Tags contained within other tags are considered children of the containing tags.
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Tags that are adjacent to other tags, but are not within them, are considered to be siblings of those tags.
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The Wikipedia page says they're also called web beacons, web bugs, tracking bugs, web tags, page tags, pixel tags, 1 x 1 GIFs, and clear GIFs.
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TAKE OFF OLD TAGS Remove any airline tags from previous trips before you depart.
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Instead of only allowing iPhone apps to read NFC tags, apps will be able to write directly to blank tags, as well as interact with tags through native protocols.
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QueueHop transforms traditional tags into RFID tags to detect whether an item has been purchased.
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Add between five and 15 relevant tags to meet YouTube best practices, separating tags with commas.
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Finally, near-field communication (NFC) tags, based on RFID standards, allow workers to use their mobile devices as readers for the NFC tags, which provides an advantage over RFID tags and readers.
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There were a bunch of tags for all these other actors, and I had one or two tags.
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Some photos show the women's faces, others show their dog tags, others show their uniforms and name tags.
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In the two years since we've launched shoppable tags, 130 million people have been tapping on those tags every month.
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An HTML parser is an application that scans code to pull out relevant information like start tags and end tags.
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From this pool, they gleaned about 10,000 total tags in use and then conducted a frequency analysis on those tags.
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APPLY TAGS CAREFULLY If you are at a self-check-in kiosk that prints your bag tags for you, follow the printed directions and take your time attaching the tags, making sure the bar code and city code are visible.
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You can check out tags from around the world, like and comment on photos, and go find the art yourself through location tags.
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For now, we only have the Galaxy S10 price tags to work from, and the price tags in general of high-end Android phones.
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The RFID-enabled tags look just like regular barcode tags, but with tiny chips inside that are able to communicate more effectively with airport-scanning infrastructure.
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Having their contact information on the collar means you don't need to buy multiple ID tags or spend time moving their tags from collar to collar.
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GPS tags To see how all 18 groups of vulturine guinea fowl interacted, the researchers attached GPS tags to a number of birds in each group.
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Ctrl+click on a file to assign a tag (the colored swatches), or choose Tags from the menu to set up your own custom tags for Finder.
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The important part of the photo: There are three pajama packs that do not have tags on them, or, at the very least, don't have visible tags.
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Schneiderman said the stores often charged consumers higher prices at the register than shown in print ads or on shelf tags, including tags featuring prices that had expired.
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Signage. Among others, a company called Tags 4 Tots makes a handful of creatively decorated tags that can be easily affixed to a child's carrier, stroller and more.
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The airline is spending $50 million on the necessary scanners, printers and radio tags, which also use bar codes and look little different from conventional bar-code tags.
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They attached silicone pet tags to the cats for a week; these tags could collect minute chemical samples of their surroundings as the cats lounged around the home.
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The feature allows travelers to use their smartphones to add their airlines' luggage tags to their suitcases remotely, rather than waiting at check-in for tags to be printed.
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You can do that right now, in a way, with RFID tags and so on — but those tags use metals that aren't recommended for eating, and may even be poisonous.
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We have been experimenting with product feature tags and process feature tags to exhaustively capture the ways that a given feature involves complexity or dependencies on external factors or actors.
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If the teenager behind this channel never added keywords or tags to his videos — or never added highly specific tags — searching something vague like "belle & sebastian gnome" doesn't get me anywhere.
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According to court documents, Rumsby allegedly took the dog tags and gifted them to his wife, who is the great-niece of one of the men the dog tags belonged to.
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REUTERS/Steve Marcus (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT PROFILE) - GM1E64J0HFS01
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REUTERS/Jason Reed (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS ELECTIONS) - GM1E69U0EW901
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REUTERS/Andrew Kelly (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT PROFILE) - RTR2ZU90
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REUTERS/Lucas Jackson (UNITED STATES - Tags: HEALTH POLITICS) - RTR28BCM
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REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT POLITICS) - RTR2FOBM
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REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS LOGO) - RTX17GXT
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The 11th pop of Christmas: Jennifer and her skin tags Jennifer believes that the array of skin tags covering the front of neck are a byproduct of her polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).
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It's easy to set up, but it tends to lead to an explosion of tags, as posters stack on more tags just in case and searchers don't know which one is best.
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Leonia's police department plans to distribute yellow tags for residents to hang in their cars and employee/visitor tags for motorists who have a viable reason for driving through the town regularly.
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Some of the things we do know is that since we've launched these tags — not on Check Out but just shoppable tags in general — 130 million people have tapped on them every month.
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West almost never tags anyone — his feed is a monologue.
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It turns out that skin tags are actually quite common.
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Hash tags can't always tell the whole story, can they?
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The inclusive price tags don't rule out the fashionable vibes.
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Airlines have begun to attach these RFIDs to luggage tags.
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REUTERS/Phil McCarten (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT PROFILE HEADSHOT) - RTX1398M
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Also new today, Netatmo Tags are finally available and shipping.
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REUTERS/Hyungwon Kang (UNITED STATES - Tags: MILITARY POLITICS HEADSHOT) - RTXVCZY
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Individual Nest Detects will be $59 and tags are $25.
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Price tags could soon make you do a double take.
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On AO23, users can put in whatever tags they want.
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Though stars, of course, do not come with biodegradable tags.
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You see the cop pull Fields over for expired tags.
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But even those price tags might underestimate the actual cost.
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TechCrunch: try the podcast, podcasts, and podcasting tags for archives.
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Paul also had a suspended licence and expired vehicle tags.
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Tags to track viewability and bots make such things worse.
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These tags include support for seasons, trailers, and episode numbers.
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Tags, thumbnails, and titles will only get you so far.
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Instagram's shoppable tags are about to pop up in Stories.
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There are no price tags on anything in the store.
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The tags show body and acidity on a sliding scale.
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But the hippie wares now come with hefty price tags.
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Here's what you need to know about tags on YouTube.
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Basically, I was upset at how much their tags sucked!
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Simply click the shopping tags in the shoppable images below.
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The tags and tools that one can use to gather
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They just see them as workers with funny name tags.
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One girl is tagged, and there are two other tags.
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The Steam user tags for Fallout Shelter tell a story.
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One proposed law also calls for use of electronic tags.
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They are quadrupeds with dog tags — they are not dogs.
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It was in the back room putting on price tags.
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There are certain tags to look for, especially with Supreme.
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ET on Monday to use their franchise and transition tags.
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Everyone is looking at those skin tags on your neck!
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Collars and ID tags can break or fall off. 2.
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You can add text, locations and tags to the post.
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Seams are unbearable, and tags need to be cut out.
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The tags are irritating to the back of my neck.
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Price tags on LOL toys range from $5 to $240.
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Staff clocked in and clocked out, name tags were printed.
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The countermeasure launcher is in the background with red tags.
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And they wear the hats without taking the tags off.
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For the convention, name tags were produced with recycled paper.
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She tags her social media posts with #burnoutqueen and #highheelsand2wheels.
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Google slashed a massive $23 off the price tags of its premium flagship Pixel 23 and Pixel 2100 XL smartphones, bringing their price tags almost as low as the mid-range $400 Pixel 3a.
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A quick roundup of some previous Apple Tags rumors: When the tags would be made available to the public remains unclear, but it's possible that they could be released during the September iPhone event.
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If you feel uncomfortable jumping straight into contacting people, a good hack is posting a pic and tagging it with location and travel tags (get as annoyingly extra with the tags as you want).
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The main difference between the two is that passive tags have an RFID antenna and a microchip for storing information, while active tags have their own battery power and can sometimes include additional sensors.
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"A lot of celebrities cut the name tags or the wardrobe tags off their clothing because they didn't want people to use that information to sell them in a secondary market," Kruse tells PEOPLE.
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One way to get around this is to create tags for each notebook before you export them from Evernote; you can import the tags and search for each set of notes in Simplenote that way.
