Surveying a developed area costs more than surveying an undeveloped area for example.
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Possible delivery, there's uses of them for surveying of farms, surveying of roofs, for insurance purposes.
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Wilson attended Queen's College, a prestigious secondary school in Georgetown, in the mid-1930s, then studied surveying, passing the surveying examination in 1942.
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Carol Danvers, sauntering through a train car, surveying the passengers.
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But even surveying an unbiased population cannot guarantee polling accuracy.
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Surveying the dancing crowd outside, he seemed nervous but resolute.
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"There are always good snacks," Rice said, surveying the patio.
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All "The Affair" is doing now is surveying the damage.
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Obama, surveying the constituent parts of the meal, evinced trepidation.
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Equity is surveying its membership about what to call it.
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Surveying the American presidency, Skowronek sees politics unfolding in cycles.
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And the Bennetts, surveying the damage, were in good spirits.
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"This is surreal," said Melissa Berton, surveying the starry scene.
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The buyer also pays for legal and land surveying services.
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Photo: Nick Guy After surveying more than 1,000 Wirecutter readers, surveying the market for hours, and testing about 23 models, the smartphone car mount we recommend for most people is TechMatte's MagGrip CD Slot.
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"I'm overblown here," former Congressman Michael Grimm declared, surveying the scene.
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It offers a boxed drone for surveying farms and golf courses.
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Rather, Facebook is surveying its users on what sources are trusted.
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This estimate reflects extensive surveying conducted in 2016 in 15 states.
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Nold was with a student at the time, surveying the waves.
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"Will he show?" says one, cautiously surveying the scene around him.
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Others stood back, surveying their new surroundings with bemusement and disbelief.
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The Latino community is diverse and surveying it requires sophisticated methodology.
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"You just moving in?" she asked, surveying the near-empty house.
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The company also provides removal firms with professional video surveying software.
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We were each surveying the same tragedy from wildly different perspectives.
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As stock pickers, they're generalists, surveying all parts of the market.
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It will spend 10 years surveying 37 billion galaxies and stars.
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The poll was conducted March 11-493, surveying 900 registered voters.
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The poll was conducted October 9-11, surveying 406 likely voters.
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The shift results from a change in surveying methods, Gallup said.
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A group of young people enter, walking slowly, surveying the territory.
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If your network is limited, try surveying expat groups on Facebook.
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They can be used for construction, surveying disasters and far more.
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She said she immediately began surveying athletes about adding a tournament.
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Smoke is surveying buyers to see if his hypothesis is accurate.
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"It's a bit shocking," said Mr. Chipperfield, surveying the lower floor.
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"I've never seen anything like it," he said after surveying a car.
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But surveying the other three series that will also premiere on Nov.
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He sits with his back to the wall, constantly surveying his surroundings.
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In surveying the Earth, surface water is an obvious place to start.
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This allows for greater surveying and monitoring of the fragile reef ecosystem.
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On one side, an ecologist remarked that surveying animals is a pain.
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Yet, there remain those in opposition to any new surveying at all.
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The instructor was with a student at the time, surveying the waves.
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ION developed a competing system and sold it to surveying companies abroad.
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The poll tracks daily approval ratings for Trump by surveying 2628,28500 Americans.
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No one is surveying and asking what people think of single people.
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"I joke that Mickey is always around," she said, surveying the corners.
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Surveying these films, Malick's idiosyncratic techniques for depicting the cosmic become clear.
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Surveying customers at the point of cancel is an untapped opportunity because:
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"Shocked and amazed," she said, surveying the crowd on a recent Sunday.
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Just look at him surveying a telephone pole covered in missing posters.
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"Poor little Austin," she said, surveying the dwindling crowds on the streets.
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The Monmouth University poll was conducted March 18-22, surveying 851 adults.
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But now, surveying this circle of hip Tacoma strangers, I feel unmoored.
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"Nice kill," a comrade archly says, surveying the ruins of Mitch's desk.
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The Norwegian Polar Institute has been surveying the reindeer there since 2300.
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It's unknown how long the resulting surveying and recovery efforts could last.
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He believes that surveying people is just a part of the story.
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An Andina photo showed Kuczynski aboard a plane, surveying the situation below.
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At this point in her tale, my mother paused, surveying my reaction.
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OPEN-JAW TICKETS A good approach for surveying itinerary and pricing options.
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After surveying expert judgment, the House report came to the opposite conclusion.
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OSIRIS-REx surveying Bennu / Image courtesy of the University of Arizona OSIRIS-REx surveying Bennu / Image courtesy of the University of Arizona If the first attempt fails, OSIRIS-REx has enough stored nitrogen gas for two additional attempts.
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On Friday, geologists were out surveying cracks, measuring them and recording the locations.
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Those researchers, Ajit Krishna and Amulya Aradhyula, started surveying people late last year.
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Here's the rabbit surveying the upside-down hutch from his lofty vantage point.
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Surveying the retail world right now, it's hard to see anything but Amazon.
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He stands, surveying the clay promontory, chewing on the water reservoir's bite valve.
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Even when somebody is murdered, he stands there afterward, surveying his own corpse.
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While surveying flood damage in Baton Rouge, President Obama made an essential point.
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Levitsky and Ziblatt begin by surveying the research on how modern democracies fall.
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After surveying the ingredients for a few seconds, the two get to work.
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"I'm sad about my grandfather's medals," Darryn Smart said, surveying a ransacked room.
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The architect Alejandro Aravena was on a helicopter days later, surveying the damage.
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Still, Trump mentioned raking while surveying the devastation in Northern California on Saturday.
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The online poll was conducted from May 17-85033, surveying 2,385 adults nationwide.
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Surveying the damage in Buras, Cormier said that the parish had fared well.
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He spent the next few weeks surveying the challenge of the Dawn Wall.
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When I got into bush work— geology and surveying—I worked with women.
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This is something we were happy to notice after surveying 1,100 R29 readers.
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The ABC News/Ipsos poll was conducted March 18-19, surveying 512 adults.
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Footage shows farmers surveying their ruined pineapple fields, which are coated in ash.
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With your book and with "Springsteen on Broadway," you're surveying your whole past.
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A man caught a glimpse of a candidate surveying flood damage in Davenport.
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Surveying cheer music's recent history, it seems like things are coming full circle.
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Drone applications in agriculture range from mapping and surveying to cropdusting and spraying.
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Nor was the technology for surveying the aftermath of the tsunami very sophisticated.
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Your one stop for surveying the year's biggest pop stars in one room.
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Researchers surveying the Al Wusta site where the middle finger bone was found.
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"Chaos," Schnabel said, surveying the room with a smile and sounding quite satisfied.
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She also completed a short stint surveying farmworkers in the Connecticut River Valley.
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"Right now," he said, surveying his mountain of scraps, "I am so happy."
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So instead of a master's, I studied surveying and found my way here.
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The rise in tiger numbers is partially the result of improved surveying methods.
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Prime Minister John Key posted a short video to YouTube after surveying the damage.
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How long before they can walk in the streets without constantly surveying their surroundings?
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In another, with blue stripes, he is seen surveying the globe with a compass.
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Charles Schwab plans to continue its study by surveying more cities in the future.
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That same type of seemingly exponential growth in technology has occurred with seismic surveying.
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Surveying the entire Nunes-Schiff exchange, McCain called it "bizarre" and criticized both lawmakers.
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Airobotics' drones are marketed for use in site surveying, security and other industrial applications.
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Meanwhile 1.53S used its aerial unit as a scout, surveying the battlefield from above.
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About 30 homes were damaged, with crews still surveying the area, the agency said.
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The business mogul has largely eschewed traditional campaign strategies like surveying a disaster area.
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NASA's Galileo spacecraft spent eight years there surveying the planet and its many moons.
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The Politico/Morning Consult poll was conducted April 28-85033, surveying 1,995 registered voters.
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The Politico/Morning Consult poll was conducted June 14-85033, surveying 1,992 registered voters.
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The Pentagon began surveying possible sites last year in Colorado, Kansas and South Carolina.
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The poll was conducted by Echelon Insights surveying 220006,2202 Americans aged 2628 to 28500.
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One method uses inventories of existing forests — surveying how many trees and which type.
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Groups of policemen in blue berets stood, arms folded, expressionlessly surveying the growing crowd.
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Surveying the landscape, the brothers had decided that the city was ripe for conquest.
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The NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll was conducted March 13-14, surveying 835 adults.
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Quinnipiac conducted the new poll June 12-17, surveying more than 1,200 Florida voters.
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But Dr. Pechter didn't reach his estimate through surveying a large and diverse sample.
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The POLITICO/Morning Consult poll was conducted September 27-30, surveying 2,488 registered voters.
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But Mr. Cowal really is serious about surveying lesser known corners of the repertoire.
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The POLITICO/Morning Consult poll was conducted July 6-10, surveying 1,999 registered voters.
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ProDroneWorx provides surveying, volume measurements, and 3D modeling to architectural, construction, and engineering firms.
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Nielsen (NLSN) unveiled its first-ever results surveying viewership of TV shows on streaming services.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Arson investigators are surveying the scene.
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A photograph depicts him sitting, cigar in hand, surveying their massed ranks in the snow.
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The most jarring interruption of the ocean soundscape comes from a process called seismic surveying.
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It was Robbins who spotted Wisdom again 46 years later while surveying the nesting site.
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Amazon, after surveying the country, picked New York and D.C. for its 50,000-person expansion.
