We're "tagging the museum's stuff as well as tagging the world," says Chan.
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Even tagging your videos family friendly, but also tagging them like, sexy girls, which is a little weird.
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Mice designed to lack tagging proteins—called complement proteins—had problems both in clearing cellular debris and in tagging and pruning their synapses.
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Alabama's tagging so far has been in the north, but this January's tagging trip will focus on the southern part of the state, Miller said.
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But "tagging" is disconnected from the process of actually counting ballots, and there can be errors in tagging both on the local level and on the data management side.
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All these things are powered … you know, Pinterest tagging, Twitter tagging, all of that is our location intelligence platform, but we're also helping hedge funds understand how foot traffic is changing.
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"To buy myself jewelry," Hadid responded, tagging designer Jacquie Aiche.
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Harry is tagging images of cells removed from breast cancers.
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The tell is the new tagging feature embedded in Restrict.
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Vander Wal explains that tagging is a means of retrieval.
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The tagging allowed the researchers to stimulate just these cells.
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Note that she's tagging his older brother Brooklyn in these.
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Tagging 9 White Shark pups is a tremendous scientific achievement!
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Other areas of interest include Cholo and pixaçao style tagging.
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"Thanks for tagging us in your story," the message said.
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LG will use Foursquare's location tagging in its calendar entries.
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Lo and behold, I find everyone tagging up the walls!
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"Finally, someone was truthful," another user wrote, tagging Barstool Sports.
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"You wore it well," she posted on Twitter, tagging Hester.
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"She doesn't want mom tagging along to everything," King said.
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"We're on a boat," he captioned, tagging Watts in the post.
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"Prayer fire for our Maui," she wrote, tagging French and Duff.
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Now, women online are copying the look, and tagging it #WWGotYourBack.
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"They watching g, they watching," some wrote, even tagging their friends.
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She focuses on food, not pharmaceuticals, tagging her Instagrams with #cleansport.
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You might be tagging in your worst enemy without realizing it!
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Tagging people in works exactly the way that it did before.
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He's worked there for years, doing jobs that include tagging jeans.
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"I love this man," Spears captioned the post, tagging her love.
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"#PregnantinMiami," Upton wrote, tagging Verlander and adding sunburst and heart emojis.
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"It was a Super weekend Airbnb," she wrote, tagging the website.
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S. to my friends: Please stop tagging me in the memes.
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Like tagging, however, you can save a story to multiple boards.
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"[Shoutout] to my seamstress," she wrote, tagging Zendaya as her inspiration.
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"Fan girl moment," she wrote on another, tagging the Vanderpump ladies.
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"@greggleaks?!?" one fan wrote in response, tagging NeNe's husband Gregg Leakes.
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Then I saw that everyone was tagging The Guardian and everything.
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One user added the comment "I smell drama," tagging a friend.
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"I have some news for you…" Griffin wrote, tagging Kelly, 48.
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ET Thursday, tagging Chicago Bulls player Dwayne Wayde in the tweet.
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"I love this man," Spears captioned the post, tagging Asghari, 25.
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Tagging along were older brother J.D. and Drew's girlfriend, Linda Phan.
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However, instead of tagging the correct account, Trump had mentioned Rev.
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The consequences for getting caught tagging aren't that drastic [in Greece].
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People are tagging sponsors and booking agents and calling for boycotts.
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On August 20 Banks was back on Instagram, tagging Elon Musk.
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He posts like a fan, tagging virtually every message with #MAGA.
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This is why such programs are good for automatic photo tagging.
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"You're just...unreal dude," she wrote, in addition to tagging Swift.
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"Historically, there have been very vocal disputes about content tagging," Pande says.
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"I cannot wait to serve with you, inshallah," Omar tweeted, tagging Tlaib.
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His crime: nearly tagging REEFA along the walls of a deserted McDonald's.
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Eventually, tagging became muralism, and her solo work evolved and went international.
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Punishments such as home arrest and electronic tagging hurt their children less.
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" Victoria, 43, captioned the pic, tagging her son and adding "x #loveyou.
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"I was giving birth to fav son @willgb3m," tagging Will's Instagram profile.
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"#PregnantinMiami." she wrote, tagging Verlander and adding a sunburst and heart emoji.
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If you must write such crap please stop tagging me at least.
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"Happy abandonment day" Oliver wrote, tagging his sister Kate in the post.
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"June 1," they wrote in the caption tagging Cabello, Scott, and Quavo.
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Often these associations are shared by others — hence why social tagging works.
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And how about the stylish graffiti-tagging skater classic Jet Set Radio?
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"#LONGLIVENIP" the Cleveland Cavaliers player wrote while tagging Hussle in the post.
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Many fans aimed for the stars, tagging Mayer himself in the post.
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Share your photos by tagging #CNNSpring for a chance to be featured.
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It's that thing about tagging people and that gets the word out.
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" Nyong'o retweeted that, tagging Rihanna and adding, "I'm down if you are.
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"When the future looks oh so bright… 😎" Jonas wrote, tagging Chopra.
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When tagging photos, Instagram is encouraging users to add #KindComments and #pride2017.
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Norris was shaken up tagging out Cabrera but stayed in the game.
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The goal: to trap several dozen migrating birds for tagging and study.
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It can learn what food you keep there without tagging items individually.
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But collecting and tagging that training data have been a formidable undertaking.
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Basically, geo-tagging photos as "Singapore, Singapore" allegedly helps posts go viral.
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Kingspray even has radio stations that users can tune into while tagging.
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Tagging Norman while waiting for an extension to work out is sensible.
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The update also includes mentions, or tagging of friends, in Snapchat Stories.
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McNeil hit his 22nd homer, tagging Jeff Hoffman in the first inning.
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What makes Bear stand out is its tagging system to organize notes.
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Older people write about their relatives and their friends without tagging them.
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Facebook's Joaquin Candela shows off a research prototype of AI tagging of friends in videos Facebook's Joaquin Candela shows off a research prototype of AI tagging of friends in videos Candela revealed that Facebook is in the research stages of using AI to build out automatic tagging of faces in videos, and an option to instantly fast-forward to when a tagged person appears in the video.
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"Your armpits are all over the news!" one Twitter user tweeted, tagging Chopra.
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Which might explain why someone is tagging avocados all over New York City.
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"🇬🇧 Tourists" Hoffman captioned the post, tagging Munn's Instagram account in the caption.
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Share your videos and images on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook by tagging #cnnireport.
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Tagging people in videos would take tags to a new kind of media.
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"We did good!!!!!" she captioned a snap of the party scene, tagging Papageorgiou.
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One incident, while tagging along with some canvassers in Ohio, proved particularly rattling.
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She captioned it, "Bronzed Baby," tagging the team who made the photo possible.
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A load of people shared it there, tagging the protagonists, asking for answers.
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Nebulous hashtags like #partner or just tagging the sponsor aren't considered proper disclosures.
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Naomi describes the time posting and tagging and refreshing and reporting as draining.
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"Ahh yess.. this does happen A LOT," Schnapp tweeted, tagging Wolfhard's Twitter handle.
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Snap has been trying to get more interactive too, adding tagging for instance.
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Share your photos with CNN by tagging #CNNiReport on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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"OMG," Zendaya posted along with a slew of emojis, while also tagging Johnson.
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But some are happy about it and others are cautiously optimistic about tagging.
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It also helps that Crew loves tagging along everywhere the HGTV star goes.
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Facebook says its automatic tagging feature detects 90 percent of faces in photos.
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" Kidman, 51, captioned the image on Instagram, tagging the restaurant responsible for "#keithsfavouritecake.
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Snitch tagging is ruining Twitter because it means fewer interesting stories get told.
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Location tagging is optional, but the feature will bring additional context to posts.
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"Naps are a new non-negotiable," she captioned the clip, tagging the resort.
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"Yeah we did," Felton wrote on Instagram, tagging Harry Potter director Chris Columbus.
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There are two main ways of dealing with the problem of tagging proliferation.
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For instance, parents cannot easily embarrass their children by tagging them in photos.
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Instagram did confirm the launch of one new feature, tagging people in videos.
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He tweeted about his discontent on Tuesday morning, tagging Kellogg's, the cereal's manufacturer.
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Until then, you can always turn off tagging and make your photos private.
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Naturally, Selenators were quick to start tagging their idol in Lovato's comments section.
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"Teigen promptly admitted defeat, tagging her husband and writing, "sorry @JohnLegend, I tried!!!
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It's about making your name larger and tagging better spots than anyone else.
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After tagging in a replacement ref, deWit stopped Cardenas in the second round.
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Unclear if Michael's moving in with Anna or whether he's just tagging along.
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Lora had spent years tagging along to her older brother's Boy Scout meetings.
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McNeil did a nice job of tagging him before he got to me.
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"The Favourite is absolutely phenomenal," she wrote, tagging her boyfriend in the post.
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"So excited for y'all!" she wrote, tagging Amy and her husband Dillon King.
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"We're always having interesting arguments internally about genre and tagging systems." she said.
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"@_dr_woo_ You master," she captioned the snap, tagging the famed celebrity tattoo artist.
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Among the use cases Box has been seeing with the 300 beta testers is using artificial intelligence to recognize the contents of a photo for the purpose of auto tagging, thereby eliminating the need for humans to do that tagging.
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"Love yourself as deeply as you love them," she captioned the shot, tagging Poosh.
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So Kim had no problem tagging Bailon on Instagram, and teasing her Monday night.
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I get out shark tagging almost every day, especially in the summer on Nantucket.
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"Fun times in London," he captioned the photo, also tagging McPhee's fiancé David Foster.
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Fingerprinting, facial recognition, and then photographing and tagging all the vehicles in the area.
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Images of women in leggings tagging you on social as they fly your competition.
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"Bae," she captioned the photo simply, adding a heart emoji and tagging Jonas' account.
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Social media celebrities have been tagging a suspicious number of photos with this city.
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Or is always tagging you in their Instagrams with a handful of excited emojis.
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He responds to gripes on his Facebook page daily, tagging subordinates and issuing directives.
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Abdi also celebrated the success of the mission in a tweet, tagging the president.
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At that point, I was used to random brands tagging, emailing, and tweeting me.
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"Stolen from Africa," she captioned it, adding a frowning emoji and tagging the retailer.
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At this point, we were also constantly smoking weed, skating, tagging, and doing mushrooms.
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He was recently spotted on the beach with an unidentified female friend tagging along.
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She captioned the photo by tagging Kardashian West, and adding a simple heart emoji.
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There's even risks in geo-tagging or talking about a case that you're doing.
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Social tagging proved a critical stepping stone for museums striving for Parry's postdigital state.
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Share your photos with CNN by tagging them #CNNSpace on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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"Fun times in London," he captioned the photo, also tagging McPhee's fiancé Foster, 69.
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He'll be busy tagging #undelete on walls in a team-building exercise with employees.
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Seeders help organize the pages with data to be harvested, tagging them with numbers.
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There's GPS built right in now, too, for tagging location data to a clip.
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In this case, her work meant tagging along on a day's worth of crawfishing.
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Exploits like the Tesla shot may be just public tagging by attention-hungry moguls.
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" Next, tap on the three dots to the top right and select "Tagging Options.
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"We sure ran them boys didn't we," Lyssa wrote alongside the clip, tagging Beth.
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Ultimately, snitch tagging is ruining Twitter because it means fewer interesting stories get told.
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Verdict: Right on — advertising is an infinitely more insidious sort of vandalism than tagging.
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Features like GPS tagging makes it easy to track people down on social media.
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The tagging could be Cobain's way of bidding adieu to the entire modeling world.
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Earlier this year, Box announced a photo tagging tool using Google Cloud Vision API.