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But what happens to the brands Beyoncé tags in said photos?
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Randall tags along, too, crushing on a girl who works there.
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When you create a playlist, you associate it with various tags.
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The bottom is rounded out with Book Store and Library tags.
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There are currently almost 50,000 tags in use on the site.
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Mr Mattis explains how their Golden Shield project tags potential troublemakers.
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Tags on products show different prices for members and non-members.
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It also comes with an accessory bag full of RFID tags.
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But Bernstein doesn't think the price tags have become too frothy.
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RFID tags are reliable, but expensive and time-consuming to manage.
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Again, they mined these details from the tags of the pictures.
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NFC tags are powered by the phone that connects to them.
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Depending on the species, these tags can last hours to days.
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In a weird way, some of their price tags make sense.
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The halal ingredients do not carry premium price tags, he said.
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A: The children do not wear any bracelets or name tags.
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The car and tags matched the ones all over the news.
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They're used to cleaning up tags and buffing walls in subways.
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Below, the most popular general topic tags of 2016 from Wattpad.
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She tags along with him to a mysterious open mic event.
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More features usually mean higher price tags, but not this time.
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With over 18,000 tags on Instagram, this liner certainly gets around.
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But the price tags here clarify the reality of this election.
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We round up the time, choose projects, tags, all of it.
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They weren't wearing name tags and weren't listed in the program.
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Those of us in the legal community put tags on offenses.
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Those two tags shot to the top of Twitter's trending list.
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And they come with giant price tags approaching $22011,22012 a year.
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To really get their attention, he attached price tags like $3,999.99.
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I even have dog tags with my blood type on them.
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Guests were surprised with Target uniforms, complete with official name tags.
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Fifteen sets of ashes do not have name tags on them.
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Nearly as important, however, are the unseen keywords known as tags.
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Name tags do not belong in the middle of your chest.
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Hogg introduced the price tags at the March For Our Lives.
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The family was traveling in a 2016 Pilot with California tags.
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Many recent Olympic Games have had some eye-popping price tags.
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OPTIMIST tags, instantly recognizable by their vertical strokes, mark countless doors.
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His clothes had tags from H.M. Lindenthal & Sons out of Chicago.
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The merchandise must be unworn and sent back with original tags.
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Louisiana drivers are required to renew their tags every two years.
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Price tags regularly pushed past $20183, even for mass-market formulas.
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Today, make sure to check out the tags #WOCAffirmation and #BoostWOC!
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What's behind the ever-soaring price tags for professional basketball teams?
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Bankers kept their name tags obscured behind ties.
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Passengers can print boarding passes and luggage tags at automated kiosks.
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I couldn't get enough of the bags, tags, posters and stickers.
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But the added features give those phones staggeringly high price tags.
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Narrator: In an Apple store, the price tags are very small.
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I paid her car note, insurance, and tags once a year.
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In the seventies, they opposed officers' having to wear name tags.
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Take a look at 15 small homes with shocking price tags.
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Half the things in my wardrobe still have tags on them!
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The Long Island town is no stranger to high price tags.
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Their neighbour Prakash Nagre often tags along with soap and shampoo.
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"I would expect them to voluntarily wear electronic tags," he adds.
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Compare the price tags, he suggests, and come to a conclusion.
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GoTags Stainless Steel Pet ID Tags, available at Amazon or Chewy, $7.95 Even if your cat is microchipped, ID tags engraved with their name and phone number can help them make it home safe and sound.
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The airline is following in the footsteps of Qantas, which has been implementing optional RFID tags since 2011, and Lufthansa, which partnered with the German luggage manufacturer Rimowa to support its luggage with built-in RFID tags.
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Thankfully there's no extra work for passengers — the new RFID tags look identical to the current luggage tags, but with the added benefit of improving Delta's luggage accuracy rate from 95 percent to an expected 99.9 percent.
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Such hefty price tags have prompted outcries from patients and patient advocates.
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The individual price tags that contribute to these totals aren't small, either.
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Rebecca tags along, and Kate has to reveal that she still binges.
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They paced down the crates, searching in the bad light for tags.
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Tremblin re-stencils tags in Helvetica, Arial, Times New Roman, and Georgia.
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Tap for tags 😊 #positivelyglittered ✨ Edit: almost forgot it's #Sundaybumday !!
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And the high calorie price tags are nothing to sneeze at either.
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The account wasn't promoted beyond using tags like #AntiELab, #HongKongProtest, and #NoToExtraditionBill.
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Interested parties can get quick info from the stickied comments and #tags.
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Vehicles will also be tracked using RFID tags installed in license plates.
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I keep a few spare dog collars with ID tags already attached.
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The train set will be enabled with individual tags on each car.
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So you can still put ad tags in your AMP-enabled pages.
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To be sure, there are limitations to extracting sentiment from Twitter tags.
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There are a number of advantages QR codes have over NFC tags.
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But these breakthroughs have also come with equally jaw-dropping price tags.
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But would erasing those tags change the new season's relatively hushed reception?
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The inside became covered with graffiti, with tags reading DIE MCCALLISTER SCUM.
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Samsung's chameleon TVs, as I've started calling them, now have price tags.
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This instantly tags another two years onto the lifespan of the computer.
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To put that in perspective: #Feminist has just under four million tags.
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However, he did not have any ID tags and was not microchipped.
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Price tags come both literally and figuratively in his post-college world.
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Go deeper: Scaramucci tags Reince in tweet about contacting FBI on leaks
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The boom has jacked up the price tags of market leaders Ele.
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But as for the new tweet tags being tested on both platforms?
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In others pictures, they were blocked by hanging tags or other products.
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I ripped the tags off and changed into them in the toilets.
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Joel Embiid often tags along, more in search of conversation than caffeine.
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In other words, other users can manipulate your tags, digital or physical.
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At this stage, automatic alt tags represent a fascinating demonstration of technology.
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Here's the thing -- Soulja didn't put the Floyd tags on the pic.
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The $29-and-under price tags are just the cherry on top.
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Strippers found their tags censored on Instagram after new auto-moderation updates.
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The price tags for some 700-series CAT haulage trucks exceed $5,000,000.
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It's not just tags, and it's not just beautiful or prestigious brands.
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Just click the shopping tags on the shoppable images below to buy.
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The app automatically tags pictures with options like fashion, beauty and animals.
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That appears to be Lars Henriksen, founder of Viking Systems, per tags.
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For manufacturers, SUVs typically carry higher price tags and demand is phenomenal.
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Pros: Great selection of designs; gift wrap, bags, boxes, tags, ribbons, etc.
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Holofcener was covered with name tags that had fallen off the extras.
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Instead of paper tags for prices and promotions, they will be digital.
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These therapies all come with potential adverse consequences and significant price tags.
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And name tags actually are required — and Mark Zuckerberg does wear one.
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Matching passport covers and luggage tags for two who love to travel
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So one could argue that both earbuds have pretty similar price tags.
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It now tags items through a combination of technology and human input.
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And made Costco name tags for all of their friends to wear.
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Guests came prepared with Costco costumes to go with the name tags.
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Delta recently started using digital luggage tags to track luggage more effectively.
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The product can also track customized tags, and it performs sentiment analysis.
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Red tags are the buildings that house precious civilians and grid power.
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The tags used to launch the cookies can also slow down websites.
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Venus, planet of harmony, tags along, bringing water cooler conversations at work.
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The two girls started spreading their tags—Mel and Danone—around Berlin.
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If you approve, then those tags will be added to the photo.
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Then there's all that Chomsky memorabilia — mugs, T-shirts, even luggage tags.
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Add one or more tags so others can find and share it.
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But she hoped that the luggage tags would, indeed, spark some conversation.
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Bluetooth trackers are those tiny tags that help you find lost items.
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A box of body tags sits in the front of the car.
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And I apparently am also checking in everywhere, 'cause she tags me.
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Driving the news: Gene therapies expected to come with big price tags
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These biases exist for racial issues as well (but with different tags).