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Indeed, the BCRC notes that Britons have spent years surveying Thailand's vast network of caves.
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Surveying Europe's liberal leaders, he sees a complacent elite ignorant of a quickly changing world.
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Spend any time surveying Amazon sellers and Whaley's narrative will start sounding like the norm.
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"I like the plain ones," Ms. Siafakas said, surveying the dwindling supply in the cases.
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Will companies buy Spot robots for surveillance and surveying when humans will be invariably cheaper?
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But they also want to raise money to build telescopes for surveying the northern sky.
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Some of these, such as surveying, aerial photography and law enforcement, have now become routine.
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"What is in the content of Her Cocky Firefighters?" asked the judge, surveying the exhibits.
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As part of this study, it's surveying "late-type" stars—ones cooler than the Sun.
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Some of the missions, like the WISE telescope, weren't designed with asteroid surveying in mind.
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Stofan elegantly directed the conversation back to exoplanet science and surveying our own neighborhood first.
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The poll was conducted by telephone from October 20 to 85033, surveying 1,017 America adults.
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Surveying their late eighties and early nineties heyday in hindsight, theirs was an incredible record.
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The citizens themselves are constantly surveying their situation, watching in silence and communicating in whispers.
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Is this what the American public, surveying the bloody ground of recent months, really thinks?
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"We need pillows in a color that pops," Steinberg said, after surveying the furniture plans.
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Surveying people's responses on social media shows the variety of readings of these strange hieroglyphs.
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Surveying the barren fridge and empty cupboards, you already know how this evening will end.
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Kern County volunteers surveying the region's homeless population found a 21 percent increase over 22020.
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In surveying the extraordinary recovery challenges, Mr. Rosselló made a point that Washington should heed.
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Start surveying your employees about where the company can improve — and immediately start implementing changes.
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When building racecars began to take up more of his time, he gave up surveying.
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The study was conducted by surveying experts in North and Central America, Europe and Asia.
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Abt Associates conducted the poll from June 5 to June 8, surveying 85033,000 registered voters.
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"My husband calls it my biker-chick outfit," Ms. Pauley said, surveying a sleeve warily.
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But without meticulously surveying the environment just before the event, any comparison is inherently limited.
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Surveying employees can help you to identify any company events that may be particularly problematic.
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The poll was conducted June 28-July 1, surveying 460 Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents.
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Dramatic music played in the background as Shaq was submerged in the cage, surveying his surroundings.
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Surveying the whole scope of human history vis-à-vis food, a couple of themes emerge.
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"I didn't know it would be a gun show," says a Mauritanian businessman surveying the hall.
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And the owner who stands at the register, surveying all the goings-on in her territory?
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Lidar was developed as a surveying method following the invention of the laser in the 1960s.
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The Monmouth University poll was conducted between August 26 and 29, surveying 402 likely Pennsylvania voters.
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Perhaps she was surveying the L.A. party scene on Sunday night before making the big move.
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"It's a recipe for burnout," says Olson, who hosts the culture-surveying YouTube series Folding Ideas.
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Surveying the scene, they bundled me into the car and drove me to the local hospital.
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Its observation, however, was part of a larger program tasked with surveying some 10,000 similar objects.
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Minerac aims to connect the minerals supply chain from mining to shipping, surveying, warehousing and financing.
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Surveying the state of our current economic system, Saunders argues it was time for a change.
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Total Station is a line of surveying units used to measure and plot various construction projects.
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She sobbed for a few moments after surveying the damage, but moments later resolved to persevere.
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Petty was tasked with surveying the land Oliver Cromwell had confiscated in his conquest of Ireland.
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Larry Hogan has declared a state of emergency in Howard County after surveying the damage Sunday.
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People we were surveying would call their neighbors and tell them to give us their information.
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In 2013, he got his undergraduate degree in quantity surveying from City University of Hong Kong.
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"At least no one brought an oxygen tank," Tollett observed with a smile, surveying the aisles.
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I ask because Facebook is surveying users to ask whether they think it cares about them.
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"In Japan, we are department stores, so quite big," Mr. Nakagawa said, surveying his small domain.
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"The court seems to have missed the forest in carefully surveying the many trees," they stated.
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"I feel very sad" for them, he said, surveying the village's twisted roofs and stripped vegetation.
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Damage assessment teams from the NWS were surveying the affected areas throughout the day, it said.
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I didn't know the facilitator would be surveying the room, playing instruments slightly above our heads.
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Imagine yourself as a God, surveying the vast expanse of nothingness, a pure plane of reality.
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Tim Miller, the former adviser to Jeb Bush, was talking to reporters and surveying the action.
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"Their surveying process is going to be focused on infection control," Bury said in an interview.
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Per a 2013 Gallup poll surveying moral attitudes, we hate it more than we hate divorce.
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It added that bankers told ministers that surveying properties had become difficult in the current situation.
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Several emergency workers are shown surveying the crash site, as well as an emergency services helicopter.
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Muilenburg estimated that the cost of planning and surveying a driveway easement would be under $4503,000.
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Surveying the views on City Island, it's easy to see where the artists derive their inspiration.
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By the end of the night, Rocky was in one of those suites, surveying the detritus.
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She had hoped to compile a volume surveying them together, but she never found a taker.
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It is time we allow companies to collect data and explore the unknown with seismic surveying.
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But on Monday, after surveying the damage inflicted by Hurricane Michael, he's decided to move away.
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The administration says it has 10,85033 FEMA personnel on the ground surveying and planning the recovery.
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But Gaofen-7 is a more general-purpose satellite, intended for things like surveying and construction.
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Nielsen — The ratings service unveiled its first-ever results surveying viewership of TV shows on streaming services.
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One proposed solution is lidar, a precise surveying method that can measure and model targets in 3D.
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These gentle curves are the result of a surveying trick that dates to the country's westward expansion.
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Some examples of uses are photography, filming, mapping, inspections of various kinds, quantity surveying or crop monitoring.
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Surveying the species and their habitat can help scientists to understand if existing conservation efforts are helping.
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You'll need a bachelor's degree in cartography, geography, geomatics, or surveying to become a cartographer or photogrammetrist.
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Surveying the spread of hamburgers, casseroles, and cake, several people joked about stress-eating before the election.
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When surveying the most admired men and women in the U.S., political figures made up the majority.
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I walked the perimeter of the course, surveying the land that was once a rare nature preserve.
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WATSON (voice-over): Sean Connolly is one of a team of scientists who've been surveying the damage.
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Warneminde said the group was surveying a green turtle nest laid in November to gather research data.
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French President Emmanuel Macron will leave Monday night for St. Martin and spend Tuesday surveying the damage.
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Those missions could include coordinating search and rescue operations or surveying chemical accidents and large car crashes.
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Yesterday, when I went abroad on a general surveying mission, I left an offering to Starbucks Coffee.
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I started noticing that many months ago, when I began informally surveying global interest in the campaign.
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Surveying the prevalence of asexuality is hard, considering asexuality is an umbrella term that includes multiple identities.
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" Surveying the wreckage, such people expect "to escape moral responsibility by wailing: 'But I didn't mean this!
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"I know a lot of women are coming with their checkbooks open," she said, surveying the crowd.
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So the program was surveying floodplains, then calculating an "average annual loss" for all the houses there.
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The authors also estimated the mothers' daily fluoride intake by surveying their beverage intake, including tap water.
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In national polls surveying the whole population, Clinton is leading Trump, but not by nearly as much.
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"This is a massive undertaking," he said, surveying the concrete and steel, the ships and containers below.
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Rasmussen Reports completes its daily tracking poll by surveying 85033 likely voters each night over the phone.
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After surveying more than 400 college students, researchers found that helicopter parenting was more associated with burnout.
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Justice Alito began by surveying the constitutional and statutory constraints states face with regard to race and redistricting.
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Until on Friday evening, when a helicopter surveying areas to put search crews into the forest spotted her.
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"Country here I come" he captioned a black-and-white shot of him in the driver's seat, surveying.
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Surveying the landscape of internet access, one could be forgiven for a single dank conclusion: Winter is coming.
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Surveying congregation demographics between 1998 and 2012, the study found an increase in the number of multiracial congregations.
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To do it, he made a groundbreaking map that combined cutting-edge surveying techniques with his artistic imagination.
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We've been researching this trend for some time at IDC, surveying IT buyers and talking with industry players.
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India's central tax authority is also surveying bitcoin exchanges to find out whether it can tax any transactions.
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While surveying the damage in Malakoff, Andrea Martinez KYTX stumbled upon an interesting scene, to say the least.
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The ruler stood on a raised platform surveying a gathering of political foes, vanquished rivals, and professional miscreants.
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" It also advised "surveying the route for obstacles, such as posts, signs, barriers, humps, bus stops, dumpsters, etc.
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Surveying crib cushions and safety locks of Amazon's "baby" category, Stine sees a world of chaos and conflict.
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After surveying the scene, he told reporters that one of the drivers might have run a red light.
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That would open up 8 times more space for surveying and, they hope, observing other events like supernovae.
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The quakes didn't cause any deaths, but 13 people died in a helicopter crash after surveying the damage.
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With 99 Cent Dreams I was using photography in a non-precious way, more like a surveying device.
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Teams of US officials are in Singapore surveying sites, and haven't been given any indication they should stop.
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It will spend a year surveying the space rock to find the best place to scoop some material.
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"It's not our church but it's a holy place," said Jelena Salom, 87, surveying the stained-glass windows.