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The younger girl appears to be tagging along -- maybe the daughter of Justin's companion?
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Graffiti and tagging is the main type of vandalism in San Francisco, Foley said.
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As we've reported, Ben started house hunting last year, usually with Lindsay tagging along.
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Tell us your favorite new artists by tagging #CNNSilkRoad on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.
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Photos had some embarrassing hiccups on the automated tagging feature, but saw solid uptake.
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Get ready for a blast from the notifications past, courtesy of a tagging glitch.
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"I was pretty much tagging along with Mark," Chiericozzi remembers of their unassuming beginnings.
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Response tweets, often tagging Jack Dorsey directly, have become a mainstay of political Twitter.
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He also said Pistorius would not be required to wear an electronic tagging device.
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Image processing inverts the black writing into white for projection, thus "tagging" a surface.
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They didn't want a kid tagging along, and she didn't want to tag along.
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Expect to see more activist groups tagging advertisers for the content of sponsored shows.
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"It's the true beauty," the artist added of Obama's first attempt at street tagging.
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As we pack up to go, a few women compliment me for tagging along.
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"Grooviest tattoo artist in VA!" she captioned the photo on Instagram, tagging Brandy Hollowell.
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"STOP VICTIM SHAMING," the two-time Olympian wrote in a tweet, tagging USA Gymnastics.
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At one point, QAnon got involved when Brandon started tagging the president in posts.
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" Gould concluded his post by tagging the Wielding Peace charity, calling it "undeniably inspiring.
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We're skipping rocket equations, impulse, relativity, and whatnot, and just tagging the big points.
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"oh dear @mj_day," Teigen captioned the post, tagging MJ Day, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit editor.
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Facebook plans to discontinue its photo-tagging suggestions setting, the company announced on Tuesday.
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He created the concept of tagging friends in Facebook pictures and the "like" button.
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That&aposs to address both Apple&aposs FaceID and photo-tagging features on Facebook.
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Previous tagging expeditions have already revealed compelling insight into the life of a sixgill.
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Vrandečić assumed this coding and tagging would have to be carried out by bots.
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Today, since I'm slowing him down by tagging along, is a split-workout day.
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Often, on Instagram, I'll scroll through the Explore page, and people just tagging outfits.
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Twitter's location tagging feature for tweets on its website Twitter's location tagging feature for tweets on its website After the precise location-sharing feature for tweets is removed, users who want to share where they are can do so through services like Foursquare.
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I think it's called the compassion team or the trust and safety team that did this great work with ... [they] basically embedded nonviolent communication principles into the photo-tagging feature so that teens wouldn't bully others and abuse this photo-tagging feature.
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"💙NYPDA," Lambert, 35, captioned the sweet photo on Instagram, tagging the NYPD as well.
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Facebook is researching automatic tagging in videos, already able to do it on some level.
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I'm not talking about tagging bridges, or sniffing glue but going out and, y'know, dating.
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The comments are full of users tagging each other to encourage trying it for themselves.
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I'd first felt that wariness back in July, when Pattern started tagging me on Instagram.
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Try tagging Baba Stiltz in your Instagram thirst trap or changing your name to "Calvin_Harris_Msg_Me_69".
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She was tagging herself in every pic of my daughter and random people were commenting.
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Before now, computers couldn't really understand the content of a video directly without manual tagging.
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If Instagram does comment on any new ad tagging functionality, we'll update this story here.
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In addition, the "AutoZone" feature replaces content tagging and tag configuration with automatic element identification.
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Going on Twitter can be an overwhelming experience, with constant arguments, drama, and snitch tagging.
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"Sneak peak [sic]," she captioned the video while also tagging Ant, 40, in the post.
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Happy birthday baby!" she captioned the image on Instagram, tagging the restaurant responsible for "#keithsfavouritecake.
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Also please help me by going to there last post and tagging me🙏🏼 xx.
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Don't give me that look, you know good and gotdamn well what snitch tagging is.
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"Omg," she captioned her story, tagging Scott and adding shocked, heart-eyes and love emojis.
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It uses a third tagging system, one that blends the best elements of both styles.
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Kajiura is planning on tagging some of the sharks to help study their migration patterns.
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We also caught the social network testing discrete notifications rather than the tagging friends feature.
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Update: An earlier version of this post said Twitter is removing location tagging in tweets.
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Tagging friends in memes and posts has become one of Instagram's most popular emergent behaviors.
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"Hope you're ready for me and all my stuff," Loch added tagging Wendt's Instagram account.
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Gellar paid it forward by tagging Selma Blair in an Instagram post of her own.
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Like Sarley, Rea-Holloway learned about Cyrus' post when her own followers started tagging her.
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Much of Mainstream Media has become a joke!" the president tweeted, tagging "Fox and Friends.
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In fact, she began wearing them all the time and tagging them on Instagram, too.
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The drone had to be flown and coordinated with the tagging as it was happening.
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Illustrators contributed watercolors, pencil drawings, and short cartoon animations, tagging each with the hashtag, #illustrators4children.
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"oh dear @mj_day," Teigen jokingly captioned the post, tagging MJ Day, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit editor.
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Ramos threw back to McNeil, who sprinted after Robles before tagging him for the out.
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There has been a person going around Tempe since Nov tagging "Penis Man" all over.
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That case had been dead in the water until Mulvaney's last second tagging on Friday.
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Friends starting tagging her in the post, knowing it was just the job for her.
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Smoothing that path means routinizing everything from uploading to image enhancement to tagging and distributing.
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Little Earth, also called Buddy, has enjoyed an eventful week tagging along with the astronauts.
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You can share files over a local network, get deep into metadata tagging and much more.
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Our thought bubble: How does posting about or tagging someone in a photo translate into support?
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Relationship is a measure of your interactions with different accounts, via comments, tagging, and the like.
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"As a birthday gift, you can follow her on Instagram," DeGeneres continued tagging de Rossi's account.
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I understand why people are angry about me getting off that government plane tagging fashion brands.
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"pregnancy jokes on April fools are not funny," wrote one person on Twitter, tagging the Biebers.
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The singer posted the tender, caption-less moment to her Twitter and Instagram, tagging Wilson, 28.
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"Best honeymoon/familymoon all because of my wife/love of my life," he wrote, tagging Trainor.
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Points get connected by lines (according to the tagging process described above) to form a cluster.
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Friendship trolls also aren't afraid to commit one of the ultimate social media betrayals: Snitch tagging.
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But there are plenty of responses from fans tagging Chris Brown's handle and telling him off.
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Just to be clear: Mark AR isn't equivalent to somebody tagging a building with real graffiti.
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"We thank everyone who contributed in this great work," he added tagging U.S. President Donald Trump.
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For users, the changes most focus on making asset tagging and content labels easier to use.
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To get around this, some harassers will target others by tagging several handles in a tweet.
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Launched back in 2015, ClipMine had originally introduced a platform designed for crowdsourced tagging and annotations.
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Museums are reimagining their archives, their collections, and their relationship to their visitors through social tagging.
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During tagging, sharks should not be dragged onto dry sand or boat decks for any reason.
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"Trailer tomorrow @charliesangels," Grande, 26, wrote in her tweet, tagging the official Charlie's Angels Twitter account.
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Clear paperwork and accurate tagging, she said, allow researchers to track specimens in a scientific manner.
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"Fun times in London," he captioned the photo, also tagging Foster and adding the bride emoji.
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She captioned the image, "3 weeks left," adding a heart emoji and tagging husband Dakota Meyer.
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" Frankel also thanked Newton Wellesley Hospital in Massachusetts by tagging them on Twitter and writing, "xo.
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"Gettin snipped," she captioned a before photo in her Stories, tagging hair stylist Clariss Anya Rubenstein.
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"Happy Anniversary," she wrote in the post's caption, tagging D'Amico and adding a kiss face emoji.
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Dr Zurk also talks of tagging icebergs with sensors, thus getting free rides across the ocean.
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"My hands make me so happy," she wrote, tagging her go-to tattoo artist Mira Mariah.
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This is like tagging us through our faces because they can't implant us with a chip.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThird, it takes care of tagging automatically: As with Gmail, there's no need for folders.
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It's tagging a politician I've mentioned or the creator of something I'm critiquing that's the issue.
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"He's so BEAUTIFUL 😍," Crystal added in her caption and tagging Ne-Yo in the post.
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We worked through each question, even tagging the structure of the stock market along the way.
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A lawsuit alleging that Facebook photo tagging violates user privacy has cleared a crucial early hurdle.
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"Made some cool new bookmarks in Portland OR," he wrote in the caption, tagging Moore's profile.
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The tagging process takes about 10 minutes, during which the shark's gills are flushed with water.
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Get two extra entries by sharing this post on Facebook and Twitter and tagging three friends.
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Instead of manufacturing, workers will be doing more data-related tasks, like labeling and tagging information.
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Points is about tagging the opponent first at all costs before the opponent can tag you.
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"Thank you for the privilege of a lifetime," Kellyanne Conway tweeted, tagging Trump in the message.
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Microsoft's Concept Tagging Model builds on this to map text categorically with the same probabilistic idea.
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While there won't be surveillance infrastructure at the border, electronic tagging of cargoes is a possibility.
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It requires you to opt-in and was marketed as similar to music-tagging service Shazam.
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It's also in court over its use of facial recognition software in its photo tagging system.
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Machine learning and computer vision automates the process of tagging individual structures across large geographic areas.
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She posted a picture on Instagram, tagging the specific design houses responsible for her luxurious items.
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When the cookies first debuted, people who made them shared their photos on Instagram, tagging Roman.
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So when Cyrus posted that EP-promo, Sarley's supporters immediately started tagging her in the comments.
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Additionally, James has been tagging Kardashian in photos of her wearing his Arthur George sock line.
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On his Instagram Story, Joe uploaded a smiling photo of he and Gorga, tagging Teresa, 47.
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On his Instagram Story, Joe uploaded a smiling photo of him and Gorga, tagging Teresa, 47.
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Here he plays a smuggler in search of an antique gun with Julia Roberts tagging along.
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It's about cleansing the office," Ocasio-Cortez wrote in a tweet tagging the GOP senator. "Sen.
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For private companies to be tagging along— it's a sign of the time we live in.
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The way we get noticed is through artists tagging our work when they repost on socials.
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For many, that was graffiti's great formal shift, the thing that elevated tagging to speculative art.
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As Hubble advances into new territories, Facebook and the algorithm will be tagging along with them.
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Boy Kong can be seen in the video tagging the baby's head with pink spray paint.
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Biden tagging in after South Carolina in the wake of Bloomberg's failed debate/stand-up comedy.
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Superville later appeared to have deleted the tweet, and instead posted a new message tagging Ramaphosa.
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Charli D'Amelio and other stars have started giving dance credits and tagging creators in their captions.
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"Tagging public figures on Instagram is not unusual during major global events," a Facebook spokesperson said.
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"I prefer the new method of tagging walls to the old," the rapist's girlfriend interjects, cleverly.
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"I get, on average, seven people tagging me on any Kevin/Kevin Nguyen post," Kev said.
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If that's too complicated, just stop geo-tagging photos so people can track your every move.
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Yeah I had to leave Facebook, because I got sick to death of people tagging me.
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The arabesque glyphs reminded me of graffiti and tagging without ever fully crossing into that territory.
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Tagger News website with custom tagging applied to articles Tagger News website with custom tagging applied to articles They came up with the idea because Daniel Robinson has always thought that although Hacker News offered a great way to share articles, it was difficult to discover content.
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"The counterculture scene brought in a lot of graffiti artists, but as we all got older, we transitioned more to fine arts — from tagging buildings to tagging canvases," said Mr. Vincent, 40, adding that he knew of two or three other downtown galleries on the horizon.