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Damaged or torn-off tags, along with human error, are also contributors.
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But these bright, beautiful bunches of veggies came with steep price tags.
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Both drugs have price tags around $1,800 per month, before any discounts.
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There were also no tags on the several suitcases identifying the owner.
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It's a big reason why Apple can justify the higher price tags.
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Less happily, they are being superseded by tags based on identity politics.
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Finally, Apple is apparently working on Ultra Wideband tags, possibly called AirTags.
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Stainless steel ID tags to make sure outdoor kitties get home safely
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Some tags, including South Dakota's, which features Mount Rushmore, depict singular iconography.
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But early fans have a low tolerance for dismissive pop-starlet tags.
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The deals bring much-needed upgrades, but can carry hefty price tags.
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For quality leather goods, many would call the price tags a steal.
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I still have my dog tags, which indicate my religion as Wiccan.
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The tags automatically released during the expedition, and insights from 10 of the 22 retrievable tags was collected, doubling 20 years of data compiled on shark diving behavior and environmental preferences in just three weeks, Block told SFGate.
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On the flip side, "If we look for the tags that have increased the most in weekend activity, we see the game engine Unity3D, as well as a number of tags used for building mobile apps," Silge writes.
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The way RFID tags are scanned also presents awkward problems within large warehouses.
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On weekends his 9-year-old son Austin tags along to the field.
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Free agency begins March 9, but teams must apply those tags by Tuesday.
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But skin tags aren't the only UBs you can get around your vulva.
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Think smaller, like smart tags to inventory all the crap in your workshop.
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Tagging people in videos would take tags to a new kind of media.
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If you're married with kids, you'll need a couple extra $25 Nest Tags.
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The baby is healthy and tags along after its mother, the zoo said.
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He was last seen driving a silver 2013 Toyota Camry with temporary tags.
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Each photo advertises a teeth whitening pen with tags like #makeup and #eyebrows.
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The tags are etched with the name "Foster," along with my cellphone number.
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We're not talking about, you know, taking the mattress tags off the mattress.
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Even flats with less hefty price tags have been hard to shift lately.
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But the core difference is that TagDat relies on tags rather than text.
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Teller paired a bomber jacket with a white t-shirt and dog tags.
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With repeated, regular trips, price tags, delays and frustrations will scale up, quickly.
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They're intended to be incredible future-proof sets worth their $5000+ price tags.
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Parkland activists brandished orange tags with $1.05, the amount of money Florida Sen.
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Of tags placed in purebred roaches, Dr Nilsson and Dr Hulthen recovered 14%.
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Chocolate-Dipped Fortune Cookies IngredientsColorful dipping chocolateFortune cookiesSprinklesBakery twine Personalized note tags Instructions1.
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Reminiz streams live channels on its servers directly, scans images and adds tags.
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You can search the tags that might be attached to your account here.
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My other least favorite is the one that everybody likes: Source Tags & Codes.
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Name tags bearing Western names, meanwhile, had remained intact, recent campus reports say.
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Airlines like Delta have played around with luggage tracking before using RFID tags.
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It's no secret that Anthropologie's price tags are steep for the average person.
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Go to the next screen and add a caption, tags, or a location.
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Another discount to look out for: anything bearing the yellow "last chance" tags.
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All you need to do is come up with some appropriate picture tags.
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REUTERS/Neil Hall (BRITAIN - Tags: SPORT TENNIS ENTERTAINMENT SOCIETY PROFILE HEADSHOT ROYALS) - GM1E9790CWB01
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The drugs drew both praise and criticism for their five-digit price tags.
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All tags on her shirts must be cut off because they annoy her.
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The second employs satellite tracking to locate animals wearing GPS tags or collars.
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It automatically tags photos to build image metadata automatically using the Google algorithm.
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Because these artists are respected, [the council members] understand that murals aren't tags.
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The new fact checking goes one step further than the previous source tags.
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Check out the Chromebooks on sale below and look at their price tags.
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Those vehicles have typically displayed temporary or dealer tags, the FBI tells PEOPLE.
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"The real complexity in the tags is involved in the software," Fedak said.
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There is some debate about whether naming rights are worth their price tags.
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After you edit the GIF, you can add a caption and some tags.
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Octavia walks up to Gaia, all the other warriors' tags in her hand.
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Our favorite celebrity behavior is clicking on tags until you get somewhere insane.
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Their locations of origin were indicated by a ribbon on their name tags.
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This requires pressing the jeans, putting on the buttons, and adding the tags.
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RINs are simply numbered tags created when ethanol or another biofuel is produced.
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In fact, nearly all mid-engine supercars come with eye-watering price tags.
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Graffiti tags on some homes speak to the fraying of the neighborhood's aspirations.
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I tore the tags off the bra and panties and put them on.
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First it's bringing sustainability measures and under-$100 price tags to the table.
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We forget to cut off the tags, but always lose the spare buttons.
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The tags show the police that I'm part of something bigger than myself.
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And making quality tags at the plate in huge moments is tough, too.
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Maybe when this game came about only bulls had ear tags with numbers?
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Players can create their own tags, allowing niches to flourish and build communities.
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She received clothes, luggage, dog tags, jewelry, and gift bags of unknown treasures.
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There's lots of telltale signs: the box, the sticker tags, the inside label.
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We had Melisandre place settings and name tags for the red-themed food.
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Clothing tags often say you need to dry clean wool and silk garments.
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You can turn off notifications for specific things like comments, tags and birthdays.
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By doing so, it dispenses with judgmental sales staff and forbidding price tags.
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It said it would suspend the ability of drivers to leave personalized tags.
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Pax calls this affair PodID, and the tags are unique to each cartridge.
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Evidence of Apple's tags was already found in iOS 13 code, as well.
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All of PCC's price tags come with vivid, enticing descriptions of the product.
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For years, he applied for tags through the lottery system, to no avail.
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After Mr. Cera's character finds success, Isaac tags his car with a slur.
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The existence of Apple Tags / AirTags was leaked by numerous outlets last year.
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Look closely and you might be a little stunned by the price tags.
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Twenty-four tags for hunting bears in that region went unclaimed, Grasser said.
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A reflective breakaway collar to hold your cat's ID tags on outdoor adventures
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Twenty-four tags for hunting bears in that region went unclaimed, Grasser said.
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The footage shows officers returning Ayala's driver's license after running her vehicle's tags.
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Name tags were missing from buzzers at the doorways of the old buildings.
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These extras come with price tags ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
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The stuffed toys came with eight-digit codes written inside of their tags.
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Make sure your pet's tags are up-to-date and they are microchipped.
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Qualcomm had resisted a deal for months, rejecting several record-breaking price tags.
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The price tags for Psyche and Lucy are capped at $450 million each.
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Especially when it's Oscar time or Emmy time I get all the tags.
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Bailey broke free, leaving the chair and her leash and ID tags behind.
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I've seen many of these names involved in various tags throughout the neighborhood.
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Relative to the whale, the camera tags are tiny and generally go unnoticed.
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These tags then were integrated into the database as metadata for each quote.
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I had a dealer who liked nice jeans, so he would trade[...] My mom found tags at my house, and she took the tags back to Nordstrom, and she said, 'You can prosecute my son if you like, he's a thief.
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Nest thinks the tags are perfect for children, other family members, or for temporary access like babysitters and dog walkers, and you can set temporary access time limits on the tags by time of day and day of the week.
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Though there was a momentary dip in pro-ED terms post-ban, it wasn't long before users had created 672 mutations of the tags with subtle variations like "thynspo" or "skinnyyy," amounting to a nearly 4,000 percent hike in tags.
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But those tags were costly to include on packaging and to maintain and analyze.
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The other kids have written their names and are now decorating their name tags.
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We forego luxury staples to avoid heftier price tags, opting for cheaper iterations instead.
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For $500, you'll get one Nest Guard, two Nest Detects, and two Next Tags.