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Frelinghuysen said California has not made a request because crews are still fighting fires and surveying the damage.
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To understand what authorities were surveying Monday, it's helpful to know what happened fewer than two years ago.
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So we have to be very systematic about surveying the sky, and we can't leave any patch undone.
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Police helicopters are surveying the nearby area, but stated that were was no "general danger" to the public.
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According to Buschow, Locklear kicked one of the deputies in the leg while they were surveying the situation.
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Surveying the region, they concluded that the northern tier of the Middle East had been lost to Iran.
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At each agency Mr. Bratton led, he began by surveying officers' morale, with the goal of increasing it.
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It will go into orbit December 31 and orbit until mid-February before another series of surveying flybys.
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In 173, he spent eight days surveying plastic in the Bermuda Triangle, during which he was violently seasick.
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Teams are actively surveying between 4 and 8 square miles of the training range each year, she said.
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But both sides are also surveying a transformed political landscape for pitfalls that could threaten their own survival.
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While it's impossible to quantify that statement, it does hold some strong weight when surveying the rap landscape.
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The company said it was surveying "the interest in a new, more enhanced version of Tweetdeck" for professionals.
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Following the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami, an Indian coast guard helicopter surveying the island was attacked with arrows.
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Hayabusa2 began by surveying the object's surface, and subsequently landed multiple robotic probes on the asteroid's rocky terrain.
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During a recent lunchtime sitting, Bertie Carvel sat in one of Rules' red velvet booths surveying the scene.
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It noted that elephants had been spotted previously in the area, when the organization was surveying the site.
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Scientists also faulted the charity for ascribing a cause of death after surveying the scene from the air.
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But surveying his world, Ford finds something out of place: the maze symbol scratched into a wooden table.
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The career-surveying TINA BARNEY (Rizzoli, $100) lays out her themes: bodies occupying space, bodies and their possessions.
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S. & P. Global Platts calculates its snapshot of the Midwest Premium surveying buyers, sellers, traders and end users.
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There's a wide range of potential opportunities for the right startup, from producing construction materials to surveying sites.
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Surveying the unprepossessing landscape of Charleston's Upper Peninsula, Mr. Zoukis imagined that it could be so much more.
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"Globalization isn't the only reason we ran into trouble," said Mr. Berrier, surveying his near-empty factory floor.
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Microglia were constantly surveying every area of the brain, just checking things out: How is that neuron doing?
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Atop the steps there stands a lone officer, pea-sized amid the large columns, surveying the tempest beneath.
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The engineer Unsworth had met was in fact surveying to try and find another entrance to the cave.
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Facebook began surveying users last week on their familiarity with certain outlets and how much they trust them.
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Last week, the NWLC published a report surveying recent policy changes related to workplace harassment across the country.
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Vocations Tara Hartson, 38, is a surveyor at Herrick & Salsbury in Ellsworth, Me. What is surveying all about?
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After surveying his shot, he could have then replaced the tee with his ball before taking his shot.
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Dr. Solecki began surveying historic sites in Iraq in 1951, as an associate curator at the Smithsonian Institution.
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But if you're surveying Pret's bonnes bouches with a few dollars to spare, I'd recommend skipping the pastries.
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The most intriguing image shows Dany at the head of her army, surveying the damage done to King's Landing.
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On Wednesday, the newly formed consortium issued Climate Change Is Harming Our Health, a report compiled after surveying patients.
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The national land record modernization program, launched in 2008, was aimed at surveying lands, upgrading records and establishing ownership.
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In-home interviews are conducted in 22 countries around the world, on top of surveying over 22,000 people online.
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Surveying all this with a weary eye, some pro-EU Turks wonder if the relationship needs a different footing.
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Susan Magee gazed out of a second-story window, surveying the Houston cul-de-sac neighborhood she called home.
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Images from CNN affiliate WIVB showed a police SWAT team outside the hospital and a helicopter surveying the area.
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Last week, news broke that Disney was surveying customers about a new name for its Florida-based Hollywood Studios.
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Teams have already spent years surveying the railway's first phase, which runs 140 miles (225km) between London and Birmingham.
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In the past, Kristian has made videos about surveying things like Calvin and Hobbes, Pixar, and The Walking Dead.
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The Intergovernmental Committee on Surveying and Mapping (ICSM) has formed a group to oversee the process of implementing GDA2020.
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After surveying over 4,500 adults in the US, Pew found that most people actually don't know much about bots.
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Many grain traders and analysts expect the agency will lower its harvest estimate after surveying farmers again about plantings.
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NatCen Social Research, an independent institute, has been surveying Britons' attitudes to sex and marriage since the early 1980s.
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Clad in neon vests and jeans, they drove from field to field, examining soil, surveying plants and testing water.
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It's just a noble corgi dog in a pinwheel hat, standing on a small mount and surveying the land.
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This was the lowest since surveying began in 1997, but the gap has changed relatively little in recent years.
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The GFCI is a semi-annual study conducted by the Z/Yen Group, surveying over 2,500 financial services professionals.
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As Hurricane Irma weakens, now churning as a tropical storm, those left in its wake are surveying the damage.
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The look on his face when surveying his parents, or when recounting his own marital disappointments, can be moving.
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Since landing on the Martian surface on November 26, the lander has been taking photos and surveying its surroundings.
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While on the Volkswagen lot, surveying sensible Jettas and Passats, a round, enticing shape catches my eye: the Beetle.
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A Reuters witness saw residents picking their way through the rubble of destroyed homes and surveying fire-blackened buildings.
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It means anticipating puck movement so astutely, surveying the play so precisely, that he always squares up the shooter.
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PrecisionHawk's technology enables customers to gather aerial data and analytics so they can understand the environment that they're surveying.
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And, looking back across the years, surveying my little collection of memorabilia, I kind of like it that way.
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"These travel trailers were picked up, thrown a considerable distance and just mangled," Edwards said after surveying the damage.
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Gallup has conducted social distancing practices surveying every night on the panel since March 13 and reports multiday averages.
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The company issued two lavish boxed sets surveying the career of Mr. Levine, who defined the Met for decades.
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People naturally congregate in the opening, standing and chatting, enjoying the cross breeze, surveying the activity within the Pavilion.
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She remembered Hill standing "with her arms on her hips, like Peter Pan arriving in Neverland," surveying every shot.
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During a break in filming, Caso walked down Deadwood's main street, surveying her team's handiwork and pointing out landmarks.
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Lott told Reuters the idea came quickly when surveying the property, with the challenge of creating space and light.
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The head of the subways, Andy Byford, suggested surveying New Yorkers to find out why they ride without paying.
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After surveying the disaster zone, both he and his environment minister, Ricardo Salles, said mining dams needed stricter regulation.
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The association also created a standing committee to address diversity, and is surveying its members about harassment and discrimination.
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" Surveying the task ahead of him, Cummings says, "This will be one of the hardest things I've ever done.
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In the days before Election Day, exit polling surveying 22018 early voters had Baugh slipping behind Keirstead and Rouda.
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Trump floats out of reach, surveying what he has rubbled, which includes thousands of attempts to hold him accountable.
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Is there any difficulty in surveying immigrant populations because of a fear of being asked of their immigration status?
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By late afternoon, the adjuster from the insurance company charged with assessing the damages was surveying the smoldering property.
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Surveying the damage after the crash, Keyvan Chamani, 28, said it was amazing no one was more seriously injured.
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Surveying the anthropological, biological and psychological evidence, he argues that humans, like most mammals, are not built for monogamy.
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It also shared photos showing shells fired by howitzers and soldiers perched on ridges, surveying hillsides with their rifles.
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India undertook a massive land record modernization program in 2008, aimed at surveying lands, upgrading records and establishing ownership.
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A flaw in surveying high school seniors about these issues is that they are not yet working and parenting.
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One afternoon, surveying the damage, I saw a gust of wind carry a neighbor's trash bin down his street.
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In 2017, researchers applied the six values of "the moral foundations theory" to vaccine attitudes, surveying 1,007 American parents.
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And while the tourist floodgates are slowly creaking open, U.S. businesses are certainly surveying the untapped market with glee.
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NASA's planet-hunting TESS mission has only been surveying the sky since July, but it's already making incredible discoveries.
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As the rain eases, residents are emerging to surveying the ruins that remain and begin their clean-up efforts.
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"It's a little support for our kitchen," she says of the garden, surveying the growth of her vegetable supply.
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Dr. Chang is surveying these intrinsically disordered proteins, as well as proteins associated with stress tolerance in other organisms.
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It would be easy to assume, surveying the national scene, that pettiness is universally regarded as a bad thing.
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One, the CES series, comes from basically surveying people about what they get paid and then taking the average.
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After surveying the surrounding ecosystem, he sits down with Jimmy Stice—the village's founder—to ask some tough questions.
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On Wednesday, the newly formed consortium issued "Climate Change Is Harming Our Health," a report compiled after surveying patients.
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Of the studies that have been done, two—one surveying 605 female-to-male trans people online, and the other surveying 115 female-to-male and male-to-female trans people in-person—have found that between 40 and 60 percent self-reported a shift in their sexual orientation before or after transition.
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Studies based on previously available data, surveying broad child populations across entire states or counties, usually couldn't pinpoint these communities.
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Employee effectiveness and happiness already can be gauged directly through surveying, but also indirectly by having AI conduct sentiment analysis.
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A new study surveying the scientific literature on Alzheimer's found that Western diets increase the risk of developing the disease.