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People were tagging their friends and wondering where hot cocoa Cocoa Puffs have been all their lives.
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Chico Harlan has an excellent piece in the Washington Post tagging along with one such rescue crew.
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"It's weird to keep on posting how much you miss someone and tagging that person," says Aponte.
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Consider typing the person's name without tagging them in the post, which still gets the point across.
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"Back to dirty blonde, back to my roots," the model captured the shot, tagging photographer Mert Alas.
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" Gaga tweeted, while also hash-tagging the lyrics #DontBeADrag #JustBeAQueen from her 20093 hit "Born This Way.
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In addition, the FTC staff believes that simply tagging a brand is an endorsement of the brand.
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Gonzalez tweeted her address, tagging the Houston Fire Department and City of Houston Office of Emergency Management.
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ShazamWhen it comes to tagging music while you're out, it still doesn't get much better than Shazam.
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The actor was recently seen tagging along to NBC studios at 30 Rockefeller Plaza where Shookus works.
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He can choose to respond peacefully by simply tagging locations with the logo of the android revolution.
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"Twice in one day Bob, are you paying maintenance enough?" he wrote tagging Disney CEO Robert Iger.
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People I didn't even know were hashtagging me or commenting about me and tagging me in [posts].
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Your compact inkjet unit for home print jobs won't be tagging all your documents with ID info.
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Now he's tagging on being the "Google of transportation" as part of his goals for the company.
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Meanwhile, Dennis posed with their little girl in a smiling photo, tagging Sullivan's Island as the location.
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Before tagging on the requisite caveats, we tip our hat to the country's impressive turnaround in policymaking.
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There's a small economy of elderly tracking and tagging devices, from pocket GPS trackers to wearable soles.
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"The sound of silence" he captioned the shot, tagging the Beats by Dre headphones he was wearing.
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Share you photos and videos with us by tagging them with #CNNSpace on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook.
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The boxes used to identify the women resemble the facial-recognition tagging functions on Facebook and Instagram.
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Microsoft is also making it easier to find people within your inbox, by tagging people as favorites.
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They were also joined by Miami mogul David Grutman, who was tagging along for the (escalator) ride.
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The instagram of one "Turd Burglar," who is tagging each and every victim in the threatening posts.
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So it would be great if someone was tagging me in memes and posts of old books.
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Zuniga measured and took pictures with the shark before tagging and releasing it back into the ocean.
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"Dinner with the fam," he wrote, tagging the Minikahda Club golf course near the city's Lake Calhoun.
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Share your photos and stories by tagging them on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook with the hashtag #CNNWeather.
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Google Photos takes care of all this in the background to save you hours of manual tagging.
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Even tagging is essential because it needs to be done consistently if it is to work properly.
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While emoji suggestions isn't an entirely novel idea, the way Emojifi is using tagging is something different.
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"Tagging a mate in a meme helps ease into a chat, you know?" she says over Facebook.
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Share your best photos and videos of the eclipse by tagging #CNNSpace on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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"Just a young guy looking for princesses," Dylan wrote, tagging the British royal family for some assistance.
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Share your photos and stories by tagging them on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook with the hashtag #CNNeclipse.
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In 2015, he returned with Pilgrim's Paradise, tagging in Toronto rapper Sean Leon and BADBADNOTGOOD on production.
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Stefano Gabbana has posted photos of Trump on Instagram, tagging them with the hashtags #melaniatrump and #DGWoman.
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I think a couple of years back, they were actually going to start tagging bottles in Glasgow.
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A fan went ahead and quote-tweeted the message, adding their own commentary and tagging Khloé Kardashian.
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"Diplomatic channels are open for #KimJongUn for now," she tweeted on Sunday, tagging Trump in her post.
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"I saved the game with the tackle," Thrower wrote on Twitter, tagging various accounts with the video.
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"When Houston meets LA," she wrote in the caption, tagging Playboy and adding the hashtag, "Coming Soon."
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And combining CRM and payment processing tools with an auto-tagging solution lets you do powerful scenarios.
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Lots of folks are tagging me in tweets asking if WH staff can speak at campaign rallies.
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"I would like to meet you," DeGeneres said in a tweet on Tuesday, tagging the Texas Democrat.
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Video tagging is also not appearing on the web version of Instagram at present, only on mobile.
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The only option is to post sponsored, branded content and label it with Facebook's partnership tagging feature.
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He asked her whether Bill Clinton would go on a bear-tagging expedition with him in Siberia.
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But a different wallet for each donation makes this so-called tagging far more complicated, Elliptic said.
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For smartphones such as those used by the president, this memory tagging should be done in hardware.
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He altogether posted 12 tweets quoting or tagging Fox News personalities over about a 12-hour stretch.
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You will not be rewarded for tagging along and you're expected to be apart of the team.
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In February, Spanish police arrested 363 people for stopping and tagging four trains in Madrid's underground tubes.
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It was a social network with a framework for sorting and tagging and categorizing and discussing photography.
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" The president tweeted in support of the restaurant, tagging "Fox & Friends" and saying the food "is GREAT.
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Some accounts on Instagram started tagging the White House in images featuring flag-draped coffins, for example.
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For Father's Day 2018, Dalton said that family time was "what it's all about," tagging his wife.
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"I [love] MY MAIN GAYS!" she captioned the snap, tagging photographer Vijat M and designer Bradley Kenneth.
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Anzora spent his afternoons tagging abandoned houses in the alleys where the leftist guerrillas had dug trenches.
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Here&aposs how to use the reply feature to accomplish a similar effect as tagging on YouTube.
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What doesn't work, Ms. Johnson said, is tagging a chief executive in a complaint over social media.
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Other researchers' use of invasive techniques such as darting and tagging is anathema to the aboriginal worldview.
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But around age 21891, he started tagging along with his girlfriend, now fiancé, to her nondenominational church.
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Second baseman Javier Baez threw the ball all the way into the third deck after tagging Cruz.
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Share your images of your Los Angeles by tagging him and New York Times Travel on Instagram.
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Our thought bubble: At first, Facebook used facial recognition to power a single feature — automatic photo tagging.
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I have so much to learn about ad serving, tagging and all this stuff that's totally new.
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"Why are you encouraging thin passengers to 'discreetly take pictures' of fat passengers?" she tweeted, tagging the outlet.
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Share your photos by tagging #CNNSpace on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram (CNN)Get your cameras and phones ready!
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But, for every opportunity that comes with your sign's full moon, there's a potential challenge tagging along, too.
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"I thought this was a throwback pic of @reesewitherspoon & @ryanphillippe," a third fan said, tagging the famous parents.
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He also helped move more than 1,500 antelope and buffalo and put tagging collars on rhinos and lions.
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Before long I was tagging along on his family road trips, and frequenting his house for family dinners.
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Of course, there's always the chance Beckham was tagging Hardy, 40, in the post to see Brady's picture.
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Just one problem (among a string of major problems): Gypsy didn't turn off the location tagging before sending.
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The Rockies have accounted for three of his nine losses this season, tagging him for a 9.33 ERA.
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"Congrats @kingjames going to the Lakers," the Boston Celtics supporter wrote, tagging the basketball star&aposs Instagram account.
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Google Maps is fairly helpful most of the time, but it's had a few mishaps with wrong tagging.
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Pratley showed me how he could search for people in his contact list without pre-tagging anyone's faces.
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"I [love] MY MAIN GAYS!" she wrote in another picture, tagging photographer Vijat M and designer Bradley Kenneth.
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Hernandez had just been caught tagging a shuttered McDonald's; an officer shot a taser at the boy's chest.
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Another problem was that Swisher kept accidentally tagging people in her tweets, therefore adding them to the thread.
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Accompanying the clip, she tweeted, "It was a honor," tagging John Stamos and including a kissy face emoji.
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Howie Kendrick then fouled out to right field, with Kelly tagging from third to make it 6-2.
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In his own image from the day, Billy Ray wrote, "A great day," tagging his wife and daughter.
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Share your moon pictures on social media by tagging them with #CNNSpace for your chance to be featured.
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"Miss those days," she wrote in a hashtag, also tagging close bud (and Jimmy Kimmel's wife) Molly McNearney.
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Facebook has used some form of facial recognition for years, particularly to suggest friends' names when tagging photos.
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Graffiti writers stopped tagging buildings hosting murals out of respect—or because they themselves had painted it. POW!
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Despite the ongoing lawsuits, it doesn't even ask for user consent to create a faceprint for photo tagging.
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"Mama love," the 39-year-old captioned the moment, adding a red heart emoji and tagging Hawn's account.
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It would also be greatly appreciated if you could refrain from tagging us on posts on social media.
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In his teenage years in Chicago he was picked up by police for jumping trains and graffiti tagging.
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University of Delaware scientists recently used a radio tracking technology called acoustic tagging to reveal how sharks interact.
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Tagging for every piece of a photo can be arduous and often takes a great amount of time.
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A rare example in the wild of a powerful figure subtweeting (criticizing without naming and tagging) someone else.
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The makeup mogul and Stormi had been tagging along on the tour since it's kick off that month.
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Based on satellite tagging information, experts know that many thresher sharks have already moved south for the season.
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" Moore also shares some images from her big night, tagging one of them as the "Best Day Everrrr.
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Share your "Star Wars" photos, videos and memories by tagging them with #CNNStarWars on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook.
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Many have taken to tagging their friends in their retweets so more people will see what's going on.
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Oftentimes, you would find my sisters and me tagging along with my parents, giving back at soup kitchens.
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"Boi & gal," the Grammy winner captioned the photo, adding a tractor emoji and tagging the photographer, Zakary Walters.
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The crew ran around the city tagging "HAGS" wherever they could, beating up Nazi skinheads, and doing drugs.
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The comedian simply captioned the photo with a heart emoji, tagging wedding planner Jove Meyer and photographer Sasithon.
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"I want to apologize for earlier to my fans, and especially @tater_tot_kitty," he wrote, tagging Harley's Instagram account.
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Social bookmarking became a thing because of Delicious, which led the charge with tagging to organize online content.
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Where other people would see—excuse my language—shitty tagging all over the place, my dad said, 'Wow!
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Meanwhile, Susan gets her first film by accident, tagging along with her then-husband to his audition. True?
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Those are the people who, because they're drinking so much, wind up tagging in the most unreasonable places.
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To make matters worse, Soulja also posted a photo of Chris Brown's daughter Royalty earlier today, tagging Mayweather.
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You can find plenty of desktop programs for Windows for in-depth tagging and sorting of your pictures.
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With Mr. Kushner's parents tagging along, they saw the six-bedroom, 7,000-square-foot Kalorama home as well.
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"Good morning to my last day in paradise," Brown wrote, tagging Jordan, whom he said snapped the photo.
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Jenner posted a picture to her Instagram story tagging Scott with the caption "Omg" and a surprised emoji.
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Bilal started showing up toward the end of that program, tagging along with Yasir, a relative he liked.
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Jerry Brown, whom he has dubbed in the past as "Moonbeam" Brown, tagging Fox News in the tweet.
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In August, Everleigh promoted the brand on her Instagram page, tagging one of Moose Toys' brands, Kindi Kids.
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This necessitated, for instance, Facebook making changes to its photo tagging systems that also affect users outside Illinois.
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But tagging such a ball, knocking it off for a winner, is actually "very, very tough," he said.
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Pete Sessions, the committee's chairman, believes lawmakers can revive the practice of tagging specific projects in spending bills.
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"AMAs day.. more to come," she captioned the post, tagging NYC-based tattoo artist Keith "Bang Bang" McCurdy.
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"If we ever get to this point, let's just break up," one woman wrote, tagging (presumably) her partner.
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By tagging the origin of products, it's no longer 'trust and verify', it becomes proof or no trade!