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He sighs and looks at the cart, and the hundreds of floating tags reappear.
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But the hospital would gladly accept new stuffed animals with the tags still on.
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She has 43,000 fans and tags her videos "egirl" when she does the look.
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Today, Instagram said select influencers could start adding those shopping tags to their posts.
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Steve and his cronies have been spray-painting slut-shaming tags all over town.
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Members of hate groups gleefully swap pictures of racist tags on civil rights monuments.
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A procedure can come with different price tags depending on where it is performed.
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According to Us Weekly, that necklace is actually George's dog tags on a chain.
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Such tags are used to describe photos and videos to users with sight impairments.
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The satellite tags are able to pinpoint where a prisoner is at all times.
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The tags were created by the students to protest politicians such as Republican Sen.
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Go ahead, tear off the tags — these staples are as versatile as they come.
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It sets up the right tags and cleans up and dedupes the data automatically.
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They were missing the tags and the receipt, but that wasn't the real problem.
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What's more ... cops ran the plates and discovered the tags expired 6 months ago.
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The tags and tabletop detectors will be released to the public before next spring.
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He wore the last names of his comrades on tags on his running shoes.
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Corinne Olympios posted a photo on Instagram on Monday without tags or a caption.
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What we don't always love, however, is seeing their less-than-ideal price tags.
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Fun fact: The most effective anti-aging treatments rarely come with affordable price tags.
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I grab a roll of wrapping paper, a few gift bags, tags, and ribbon.
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Children can have little tags that indicate what they are allergic to, said Fineman.
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"Perhaps one of the most unexpected tags was during Mike's father's funeral," Tombari wrote.
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It was impossible to know; Orangetheory does spare you the indignity of name tags.
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"People are talking about tags which sample blood from animals underwater," says Dr Semmens.
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These expenses are automatically categorized, and you can add extra tags for added organization.
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This is why he frequently tags Donald Trump in the captions of his posts.
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The app brings together all your files and supports nested folders, tags, search, etc.
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There will be a maximum of 1,000 tags in use at any one time.
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However, like all technology, satellite tags are as useful as their limitations and drawbacks.
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So don't let the (non-designer) price tags fool you: This collection is legit.
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Look at all the seat price tags; maybe it'll be worth it, maybe not.
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I realized about an hour later that I hadn't taken all the tags off.
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Take Yung L.A.'s and Young Dro's Blackboy Swag, Whiteboy Tags mixtape from 2009.
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Did you check to make sure their tags and chip are up-to-date?
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The couple's car tags had expired, so both were enduring long public transit commutes.
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If consumers start feeling the pinch, those price tags could put the punters off.
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Notably, the social network abandoned "disputed" tags in 2017, because it found them ineffective.
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Couldn't machine learning or AI or another hot tech buzzword wrangle the tags instead?
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We know one report that there were dog tags within the remains of one.
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Some traders dislike the clunky terminals for their cumbersome interfaces and steep price tags.
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I fussed over genre tags, over consistency in naming conventions — the great "ft." vs.
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The price tags: up to $65 billion for coal and $4.8 billion for nuclear.
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Specific location tags will show up inside tweets on mobile as "- at [the location]".
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Relationships that end on bad terms are often still lurking around, tags and all.
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We get inside and find the walls thick with layers upon layers of tags.
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United Airlines staffers, all of them women, handed out bag tags and boarding passes.
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She tags along reluctantly to the magic shop with an annoyed Buffy and Giles.
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It also powers the location tags of Snapchat (for geofilters), Pinterest, Twitter, and Uber.
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Snapchat's new Snap Store teases in-app commerce potential Instagram tests shoppable photo tags
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The choices — and price tags — can be intimidating, but they don't have to be.
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I really could not have cared less whose name went on the luggage tags.
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They are adopting tags that do not need to be seen to be read.
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"We have over 150 tags, so there's a lot to choose from," Spiegel continued.
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Adding more than 15 will cause YouTube to ignore all tags on the video.
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Then, the shelter pointed out an error in one of Obvious Plant's name tags.
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These tags then become searchable and valuable for deeper analysis of trends in readership.
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On Vine, you can find Somalis connecting to each other with tags like #SomaliVine.
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The photos, which he tags with #dinodinaseries, chronicle the travels of his toy dinosaurs.
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Sites with AMP tags will now surface at the "Top Stories" section inside search.
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Their four children, all under 226, wore donated parkas with the tags still on.
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Not only did I name every one, but I also gave them name tags.
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Free items include bottled water, playing cards, fuzzy socks, eye masks and luggage tags.
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Before trying the palettes, I was immediately taken aback by their high price tags.
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This causes small, synthetic DNA tags to latch on to biomolecules inside the cells.
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Governments have attempted to counter high price tags with both financial and nonfinancial incentives.
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"I saw some people write on them or put tags on it," Bonczek said.
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But those employed in the borough can also apply for the yellow vehicle tags.
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It turned out the tags were useful in far more situations than lost items.
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There are hotels that furnish personalized dog tags inscribed with the hotel contact information.
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Official military-issued dog tags are stamped with the religious affiliation of their choice.
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At some hospitals, nurses could not even print out name tags for newborn babies.
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Some mannequins and display tables bear "sold" tags with the buyer listed as Saks.
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Considering the high price tags of Boosted's boards, that's probably not the worst bet.
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Accordingly, both countries' contributions amount to a substantial percentage of these total price tags.
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I was also given special Sanrio luggage tags and stickers to use if needed.
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And go ahead — ignore the price tags and just drink the cheap, delicious wine.
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Ramirez said the idea ''to keep tags on the girls'' had come up before.
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He began cutting and stitching his own shirts, with flat seams and no tags.
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Ken Buck (R-CO) seeming oddly awestruck by the concept of Bluetooth tracking tags.
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Thankfully, I always take photos of my bag tags in case I lose them.
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Silver-plated engravable luggage tags come on either black or dark brown leather straps.
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The couple's car tags had expired, so both were enduring long public-transit commutes.
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There's a live camera view populated with name tags over the most famous buildings.
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Tish shared the same clip, but with a few different tags: #staytuned and #itsgood.
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But creators who add "lesbian" to their video tags and descriptions lose advertising revenue.
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Introduction of radio frequency identification tags and other devices will cut this even further.
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Those that came with the 5G Snapdragon 855 came with significantly higher price tags.
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You've got two ways to organize bookmarks: by using folders and by adding tags.
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The Saks Potts coats worn by Jenner and Karanikolaou come with high price tags.
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You can add a description and tags, along with adjusting the resolution and quality.
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BONUS: Meet the guy at Facebook who suggests tags for all of your photos
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There's no reason for greetings by salespeople or other strangers to include gender tags.
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The ID tags themselves come in over 70 different designs with multiple subscription offers.
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On Twitter, #SurgicalStrike2, #IndianAirForce and #IndiaStrikesBack were the top trending hash tags in India.
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The show always tags along when the 'Bachelorette' goes to her 4 finalists' hometowns.
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Visser and Hanich continue:The [World Wildlife Fund] pilot project will use a combination of radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags, quick response (QR) code tags and scanning devices to collect information about the journey of a tuna at various points along the supply chain.
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Daniel Tobias, the author of the early HTML-coding site Dan's Web Tips, has an entire page dedicated to the useless tags, the useless characters, the unnecessary tags around meaningless pieces of code, and the broken syntax added by apps like FrontPage.
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These are price tags that lower- and middle-class Seattleites simply can't afford to pay.
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They can also be pretty cheap, although lower-end tags have a smaller scan range.
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The brands capitalizing on the sleep economy are setting the price tags at a premium.
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The pup was found wrapped in a dark blanket, wearing a collar with no tags.
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She retweeted the screenshot to her 58,000+ followers on her verified account, and TAGS RIPPON.
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A "deluxe" case with five tags and nine taglets will be coming soon, costing $199.99.