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After surveying 1,250 Americans, it found ride-hailing use has increased 77 percent since its last survey back in 2015.
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Surveying the landscape, two of the world's most troubled economies—Europe and China—are showing signs of stability, he said.
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And the giant marshmallow monster sits atop the roof, surveying the small town like a king peering at his kingdom.
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They might be surveying where their oil pipes are, whereas we might want to be looking for a mine field.
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They are being used in rural areas for mining and agriculture, for inspecting power lines and pipelines, and for surveying.
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According to Bloomberg, publications for Facebook News were chosen after surveying users and studying news consumption habits on the platform.
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I've been informally surveying industry insiders about what they think makes a "smartwatch," and have been surprised by some answers.
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Increasingly, it's also working directly with end user companies in the mining industry, for example, which need reliable surveying data.
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CNN conducted their poll through SSRS from June 28-30, surveying 1,613 adults with a margin of error of +/- 3%.
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Surveying the landscape of America and Europe, it is easy to portray commercial bricks and mortar as technology road kill.
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The directors spend long stretches of Cargo on characters tramping around the outback, surveying their surroundings, or otherwise standing still.
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Miners will also be allowed to keep surveying areas while the regulator considers permit applications, one of the sources said.
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The footage also showed rescue workers pulling survivors from collapsed homes in the aftermath, with shocked residents surveying the scene.
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Surveying the detritus of the night before, looking around at a bunch of friends and people you don't really recognize.
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But in surveying 5,000 consumers in the U.S., McKinsey found nearly 40% of e-commerce subscribers have canceled their subscriptions.
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Surveying the continent, Mr Macron spots similar dysfunction to that he observed in France and wants to apply similar remedies.
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The Next Generation Transit Survey (NGTS), a sky-surveying telescope in Chile, first detected the flare on August 103, 2017.
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People walked outside the buses, surveying the damage as well as bodies lying on the roadway and a grass median.
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After surveying 2,000 British participants, they found that 9 AM on a Sunday was everyone's favorite time to have sex.
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Drones are increasingly used in a wide variety of civil and military applications, such as surveying remote and dangerous areas.
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Momentum for the office design began by surveying the 250 Toronto employees on everything from preferred lighting, open space vs.
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There's something genuinely unsettling about the way he hovers in the air, surveying devastation as his cape flutters behind him.
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U.S. Special Operations forces were certain he was at the location in Iraq after covertly surveying it for some days.
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But I think there are uses [for a larger-scale Skeeter] — for instance agriculture, for instance surveying large field areas.
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Surveying work is finally underway in Afghanistan's western province of Herat, with construction planned to start later in the autumn.
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And modern laser-surveying sensor systems (called LIDARs, after light detection and ranging) may not be accurate in those conditions.
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The drones and accompanying software also can serve the private sector, monitoring oil and gas fields and surveying construction sites.
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Authorities are still surveying damage from the record-breaking storm, and this story will be updated as more details emerge.
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Surveying the state of politics today, Mr Avent writes: "We can but hope this era will prove a fleeting one".
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Kurds in Cizre, Turkey, on March 2, surveying the damage after much of their town was destroyed by Turkish forces.
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"Whatever we take, we hold," says a peshmerga intelligence officer, surveying IS dugouts from a trench on the front line.
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With the holiday shopping season officially underway, parents will be surveying which toys to buy, including some that are educational.
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"This is very dangerous, this situation here," he said, surveying a glistening pile of dozens more bottles at his feet.
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The US Commission on International Religious Freedom produces an annual report surveying the state of religious freedoms across the world.
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In 1980, volunteer counting parties in the five 15-mile-diameter surveying circles that cover the city recorded 2,199 crows.
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Surveying the landscape, most people would have seen a homogenous mat of pasture and weeds punctuated by the occasional tree.
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Surveying U.S. economic dominance, Servan-Schreiber described his book as "a call to action" — action to rejuvenate French economic power.
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Some of the missions may include coordinating search-and-rescue operations, surveying chemical accidents and large car crashes, and crowdsourcing.
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The marketing agency Moosylvania has compiled its annual "Millennials' Top 100 Brands" list for 2019 after surveying 1,000 millennial consumers.
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That includes surveying households and neighbors within a 150-yard radius around the residence of the person who has Zika.
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Residents returning to waterlogged communities began the painstaking process of surveying the damage, cleaning up and salvaging whatever they could.
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In the meantime, however, the company's portfolio is pretty modest and aimed mostly at infrastructure jobs like surveying and construction.
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Surveying the room, she admitted that playing Paige had made her more aware of people following her or watching her.
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"It's just a staff of lexicographers surveying the evidence and proposing words that meet the criteria for entry," Brewster says.
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Finally scrambling out of the bush of New Zealand's South Island, I paused, surveying the alpine valley in the foreground.
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By surveying only white voters, the researchers selected a group that is not wholly representative of the diverse Democratic base.
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Surveying the damage, Ginsberg recognized how Stonewall would change gay life by rendering undeniably visible the LGBTQ people of America.
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It includes the figure of a crouching African-American man who seems to be surveying and assessing the battle situation.
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Surveying a group that at first looks disparate, a theme emerges: the politics of how humans interact with their environments.
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I grinned like I was hoping to find a chainsaw-wielding video game character, while constantly surveying my dark surroundings.
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Ms. Longshore, who said, "I'm anti-beige" while surveying the cafe last week, previously decorated the store's seventh-floor hallway.
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The poll was conducted online from June 6 to 12, surveying 10,604 adults, including 9,355 who are registered to vote.
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The union has also been polling and surveying members to learn their views, said Geoconda Argüello-Kline, its secretary-treasurer.
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"This is not to benefit the wealthy," Trump said earlier this month while in Florida surveying damage from Hurricane Irma.
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Moret's first drone assignment, surveying the Children's Health hospital in Plano, Texas, came almost immediately after he got his license.
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Surveying the mess at our feet, I ask if there is something that can be done with all of this.
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Over the past few years we've identified many of the critical barriers by surveying members about their transition to value.
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In Guanica, supermarket owner Santo Manuel Ruiz Pietri began cleaning up collapsed shelves and surveying structural damage to his building.
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In Guanica, supermarket owner Santo Manuel Ruiz Pietri began cleaning up collapsed shelves and surveying structural damage to his building.
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You can inhale a cedar scent from its massive beams while surveying a harbor where birds and sea mammals hunt.
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Since the storm, residents have been doing a nerve-racking accounting, surveying surrounding settlements for their relatives, friends and acquaintances.
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We followed the 947 applicants who were and were not offered the job over a year, surveying them multiple times.
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According to its findings surveying roughly 1,200 companies, managers with eight to 10 direct reports have the lowest turnover rates.
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Brown added that Chegg is in the process of surveying college students in Nevada, home of the next Democratic caucus.
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Boston Medical Center started surveying recipients of SNAP and other public assistance after the 216.2s welfare reform legislation took effect.
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In order to find exoplanets, TESS is surveying stars -- and that's how it found the aftermath of a violent encounter.
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Time and Cosmos in Greco-Roman Antiquity charts this process through ancient sundials, surveying instruments, calendars, and even cosmological jewelry.
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The bank created its products after surveying 100,000 potential customers, according to Harit Talwar, who runs Goldman's global consumer finance operations.
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Since then, the craft flew by the asteroid several times for surveying, before preparing for and carrying out the insertion maneuver.
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Much of their time is also devoted to surveying academics and policy experts, whose opinions and research Warren relies on heavily.
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Archaeology needs people out in the field, surveying, documenting, and excavating as much as they can as soon as they can.
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OSIRIS-REx is now surveying Bennu to choose an orbital path, and it should begin orbiting the asteroid on December 31.
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The suit claims Unsworth spent six years surveying that cave system, extending its known length to 10 kilometers from 6 kilometers.
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After surveying housekeepers in Chicago, the union found roughly half of them had been the victims of sexual misconduct from guests.
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The research by Dow Jones Intelligence involved surveying 32,000 U.S. adults across all age groups and dividing them into two categories.
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The poll was conducted between December 20 and February 21, surveying 100,000 consumers aged 15 and over about 4,000 different brands.
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"Assessment teams are surveying the earthquake-stricken areas and villages in Kerman province," IRNA quoted local official Mohammadreza Mirsadeqi as saying.
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She is a Norwegian research vessel, built in 3003 and owned by Swire Seabed, a dredging and surveying firm in Bergen.
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Institutional Investor tabulated more than 3,900 votes, surveying 1,359 institutions with a cumulative $13 trillion of U.S. equity assets under management.
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The team at Coord used an internal app called Surveyor instead of relying on conventional surveying methods to gather its data.
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Reuters photos showed tens of policemen surveying damaged vehicles and one policeman was seen carrying a plastic cover with guns inside.
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The first time Shaw and her husband Scott spotted Teton surveying the land on his noble steed, they were in disbelief.
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Beth sings like a tiger, one surveying prey from a branch overhead: she's all coiled strength, just waiting to be unleashed.
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Surveying the conflict in Syria over the last 2628-plus years, it's not hard to find losing parties in the wreckage.
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Officials in Maharashtra's capital Mumbai this week passed the law, which also lists conditions for surveying vendors and demarcating hawking zones.
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Surveying the literary output of leaders from Lenin to Kim Jong-il, Kalder asks why so many totalitarians dabble in literature.
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Burchett said that after surveying Penney's existing customers via E-Poll Market Research, 98 percent of them were "aware" of Richie.