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Michelle Obama celebrated International Women's Day by busting out a can of spray paint and going to town ... The First Lady went tagging with famous street artist Mr. Brainwash ... tagging a wall in D.C. with a bunch of hearts in honor of her Let Girls Learn movement for adolescent girls.
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Ideas including an animated tag recorder, gestural tagging, geo mapping, a live feed, a glass scratching feature, a head-to-head tagging game, and even the ability to link the app to drones are all bouncing around, promising to make Fat Tag so much more than the perfect digital black book.
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"Diary of a girl who changes her hair a lot...," she wrote, tagging her go-to hairstylist Kristin Ess.
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Over a thousand sharks later, I've learned a lot about them and participate in a variety of tagging programs.
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Twitter account posted a video of a woman touting the Hong Kong branch's bakery offerings, tagging the first account.
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Lorenzo Cain followed with a sacrifice fly to drive in Thames, with Arcia also tagging and advancing to third.
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People are Upset about this on Twitter, with lots of people tagging YouTube in complaint tweets on the platform.
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Big companies pay a fortune for accurate human tagging, while small companies rely on computers that can be inaccurate.
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Article 13 would take away those protections if a website "optimizes" content through methods like tagging or algorithmic curation.
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He originally posted his video on Twitter while tagging McDonald's asking the company to "explain this," according to Patch.
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"Hart & Hayes fresh to the 🌎," she captioned the sweet snap, tagging her husband, retired baseball player Jim Edmonds.
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It also adds tagging so you can break down scripts in terms of props, animals, actors, budgets, and schedules.
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Reinhart also shared a picture posed in a stunning window, tagging the 25-year-old actor in the shot.
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Unlike most mainstream celebrities, Black invites viewers to feel like his buddies, tagging along on a trip he's taking.
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On Thursday, he posted a video to Instagram of Djokovic's match at the French Open, tagging the tennis player.
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" He captioned the cute clip (tagging girlfriend Lauren Hashian), "Happy 6 month Birthday to our lil' disrupter, Tiana Gia.
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"Honestly, until tagging came along museums had so little access to how visitors understood works of art," Chun says.
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Physical handling should be minimized, all species should be kept in the water while tagging and then released quickly.
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A lot of women were tagging their friends and saying, 'This is what you have to look forward to.
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The Visoflex also includes a GPS module, so those of you who like geo-tagging can get to it.
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But he lashed out at the wrong ABC, tagging the Australian Broadcasting Corporation instead of the American Broadcasting Company.
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The tagging system is featured below the "Tag People" option on Instagram and seemingly lets advertisers name a partner.
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If you happen to catch a glimpse of 2016's last lunar eclipse, let us know by tagging #CNNSpace.
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Aside from this one missing feature (which would be so, so neat), The Roll's tagging system is incredibly impressive.
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Reddit is continuing its march towards becoming a social network after it added location tagging to its mobile app.
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The visitor, a young boy, sent her a selfie, along with a thanks for tagging along on his trip.
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The other solution to the proliferation of competing tags is to implement a controlled, top-down, rigid tagging system.
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" He captioned the cute clip (tagging girlfriend Lauren Hashian), "Happy 6 month Birthday to our lil' disrupter, Tiana Gia.
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If you're enjoying the long snow weekend, share your photos by tagging them #CNNWeather on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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This very website, in fact, doesn't do a great job of tagging its images for screen readers to read.
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"Coach JL," he captioned the pic, tagging famous vocal coach Stevie Mackey, who was playing piano in the background.
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It was kind of my first rodeo, so I was just tagging along and skated any spot worth skating.
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"I'm always happy to meet with people, even if we have different views," she said, tagging Mr. Gates directly.
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Reddit has since added more social features like location tagging and its own video platform, to continue the separation.
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They began tweeting with the hashtag #getocxctoDisney and tagging accounts including "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and Delta Air Lines.
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An army corporal near the front line told Reuters soldiers were tagging houses and buildings that had been cleared.
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There's finally built-in GPS and electronic image stabilization (up to 25K resolution) for location-tagging and smoother footage.
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Chalamet shared a short video of his shoes on his Instagram story, tagging Louis Vuitton's Creative Director Virgil Abloh.
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With its threading, tagging, starring and archiving metaphors, it has changed the way many people deal with emails today.
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She would fail to show for community functions ... while photographers were tagging photos of her frolicking on a boat.
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The only reason this exists is to share posts with friends without openly tagging them in the comment section.
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That seems like a small thing, but ticket tagging and routing can be a massive expense for big businesses.
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It was me, my sous chef, some girl he was messing around with, and then the waitress tagging along.
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"Hospital Mornings with this guy," she continued, adding a blue heart emoji and tagging her husband in the snapshot.
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My dream piece of note-taking software has a lightweight, fast interface that supports tagging and annotation of PDFs.
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"I'm amazed at how many people believe they did it," she said one afternoon as she was tagging inventory.
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"Hospital Mornings with this guy," she continued, adding a blue heart emoji and tagging her husband in the snapshot.
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" Tagging Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, she added, "Dear @jack, Vagina is an anatomical term and not a 'dirty' word.
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Friends and followers were quick to "like" them, and some even followed suit by tagging their own pictures #gratitude.
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Mr. Trump's message tagging Mr. Arison on Friday was not the first time the two have interacted on Twitter.
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Posts tagging its hashtag challenges, like #DealDropDance and #SavingShuffle, have garnered billions of views on the social media platform.
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In September, Johnson warned friends on Facebook against posting or tagging him in articles about current events and politics.
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Scientists said the deep tagging was a first in the shark's own habitat and would provide more accurate tracking.
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Finally, the map pin icon allows you to search by location, which is enabled by Instagram's GPS tagging feature.
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Paul also posted a photo of himself with a private jet, tagging the location as Las Vegas on Instagram.
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Farley showed off her new hoop earrings to her Instagram story Saturday, tagging the fine jewelry company Charles & Colvard.
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We also have a graphics editor's story of tagging along on a squirrel census in New York's Central Park.
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Blocking a user on Facebook prevents the person from viewing your profile, messaging you, or tagging you in posts.
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He said that prisons had also emptied because of an emphasis on other surveillance methods such as electronic tagging.
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After tagging the existing contract, teams can then set up their processes based on what's in a specific document.
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"Forever thanks," he wrong alongside the snap, tagging popular Los Angeles-based tattoo artist Doctor Woo in the caption.
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"Wacky Jacky is campaigning with Pocahontas," Mr. Trump announced, tagging Ms. Rosen with a derisive nickname of her own.
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Colbert said the team would rather use in other areas the salary cap space created by not tagging Bell.
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Tagging, Bloch reveals, is no different from any other kind of writing, a way of saying: I am here.
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"And the next minute [I] was tagging along with @amyschumer at @nyccomedycellar," wrote Madonna, 59, on the social media site.
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This is where Twin Flower Girls hone their League of Legends skills, and we're tagging along to watch them play.
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By tagging someone and designating an amount, Tippr withdrew some BCH from your hotwallet and allocated it to the recipient.
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The National Marine Fisheries Service Apex Predator Tagging Program is one of the longest ongoing shark studies in the world.
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You&aposll be able to ask questions of the panel via social media using by tagging your posts with #askNASA.
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"I've wanted this for so long," she wrote, tagging the artist behind the work: L.A. based tattoo pro Kane Navasard.
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Joaquin Quiñonero Candela, Facebook's director of applied machine learning, said video tagging would let users search for people within videos.
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A few months later, she posted a photo of the two of them together to Instagram, tagging it with #CoupleGoals.
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She started learning to use hashtags like #mixed, #MixedKidzIG, and #CurlyBaby, and tagging the location of the photos as London.
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"Happy birthday to one of the kindest and funniest people I've met @champagnepapi," she continued, tagging Drake for his birthday.
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Facebook uses the technology in a name-tagging feature that can automatically suggest the names of people in users' photographs.
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Entanglement is "like tagging the photons," associate professor Jonathan Baugh, one of the IQC researchers behind the project, told me.
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"Thank you for the vegan, gluten free magic that was our wedding cake," wrote Kirke, tagging the Brooklyn-based bakery.
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During the initial tagging process, Dr. Brown's team tagged 250 sharks in Jervis Bay with both PIT and acoustic tags.
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"How ridiculous," he wrote, tagging me and others in a collage of guns engraved with the names of American presidents.
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"People started commenting on the photo, tagging 250 and saying it was disrespectful," the source explains of 250's response.
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Other firms use crowd-working platforms, such as Amazon's Mechanical Turk, to farm out data work such as tagging pictures.
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The former Miss U.S.A. captioned the latter image, "Auntie," adding the pregnant-woman and heart emojis and tagging Bailey, 51.
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About an hour later, Trump deleted his original tweet and sent out a second one tagging the singer and composer.
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One Instagram account posts anonymous "confessions" alleging the couple is just posing for PR and tagging Hadid in their accusations.
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This meant more local users were uploading photos onto the social network, and subsequently tagging all the places they go.
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In 2017, the company lost $24 million, tagging on another $27.2 million loss just in the first half of 2018.
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People were tagging their friends in the comments, and once again the post was widely shared — but to no avail.
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The Nvidia Studio suite includes the CUDA-X AI platform for automating tasks like color matching videos or tagging photos.
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The lawsuit involves Facebook's Tag Suggestions tool, which identifies users in uploaded photos and suggests automatic tagging of your friends.
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The main advantage with this method is that the jellyfish can stay safely in the water during the tagging process.
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Each ride costs $27 to start ($210 if you have someone tagging along with you), and then $268 per minute.
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Snap says the new video group call and tagging features will roll out globally over the next week or so.
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Tagging #hypno in your Instagram post will give you a chance to get featured on the app's own Instagram page.
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The star posted another photo tagging Dattavio with the caption, "please, take me to court," and a crying-laughing emoji.
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"Omg," Kylie captioned an Instagram Story photo of the bling, tagging Scott and adding shocked, heart-eyes and love emojis.
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However, you can also customize the app by tagging other words to an emoji based on your own communication preferences.
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But the fact she was there with Lewis and Nicki probably means they're together and Nicki was just tagging along.
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Tagging photos as "sensitive" and giving users more control over what they see on their feed is a positive thing.
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Houston chased Smyly with two outs in the fourth, tagging him for four runs on five hits and three walks.
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The star tweeted a picture of him putting assembled a shower curtain for his quarters, hash tagging it #IOCLuxuryLodging. #IOCLuxuryLodging.
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The town's young adults wander the streets, some with their children tagging along, on their way to their next fix.
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Those between one and six months will be mostly served at home with electronic tagging, thus shrinking jail capacity needs.
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A sampled speaker on the latter talks about tagging stuff and impressing girls with a mixture of hubris and bashfulness.
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Some are even tagging celebrities who have a significant Twitter following in hopes that these famous users will help out.
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The filtered data is then passed on to a human analyst, who provides feedback to AI2 by tagging legitimate threats.
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"Happy birthday to Mike we miss you!" she wrote, also tagging his Instagram account and adding "#freesitch" at the end.
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You can ignore it, post it or customize it by changing the order or layout, titling it or tagging friends.
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But the concept of tagging social media groups or topics with a hashtag is credited to one man, Chris Messina.
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They power Google's search engine, Facebook's automatic photo tagging, Apple's voice assistant, Amazon's shopping recommendations and Tesla's self-driving cars.
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Similarities between the cave marking and Alegre's official signature suggest he himself visited the cave and couldn't resist tagging it.
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Fashion influencers including Whitney Rife Becker, Ally Noriega, Katy Harrell and Lays Brenha, promoted themselves by tagging the startup LiketoKnow.