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Search efforts would be hindered by limited detection devices due to the hefty price tags.
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Her teacher passes out rectangular pieces of paper, instructing the students to make name tags.
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Some suitcases offer GPS tracking, electronic tags or locks or Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connectivity.
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Today, on Beyoncé's online store, Gizmodo found images both with and without descriptive alt tags.
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He heard nothing back for weeks, until one day his Twitter lit up with tags.
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The game tags Instagram accounts, which players can click on to reach a new stage.
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His choice of words prompted outrage on Twitter, spurring the hash tags #WhoAreYouCallingAWhoreBernie and #DemocraticWhores.
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More than 96,000 dives were recorded, with most tags attached for at least six months.
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The first of these tags serves as the block's name, the second as a link.
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Or you can retrofit all of your appliances with sensor tags, creating a slapdash network.
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As a listener, you can then combine these tags together to find the perfect playlist.
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Unfortunately, LTC won't be able to authenticate shoes that have completely worn or missing tags.
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People think, in general, that graffiti is bad, because the city is filled with tags.
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Today, trackers and tags use GPS and satellites to record data down to the second.
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The tags were inserted into each shark via a small incision on the animal's underside.
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The following list uses the publication's data and lists them by their respective price tags.
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Following Google's lead earlier this year, Bing has added fact checking tags to search results.
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After that, Georges automatically tags revenue and expenses to calculate your annual revenue, VAT, etc.
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Despite its rising price tags, OnePlus phones continue to sell for less than the competition.
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The app lets you organize all your snippets via categories and tags for easy recall.
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" However, Pillowfort bedding will still be searchable using traditional gender role tags "boy" vs. "girl.
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Several complex systems of verification, using bags and tags to track minerals, have grown up.
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Hari Mari worked with Emmitt Smith's Prova group to put the tags into the shoes.
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You can search by a number of criteria including title, tags, categories, and polygon count.
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Twitch now hopes that the implementation of tags will make things better on that front.
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Best to avoid unnecessary distractions or stresses, like making it hard to see name tags.
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You connect the tags with the central system through the Guard's built-in NFC reader.
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The database for this facial recognition system reportedly included tags for "rec_gender", "rec_sunglasses" and "rec_uygur".
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WhatsApp is also reportedly testing sending group invites through QR codes, links, and NFC tags.
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Other establishments might have custom-made, limited edition ceramic ones that command higher price tags.
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But, really, it's the price tags of the homes for sale that are the issue.
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Billingsley told WKYC that she recognized not only Bonnie Belle, but her collar and tags.
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Banks aren't always spending to buy startups with big-name investors — or big price tags.
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Poupyrev suggested that Google could give Jacquard tags to manufacturers to incorporate into their products.
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With over 6,000 tags for "Star Wars nails," these designs are taking over our feeds.
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High-quality blenders that can somehow make kale edible often come with high price tags.
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Commenters are flooding her feed with hearts, exclamation points, and tags to spread the word.
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To be clear, price tags don't directly relate to how many lenses a phone has.
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"I found this cute little dog outside ... he doesn't have tags or anything," she texted.
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And as is so often the case, desirable areas come with expensive price tags attached.
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Giacometti's work surely deserves its price tags, if anything of strictly subjective worth ever does.
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Although the price tags for these neighborhoods can be lofty, there is a financial upside.
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Learn more about Delta's new luggage-tracking tags in the video from NBC News, below.
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These deals don't actually have much of an impact, however, despite their big price tags.
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Many drugs on the list, like Revlimid and H.P. Acthar Gel, have high price tags.
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The team introduced their smart tags (which are machine washable) at five local elementary schools.
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While the price tags may be higher, the 10 labels ahead are worth every penny.
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You're essentially wearing that EQ box around your neck like a pair of dog tags.
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I tried to buy a few Chanel tags, but they only sell by the kilo.
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At this point, you've probably come to expect that high tech means high price tags.
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Networking to me sounds like something you do on a Tuesday evening with name-tags.
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Overall, I'm not sure the Jaclyn Cosmetics makeup brushes are worth their high price tags.
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Columbia Sportswear wants the price tags to hammer home how the tariffs are impacting consumers.
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Flickr, Yahoo's free online photo-sharing site, also supports keyword tags on pictures you upload.
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Some of those sites that shared the Google tags were registered under Mr. Mauldin's name.
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As I read the tags, the dread set in: It was them the whole time.
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Always keep the receipt and all tags attached to the dress during the return window.
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They appear in public settings, left like latrinalia or tags, and even inside private houses.
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More than 130 million users every month tap Instagram posts to see shopping product tags.
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These tags in turn influence whether a gene will be turned on in an organism.
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Employees explain how to read the price tags at Costco to get the best deal
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Dog tags with Air Force and Army symbols and religious verses are still for sale.
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All tags and online listings indicate the condition of the item, which dictates the price.
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Those people buying tags are helping put sheep back where they were before we arrived.
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The two CAR-Ts approved in the U.S. have price tags of $475,000 and $373,000.
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The associated tags were often lost or chewed beyond recognition or stained with rat piss.
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Most chargers are shoddy, and the options that seem promising come with questionable price tags.
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Image recognition, for instance, will automatically identify items and apply the appropriate categories and tags.
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You can buy additional motion detectors for $59 each and Nest Tags for $25 each.
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The answer will most likely come down to the price tags for Strasburg and Cole.
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The station's buildings are aging and inefficient, and the price tags for replacements are high.
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Since 1980, the United States has suffered 238 disasters with billion-dollar-plus price tags.
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There are also some infamous Lego sets that come with unbelievably high resale price tags.
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Make your audience for posts friends-only, and be careful with tags, as noted above.
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Man how cool would it be if Ableton let you organize your sample library with assigned tags instead of a traditional folder structure Ableton's Collections don't quite work the way I had envisioned (which was more akin to Soundbase tags), but they're still super useful.
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Charli Stevens just went to the store to buy some gift tags, but she ended up crying in her car without the tags she needed to wrap presents for her family, all because a stranger thought it was appropriate to comment on her weight.
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Once you have everything the way you want it, hit "Done" and then "Next" to go to the posting page where you can fill out details for your post, like a caption, hashtags, people tags, location tags, and sharing to other social media platforms.
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After excluding birds too light to safely carry the sensors, the team attached solar-powered tags weighing 0.16 ounce to the backs of five birds, each weighing around 3.5 ounces, and freed them into the wild, where satellites followed the signals from their tags.
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She left a handful of clunky white price tags affixed to the interior of her sleeve.
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It includes nine expandable features: Forest, Timeline, Tags, Friend, Achievements, Store, Real Forest, News, and Settings.
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"Can I please have some ME time??" she captioned the image, along with hash tags #howsweetitistobelovedbyyou!
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Make sure your animals have tags on them so, if separated, you can be reunited later.
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But Chris discovered that he had inherited an extremely rare set of cell-identifying protein tags.
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It's not unusual for Kelly and Beyonce to hang together offstage, but Michelle rarely tags along.
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According to the docs ... the company's plastering Marilyn's face onto packaging and tags for its line.
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Vietnam veteran, New York state deputy arrest man accused of stealing dog tags from war memorial .
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Pay attention to SEO (search engine optimization), which includes your title, tags, and the description bar.
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We don't need to bother Tim Berners-Lee when we have a question about HTML tags.
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The company said today that 90 million people a month tap posts to reveal shopping tags.
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Quarles tells me shoppable tags will eventually expand to video posts, photo carousels, and other countries.
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This Christmas and Thanksgiving, I got so many tags on Instagram of people making cheese plates.
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I found unworn clothes in my closet, complete with tags, and returned them to the store.
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She tags along to family dinner and Kim gives Khloé a taste of her own medicine.
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Reminiz can add tags of people, logos or emotions on live streams and on-demand videos.
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Ikea's iconic price tags were also used to tell small stories of refugees all across Syria.