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Ms. Pelosi arrived on the floor with an air of calm, surveying her rank and file's protest as it gathered steam.
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On Sunday, Mr. Abadi's office distributed photographs of him surveying the hall of Parliament, surrounded by broken glass and damaged furniture.
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Teams had already been surveying hotel ballrooms and other possible locations for the meeting when Trump declared it canceled last week.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama toured flood-ravaged Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Tuesday, surveying wreckage that has also become a political football.
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MARSIS is a broad surveying instrument, not a precise scanner, and this area was spotted because it's such a huge deposit.
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After surveying the surroundings of more than 9,000 active wells in those six states, they found 6,000 located in suburban areas.
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"I'm having trouble wrapping my mind around the scale," one Mississippi scientist told the Delta Farm Press, after surveying local fields.
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In "Still Life" (2006), Jia used a similar procedure, locating his hero only after surveying the crowded deck of a ferry.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was in Okayama Prefecture Wednesday morning surveying the damage in one of the hardest-hit areas.
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And she encouraged her fans, retweeting them, messaging them, joking around with them, and surveying them about their desires and preferences.
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Renovations began on the shelter in 2015, after three years of surveying residents about what they wanted in a community center.
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Surveying the raw audio of these improvised sessions, he finally saw an opportunity to marry the two sides of his work.
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Upstairs, a man called Mark is hanging over the balcony surveying Room One as it fills up ready for Chase & Status.
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Zuckerberg said he settled on the idea of surveying Facebook users after rejecting having the company itself rank news outlets' trustworthiness.
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After surveying college students on campus and online, Dr. Rinker found that many students form complex webs of compensatory drinking behaviors.
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In surveying this group of people who consistently fare evade, Currie found that they're driven by the thrill of risk-taking.
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Military and rescue service helicopters slowly circled in the blue skies on Monday, surveying the damage and searching for missing people.
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Surveying more than 6000 people across four countries, researchers found that people who spent money to buy free time were happier.
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"Caves are hard to measure because they're so irregular," said Mr. Pollack, who has been surveying them since the late 1960s.
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The company is surveying the same group of people each week so that the results can be compared to each other.
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"This never happens," he said, surveying an empty street in the Lower East Side where he normally spends his nights out.
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One bill would create a system for surveying agencies to prompt anonymous disclosure of potential problems to try to prevent harassment.
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"Our grandfather would have been so proud," said Nicholas Cyprus, Ms. Loucas's brother and another owner, while surveying the full restaurant.
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It will spend the next three years surveying both moons of Mars, Phobos and Deimos, creating detailed maps of their surfaces.
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Start by surveying your team to figure out exactly what's working and what's not working in meetings, the research team suggests.
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Since 2009 we've been annually surveying 16 reefs across the Belizean Barrier Reef, half of which are inside a protected reserve.
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He died in Texas in 1973, while aerially surveying the artificial lake area where he hoped to build his ''Amarillo Ramp.
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Its work surveying 45,000 people in eight countries with high online ad spending spurred Google to announce the changes within Chrome.
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Each year the magazine identifies the 10 most produced plays and the 20 most produced playwrights by surveying almost 400 theaters.
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The initial thought was studio space, but after surveying artists, the Powerhouse team discovered a greater unmet need: fabricating the art.
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This poignant report prompts the queen to visit at last, surveying the wreckage in an oversize fur hat and prim coat.
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A Namely report surveying roughly 1,200 companies finds that managers with eight to 10 direct reports have the lowest turnover rates.
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For example, after surveying employees, one Emtrain client discovered upticks of workplace conflict and harassment during offsite sales trainings, Todd said.
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Trainin's film spends a good deal of its running time surveying the emotions that affect everyone here, including the Tsuk children.
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Surveying 1,000 UK office workers, the firm found that two thirds eat lunch at their desks most days of the week.
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Mr. Bolsonaro, who met with state officials after surveying the area from the air, said he was shaken by the devastation.
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" Surveying these acts more recently, Israeli archaeologist Raz Kletter called inscribing graffiti a "stubborn and stupid habit," that "became a plague.
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I worked here part time one summer while pursuing a bachelor's degree in surveying engineering technology at the University of Maine.
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OSIRIS-REx surveying Bennu / Image courtesy of the University of Arizona OSIRIS-REx surveying Bennu / Image courtesy of the University of Arizona A couple of years later, around July 2020, OSIRIS-REx will use a robotic instrument known as TAGSAM to make contact with the asteroid and shoot a burst of pure nitrogen gas at the rock.
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Geneva Journal GENEVA — Four Syrian rebel commanders huddled in a knot, all broad shoulders and shiny gray suits, surveying the hotel lounge.
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TESS, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, is a two-year-long mission tasked with surveying the skies for planets around other stars.
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Surveying Stephenson's cast of past boyfriends stacked neatly on a window, I ask whether they have individual personas, names, or back stories.
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There are a ton of niche applications too — from insurers assessing hail storm damage on crops to cities surveying storm water drains.
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Surveying the world today, we see apprentice autocrats copying repressive tactics that had their tryouts in Venezuela or Russia fifteen years ago.
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The officials were surveying the aftermath of a 7.2 magnitude earthquake that rocked the rural state and Mexico City on Friday evening.
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Peakon's surveys are designed to be both fast and conducted weekly, rather than annually (as is the traditional way of surveying employees).
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In surveying our brands, we learned they didn't really want or need more help selling online – they needed help selling offline. IRL.
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Rocky stood atop Mr. Tovey's legs, sternly surveying anyone who might approach, and at last folded himself down into Mr. Tovey's lap.
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A crackdown on any major company inevitably has unintended consequences, and companies in the US and abroad are already surveying the fallout.
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Mr. Underwood said the campaign was currently surveying every school in Brooklyn to assess their readiness to teach computer science to students.
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Not only did I stop surveying and judging my body, but the rest of the world wasn't interested in evaluating it either.
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The idea of adding more targeting, adding more surveying, being able to figure out what people are listening to is, is bogus.
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In the weeks that followed the governor travelled the state, dressed in his trademark blue fleece, surveying the damage and raising morale.
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Finally, using UAVs instead of fossil fuel-based cars or conventional planes to do massive surveying, making the process more eco-friendly.
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Goldman Sachs, a bank, reckons that the market will be worth $100bn by 2020 in areas such as surveying, security and delivery.
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These global systems guide our smartphones, cars and other geopositioning devices used in sectors such as construction, transport, mining, agriculture and surveying.
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Time will tell if any of the applications get approved, and what kind of ecological damage renewed seismic surveying will lead to.
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After surveying the frontier of sex industry-focused blockchain startups, I have one, nagging question: Who's buying coins like TIT and why?
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The satellite will spend about two years surveying the sky for signs of planets ranging in size from about Jupiter to Earth.
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"We've begun surveying people on Facebook to ask them to list the friends they are closest to," Facebook writes in a statement.
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However, there are inherent problems in surveying the LGBTQ community, given the discrimination they face and their reluctance to publicly identify themselves.
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Nicolae Robu, mayor of the Romanian city of Timisoara spoke to local TV station Digi24 as he was surveying the scene outside.
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Part of his research included surveying more than 5,000 people across the world, including professionals, students, retirees, the unemployed and multi-millionaires.
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Well it worked, and now 3DR has found its sweet spot as a provider of software for mapping and surveying construction sites.
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A $63 price seemed to be ideal for a "mini-design" of one room, based on surveying of users and nonusers alike.
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The team from Harvard arrived at its much-higher estimate by surveying 3,299 randomly chosen households across the island earlier this year.
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Sightseeing in Seville, as the president had planned to do, was easy to skip; surveying the military hardware in Rota was not.
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Warren is on a growth trajectory Selzer is considered one of the most skilled pollsters when it comes to surveying Iowa's electorate.
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Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner planned to continue surveying flood-damaged communities on Sunday after touring several hard-hit areas the previous day.
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When surveying the policies, work with a fee-only financial planner or adviser who doesn't make a commission on selling the plans.
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You can head into town and to the post office, where you can accept jobs surveying or collecting specimens from the woods.
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By night, some 12 hours later and two time zones west, Mr. Hale was surveying a community college atrium in Reno, Nev.
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Needham arrived at the subscriber estimate after surveying existing Netflix subscribers in the US about their plans to subscribe to other services.
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Ryan made the remarks during a day-long tour with a bipartisan congressional delegation surveying areas in Florida hit by Hurricane Irma.
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In addition to surveying people about Trump's tax returns, Global Strategy Group also asked registered voters about their thoughts on tax reform.
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He told reporters he had received information suggesting China may have been surveying water depths to prepare submarine routes to the Pacific.
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One seat that the establishment camp seems likely to win is the functional constituency representing the architectural, surveying, planning and landscape industries.
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When the famed clinic asked its own physicians about burnout, surveying over 1,500 of them, 35 percent reported at least one symptom.
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Portraits of young men "Surveying the Family Seat" (2017) and their "Unclaimed Estates" (2017) suggest a kind of "Downton Abbey" in Nigeria.
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He then joined a government surveying expedition into the Cuyuni River area in the north of Guyana, toward the border with Venezuela.
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An observatory on a Hawaiian volcano spent four years digitally surveying the night sky, resulting in the largest sky map to date.
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But when the railway ministry began surveying in 2016, it concluded that the existing rail had "heritage value" and should be preserved.
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Across the country, unions have been surveying their members to find out their priorities and asking employees to sign new union cards.