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Tagging software for Google Photo and Flickr, for example, labeled black faces last year as belonging to gorillas or apes.
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Tsang posted a series of photos of the singer's new body art on Instagram, tagging the original artist Christ TATTXX.
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Content classification automates tagging by comparing the content of a given document against a pre-set list of classification categories.
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It's the kind place I imagine Sympathy's characters might post about, tagging the location like a breadcrumb to be found.
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Banks wrote that she was "tired of white women in Hollywood and their fake ass innocent agendas," tagging Del Rey.
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Some people think it references tagging or graffiti, and interpret it as my generation looking back at my father's generation.
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I don't really develop my own recipes, so I was making other people's recipes and tagging them in the photos.
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Facial recognition software is also improving our online experiences, easing the act of identifying and "tagging" people in your photos.
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"One more day," the retired race car driver, 37, wrote alongside the post, tagging Rodgers and adding a fire emoji.
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He also posted surveillance footage of the street outside which shows the guy casually tagging the side of a building.
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This came just months after 14-year-old Jesse Romero was murdered by the LAPD in broad daylight for tagging.
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"God bless the Constitution, free speech, due process and @BoutrousTed and his great legal team," he tweeted, tagging his lawyer.
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LONDON — Arthur Edwards, a photographer for The Sun, has spent four decades tagging along after members of Britain's royal family.
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"Wham bam thank ya glam," Lizzo wrote on Instagram, while tagging her hairstylist, Shelby Swain and makeup artist Alexx Mayo.
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Tagging different species might be essential, according to Mr. Wikelski, as each one senses the environment in a distinct way.
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Vrandečić had edited Wikipedia in Croatian, English, and German, so he recognized the limitations of using plain English semantic tagging.
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Vacation is so often cast as a luxury now in America, a bourgeois game of Instagram tagging and food photos.
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The class action suit claimed that Facebook's photo-tagging feature, which it rolled out in 2010, did not do this.
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The conservative People's Party, the junior coalition member, obtained tougher measures on security, including the electronic tagging of former jihadists.
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"Necessary Mom n Sister trip," she captioned one of the posts, tagging her mother Tish Cyrus and sister Brandi Cyrus.
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"Necessary Mom n Sister trip," she captioned one of the posts, tagging her mother Tish Cyrus and sister Brandi Cyrus.
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They pitch their technologies as an alternative to the tagging of pigs' ears, a practice that many farmers find cruel.
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In the 1950s and 1960s I remember tagging along with my mother to send packages of clothing to the Ziatyks.
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Last year saw a wave of raids orchestrated by the environmental crimes unit, often with local TV channels tagging along.
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Journalists actively avoid tagging Musk in tweets, for fear that his followers will swamp their mentions with threats and insults.
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"People are tagging me in these memes and just cuz I'm posting them doesn't mean this wasn't all serious," Kardashian wrote.
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But the fact that ads were part of Facebook's earliest iterations—before Instagram, photo tagging, or even the Wall—is significant.
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To see one simple approach to how the tagging might work, start with 12,563,678 and split it into two-digit blocks.
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They also pinned a tweet (first tagging Gu directly, then deleting his handle from the tweet), reiterating their social media policies.
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"Tagging fake news on Facebook doesn't work, study says," read the headline on a Politico story about a draft research paper.
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"I know many babies will be made to this soundtrack," Jonas tweeted when the soundtrack dropped, tagging his collaborator Nicki Minaj.
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Tagging PETA worked, as the animal rights activists soon issued a tweet urging Twitch to ban her for alleged animal abuse.
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After he was arrested, his tagging name Poke (inspired by Gumby), became Pooky, after Chris Rock's character in New Jack City.
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Musk's passengers will be going farther, slingshotting around the Moon, and they won't be tagging along on an existing mission, either.
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In his autobiography, "Outsider in the House," Sanders recalls tagging along with Larry to meetings of Young Democrats at Brooklyn College.
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" Per Ibrahim, this "trackable economy aligned to searching, tagging and following" means we recreate our IRL relationships through "the internet architecture.
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Each agent had the option of "tagging" the other with a laser blast that would temporarily remove them from the game.
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"It's too bad Kepner wasn't #ThisIsUs Jack's physician bc she definitely wouldn't have missed his smoke inhalation," he tweeted, tagging Drew.
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Filters and user-tagging can be tweaked individually, or a single batch of edits can applied across every photo or video.
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"Riding the bench doesn't get in the way of a relationship, but cheating does," she wrote, tagging Rodgers in the post.
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Tagging allows marine biologists to track sharks and make sure the correct efforts are being taken to protect shark populations. 4.
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Other tweaks like improved facial recognition and tagging will make it easier for people to sort through all of their photos.
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Or he might just be trying out his tagging skills to promote the Paramount Pictures release slated for July 22. What?
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She also accused him of cheating on her with a "hooker," tagging Dasha Pashevkina, the creative director of fashion brand PA5H.
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Scott's love for music festivals is no secret, as she's recently been tagging along with her father to his performances there.
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However, the team does chalk spray the hashtag "LMD x NYC" by each installation as a way of tagging their presence.
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Likewise: i have so many theories about tv couples i think were Doing It IRL but y'all stay snitch-tagging people.
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EVERYONE wants to read about on screen romances that became real, but we will never know because SNITCH TAGGING RUINS EVERYTHING.
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Developers can teach algorithms with their own kinds of tagging to build new classes of "objects" within those images and videos.
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In the past two months, Trump has tweeted about OANN seven times — after going two years without tagging the channel once.
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Google is tagging local news based on where a publisher has written about previously and matching it to a story location.
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"Diamond likes to wear @fenty lingerie #HUSTLERS," Cardi captioned the shot, tagging Rihanna's intimate wear collection and using her character's name.
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"This is the federal ethics law that @KellyannePolls just violated," Lu tweeted, tagging the U.S. Office of Government Ethics and Rep.
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That meant a lot of people would have to spend a lot of hours doing the tedious work of tagging photos.
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She began reposting their cookie photos to her Instagram Stories and tagging the users, thus highlighting these members of her audience.
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Sam Smith has been busy on Instagram with a series of photos tagging music video directors Luke Monaghan and James Barber.
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She again tweeted "He loves the way I think," tagging Trump Jr. He re-retweeted it, again using the #metoo hashtag.
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He stuck with the idea of tagging, and played with solid linework and typography, ending up on something similar to calligraphy.
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Amateur home cooks from all over have been tagging him in tweets with photos of their dishes and asking for feedback.
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O'Haire and Palumbo feuded with Bradshaw and Farooq when they were tagging as the APA, and the APA were hugely over.
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The whole process, from importing data to tagging it and training the model, is done through a drag and drop interface.
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"This is the federal ethics law that @KellyannePolls just violated," Lu tweeted, tagging the U.S. Office of Government Ethics and Rep.
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Larger things like the Homeric device of tagging characters to remind listeners — who can't easily turn back pages — who they are.
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They've been tagging their members of Congress and Vice President Mike Pence, the leader of the White House coronavirus task force.
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He couldn't find Ansari at first so he posted a video on TikTok tagging him and begging him for a meeting.
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Tagging a bench with a sign of the android uprising nudges the bar toward violence, overturning a car even more so.
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Stunning fish with electricity is a common practice when it comes to counting the population or tagging them, the department explained.
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WordPress, with no reblogs, has a much less streamlined tagging system, and its "blogroll" approach to connecting users feels hopelessly outdated.
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Anjl encouraged her to keep tagging when she returned to Los Angeles, where she lives with a dog and a cat.
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Kim hit up a pumpkin patch Tuesday outside L.A. with North and Saint, and a little friend of theirs tagging along.
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She replied to her initial tweet with another, tagging the reporter, Eddie Scarry, and including a screenshot of his original tweet.
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When I was 12, I was arrested for tagging a basketball court in a South Philadelphia park known as the Lot.
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Typically, smallsats reach orbit by tagging along with larger, more expensive satellites, and the waiting list can be long and unpredictable.
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After speaking with Beverly, I wrote a message to my 100,000 followers on LinkedIn, sharing her story and tagging Delta airlines.
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"So Kylie and Khloé thought they were gonna beat me to this color," she said, tagging her sisters in her Story.
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Snapchat recently rolled out new features including location-tagging and allowing external links, but Crockford doesn't think it's enough to compete.
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"We found that in trying to capture the faces of pigs, the labor cost far exceeds that of tagging," he said.
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Perhaps her shadow is a metaphor for the fate of that annoying Austro-Hungarian nobility — always tagging along, unwanted and uninvited.
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Maybe you're not heading straight to the ski hill but visiting other places first and don't want your gear tagging along.
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Jonas tweeted out the song list, writing, "I know many babies will be made to this soundtrack," and tagging his collaborator Minaj.
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The tax office is already targeting individuals more aggressively this year, using "geo-tagging" from Internet-based maps to check on assets.
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Tampa Bay jumped out early, tagging Yankees starter Masahiro Tanaka for seven earned runs on eight hits in less than three innings.
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"Thanks for standing, speaking & marching for our values," Clinton tweeted from her official account Saturday morning, tagging the Women's March Twitter page.
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On Tuesday, Palin also shared flowers that Meyer had gifted her, tagging him in the photo along with two red heart emojis.
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Facial recognition technology is becoming more and more prevalent in the technology we use today — from Facebook tagging to Snapchat lens filters.
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Since its acquisition by Facebook in 270, Instagram has been steadily porting over Facebook features: video, tagging, albums, advertising, and private messaging.
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These terms are widely used by people who still upload Girls Do Porn videos in titles and Pornhub's own video tagging system.
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Tagging them in the meme you've created specifically to address that event, though — well, that might come across as a little strange.
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Mr. Ackermann, by contrast, was known more for his relaxed, soulful, Byronic romance and his color palette than his urban tagging cred.
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She put a call out on Twitter, tagging people she has worked with previously, asking if they'd want to map resource information.
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Photo: GettyOn Friday, Facebook debuted its new flagging system for fake news in America, tagging hoax stories as "disputed" for some users.
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I really want to work in editorial, so seeing my favorite writers and editors tagging and following the account was pretty special.
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According to the company, LookFlow—as well as IQ Engines—helped develop the deep learning system for Flickr's auto-tagging feature.17.
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Tagging lets users filter information, paring down, in this case, a large number of Twitch streams to find just those you like.
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And if you had the tagging thing on, Facebook thinks you're fine with the new ways it's putting face recognition to use.
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According to the plaintiffs, Facebook's photo-tagging system violates that law, identifying faces in uploaded photos with no clear notice or consent.
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However, last weekend Gutiérrez posted a photo with the 49-year-old on her Instagram tagging him with a kissy-face emoji.
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They are now manually tagging thousands of podcasts with hundreds of tags so that you can find the perfect podcast for your.
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They urge supporters to share images of the rejected ads and Dame's story with the hashtag, tagging both Dame and the MTA.
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The makeup mogul and daughter Stormi, 9 months, have been tagging along on the tour since it kicked off on Nov. 8.
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Then my followers started tagging me in it, and then I had so many dance videos that I just kept posting them.
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To celebrate, she shared a series of photos on her Instagram Story, tagging some of those beloved brands that made the cut.
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For example, if you're tagging someone in a photo, Facebook could show a pop-up question asking how you know the person.
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With AutoML Vision, the barrier to entry is primarily data collection—that is, capturing and correctly tagging thousands of images for training.
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While his music career has grown tremendously, Goldie wants to re-affirm his dedication to tagging and modernizing the culture around it.
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The US version of Moments groups photos by people and places, playing off data from Facebook's facial-recognition-based photo-tagging system.
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By tagging "snitch snakes" with radio trackers, researchers hope to study where the pythons are living in order to catch other snakes.