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But most other solutions use complex document customization that requires knowledge of conditionals, tags and syntax.
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At the time, the company was demonstrating a tool that tags audio usually transcribed textual data.
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The closure of Communities and addition of tags is being planned for mid-September, says Twitch.
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FocusFocus is all about the tags, and in that sense, it works a bit like Gmail.
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Simply click the shopping tags in the shoppable images below to purchase these curated items now.
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But those phones are far more expensive, with starting price tags of $493 and $436, respectively.
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Is there a case to buy these embattled names that appear to have cheap price tags?
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Designers removed itchy tags, seams and other details that the children could find irritating or uncomfortable.
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The functionality of Boards replaces tags for all users – Basic, Pro (a paid tier) and Teams.
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Merchants are using BLE and NFC that connect mobile devices with either beacons or NFC tags.
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The question is how high these price tags go to get a chunk of it. Right?
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Putin tags a Siberian tiger while visiting the Barabash tiger reserve in Eastern Siberia on Nov.
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To buy our curated zen picks below, simply click the shopping tags in the shoppable images.
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Previously, only a handful of brands could use shoppable tags, and only in their own posts.
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They also allegedly switched license plate tags from Tennessee to Alabama, then from Alabama to Colorado.
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Price tags valuing the company as high as $1 billion have been cited by media reports.
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And if these funds differ in approach and exposure, their price tags aren't all that different.
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Fields did get cited for the expired tags and we learned he paid the $150 ticket.
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Her campaign and Trump's have also used geolocation tags in the past at rallies and events.
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At the time, he used satellite tags that recorded only the seals' location, speed, and velocity.
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We're told his total cost was several hundred bucks ... including treats, tags, toys and a bed.
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I remember seeing those SAMO© [tags] on the street that he did with Al Diaz.
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Additionally, tags for our ad services are never allowed to transmit personally identifiable information to Google.
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You can, Havas told me, buy more tags, if you need them, and order more strips.
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The next step was just taking those tags and actually plotting them out on a map.
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So players can use the tags to incorporate their own toys and cards into the games.
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J Crew maintained it could charge premium price tags even as customers drifted away, Saunders said.
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As our analyst presents which story tags performed the best, the team debates the underlying reasons.
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Since the video and the album dropped, the worldwide trending tags on Twitter are BTS-related.
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Location and user tags on Instagram also had funky formatting and were illegible in some cases.
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The most inevitable description of "Atlanta" tags it as another one of those shows about nothing.
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For evidence of consumers' devotion to the brand, check out the Instagram tags #LaCroixLove and #LaCroixObsessed.
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Tags dangled from some of the wires, notes that the tech staff had written to themselves.
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With expensive price tags and long waits, it's a wonder why everyone isn't turning to homebrew.
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Unwanted visitors would be added to the list when a homeowner tags them as not authorized.
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Mr. Goynes asked Ms. Kilty for Sonja's tags so he can put them on a necklace.
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Mr. Martin, the Hamilton goalkeeper, has three dogs and is discussing getting tags for them all.
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In addition to the tags, Amazon also introduced "speechcons" to developers in the U.K. and Germany.
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Large full-screen displays and dual cameras are becoming commonplace, as are their higher price tags.
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Living in LA, I frequently come across these seemingly unnecessary meditation accessories with ludicrous price tags.
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Instead, it launched a dedicated Shopping channel in Explore and tags for Stories six months ago.
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We all have our vanity tags on them to help us quickly identify which is whose.
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Yellow tags are my units, they can take a hit, but need to be a priority.
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The line features gorgeous colors and high-quality finishes that magically belie those low price tags.
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But some (maybe even you?) might have better Spidey sense for price tags than we do.
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This one in particular is supremely dull, tasking the boys with rooting around for hunter tags.
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In the world of high-end Scotch, there are rare specimens with vertigo-inducing price tags.
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When a person thinks of sports cars, they might picture sleek designs and incredible price tags.
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Team members took notes on the tags seen here, which then got tied around the hangers.
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The restless camera tags alongside him, showing you what he sees, his erotic reveries and yearning.
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The tags would enable users to locate their possessions through the iPhone's forthcoming "Find My" app.
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I got this rush of panic when the object tags, memory aides and search bar disappeared.
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On the fashion front, she requested that all the clothes she reviewed had price tags on.
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The tags, and later developments, including shoppable product stickers for Instagram Stories, have enjoyed some success.
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Do you want to be the intern assigned to copying and pasting tags into sorted fields?
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Santana tags many Twitter posts with #SMELLBASEBALL, which he said reflects his passion for the game.
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Old tags can hide new tricks — or new looks, to borrow the parlance of Maison Dior.
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Price tags stick to ready-made bicycle wheels the same way they stick to marble Madonnas.
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The playing field was mainly social media, where the Russians splashed catchy memes and hash tags.
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The popular flair tags "Dress/Attire" and "Relationships/Family" became more frequently interspersed with "Tough Times".
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Once selected, you can change the name and add tags in the spaces at the bottom.
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Freeloading Tracy tags along for the ride, taking on the role of one-man security detail.
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The thin, barely noticeable hems and lack of clothing tags are blessings that ensure optimal comfort.
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We don't have to look much further than the #MambaForever tags to see this play out.
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Notes are nested inside custom category tabs—think color-coded tags in a three-ring binder.
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But its most helpful feature by far is its ability to link notes together via tags.
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Pichadores often compete for the highest or most audacious tags, but few would deface another's work.
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How does a presidential figure highlight a note of seriousness and sincerity through quick, snarky tags?
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I missed the 103-day deadline to check in online and print out my baggage tags.
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"All classification tags on humans should be opt-in, consensual, and revokable," she told Business Insider.
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This would essentially involve dropping tags that identify people's race, class, and whether they have disabilities.
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Typical e-bikes have increasingly lower price tags as battery tech improves and costs go down.
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We have deals nonstop and every week grocery has maybe 200 individual tags and signs alone.
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Some are just referred to as "socialist losers"; others have been given their own bespoke tags.
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Some are just referred to as "socialist losers"; others have been given their own bespoke tags.
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The Colonel and Alaska agree to meet down but the river later, and Pudge tags along.
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I favorite some places on the app so I can see their eventual final price tags.
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Vertu Corporation Limited (VCL) made products for the super-rich that came with hefty price tags.
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Price tags can be as low as $2.503,22.50 for a new Tata Motors Nano mini-car.
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Think Lululemon leggings, the Outdoor Voices "Exercise Dress," and hideous sneakers with four-digit price tags.
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Ninety million accounts already tap photos to reveal tags in shopping posts, according to the company.
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"Ain't Tryin" and "Poppin Tags" debuted in last night's OVO Sound Radio, hosted by DJ Esco.
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Tags used by the artist on Instagram suggest Rihanna and the Weeknd will feature on it.
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Below, she kept a trove of folded pastels, claimed in her name with iron-on tags.
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Facebook added Profile Tags last year, which are similar to LinkedIn's endorsements Facebook added Profile Tags last year, which are similar to LinkedIn's endorsements Pretty much everyone has a Facebook profile, which are often filled with extensive information about their past jobs titles, employers, education and interests.
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Notifications often recommend flights to irrelevant cities and with higher price tags than what I'd asked for.
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There are seven colors (listed at the top) and, below that, Tags for Work, Home, and Important.
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"Some families are prone to skin tags that can be present anywhere on the body," Parker says.
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For Cook and company, further growth may depend more on developing new gadgets than changing price tags.
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We had some phrases/tags in our minds too, such as 'morphed movement', or 'digital organic patterns'.
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Their exorbitant price tags just didn't sit well with consumers when faced with their extremely limited functionality.
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When Facebook first implemented the tech in 2013, it limited its use to suggesting tags in photos.
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The elder Flynn credited his son with editing his book and frequently tags his son in tweets.
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Although such tags are not required by law, McArthur considers them critical to track the donor's identity.
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Leaving out the environmental harms from the price tags for fossil fuels keeps energy affordable as well.