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Schools in her district will be surveying all of their families to determine who has access to WiFi and the requisite devices.
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For a long time, it felt like surveying these virtual tours was akin to browsing the Wikipedia page of an upcoming movie.
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Fifty-seven percent are concerned about tariffs raising prices on holiday goods, Coresight Research found in surveying 25,21 U.S. consumers last month.
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Thurgood Marshall would be a good candidate for a dusty and dutiful biographical drama, one surveying his central role in Brown v.
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"I think this piece is gonna mesh really well," he says, surveying the bright, second-floor gallery space it will soon occupy.
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The ads show the two men meeting in the Oval Office and on Marine One, surveying damage from Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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While surveying the Milky Way, SPHEREx will search for organic molecules and water in areas where stars are born, called stellar nurseries.
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The number is the highest level of support in nearly half a century of surveying adults on the issue, according to Gallup.
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Surveying the German rap scene, he started thinking about a part of his identity he had not engaged with since his childhood.
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The "Drones" show puts the technology in context, providing it with a history and surveying its proliferating uses, both benign and malign.
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The emperor spent a lot of time on the road, surveying his domain but also on a quest for life-extending elixirs.
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"The train traffic is horrible on the weekends," she said on Thursday, surveying the Fourth Avenue-Ninth Street station in Park Slope.
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He resolutely declined to second-guess Kaepernick for surveying the ruin of his career and probably taking a large chunk of money.
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Surveying more than 1,600 Australians, it found that both consumers and "digital opinion leaders" ranked government as the worst-performing digital sector.
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However, its "super PAC," Planned Parenthood Votes, commissioned a poll in November surveying how views on abortion factored into the Alabama race.
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His art has been immaculately curated, deliberate, and impactful in its message of surveying the best and worst parts of black culture.
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Here's a submersible in action, surveying the edge of the Florida Escarpment, which plunges off the edge of Florida into the depths.
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Beyond surveying the rich marine life, the team explored previously unidentified shipwrecks, some of which had sat for decades on the seafloor.
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Islamic State's Amaq News Agency reported on Tuesday that Adnani was killed "while surveying the operations to repel the military campaigns against Aleppo".
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Williams said that in surveying risks ranging from stress in emerging markets to possible domestic instabilities, he regards this as a "goldilocks" moment.
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Walmart is the next closest when looking at geographies, the firm found in working with geolocation data provider Alpha Hat and surveying proximity.
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You spend an hour or two surveying the same still picture, not just seeing but working over the whole thing inch by inch.
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There is a great piece surveying the whole of the Fraction / Aja Hawkeye run from The Comics Journal that is worth checking out.
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Since the Antarctic is so inaccessible, surveying the penguins from space could help conservation biologists monitor these populations for any troubling die-offs.
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He was a co-author on two papers confirming that leeches and their blood meals offer a fast, cheap method for surveying biodiversity.
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Surveying the world today is like looking at a schoolboy's desk: the scratched names remain, even if many of the boys are forgotten.
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According to Gallup, a polling organisation, trust in law enforcement generally has remained fairly stable since it began surveying the topic in 1993.
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After surveying followers with a Facebook poll to determine the next product to hit shelves, fans voted for an adventurous and delicious choice.
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The college is surveying its 35,000 members on whether to back changes to the law on assisted dying, which is illegal in Britain.
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Other efforts to develop cheap sensors have drawn interest from companies such as Schlumberger, an oilfield-services giant, and Bridgeporth, a surveying firm.
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The survey, based on 3,200 interviews among DNB's small and mid-sized business customers, was conducted by surveying firm Ipsos Norway between Oct.
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" And it was, including Hart's off-the-cuff line when surveying the orchestra for his Sunday show seat assignment: "Where am I sitting?
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Children giggled at the CNN crew -- "I like your scarf," one told me with a laugh -- while others wandered around surveying the damage.
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" While his dad, a 44-year-old lawyer and owner of a land surveying business, sees it this way: "Crazy. Chaotic. Noisy. Messy.
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The report analyzed 30 global risks and 13 underlying trends over a 10-year horizon by surveying around 750 experts and decision makers.
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After surveying conditions along the Nebraska-Iowa border on Thursday, Nebraska's State Patrol tweeted: "None of this is supposed to be under water."
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The second aspect of Voorhies's study draws explicitly on Rancière's ideas while surveying his influence on a generation of art- and exhibition-making.
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Chinese companies have used drones for surveying areas for potential pipelines, particularly in rural China, where the local areas are not easily accessible.
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Using a new surveying technique, they were able to catch one in the act on June of 2014 following two months of scanning.
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The Ministry of Natural Resources will replace the Ministry of Land & Resources, State Oceanic Administration (SOA) and the national surveying and mapping bureau.
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"If you buy your sheep early it can get stolen," Gueye lamented, sitting in the shade of a market stall surveying his flock.
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Alarmed slaveholders in Louisiana invested resources in training local militia, and slave patrols began surveying slave quarters with increasing frequency and ruthless violence.
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When they unfurl maps and pore over atlases, another habit of Murnanian characters, they are also surveying the topography of the deep interior.
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Carl Bert, owner of a surveying and engineering firm, told CNN affiliate WPVI that Wolfe had once worked for him as an engineer.
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In May 2016, EdChoice published a study surveying 100 empirical studies on the effects of school choice programs, including 18 gold-standard studies.
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The pollsters began surveying Americans' self-professed political ideology in 220006, with the gap between conservatives and liberals at its widest in 2202.
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"This is where we are, and where we're staying," Retha Henderson said, surveying a bustling camp on the edge of the Cannonball River.
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And yet residents here seemed to take it in stride, surveying the damage with a good humor and a shrug of the shoulders.
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After surveying more than 90 hospitals, a study in 2008 found that on average, cardiac catheterization tables can only accommodate around 450 pounds.
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When you gear up for a raid or in-game mission, you usually start with surveying the parameters and adjusting your equipment accordingly.
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The discovery happened last year when ecologists were surveying Ontario's Algonquin Provincial Park, a protected natural space that hosts a wildlife research station.
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In Germantown, scraps of wood and metal lined the street as people stood outside in their pajamas with their pets surveying the damage.
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"I guess I was always an archivist," he said, smiling, surveying the spread, his glasses and ponderous forehead giving him an owllike bearing.
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Surveying the wreckage of McCarthyism in 1957, the political theorist Hannah Arendt wrote about efforts to denaturalize American citizens suspected of Communist ties.
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City transportation officials said that after surveying drivers online, they learned that some drivers did not have enough time to change their plans.
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Surveying the American scene in the run-up to the midterm elections early next month, it is hard to escape that word: desperation.
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"My whole life, bad or good, has occurred here, in this place," he said, shooting a glance around his studio, surveying his creations.
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The information, gathered by advanced GPS and land-surveying equipment, is so comprehensive that some people consider the books mass-produced cheat sheets.
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And at a party later Jared was drinking cocktails with his mother at a wooden table at the back, shyly surveying the scene.
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Emergency responders and homeowners were surveying the damage, which was spread across much of Ohio, and thousands of people were still without power.
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Dr. Sheppard and his colleagues, as well as other astronomers, are surveying the sky for the hypothesized giant planet, often called Planet Nine.
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Adults who played in that creek as children began surveying their health problems about five years ago and noticed high rates of cancer.
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This year, a popular youth radio station decided to move its annual "Hottest 100" countdown to avoid the date after surveying its listeners.
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While the result on Tuesday further deflated Sanders' supporters, progressives surveying the map nevertheless found one major sign of progress in their movement.
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The move came, in part, from surveying what he had accomplished there and struggling with thoughts of, "Am I repeating myself?" he said.
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THE ARTS An article on Friday about an exhibit surveying the filmmaker Dara Friedman's experimental films erroneously included a work in the exhibition.
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Now, he said, the party is bolstering its vetting process by thoroughly surveying candidates' public comments and the content of their campaign websites.
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"Methods for obtaining historical biodiversity information are mostly limited to examining museum specimens or surveying past literature," the researchers write in their study.
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And more recently, a 2016 Harris Poll surveying 2,193 American adults about their favorite pizza toppings found that anchovies were the least liked.
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The discovery was made by mere chance, according to the archaeologists, as they were surveying a smaller around the medieval Edøy Church nearby.
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The Russians already have about 1,000 air defense troops and communications personnel stationed in Belarus, and logistical teams are surveying training sites there.
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The same year, Turkey began surveying sites for another dam, just north of the border it shares with Iraq, on the Tigris River.
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Researchers came to this conclusion after surveying nearly 1,000 women, and following up with them 11 times over a period of five years.
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When researchers played the warning followed by the invitation, the birds combined the commands, approaching the speaker only after cautiously surveying the area.
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After surveying 1,000 dog owners and 1,000 cat owners, Mars Petcare found that dog owners are twice as likely to work in finance.
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The bureau does not actually count workers, but makes projections about employment in a given sector by surveying a limited pool of employers.
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She was surveying a new installation on the third floor of Saks Fifth Avenue, where her face was plastered on nearly every surface.
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The helicopter was surveying the damage from the quake, and was carrying Mexican Interior Minister Alfonso Navarrete Prida and Oaxaca's governor, Alejandro Murat.
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And in "New Mexico Desert" (2011), bands of traditional Navajo patterning float across scrub land and mesas as if surveying and protecting them.
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Surveying 12 randomized controlled trials, the authors concluded that reminder packaging increased the number of pills taken by patients by 11 percentage points.