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Leaving the tagging up to the users was not a surefire way to ensure that all photos are tagged thoroughly and properly.
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Last summer in Japan he posted a 22011-second video of sausage and eggs decorated with seaweed eyes, tagging a young relative.
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Instagram's shopping feature allows tagging of products that are available for sale, and then letting users purchase them directly within the app.
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Even if you opt out of image tagging and lock down your profile, you have no control over what other people upload.
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The archives are currently "scannable" (because there aren't that many yet), but Lacy says search and topic tagging functionalities are coming soon.
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Enter to win a pair of weekend passes by following Wakoia on Instagram and tagging three friends in a comment with #inBajaweparty.
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The campaign's official hashtag is #WeBelongTogether, and tagging your elected officials in your photos is an easy way to get their attention.
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Grande posted a picture of the two lovebirds hugging on the floor with the caption "baabyyy," while tagging Miller in the picture.
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And if tagging remains the easier, more obvious option, they may simply choose to ignore this feature in favor of the familiar.
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The Rangers provided Lynn an early cushion by tagging Astros left-hander Framber Valdez (3-5) with four runs in the first.
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Inside, children can learn about coral reefs and play a reef matching game, build simple binoculars and imitate tagging and tracking sharks.
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In one infamous example, Google had to apologise when the automatic tagging system in its Photos app labelled black people as "gorillas".
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People were making natural-wine zines, hosting festivals and fairs, selling in-joke wine T-shirts, and tagging their Instagram posts #nattywine.
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"Auntie @sophielopez giving us a belly kiss pre fitting #ShesGettingBig," Hudson captioned her picture, tagging her longtime stylist and friend, Sophie Lopez.
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We recently got word that a trio of ships will be on a shark-tagging expedition in the waters near New York.
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Trump has been using nicknames and insults to taunt his political opponents since the 2016 Republican presidential primary, tagging former Florida Gov.
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When people were still, ya know, making Facebook albums, Facebook introduced the option to make tagging easier by "suggesting" who to tag.
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You will likely leave wondering if you now have spirits tagging along for your vacay and if you got overcharged (you did).
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She's a 21-year-old college student who remembers tagging along with her mom to visit the hospital when she was younger.
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The company looked at automating a lot of labor-intensive tasks related to legal document review and discovery such as document tagging.
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But I'm always really weary of the sort of tagging that often goes on in culture and philosophers do it to themselves.
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Rajai Davis caught it for the first out and then fired to catcher Roberto Perez, preventing Ben Zobrist from tagging and scoring.
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That's because the brain has a process called "value-tagging," which imprints important things onto your subconscious and filters out unnecessary information.
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Gomez raved over how much she enjoyed the new song from Swift, 29, tagging her in the story with a heartfelt comment.
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The following year, a draft D.H.S. report proposed tagging young Muslim men as "at-risk persons" for intensive screening and continuous monitoring.
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He's been tagging along on Nancy and Beth's current tour as roadie, occasional videographer and — "Masseuse," Offerman suggested from behind the wheel.
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Over the next three days, they helped the charity's staff — cleaning up plastic from the beach, replanting trees and tagging sea turtles.
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It sucks when you feel like the odd one out, and like you're just tagging along in the back with the group.
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Tagging her photo with #IStayHomeFor, she reiterated how vulnerable older people are, which is why it's vital we all do our part.
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Just as it did then, the poem hit home today, going viral on Weibo with more than 39,000 posts tagging the line.
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As Sivan's audience grew, his parents and siblings created their own social-media identities, tagging one another across platforms and amassing followers.
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Between users tagging the Miami Police Department and trending viral jokes about Peña, the incident demonstrates a dark side of viral fame.
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She also cited the importance of "data tagging," which tells where every piece of data originated and who has access to it.
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The one I see a lot is people tagging their friends in the comments saying, look, this is us in 30 years!
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By now most of us know that tagging someone else in an image of yourself generally means that person snapped the picture...amirite?
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"He keeps me wild and free," she captioned the shot over the weekend, adding the hashtags #nudebeach, #whiteboycray and #honeymoon and tagging Khoury.
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Although Peltz's back is towards the camera, Hadid made it clear who the blonde beauty was by tagging the actress in the photo.
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After allegedly tagging Judaculla Rock, the same man returned to the important Cherokee site and allegedly stole a sign providing information about it.
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On Wednesday, popular Instagram account Comments by Celebs caught the soccer star leaving a message on Brady's Instagram account — but tagging Hardy instead.
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It's worth bearing in mind that tagging the deceased in a post might show up on their friends' and family members' News Feeds.
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Whether they're showcasing the area's best food, or their icon status comes from pop culture, we've got the restaurants worth tagging on Instagram.
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The two men made a joint appearance at 1 Oak, with Kylie tagging along in a jumpsuit and a bright red trench coat.
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The LAPD then adds other sensitive information to that database, sometimes tagging the photos with criminal records, names, addresses, and dates of birth.
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Tweeting or posting on Facebook (and tagging the involved parties) is a pretty low-effort way to get some attention to your case.
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The day was a nice switch-up for Tremblay's dad, who is usually the one tagging along with his son to work events.
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Again, identifying and tagging a whole slew of friends and associates will take time (especially if you have to look up their names).
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"Nowadays, the likes of organisational social media, media websites, and content communities are tagging onto this slogan, with often detrimental results," she said.
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The day before White found himself hunting for the baby white shark in the middle of the night, tagging it had gone smoothly.
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"Where I'm from is who I am and my family fought and died for this land," Eason wrote, tagging Evans in the photo.
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Morrison took third after tagging up on Shane Peterson's deep foul out to first and scored on a sacrifice bunt by Daniel Robertson.
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Brandon Fleury confessed to taunting victims' families and friends through multiple Instagram accounts, tagging them in posts and gloating about the students' deaths.
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Katie does take some safety precautions, though, like waiting until she and her family leave a place before tagging the location on Instagram.
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That difference hasn't stopped news organizations and political supporters on both sides of the aisle from tagging the wrong woman in their posts.
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Ableton describes Collections as a way to organize favorite or most-used plugins, sounds, and more, but really, it's a customizable tagging system.
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She revealed the fresh ink on her Instagram while lying in bed last night, tagging tattoo artist Daniel Winter in the quick pic.
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" Cyrus made sure Hemsworth knew he was the intended recipient of the unconventional Valentine, tagging his social media handles and writing, "Love you.
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She wants to go visit my brother, who lives about six hours north of us, this weekend, and I'm thinking about tagging along!
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It's not easy to understand the sixgills, though Grubbs has glimpsed the sharks' mysterious existence by tagging their dorsal fins with GPS devices.
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Then—not all that dissimilar to Batman—he exited into the smoke and started tagging the cars around him with a permanent marker.
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The makeup mogul and Stormi have been tagging along on the tour — and documenting their trip — since it kicked off on Nov. 8.
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You can help out other users by tagging and identifying new hotspots that you come across, and you can blacklist certain networks too.
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In the past month or so, Trump has also tweeted about OANN four times -- after going two years without tagging the channel once.
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Graffiti and vandalism might be illegal, but as Banksy has proved, there's a lot of money to be had in artfully tagging buildings.
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The two sisters are currently in Mykonos enjoying a nice, long Greek vacation, with some of their gal pals tagging along as well.
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The startup helps companies create customized data sets to meet the requirements of any project, using AI to speed up the tagging process.
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Then they looked at all the brains' phosphorylated proteins and found that while roughly the same proteins were present, their tagging looked different.
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Simply by tagging photos and tweets with #MashSXSW and #LiveNspired, event-goers could see their social presence blown up on a massive scale.
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"Painting is in my veins," the artist is known to say, and he continues doing toss-ups and tagging trains to this day.
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"You just make an adjustment," said Stanton, who homered off Dodger RHP Ross Stripling on Monday before tagging LHP Clayton Kershaw on Tuesday.
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Prashant Nayak, Disney's Asia Pacific director of corporate security, posted about the Singapore meeting on LinkedIn, tagging other executives at Google, Facebook, Amazon.
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The lawsuit alleges that Facebook's photo-tagging system violated user privacy by creating faceprints — geometric representations of a person's face — without explicit consent.
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In March, Google was hit with a similar lawsuit alleging that the photo-tagging system in Google Photos violates the same Illinois law.
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"Older brothers teach you the coolest things," he writes tagging siblings Brandon and Burt, on a photo of him blowing ring-shaped bubbles.
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You will likely leave wondering if you now have spirits tagging along for your vacay and if you got ripped off (you did).
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People spotted the youngest Jonas brother tagging along with Joe and Sophie when they grabbed dinner at Craig's in Hollywood over the weekend.
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"Can y'all cover a story on this because I want my coins back," concert attendee Kimberly Kinchen asked, tagging a local news station.
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"Guys, stop tagging me in s--- like this it was a slap in the face the first time ew ew ew," he wrote.
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"Comments like these have no business on any platform," the California Republican said, while also tagging Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey in the tweet.
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That's when I started noticing some of the "fit girls" I followed on social media tagging their pictures with #deathbykayla, #kaylasarmy, and #thekaylamovement.
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But if the model can figure out where organelle A is based on the presence and shape of membrane B, tagging isn't necessary.
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The site – which receives 80 million visitors a day – found that its old, antiquated methods of tagging videos by hand was not sufficient.
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Blue channeled her inner Meghan Trainor Monday in NYC while tagging along with mama Beyonce and Jay Z at the CFDA's Fashion Awards.
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Cool. Rating: Minus 2 for high socks and being a Plumlee, plus 1 for tagging Justin Holiday who did not respond Yes, Marcus!
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" But then after, I see it on Instagram, and I'm like, "I look so gross, and you're straight tagging me on that shit!
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The concept of "data tagging" can ensure that data that have been accessed by a certain app are accessed only in restricted ways.
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"There's a lot of people who come in here to get markers that are not actually tagging or doing graffiti," Mr. Espino said.
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Cooke has been tagging animals for two decades, and as a conservationist, he always assumed he was doing some good in the world.
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Facebook rolled out that tech years ago in an innocent context: tagging your friends in photos you posted on the social-media network.
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" The tweet directly swiped at the Post, tagging the news outlet and including the caption, "is this what you call a 'lost summer?
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"Don't you have better things to do than watch me vacuum apartments?" wondered a cleaning woman I spent some time tagging along with.
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"Zach is really great in the moment, so he's constantly riffing during it and tagging jokes and adding really funny things," Aukerman said.
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Now, Pinterest has a much cleaner site, but also highlights the focus on metadata and tagging that allows the site to categorize images.
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"It's basically our honeymoon," Butcher says, tagging her wife's line with another joke — though let's be real, there's probably some truth in it.
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According to Mr. Chen, the cost of trying to map a pig's face is about $7 versus $0.30 for tagging a pig's ear.
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The fight continued in a blur of flying bodies, drop kicks, punches, teammates tagging in and out, until eventually, the rudos emerged victorious.
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"I love you Selena but I listen to Demi…." she captioned one clip, tagging pals — and fellow Disney alums — Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato.
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Jen Meyer posted a selfie with Sara Foster captioned, "Saturday night and we're all off to celebrate our favorite couple," tagging Paltrow and Falchuk.
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On its website, Ryanair said the policy of tagging bigger bags that couldn't fit in the cabin at the last minute would now end.
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Tagging your friend this way makes them get a notification of your message on their phones, even in a group chat that they've muted.
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It used pattern recognition to monitor user posts, tagging those suspected to include thoughts of suicide and forwarding them to its content moderation teams.
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So agreeing to the use of facial recognition for tagging now gives Facebook permission to use facial recognition for other products and features, too.
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Glenn has been a solid left tackle and would be worth franchise tagging if the Bills can pull together the money to do so.