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Last September, Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster also accused Walgreen of failing to remove expired price tags.
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If you'd like to be even sadder, Klaus takes Dave's dog tags from war and wears them.
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"Leo tags along for more family friendly activities with Tobey, his wife and kids," the source says.
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With the handouts and name tags in place, I looked over the guest list one more time.
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Here's a cool, fun snap from our largest glitter yet (not for long 😉) Tap for tags.
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A new online grocery store is setting itself apart by ditching fancy labels and complex price tags.
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At the Governor's Ball after the Oscar ceremony, winners have their name-tags affixed to their statuettes.
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In this case, you'd have several Cota Tiles providing power to thousands of low-power RFID tags.
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And the tags, which could show prices, discounts, and bar codes, could all be managed by software.
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Instagram is redesigning its camera, adding a donations sticker, and letting influencers sell stuff via shoppable tags.
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The deals that everyone talks about, however, are the ones with the big and disclosed price tags.
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It also said Monday that 130 million people a month tap on product tags in shopping posts.
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Damodaran, a closely followed valuation expert, used two frameworks to come up with two lower price tags.
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Currently, as the Los Angeles Timesexplains, airlines generally track bags using bar codes printed on luggage tags.
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You probably already know you should use your chosen keywords in your alt image tags (where appropriate).
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The Zara tags identify the workers as employees of the manufacturer Bravo, which reportedly closed down overnight.
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The final price tags of the only new U.S. reactors under construction today could exceed $30 billion.
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The government will use personal items, such as dog tags, dental records and DNA to identify them.
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But will the company eventually require everyone to use with these tags when they run sponsored content?
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One of the earliest examples is this video, which tags Kanu and first suggests the name Jubril.
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Advocates of a Green New Deal should avoid the obvious own-goal of focusing on price tags.
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Most recently, Facebook added geostickers to Instagram, offering location-specific tags that users can paste over images.
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CNN purchased several of Trump's clothing items in 653, whose tags indicated they were manufactured throughout Asia.
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Don't want to casually shell out the three- to four-figure price tags on West's knit boots?
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Buhari's comments have also sparked similar debates on Facebook with some responding with IamWithAishaBuhari and AishaMustNotBeSilenced tags.
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Once the detached tags were recovered, the data therein were correlated with the biologists' records of events.
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In order to track suitcases, tags need to be scanned at the four stages of their transit.
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Passengers scan their boarding passes to get Leo's doors to open, and Leo prints the appropriate tags.
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Local consignment shops are great, too: "Sometimes I find things with the tags still on," Mayorga says.
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So, we scoured through Reddit's bartender tags for the best bad-date stories bartenders had to share.
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Story tags could spark conversations that lead to the back-and-forth visual communication that Snapchat pioneered.
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The tags will appear alongside the video thumbnail, stream title and the game or category being streamed.
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That means NFC will work in more places with more type of tags than what's available today.
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In Hema Xiansheng, its growing supermarket chain, prices on electronic tags can be changed throughout the day.
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Second, it could potentially sell that on to the companies that are being flagged in the tags.
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But even with monthly payment plans and trade-in deals, their price tags are less than appealing.
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The tags are too small to have enough power to send their data straight back to base.
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You can also add notes to purchases, split expenses, and customize expense categories, in addition to tags.
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"Currently we're conducting negotiations with two major U.S. brands that are interested in our tags," said Rodtsevych.
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She even labeled everything with tags noting when and where she wore it, so she doesn't forget.
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Just click the shopping tags in the shoppable images below to buy our curated festival picks now.
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His unpredictability could cause market swings, which could lead to more acquisitions, but at lower price tags.
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Even homes in smaller metropolitan areas can come with price tags that way exceed the national median.
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The images are annotated with tags related to features including craniofacial measurements, facial symmetry, age and gender.
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Below are some console bundles, software, and accessories that we like—all with extra attractive price tags.
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Gone are gross, fetishizing labels, replaced instead by tags like 'POC Porn' and 'The Feminist Porn Gaze.
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Advanced Telemetry Systems (ATS) in Minnesota is one of several global companies that makes animal tracking tags.
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Its phones are often lauded for their high-end features and cameras and relatively cheap price tags.
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At the moment, officials say the lab is so overextended, researchers have run out of shark tags.
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And he didn't care that Ella's tags (undetectable to the average ear) appear on all the tracks.
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What they did: The scientists used tags attached to 16 Cuvier's beaked whales to monitor their behavior.
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Since then, Wall Street has both seen both fewer bank mergers as well as smaller price tags.
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But closer inspection revealed the dog tags to be fictional, each "name" a nonsensical string of characters.
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If, however, you used TAGs instead, then the association to the thing is inherently much less rigid.
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For those types of limited-edition collections, price tags can run into the triple digits, Quan said.
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Analysts say clunky devices, high price tags and compatibility issues have kept many devices from going mainstream.
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More importantly, the company thinks RFID tags will lead to a 10 percent decrease in misplaced baggage.
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J.C. Penney paid roughly $50 million to resolve a lawsuit over those completely fabricated "40% off" tags.
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What we're looking for are physical indications of an STI, such as skin tags, discharge, inflammation, etc.
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Location tags still show up on individual Instagram posts, so that data is clearly being stored somewhere.
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Art Festival World's Largest GIF-iti Comes Alive In Taiwan Street Artist Tags Hawaii with Yarn Graffiti
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The new plans increase the data allotment at each tier, but also come with higher price tags.
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The clearly labeled price tags on the users of WhatsYourPrice, and now Ohlala, are harder to ignore.
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They're foldable, washable (and you can wash your produce in them, too), and have color-coded tags.
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It has since started issuing brightly-colored bag tags for animals traveling in the cabin with passengers.
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I stumbled upon the #edrecovery tag while looking at tags for vegan recipes on my Instagram feed.
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To be clear, you go out and affix tags yourself—that's a standard part of your research.Yes.
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She would study and replicate them later and, at her most devious, sell them with false tags.
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We've tested the highest-spec Model X's available, and we've pegged the price tags at around $150,000.
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And that doesn't even get into the absurd price tags on the 8K TVs that do exist.
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Police are still searching for a green pickup truck with Colorado tags, the chief said Tuesday afternoon.
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In later versions of the Mac operating system, you can also show Finder tags in the sidebar.
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Dr. Donihue hopes to track the lizards, though he has yet to find any tags that fit.
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The information tags on the sleeves identify the garments primarily by fabric, and only sometimes by design.
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"Speed matters," said Gingras, although he would not say if AMP tags triggered better search result placement.
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The RFID-equipped drone flies above goods, which are marked with active RFID tags, and collects data.
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Weddings are joyous occasions, but they're also infamous for their high stress levels and high price tags.
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Sharks outfitted with acoustic tags ping a network of satellite receivers, allowing authorities to monitor their whereabouts.
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He pointed to the $22014,20143 and $22014,23.5 price tags of the two new CAR-T cancer therapies.
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And perhaps most significantly, my mother, who was footing the bill, didn't balk at the price tags.
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You simply scan your passport at a kiosk which prints out your boarding passes and baggage tags.
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It is the first of a wave of gene therapy treatments likely to carry staggering price tags.
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Stock up on Swiss luxuries (or just gape at the price tags) on the main drag, Bahnhofstrasse.
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But the lofty price tags of their devices could prove to be a tough sell among consumers.
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Just in case, all the horses have been ID-ed, with their tags braided into their manes.
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She wandered near the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan with tags still on her suitcase.
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"Before we got there, the attendant put name tags on the lockers for the crew," Steratore said.
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He'd also like to attach satellite tags to a few whales to see how deep they dive.
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Instead it is putting "boys & girls" or "girls & boys" tags on these items, whether trousers or skirts.
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Neither of those price tags is attached to an actual amount of barrier that can be built.
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The cost of specialty drugs, which already carry hefty price tags, is expected to rise by 4.23%.