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Surveying almost 6,500 American campgrounds through their online reservation sites, Martin Hogue mapped the small differences and mass uniformity of this distinct landscape.
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Halliday, a historian, begins by surveying the simple but effective methods of waste disposal in the ancient world — Mesopotamia, India, Greece and Rome.
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Surveying more than 287 students ages 277 to 214, researchers sought to understand how, when, and why young teenagers are exposed to pornography.
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So, KWS brought a targeted presence just before the first rainy period this year—surveying the area, talking to locals, doing vehicle stops.
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But, according to commission officials, it's difficult to tell if this increase is from a rise in new infections or better surveying tactics.
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What we do know from Jennifer Lawless's 2016 book surveying women who run for Congress is that on average they do just fine.
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The Labor Department said Hurricane Michael, which made landfall during the surveying period for jobs, had "no discernible effect" on employment data in October.
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Above it, the prison's manager, from his office on the first floor, could clearly see down each wing, surveying every action in the building.
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Ms. Holland said Netflix decided to go all-in after taking a look at rival networks' programming and surveying trends on its own service.
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Rick Scott took a tour of some it Sunday, taking an aerial tour around Duval County and surveying damage to a beach near Jacksonville.
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An &aposinspiring story&apos Also on the boat near Atlanta was fellow wildlife biologist Bob Sargent, who recently succeeded Ozier to oversee surveying duties.
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After three straight years of 200-plus recorded active nesting territories, the Georgia DNR decided to cut its bald eagle surveying efforts in half.
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Daniel Richard stands in a 250-acre field, surveying the ruins of his hard work: Rotting soybeans as far as the eye can see.
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While surveying the scene of the crime, Ambrose goes for a walk to figure how the body could have ended up in the woods.
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In 2011, Kashyap, began surveying a group of economists from around the country (and across the political spectrum) on popular questions of the day.
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The instinct to jerk out of a bullet's path, instead of standing perfectly still and surveying the situation, will often end up killing you.
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DO YOU FEEL LIKE YOUR BANKERS AND YOURSELF DID A GOOD ENOUGH JOB SURVEYING THE MARKET AND YOU GOT THE BEST PRICE YOU CAN?
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I think arguably just based on surveying the Apple podcast charts, which itself is a very limiting representation of what podcasts are out there.
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And not only are they surveying the tribal territories of North and South Waziristan; your predecessor's demise was in the Pakistani province of Baluchistan.
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Now, in addition to understanding these signals, we've begun surveying people on Facebook to ask them to list the friends they are closest to.
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I just stayed home and worked on a surveying crew for eight months until they eventually found out—five days before I gave birth.
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To start, Leak did a substantial amount of research, seeking out the help of Navy Facebook groups and surveying dozens of Black female sailors.
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Trump and running mate Mike Pence were in Louisiana on Friday, surveying damage from deadly floods that have displaced tens of thousands of people.
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Scientists have known about the bag since May 1998, when a robotic deep-sea submersible spotted it while surveying the bottom of the trench.
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The National Academies of Science recently issued a book-length report, authored by dozens of researchers, surveying the rapidly maturing field of attribution science.
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A royal commission to settle the northern boundary was declared in the 1760s, with Ratzer, a British Army officer, hired to do the surveying.
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They intend to sell it to companies to use for things like mapping large areas, light weight cargo delivery, lidar surveying, and powerline monitoring.
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Given it's so small, that means it could be used aboard mobile LIDAR systems such as those found in autonomous cars or surveying drones.
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MSF is still surveying the damage in the area and will launch its own internal investigation into the incident, the group said on Twitter.
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Also covered this week: a comic about one of Hellboy's best buds, and the moody story of an alien surveying the nastiness of Earth.
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The electromagnetic waves, also known as "chorus waves," were spotted using the Galileo Probe spacecraft, which has a mission of surveying Jupiter's wave environment.
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Wojcicki says YouTube is closely watching viewership on the creators' channels, surveying them for feedback, and monitoring social media sentiment related to their videos.
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Kelly Lutsch, a first-year graduate student of Dr. Cornelison, has been surveying concrete culverts along Interstates 75 and 95 through Georgia's coastal plains.
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Surveying Fongoli, Dr. Pruetz decided it would be a good place to observe the differences between chimpanzee life on a savanna compared to forests.
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After surveying over 185,000 African-Americans, Native Americans, Hawaiians, Japanese-Americans, Latinos and whites, the researchers found that coffee increases longevity across various races.
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Hyperloop Transportation says it will start surveying the land in a couple weeks, with principal construction set to begin in the middle of 2016.
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Surveying friends and family, it's apparent: Unless someone paves the way for economic growth, young adults will be far less prosperous than their parents.
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Monday may be the first day of the work week, but it's often spent playing catch-up and surveying what needs to be done.
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November 19, 2018 As firefighters make gains in containing California's deadly wildfires, U.S. President Donald Trump joins two California governors in surveying the damage.
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After taking measurements and surveying the landscape, Vile said he allows himself a few days to sketch and select colors for the final design.
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However, surveying the area for other possible entry points is slow and time-consuming, as the terrain is tough going -- mountainous and heavily forested.
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Nielsen has been surveying some friends about how she can best exit the administration -- at whatever point that may be -- with her reputation intact.
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The county government is surveying land and drawing up a spatial plan, designating areas suitable for conservation, settlement, farming, herding and future development projects.
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Its true symbol is not some peaceful Temple of Reason but the Panopticon—the all-surveying, single-eye system of Jeremy Bentham's ideal prison.
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Each session was attended by a police officer who sat at the back of the ballroom surveying the crowd and looking for unattended bags.
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"There's something really special about this place," he said, surveying the narrow, 21960-foot long, eight-foot high passage known as the Permafrost Tunnel.
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Surveying 2000,300 Australians aged 16 to 65, the bank's 2016 Food and Farming Report found that households wasted $1,100 worth of food a year.
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Little is known about these moons, and the missions we have planned are very much for surveying the surface, not penetrating their deepest secrets.
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"I have not seen the tweet as I've been working with you all this afternoon," she said after surveying damage from last month's wildfires.
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The first book she wrote, "The Search for Delicious," about an orphan boy surveying the tastiest food in the kingdom, was published in 1969.
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Ms. Fibikar, a Staten Island native, began surveying bats inside Freshkills in summer 2013 for her master's degree at the College of Staten Island.
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Friday, Mr. Winner was standing in his yard, surveying the damage from the storm as the eye wall passed over the exposed barrier island.
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Instead of loading barges and trucks, his employees have been cleaning off the mud, surveying the damage and hoping for federal help to rebuild.
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There's already 250 employees from ATCO, a major gas and electricity corporation, in the city surveying damage to the power grid and other infrastructure.
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"We're certainly surveying the winners," said Lisa D. Cook, a Michigan State University economist who is one of the field's most prominent black women.
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The Arizona poll was conducted March 4-6, surveying 625 Latino voters for a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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A big part of prepping for that event and my recent trip involved surveying some of the biggest funding raises from the past year.
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The Lucinda Childs Dance Company recently wrapped up a two-week season at the Joyce Theater, surveying several decades of its founder's mesmerizing minimalism.
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After surveying 4,272 U.S. adults, Pew found that adults from wealthier households are more likely to say they regularly use smartwatches or fitness trackers.
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That study involved surveying 3,811 respondents about the frequency of deaths in their state that were by firearm homicide, firearm suicide or other methods.
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Sandler placed an order for two black-cherry sodas and made his way through the buffet line, surveying the platters of borscht and guacamole.
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Yet the billionaire views the visceral torrent against him with his usual rationality, surveying the scene deliberately, like the chess prodigy he once was.
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TESS is surveying an area in the sky that is 400 times larger than what Kepler observed, including 200,000 of the brightest nearby stars.
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The report analysed 29 global risks for both likelihood and impact over a 10-year horizon by surveying nearly 750 experts and decision makers.
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At the same time, her longtime friend Jen (Alyshia Ochse) is surveying the emotional gaps in her own life and mulling a major decision.
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TESS is surveying an area in the sky that is 2500 times larger than what Kepler observed, including 200,000 of the brightest nearby stars.
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Mann rotated three different signs on the apple basket every 20 minutes over two days of the conference, surveying the choices of 369 adults.
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The rise of smart technology and data-surveying gadgets means that tons of private information is being collected and disseminated in completely new ways.
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Last March, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association exploration vessel Okeanos made a remarkable discovery while surveying the deep sea floor off of Hawaii.
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Researchers came to these results by surveying 1,500 people in the U.S. about their coffee-drinking preferences, political ideology, household income and attitudes toward globalization.
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Throughout the three year survey, researchers spent a total of 9,700 hours — or 406 days — surveying Africa by plane, collecting data on vulnerable elephant populations.
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Deutsch says aerial surveying of these two regions is anticipated to be completed by end of 2016, depending on conditions impacting safety and data reliability.
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For a year and a half, Glossier dived into research and development that included surveying customers at its flagship stores and scouring through user feedback.
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According to Gutfeld, that resurgence led authorities and researchers to embark on the task of surveying all the caves at Qumran in the Judean desert.
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They are the only organization surveying crocodile species nationwide and working with the authorities to create the first conservation and management program for both species.
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A man crosses a flooded road after surveying the hurricane damage on his property in Rockport, a coastal town some 200 miles southwest of Houston.
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A man crosses a flooded road after surveying the hurricane damage on his property in Rockport, a coastal town some 200 miles southwest of Houston.