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A video posted on Twitter Saturday evening showed a man in a yellow shirt tagging the front of the building with black spray paint.
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"Thanks to everyone for tagging me in endless @ysl ads featuring their take on my high heels skates, I am sooo flattered!" she wrote.
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Haring was known for inserting his work into the urban landscape of New York City without authorization, tagging subways and buildings quickly and surreptitiously.
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We were shopping at a thrift store and I was looking for pants that would fit in the coming months, my sister tagging along.
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You can activate the option to approve any tagging in your friends' posts before they appear on your Timeline and in others' News Feeds.
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For instance, by tagging friends and categorizing videos — including those streamed live — Facebook may help drive more users to upload video and consume it.
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In Indonesia, GPS tagging showed information that can be fed back to the government to help inform environmental policies and develop the tourism industry.
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Now, with Soap & Glory's latest endeavor, solidifying the bond between beauty and advocacy is as easy as snapping a selfie and tagging for change.
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C. is playing a show up there and since I've never actually been to Oklahoma and we have some friends going, I'm tagging along.
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As the company demoed at its F8 developer conference in San Francisco today, it has a team working on automatically tagging people in videos.
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" After a comment on the tweet called out Brielle for not tagging Moore directly, the 20-year-old shot back, "I don't need to!
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"I love you Selena but I listen to Demi…." she captioned one clip, tagging pals — and fellow Disney alums — Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato.
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In the past few months, Snap has added many features, including Instagram-style mention tagging, custom face lenses, and a deluxe version of Bitmoji.
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"Shoot for the stars," she captioned the shot on Instagram, tagging director Sasha Samsonova, who also happens to be Kylie Jenner's go-to photographer.
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Apple and Google both run similar scans as part of their photo-tagging process, although neither has the same wealth of personally tagged pictures.
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At the top of the list is "Shape of You" by Ed Sheeran which logged over 15 million Shazams on the song-tagging app.
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I'd find myself all on his Instagram wondering who's tagging him in pictures, to the point where I was like — you gotta stop this.
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Starting this week, Facebook will begin demoting spammy or "engagement bait" posts that goad users into taking actions like sharing, tagging, liking, or commenting.
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During any of the several recent catastrophic blizzards that have draped the country with snow, you might have seen people tagging their photos #sneckdown.
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"Happy Birthday Mama," the soccer star wrote, tagging their four children in the photo of the birthday girl smiling softly over a candlelit table.
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" Cyrus made sure her husband knew he was the intended recipient of the unconventional Valentine, tagging his social media handles and writing, "Love you.
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"Can't believe I get to call this extraordinary woman my wife," the Flatliners actress wrote on Instagram Wednesday, tagging her new wife, Emma Portner.
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Tagging Ramsay also plays into a larger joke: Recently, people have begun sending photos of their decidedly mediocre meals to the chef for comment.
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Editor's Note: After publication, a reader pointed out on Twitter that mia Contacts will text your contacts on your behalf when tagging a contact.
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But because sharks range so far and wide, humans don't have gills, and sharks are sharks, a large tagging effort operation is pretty difficult.
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Facebook's photo-tagging system is one of its core products, and one that has already been copied by competitors like Twitter and Google Photos.
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The new version comes as Facebook is fending off a new legal challenge in the US over the legality of its photo-tagging system.
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If I'd been forced to listen to Divide on repeat for the past month, maybe I'd keep tagging the singer in egg photos, too.
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From now through August 17, you can enter by creating a zine and tagging it #TCPOffensive using the all-new zine-making platform, Zean.it.
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"May will tighten up severely," he continued, noting the prospect of , deportation of known radicals as well as control orders such as tagging suspects.
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Users can also share to a smaller group of friends by tagging them, which limits the viewership to only mutual friends of those tagged.
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All around Bogotá, many building owners have since commissioned artists to paint murals on their facades, often as a way to prevent graffiti tagging.
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Your idea of keeping up with the punk scene is sharing every single Hard Times article and tagging the fellow dudes they apply to.
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The company was previously criticized by the Federal Trade Commission for its "deceptive" facial recognition feature that powered automatic face tagging in users' photos.
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Furthermore, he thinks tagging ads is enough of a turn-off for advertising-adverse social media users that it defeats the ad's entire purpose.
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"The act of drawing on paper becomes the act of tagging with light in the urban space, at the scale of buildings," says Mang.
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Reinhart has been tagging Sprouse, her presumed photographer, in other artsy photos on Instagram, but the timing of this one is what's most intriguing.
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"We're pretty fastidious about tagging all of these incoming messages, collating and entering and retaining the data that people are sending us," Butterfield said.
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"I opened my phone and I saw all of these notifications on my phone from people tagging me and telling me," Mucciolo told Insider.
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The Seahawks on Monday morning posted a perfect tribute video to Lynch's career in Seattle, tagging it with an homage to his nickname, #ThankYouBeastMode.
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They can share the pictures on social media, tagging friends using the hashtags #MyShotAtEpilepsy and #CUREepilepsy and challenging them to participate within 24 hours.
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"I just posted it and then before I knew it, all of my follower friends were tagging me with their cups," Howard-Cox said.
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The announcements are part of Foursquare's evolution from a consumer location-tagging app, to an infrastructure company, providing its location smarts to other apps.
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By tagging species like dogfish in addition to white sharks, the team will be able to better understand the interaction and movement among species.
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Last year, Joseph Dixon* posted a picture of himself on Instagram, tagging it #T-Mobile, the company he works for as a store manager.
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Someone really wants Hailey Baldwin to drop her name and publicly take Justin Bieber's -- a demand they boldly made by tagging her L.A. billboard.
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After years of tagging along to their dad's gigs, both Dantiez and DaMarii started DJing and producing their own music in their early twenties.
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Then, she began posting images hinting at a new man in her life, but never showing his face or tagging him in the photos.
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When they showed up, they found out that they were tagging together instead of working singles the way they wanted to at the time.
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I think we're also going to see the rise of AR place-tagging, and this may also apply for applications like VR/AR art.
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So quit liking, tagging, and pinning for one hot second — these are the beauty trends you want and exactly how to get them IRL.
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Nimmo fell to the ground as the ball rolled to Franco, who was late tagging third but threw to first, easily getting the out.
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Mr. Yi, 36, was out of a job and trying to get other ventures going with elementary school classmates when someone mentioned A.I. tagging.
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Do you think that your talent for tagging city walls helped you get accepted to the Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts?
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Cora, now the manager of the Boston Red Sox, recently mentioned a subtle way that middle infielders have changed their tagging habits since then.
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Aniston then followed the admission with a close-up picture of herself delicately sipping from the flute, while tagging Witherspoon and Queen B herself.
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The proposed settlement would require Facebook to obtain consent in the future from Illinois users for such purposes as face analysis for automatic tagging.
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"You see it all the time on Instagram and you see what these influencers are styling up and they're tagging [these brands]," she says.
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"Thank you for making my vision come to life and creating my dream dress," Baldwin captioned her second Instagram photo, tagging designer Virgil Abloh.
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"Thank you for making my vision come to life and creating my dream dress," Baldwin captioned her second Instagram photo, tagging designer Virgil Abloh.
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The campaign consisted of tagging the president's family, especially Ivanka and Melania, in images ranging from the Iranian flag to a beheaded Donald Trump.
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On TikTok, users are lip-syncing to the Insane Clown Posse's 1997 song "Hokus Pokus" while wearing clown makeup, and tagging their videos #clowncheck.
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Many women, for example, avoid tagging or even spelling out Elon Musk's name on Twitter because it can open them up to targeted harassment.
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Jenna and Steve Kazee were out Monday house hunting in the San Fernando Valley ... with Jenna's daughter -- with Channing Tatum -- Everly, also tagging along.
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In their experiment, tagging Sanders as a socialist did not seem to undermine his campaign — something we've also seen over the years in Vermont.
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His journey as an artist began with graffiti; as a teenager, he joined tagging crews KGB (Kidz Gone Bad) and KIIS (Kill to Succeed).
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Lakshmi posted a screen shot of the since deleted error, with a caption intentionally tagging The New Yorker as The New York Daily News.
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She made a game out of the domestic minutiae of their days, tagging along around the house, picking up on everything her mother knew.
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Researchers in northern New Hampshire and in western Maine began tagging moose in 2014 — relying on skilled technicians called "muggers" to do the job.
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It may seem strange to talk about an authoritarian government's repression of a minority in the same breath as Facebook's convenient photo-tagging feature.
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But in the years since teenagers began tagging subway cars and train yards in the Bronx in the 1970s, a professional marketplace has exploded.
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Her mother, Rosali Ferreira dos Santos, had developed a fascination with art after tagging along with her bosses to art galleries and the theater.
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"My family has faith that you will do the right thing and arrest the gunman!" he posted on Monday, tagging the Corona Police Department.
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Poppy is the primary antagonist, but the film also has several other secondary antagonists, and it keeps tagging them in like a WWE match.
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But then a week later, the cops murdered that fourteen-year-old boy, Jesse James Romero, for literally tagging on that wall behind Sarah.
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The Pirates made short work of Astros left-hander Framber Valdez (3-4), tagging him for two runs in each of his three innings.
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In the past couple of months, Trump has tweeted about Fox-wannabe OANN 7 times — after going two years without tagging the channel once.
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"I AM MORE THAN MY WEIGHT," she wrote on Instagram stories, sharing a screenshot of the article and even tagging the Inquisitr writer, Fabio Magnocavallo.
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Along with the picture, she tweeted "but i LOVE my bandage it looks sick … i'll be ok one day," tagging Carpool Karaoke host James Corden.
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It's been cool, and I'm glad it's been able to bring some attention back to shark tagging and conservation, which is really what's important here.
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His Trump-style campaign which includes tagging Gillespie with the moniker "Establishment Ed" because of his lengthy career in Washington has not yet caught on.
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" By the way ... UCLA continued the tradition of throwing some shade at USC for the star-studded workout -- tagging their pictures once again with, "#OnlyAtUCLA.
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W Magazine reported Cameron Russell devoted her Instagram to dozens of DMs from models sharing their stories of assault, tagging each with the hashtag #MyJobShouldNotIncludeAbuse.
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Dr. Sheri Jacobson, clinical director of Harley Therapy, says it's important to keep others in mind when you're considering tagging the deceased in a post.
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RFID tagging provides a way to give each of these items a digital identity, which can be placed on the blockchain to help prevent fraud.
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The rangers are hoping by capturing, studying and tagging the animals, they can get these cat foxes "recognized and protected" in the next few years.
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More people tagging themselves in photos adds more data to Facebook's cache, helping to power the lucrative ad-targeting business that keeps the company afloat.
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Apple also redesigned the Reminders app from scratch and packed it full of features like associating your to-do list with reminders, and tagging people.
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To study shark movement and behavior, the GHRI launched a series of tracking initiatives, tagging sharks all over the world and charting their movements online.
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One illustrated the move with a shot from The Shining, labeling an axe-wielding Jack Nicholson "Gab" and tagging a screaming Shelley Duvall as Mastodon.
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It has full-featured search, tagging, and sharing functionality, as well as an automated "actions" feature that helps you automatically sort articles in your feed.
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In a farewell Facebook message to Loki, Adam wrote extensively about the love he felt for their dog, tagging his former partner in the post.
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Consumers have used the law to bring suit against tech companies like Facebook, which has faced a legal challenge over its automated photo-tagging tool.
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Paper takes a similar approach to tagging as Facebook or Twitter, and you can tag someone in a document whether they use Dropbox or not.
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One of those is that Lightroom CC is getting AI-generated auto-tagging, and therefore will offer a Google Photos-like keyword search at launch.