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For example, the app allowed drivers to leave personalized tags and ratings of passengers on Didi Hitch.
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From the dramatic new cancer breakthroughs to century-old drugs, spiraling price tags have caught lawmakers' eyes.
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Comments include: "how I want to be courted tbh," and, of course, the requisite string of tags.
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Tay is believed to have changed baggage tags almost every day from November until February, they said.
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For the most part, they are less eager to talk about those programs' trillion-dollar price tags.
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Additionally, several products were missing tags and labels, making it challenging to discern what was on sale.
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Some sports cars, such as the 2017 Lamborghini Aventador S, have price tags of more than $500,000.
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In April, the researchers came again to remove the remaining tags and to study the acquired data.
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Morgan Stanley's planned acquisition of E-Trade shows high price tags aren't going to scare banks away.
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First is active and passive RFID tags, which provide data on items to which they&aposre attached.
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Happily, the Alps are home to hundreds of ski-centric accommodations, many with budget-friendly price tags.
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Instead of paper tags for prices and promotions on the two stores' shelves, they will be digital.
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Video and board game tags were the most popular on Imgur, with 46% of users following them.
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During the maturation of the brain, microglia recognize these factors as tags and engulf the tagged synapses.
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These miniature stuffed bears can still be found on eBay with price tags between $500 and $7,000.
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TL;DR: Attention all dog lovers, Blanket ID tags and memberships are on sale starting at $35.
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Tapping on the icon brings up tags next to each product listing the item's name and price.
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In 2010, Tom G* went to see a surgeon about getting skin tags removed around his anus.
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Attorneys for the brothers say it's not standard procedure for officers to detain individuals over expired tags.
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It currently works on iPhone XS, XS Max and XR. (iPhone 7 and newer can only use in-app NFC scanning, not NFC tags.) Launch Center Pro was quick to take advantage of this new functionality by creating NFC tags of its own, in the form of stickers.
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AO27's trick is that it involves humans by design—around 193 volunteer tag wranglers in 219, up from 28 people in 23—who each spend a few hours a week deciding whether new tags should be treated as synonyms or subsets of existing tags, or simply left alone.
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"I literally have to put name tags on the wall so I know who they are," she said.
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But the price tags, nonetheless, suggest a certain kind of buyer, one that wants a pixel-perfect past.
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There's a folder and sub-folder structure and you can sort files by Name, Date, Size and Tags.
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Tags are like Google's Label systems: They're not boxes, but a more open way to organize disparate files.
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At any time, you can grab multiple files in Files and drag them to one of the tags.
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Clarence Claus is now emblazoned on gift tags, t-shirts, sweatshirts, baby onesies, socks, baseball hats, and mugs.
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With built-in iPhone pockets and price tags under $40, we're not surprised these are a Pinterest favorite.
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There's certainly no shortage of brands and models that come with many different features, capabilities and price tags.
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This is because the company categorizes departing employees under one of two tags: "regrettable" or "non-regrettable" attrition.
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The tags would also only be applied to specific frames in a video where the person is present.
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A panel of suited men sat at a table, large white name tags and water bottles before them.
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Sanders supporters and Republican political operatives criticized the high price tags attached to the Friday and Saturday events.
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Well it seems that was a mistake, too, because now Facebook is doing away with the disputed tags.
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Supercars like the Lamborghini Huracán are faster and wilder still and carry price tags around $180,000 and above.
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As a result, people are no longer allowed to bring back Special Occasion dresses without tags, Sterken said.
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Both Tesla and Apple sell in-demand products with high price tags, which helps drive their store productivity.
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Users can put fun filters over their faces or add visual geolocation tags to their photos and videos.
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Hidden Hills is a swanky neighborhood in California, known for its ultra-wealthy residents and high price tags.
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Blank dog tags are hung in tribute to fallen service members from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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And the idea of wandering around a city, finding the random tags people have left behind, is fascinating.
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HID Global produces high-tech products ranging from biometric readers and electronic identity cards to RFID tracking tags.
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It didn't matter what combination of tags I typed into the search bar, I kept drawing a blank.
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There are other, similar tags out in the world helping scientists study animals that spend their lives underwater.
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Their price tags keep growing, too — the median cost of an airlift is now about $30,000, per CNN.
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People with dementia, who can become disoriented during disasters, should also have special identity tags, Ms. Maguire said.
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On the 6th, sparks could fly with the friend of a friend who tags along to your hangout.
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But besides the clearance areas, reduced-price items with yellow tags could be spotted everywhere in the store.
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As New York-based dermatologist Sejal Shah, MD, explains, we don't exactly know why skin tags pop up.
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Based on the regularity of their Instagram tags, however, that doesn't seem to be slowing down any growth.
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As long as you're smart about holding onto return labels and tags, though, it's still possible to recoup.
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Momentum investors believe that upward trends can persist for extended periods, despite lofty valuations and steep price tags.
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However, the system is often labour intensive and sometimes tags get chewed up and bar codes become unreadable.
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After sending off this letter, I began to wait patiently for my newly minted "CATPAPI" tags to arrive.
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He says the Blade could also do object recognition, like identifying products and overlaying data like price tags.
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Traditionally, online video content is indexed much like the web – using metadata like titles, tags, descriptions, and captions.
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The Marines' dog-tags become talismans, both remnants of fallen friends and "a foretelling of violent anonymous death".
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Merlin compares these tags to a large dataset that includes hundreds of movies and millions of attendance records.
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These sections will also be filled with items that are more closely curated to have lower price tags.
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Although I bought a coat this weekend, I kept the tags on because I wasn't sure of it.
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This means iPhone owners with newer model devices can tap NFC tags to trigger actions — like app launches.
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So why would you bother to print and craft dozens of custom RFID tags to control your music?
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Apple announced support for NFC stickers/tags that trigger Apple Pay for payment without having an app installed.
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It's an impressive feat and features hundreds of interesting tags — from abbey to aikido, and sailboat to Samoyed.
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"Well, knowing this hate wasn't actually meant for me, I was OK with the wrong tags," he says.
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The Nest Secure starter pack with one Nest Guard, two Nest Detects and two tags will cost $499.
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While product tags pop up, many of us at Gizmodo were unable to get an actual checkout button.
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A quick scan of the tags of what you have in your closet will reveal a startling truth.
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Goldie: You can create tags from scratch or you can import photos and place them on the trains.
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And, as an added bonus, when you snap the photo, it tags it with the weather and activity.
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Cookies and other tags would direct the right advertisements to the right people, based on their activity online.
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Drug companies are encouraged by the effectiveness of these drugs, quicker approval times and the price tags, too.
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For users who don't have NFC-enabled smartphones, Jio is exploring the use of NFC tags and stickers.
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The team relies on fishermen to retrieve the data: Rosing-Asvid's phone number is on the fish tags.
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But with this change, a group of high profile accounts will also be able to use the tags.
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Amazon, famous for dynamic pricing online, has printed price tags just as traditional brick-and-mortar stores do.
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Vera: At first, I just did tags or very small drawings in the streets, using markers or stickers.
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After that job, I saw price tags — for food, clothes, travel, and education — in a very different light.
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Still some analysts are worried about the high price tags of the foldable devices from Huawei and Samsung.
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Towards the end of the tour, we arrive at a huge red wall with some tags—nothing substantial.
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The friendly pooch was recently groomed, was wearing a Halloween bow and had ID tags on from Michigan.
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She asks what the tag was run for and he tells her they run tags all the time.
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The Cinemood features a set of set of silicon covers shaped like cartoon characters that contain NFC-tags.
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J.Crew is often criticized for its lofty price tags when similar styles can be found elsewhere for less.
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Finding a way to create uncopyable tags for physical objects is a kind of supply chain Holy Grail.
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I sold a Reformation dress with the tags still on for less than what I bought it for.
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These tags, previously available only to brands, allow followers to buy things from influencers without leaving the app.
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