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In surveying various landscapes, Olmsted was drawn to the natural style of the English country garden over the more formal, geometric look of French estates.
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But most of the jobs we've actually seen drones perform are focused on the camera — from wildlife surveying to monitoring cracks on power plant smokestack.
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Unsurprisingly, drones are already taking work away from helicopters, in military tasks like reconnaissance and in civilian ones such as filming, surveying and delivering goods.
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The annual study, now in its 28th year, complements one that addresses initial quality that J.D. Power issues, surveying owners after 90 days of ownership.
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The recordings were further refined after surveying 4,600 people and asking them to define the voices on a scale from 1 (male) to 5 (female).
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Recently, The Scientist reported that Lauren Petersen from the Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine in Connecticut is working on a study surveying athletes' gut bacteria.
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Pollsters have had to readjust their methods of surveying after Michigan, which Sanders narrowly won last week despite predictions he would lose by double digits.
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Other aerial business service companies perform pipeline and power line surveying for the energy industry, insurance assessment and 3D dimensional imaging for the construction industry.
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Surveying the events this year to celebrate da Vinci's genius, Professor Nelson says "I think these shows tell us more about us than about him."
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The astronomy community will soon have another wide-angle sky-surveying camera, the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope, which is scheduled to begin operations in 2022.
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All of these shortcomings make surveying the public about their support for wars a difficult endeavor, and mean the results usually aren't all that meaningful.
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The National Restaurant Association named poke a hot trend for 22017 after surveying almost 22017,300 professional chefs to determine menu trends for the coming year.
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On Wednesday, the day after the election, GrubHub CEO and co-founder Matt Maloney sent a company-wide email surveying—rather, digesting—the political landscape.
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Surveying the damage, Obama was accompanied by the governor who, grateful for Obama's help, praised the president and even gave him a widely photographed hug.
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But after surveying the media landscape in the aftermath of Clinton's surprising defeat, Media Matters decided that it would focus on exposing falsehoods circulated online.
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" Surveying the city's decline, she blames the combative African-American mayor Coleman Young for disrespecting her family, saying he "gloated as white businesses moved out.
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Traylor remained there until about 1908 as a laborer—he was, at one point, a member of a surveying crew—and perhaps as a sharecropper.
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But farmers like Freitas say the state is moving in the right direction given the challenges of surveying territory in the remote, vast Amazon region.
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"We've been surveying the damage, it was definitely a tornado touchdown," Dave Nicosia, warning coordination meteorologist for the NWS said Thursday at a news conference.
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Aerial surveillance robots are more precise than traditional surveying techniques for tracking changes in animal populations and the broader environment, research from Monash University found.
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For those who think that's too alarmist, consider estimates the surveying companies themselves submitted to the National Marine Fisheries Service as part of their applications.
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Consultants with tablet computers fanned out across the country, surveying Saudis to determine how far the government could pare back subsidies without setting off protests.
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Platforms could also be used to monitor the heat content of Gulf of Mexico waters, surveying for conditions that promote the rapid intensification of hurricanes.
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The ESRB, which has been working with the European Commission, is surveying market participants about the idea, with the consultation due to close on Friday.
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TechCrunch did a deep dive into Africa's drone scene, talking to several experts and looking at emerging use cases across delivery services, agtech and surveying.
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Surveying 1,976 instances of LGBTQ intimate partner abuse from 2015, NCAVP found that nearly half of survivors (133 percent) had been turned away from shelters.
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It didn't take long upon arrival at the Barrowland for Pat to have a drink in hand, pick a spot and start surveying the crowd.
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But as a top, it gradually started to feel like a retail sales job—constantly surveying the floor to see who you can service next.
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Estefania Castañeda Pérez is a researcher studying and surveying the transfronterizo student community in the El Paso-Ciudad Juarez and San Diego-Tijuana border regions.
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So everything's coming up Milhouse in Texas, and that's before surveying the buffet of horse dung that encompasses the rest of the American League West.
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"I'm very happy and proud of the parties, but don't attribute my success to that," Mr. Perrotin said, surveying the scene at the Arsham opening.
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But piecing together an estimate is possible by surveying the many hospitals that treated AIDS patients during the epidemic and sent bodies to potter's field.
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Downed power lines snaked across streets, which were largely empty except for the police and fire personnel surveying the damage and utility workers making repairs.
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Be it careening into the paint off a dribble handoff or bullying a switch in the post, then surveying the court for cutters and shooters.
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However, polls published late Saturday from Brazil's two biggest surveying firms showed momentum shifting toward Haddad, though he still trails Bolsonaro by a solid margin.
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A poll surveying 835 working adults over the weekend found that about 18 percent of people have been laid off or had work hours cut.
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If we want to find more lava lakes, then perhaps the seafloor is another extreme frontier we should be more seriously surveying, Dr. Radebaugh said.
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IWSR, which collects its sales figures by surveying financial releases and other proprietary data points, said that Americans consumers are paying more for premium products.
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After dodging hit men surveying his home, White sets out to kill his boss, the drug kingpin Gustavo Fring (Giancarlo Esposito), once and for all.
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On Tangerine Island, in the broad Xiang River, the massive granite head and shoulders of the revolutionary leader rear up as if surveying the world.
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"Really, that's the charismatic megafauna of continental Antarctica," says evolutionary ecologist Byron Adams of Brigham Young University, who is currently surveying life on the continent.
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Right now, still in the early stages of surveying Irma's destruction, Colliers hasn't been able to determine the exact impact on the real estate market.
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Starting in July, U.C.L.A. partnered with the Democracy Fund on a large-scale project called Nationscape that involves surveying more than 245,288 people every week.
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The poll, which began surveying respondents the day before Trump's controversial press conference Tuesday, found that people were more disapproving of Trump after the conference.
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The Altai expedition has now resumed its mission of surveying Arctic glaciers and wildlife, and reconstructing the first scientific expeditions to explore Franz Josef Land.
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Over a decade, using a combination of on-site surveying and aerial imagery, archeologists from the university manually identified 10 new designs in the desert.
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The two were surveying their handiwork halfway through a five-year restoration project, Miesian in its attention to detail and German in its underpublicized ambition.
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The Osiris-Rex spacecraft is currently surveying another carbon-rich asteroid known as Bennu, and it too will collect samples and return them to Earth.
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In May, the Alabama Department of Public health conducted what Harris believes is the first assessment of sewage conditions in Lowndes County, surveying 192 households.
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Superheroes have been a part of American entertainment for decades, but surveying their prevalence in Hollywood in 2016 makes it clear they aren't going anywhere.
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In December, the Press Information Bureau published a photograph showing the prime minister sitting at an airplane porthole, surveying the flooded city of Chennai from above.
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Scientists from CSIR-NIO have been surveying the Andaman Basin and they have identified many small submerged volcanoes in a linear chain called a volcanic arc.
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With companies surveying a landscape of slow global growth going forward its not unreasonable for them to be skeptical of betting heavily on long-term equipment.
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It will also begin surveying contractors about their mental health twice a year "and use the results to shape our programs and practices," the company said.
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This majestic image of a golden eagle surveying the wilds of Norway really spoke to us, but there are plenty of other photographic feats to enjoy.
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China's national surveying administration said in June 2015 that the earthquake shifted Everest northeast by about three centimeters, but that the mountain's height did not change.
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The J.D. Power Initial Quality rankings were compiled after surveying more than 80,000 consumers about problems with their vehicles during the first three months of ownership.
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After surveying 2,767 married couples, researchers found that those who drink together are happier...mostly because they can't remember what they fought about the night before.
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It said the sailors had been killed in a fire on what it described as a deep-water research submarine surveying the seabed near the Arctic.
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" Surveying changes in enrollment, Kennedy concluded the university's "consideration of race has had a meaningful, if still limited, effect on the diversity of the freshman class.
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"You have to be willing to let go of some of the security you've built for yourself and set new goals," she continues, surveying the spread.
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The health ministry is surveying health outcomes, and researchers hope to use hospital records to see if there has been a rise in cannabis-related illnesses.
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In a major hurricane, he says, while surveying the piers and a road linking them to an airfield, "a lot of this would probably be flooded".
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Twitter sells API access to large organizations or enterprises for the purposes of surveying sentiment or opinion during various events, or around certain topics or ideas.
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Gallman was surveying new arson damage on her property from the raiders, when the car she was driving in with Kenya Wildlife Service rangers was ambushed.
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The cancellation of the Register's poll, due to an apparent surveying mishap, was particularly cruel because of how acutely concerns about electability have shaped the campaign.
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"We are looking for solutions, not confrontations," Mujica said following the clash with Mexicans as a helicopter hovered above, surveying the scene from the American side.
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While the technology was state-of-the-art then, the imaging and analysis pulled from it is light-years away from what seismic surveying achieves today.
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A Food & Water Watch report surveying Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) data has found that 87 percent of Americans are served by publicly owned community water systems.
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Scott Walker — who appeared with Pence at a rally last month — will be surveying damage from a recent extreme weather event in the state with Rep.
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Larry and his suspenders were seen surveying the damage to his Lincoln MK as well as the other vehicle -- a Mercedes-Benz -- involved in the accident.
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"We believe, based on surveying consumers and our experience using digital assistants, that the number of consumers making purchases through voice commands is insignificant," they write.
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That makes a fair part of the experience of Atlas, Plural, Monumental akin to surveying an archive and imaginatively connecting a few objects with residual information.
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