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Mr Shniberg's previous venture was bought by Facebook to develop the photo-tagging feature that identifies people in pictures uploaded to the social-media site.
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Commenting on their close bond, Reynolds went on to share a photo of half of a "best friend" necklace on his Instagram story, tagging Johnson.
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Tagging and organizing photos is the biggest chore in photography, and The Roll feels like a proof of concept teaser for what is to come.
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The game-streaming service says it's soon killing off this still relatively new addition to its site in favor of implementing a tagging system instead.
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At the time, Molly had a personal Instagram account that was private, but once her sister started tagging her, the follow requests started coming in.
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Also on his story, DJ Snake, 32, wrote, "Get well soon Queen, prayers are sending" with the praying hands emoji and tagging pop star's account.
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Below the "Privacy" section is the "Timeline and Tagging" option, which controls who can post on your Facebook profile and who tag you in photos.
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The company already constructs facial-recognition models for each user for the photo-tagging system, and it's a process that's already spurred a few lawsuits.
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Sadly, the same 1GB of RAM and 400 MHz VideoCore IV graphics are tagging along, which means video streaming may still be a little hampered.
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When Anuja suggests going out shopping with a friend, for example, Manoj insists on tagging along, since she cannot be trusted with her own money.
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Now, it seems like every time I open Instagram, I see couples tagging each other in Stories, in addition to a slew of wedding hashtags.
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Graffiti artist, Gajin Fujita crafted a certain urban escape in the artistry of tagging, harnessing the landscape of LA to develop his own artistic voice.
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Luckily, Rain enjoys tagging along to filming, and has even formed a special bond with Camila Mendes, who plays Nichols' on-screen daughter, Veronica Lodge.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... Fournette traded shots with teammate Garrett Brumfield outside Tiger Stadium on Tuesday -- tagging each other pretty good during the exchange.
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Ever since the news dropped, we've see them out and about all the time — sometimes with brother Nick Jonas tagging along as the third wheel.
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The Rays, down 4-1 after two innings, rallied for the lead, tagging Angels starter Tim Lincecum for 193 hits in 4 2/3 innings.
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" Restaurant critic and South Londoner Jay Rayner also criticised the food chain's choice of decoration, tweeting: "So the refurbed Brixton @McDonaldsUK has fake graffiti tagging.
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You controlled a rollerblading gang member zipping through the streets, avoiding police and tagging walls in an attempt to bring color back to the city.
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Because the brand-tagging etiquette of Instagram hasn't totally spilled over to Snapchat yet, tracking down the exact maker of Williams' look required some sleuthing.
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The new couple went out Sunday in NYC hand-in-hand -- with J Lo's mother, Guadalupe Rodriguez (yes, really), tagging along for the sight-seeing.
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If restaurants can't prevent people from tagging them in Instagram posts, then attempting to improve the quality of those shots might be their only option.
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For street artist Camilo Gordillo, who has been doing graffiti for 15 years and uses the nickname "Ceroker," there's no distinction between tagging and murals.
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Members of President Trump's press pool on Saturday said they were kept from tagging along as the president golfed with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Facebook's painting Ai suggests it plans to go beyond photo tagging Down the line, Facebook hopes to improve Big Sur with ever-more-powerful parts.
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On Halloween, Genevieve shared a picture of herself with the kids, dressed to trick-or-treat, tagging Jared, who did not appear in the photo.
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The 46-year-old actress posted a topless photo from her makeup chair on Friday, tagging her makeup artist Chase Aston and hairstylist Italo Gregorio.
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As we go, we will be tagging each "editorial winner" so that you can find both past years' and this year's best work collected here.
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He also barbecues on his Weber, jokingly tagging it on to the so-called Swedish dream of a villa, a Volvo and a vovve (dog).
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With one out and Logan Forsythe at third, Refsnyder knew he had to stay on his feet to keep Forsythe from tagging up and scoring.
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All one has to do to enter is comment on the video below on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook by tagging a friend or significant other.
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The factory complex on a two-and-a-half acre city block was once known to tagging crews as a place to piece in peace.
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They work by "tagging" each MWh of energy generated from a source like wind or solar as renewable, which creates a renewable energy certificate ("REC").
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The party was a success, but I didn't feel any romantic vibes, so I said thanks for tagging along and never saw that dude again.
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INJURY SCARE New York second baseman Asdrubal Cabrera was holding his left arm after tagging out Murphy on a steal attempt in the seventh inning.
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In 2018, researchers at MIT showed that programs developed by IBM and Microsoft were almost perfect at tagging pale-skinned men with the correct gender.
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Until about three years ago, Thai spotters equipped with GPS could make $1,000 by going into the forest and tagging a single large rosewood tree.
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Christina, 36, shared the exciting news on her Instagram Stories on Monday, writing, "Time to go home," and tagging Hoag Health Center in Newport Beach.
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We must let the tech firms know what we expect from them by tagging them in posts about our concerns and using their support features.
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"Got nominated for the #classicchallenge by @dakota_stinson_, so HERE YA GO!" he wrote, also tagging three of his friends to complete the challenge as well.
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Outside the European Union, Facebook employs face recognition technology for a name-tagging feature that can automatically suggest names for the people in users' photos.
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Tagging along behind Susanna over the stone floor (which had been scrubbed until it shone), she had to take care not to trip and fall.
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Top YouTube stars like Casey Neistat have shared the video online, tagging YouTube and asking the company to hire JayLaw for next year&aposs rewind.
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And they weren't just using Giphy's tagging system to communicate — they were also using more advanced techniques like tags placed on images through text overlays.
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After tagging Cole for nine runs (eight earned) over 4 1/3 innings Saturday, Texas saddled McHugh with 10 runs (nine earned) in the finale.
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But soon the real impact of the policy became clear, as men entered the spaces, tagging along with their girlfriends and colonizing the phone booths.
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But soon the real impact of the policy became clear, as men entered the spaces, tagging along with their girlfriends and colonizing the phone booths.
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While many tags are done by people passing through or immigrants who live here, locals are discovering the joys and thrills of tagging as well.
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He also appeared to be communicating with his team via Instagram, giving them orders by name and giving them directives by tagging them in posts.
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You should also disabled geo-location tracking on your smartphone, and tagging on social networking sites, to lessen the chances of being followed or monitored.
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In fact, she announced on the red carpet that she'll be tagging along with her dad to see his upcoming DJ set at Coachella in April.
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Hopefully, this sort of tagging will inform users about how sites they visit operate, while also putting a bigger burden on websites owners to switch over.
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By tagging and tracking sharks in our oceans, we're beginning to understand where sharks travel, which habitats they utilize and how their migrations intersect with fisheries.
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Because it's a virtual-reality short, it's not hard to feel like you're joining that young girl as she imagines tagging along with her mom onscreen.
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Most importantly, though, Manuel shared a specific moment between Harry and Dumbledore from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, tagging Rowling so she would know.
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In this way, you can think of the two-digit blocks as links in a chain, with the links held together by these extra tagging numbers.
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Trump has returned fire, tagging Clinton "Crooked Hillary" and charging that the only reason people support her to be president is because she is a woman.
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Rats communicate largely in ultrasonic frequencies that human ears cannot process, and even with specialized microphones, tagging and categorizing squeaks in recordings is laborious at best.
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That could mean a smart cropping feature that automatically recognizes the subject of a photo, or automatic image tagging to help people find stock photos faster.
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Tagging along for the ride is Mars Cube One — two briefcase-size satellites which are to test communications technologies for relaying signals from InSight to Earth.
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But something like YouTube, which not only offers a platform for independent video production but also makes searching for specific content possible through titles, tagging, etc.
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"Honestly, I had enough of people tagging me in shots of their food pictures that they thought were amazing, when they were terrible," he told PopSugar.
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Share photos and videos of your favorite Eid traditions and special dishes you're cooking for the holiday by tagging them #EidCNN on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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"Amazing how time goes by and you have to go with what is trending now," the Dancing With The Stars alum captioned the makeover, tagging Malone.
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It was the widespread allegations against Weinstein which prompted actress Alyssa Milano to encourage survivors to share their stories by tagging the now-viral #MeToo hashtag.
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While most of us can simply stop tagging an ex on our social media accounts, YouTubers with channels revolving around their lives don't have that luxury.
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" In a now-expired Instagram Story (which was captured by Pop Crave on Twitter) tagging Bieber's account, Portner, 423, wrote, "I regret working under your name.
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"Honestly, I had enough of people tagging me in shots of their food pictures that they thought were amazing, when they were terrible," he told PopSugar.
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Those nearly 800,000 people also participate in the account's mission, tagging it in interesting conversations and making sure to send tips of stuff that's gone down.
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Posting a FaceTime screenshot of her pal's reaction (her jaw dropped to the floor!), the model inadvertently revealed Beatrice's private Instagram account by tagging the royal.
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"Thank you @mrrpmurphyfor the most incredible evening to celebrate our ❤️," she wrote, tagging the Falchuk's business partner, Ryan Murphy, who apparently organized the mysterious event.
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There are also voice commands for powering up and down the camera, starting and stopping timelapses, and for tagging important moments while the Hero5's recording.
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Apparently, leaving a comment, tagging a friend in a post, using Messenger, or even the identically-named Facebook-branded mobile calling app Hello just isn't enough.
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It was like tagging a dolphin to track its migration patterns, except the dolphin had friends in Ohio, North Carolina, Florida, Illinois—even Hollywood, dun. 9.
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Kim says that they don't take humans out of the process completely, but they do enhance tagging accuracy by combining human workers with artificial intelligence underpinnings.
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Prime example of snitch tagging: that time someone tagged Elon Musk in a tweet about him by Noah Shachtman, editor-in-chief of The Daily Beast.
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There are chat and tagging features, and a 'news feed' that features the latest clips from your friends or those that you've subscribed to on YouTube.
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As the group grew in popularity, members would post pictures of Taylor (friends tagging their personal photos with her, and fans sharing pictures from her events).
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Follow these steps to create a robust password and think twice before sharing any personal information online, even if you're just tagging your location on Instagram.
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The palace visit is part of the Obama's family vacation in Indonesia, with Michelle, Malia, and Sasha tagging along for the initial leg of the trip.
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In the docs, Allen claims the man would physically go to Ray's wife's restaurant in Orlando and post about Ray -- tagging family members in the posts.
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"Sometimes I'll scroll through the replies and read folks talking about how the account makes their week, or tagging their friends... It's so wholesome," Sergison said.
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Reynolds scored on the play, tagging the plate with his hand to get around catcher Chris Herrmann and Story ended up on second with a double.
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We're told Kim calmed everyone down, because she and Kanye had gone to the house -- which is still under construction -- and did the tagging on Tuesday.
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Then, after tagging his decorated foe several times, he grounded the fight, and nailed his foe into the canvas with a salvo of savage ground strikes.
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On Instagram, she then details not only what she wore, but where she wore it, tagging the brands in the caption and using the hashtag #MadeInNigeria.
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Instead of tagging friends in the post or in the comments section, you can click this new link, then choose those friends you want to alert.
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But until today, this has been done manually by writing a post, then locating each new member and tagging them one-by-one in that post.
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The model Chrissy Teigen hit back after President Donald Trump described her in a tweet as singer John Legend's "filthy mouthed wife" without tagging her account.
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"Jenner posted a photo of herself, apparently naked, embracing Scott on Instagram: "When Houston meets LA," she wrote, tagging Playboy and adding the hashtag "Coming Soon.
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DAVENPORT, Iowa — Nearly every time a politician has dared to offer him censure, Donald J. Trump has responded by tagging his adversary with an impish nickname.
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Three days ago, Sampaio shared a photograph of herself on Instagram, tagging Victoria's Secret's Pink lingerie line with a series of hashtags that said: "#vspink #diversity."
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