Instead, write down or take a picture of the item.
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Can I take a picture of this vitamin cabinet, too?
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Only one person asked to take a picture of him.
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Can we take a picture of you for the paper?
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Go see my mother and take a picture of me.
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You take a picture of somebody, it says one thing.
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My 'can I take a picture of your boots' boots.
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I'm like: Really, just take a picture of the food.
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So take a picture of yourself and celebrate National Selfie Day.
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Yes legally you are allowed to take a picture of me.
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If he leaves, we can take a picture of his car.
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Take a picture of it there, and record it right now.
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You take a picture of your check and then it deposits.
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Tell them to take a picture of that image with their smartphone.
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I'm just happy on Instagram ... I rarely take a picture of me.
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The first was simple: take a picture of a black hole. Check.
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Or, whatever, just take a picture of a photo on your computer.
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This year, they're slated to take a picture of a black hole.
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"Or take a picture of the Buddha," for social media, he said.
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The official told Mr. Fuentes not to take a picture of it.
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If someone is taking pictures of the venue, take a picture of him.
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I yelled, 'Did you just take a picture of me??' at the man.
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Every time they take a picture of my eyes I think about that.
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They can take a picture of a finished product and everyone believes them.
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I asked "Can I take a picture of you?" and she said yes.
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Take a picture of your roommate horfing down two hot dogs at once?
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But is there a way to take a picture of just the mirror?
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Do not take a picture of or with them without asking them first.
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But it was so hard to take a picture of the right ventricle.
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"Occasionally, I like to try to take a picture of it,"Strauss said.
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"They asked if they could take a picture of us," Mr. Bruggemann said.
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It doesn't really matter what's going on, I'll take a picture of it.
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The kind you want to take a picture of and send to your sister.
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These visitors to the city's aquarium take a picture of the fish on display.
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" After DeGeneres retrieved her phone, she said, "Let me take a picture of you.
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Even to take a picture of it and post it for others to see.
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Here's how to take a picture of a spreadsheet and import it into Excel.
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Monday when a 22-year-old man attempted to take a picture of McGregor.
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I might take a picture of an outfit [just to look at the] combinations.
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Take a picture of it and use it as the wallpaper on your phone.
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Whenever we take a picture of ourselves or our friends, we act in some way.
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So I'll just take a picture of a food item and take them with me.
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Open your camera and take a picture of whatever it is you want to post.
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He even let White take a picture of the speed displayed on the radar gun.
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Fittingly, the manicurist asked to take a picture of Seamon's nails for the Painbox Instagram.
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Mr. Bone offered to take a picture of the Stillers in front of Hamilton's grave.
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I can't just take a picture of whoever and then draw [them] without their permission.
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Wouldn't you like to take a picture of those flames and post it on Twitter?
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"Sometimes it's exciting, and sometimes it's like, 'Take a picture of this toothpick,'" he said.
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Having someone take a picture of you with Young Thug if you are Elton John.
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Having someone take a picture of you with Elton John if you are Young Thug.
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I'll take a picture of it and upload it when I go to the pizzeria.
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So there are decent odds you want to take a picture of yourself voting on Tuesday.
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That will work better with J-Lo because she's like, 'Take a picture of me anytime.
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If you want to remember someone's phone number, sometimes you just take a picture of it.
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Take a picture of Vladimir Putin from your pocket and draw red hearts all over it.
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"You know when you can feel somebody trying to take a picture of you?" he added.
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Take a picture of yourself while hungover and make it your phone's screensaver for the evening.
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I ask the guy in charge of audio if I can take a picture of playlist.
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There were a couple of people around who asked me to take a picture of them ...
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That will work better with J-Lo because she's like, 'Take a picture of me anytime.
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The only thing you can do is take a picture of the back of their head.
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He declined to let CNBC take a picture of his slides, lest competitors copy his strategy.
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"We actually take a picture of every single mosquito that we're going to release," Upson said.
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Would you take a picture of a check and it would go into your Apple Pay?
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Even if you spent €3 for two coffees, you'll have to take a picture of the receipt.
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There was a birthday party and somebody was like, 'Preston, let me take a picture of ya.
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"Once we get to Mars, we'll take a picture of the lander and its environment," said Alibay.
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"Come, take a picture of this," she says, getting up off her knees and showing me outside.
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These days, people love to take a picture of everything so they can document their lives online.
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Jackie stopped to take a picture of her husband with a fan, before heading toward their car.
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But how do we find these molecules anyway if we can't take a picture of an exoplanet?
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He would take a picture of someone, and you, by looking at that, you become that person.
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You can take a picture of someone and post it online, and thousands of people see it.
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So there are decent odds that you want to take a picture of yourself voting on Tuesday.
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For instance ... give him $10 and Feldman will take a picture of himself doing anything you ask.
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She can take a picture of me and make me look 10 pounds thinner and have no wrinkles.
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And then I thought, I wonder if this could take a picture of me with the ultraviolet film.
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The group asked a young woman in New York to take a picture of them in Times Square.
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Now that phones are allowed to power on during takeoff, maybe just take a picture of that instead?
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In the photo, a man raises a selfie stick to take a picture of himself and the sloth.
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Then, the team teased out those signals that illuminated only what they wanted to take a picture of.
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I said right now you don't want to do anything, let me take a picture of your wrist.
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He shows her some of his portraits, and Margaret asks if he can't take a picture of her.
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Now, anytime I'm outside, there is a chance that someone is going to take a picture of me.
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To confirm customers' identity, the firm asks them to take a picture of an ID with a smartphone.
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"Anybody can take a picture of us and tag us as something else on [Facebook's] Instagram," he said.
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No. It was hard to take a picture of the right ventricle because there was no right ventricle.
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You have to create a listing for each item, take a picture of it and set the price.
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You can also take a picture of something and instantly upload the photo to the Google image search.
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To pay for clothes at a store, just take a picture of the QR code at the register.
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"You go to a store, you get the receipt, you take a picture of the receipt," Melkumov explained.
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I'm going to take a picture of myself to show them their hat was here at the march.
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When the wallet is in "lost" mode, it will take a picture of anybody who is peeking into it.
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Is it normal to take a picture of a tree and post it, or does that seem really desperate?
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What You'll Need: A black sweatshirt, designer high-waisted underwear, someone to take a picture of you lounging dramatically.
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Once done, riders take a picture of where they left the scooter to make sure it&aposs properly parked.
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CNN to Mr. Eclipse: Is it really worth trying to take a picture of the eclipse with a smartphone?
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It was not the kind of sky you would ever take a picture of, and Ida found that compelling.
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I would definitely never take a picture of a person without their knowledge while they slept in my bed.
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We always take a picture of them, and they'll post it on Instagram, so their friends can see it.
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This app allows users to take a picture of their plate, and write a caption of its exact contents.
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To take a picture of something that small, you need a huge telescope, one the size of the Earth.
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I take a picture of the tag (just in case), fold it, and place it back on the display.
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I'd never been on a horse for longer than it took to take a picture of me on one.
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To this day I can't take a walk down my street without having somebody take a picture of me.
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Think about the interactivity here where you can take a picture of yourself and put you in the screen.
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"Every time you take a picture of a volcano, it reminds you of the beginning of this world," he says.
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They then have to open the My Skin Track pH app on their phone and take a picture of it.
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Passengers use the app to take a picture of their passport, then scan the chip which contains their facial biometrics.
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"You're gonna want to take a picture of this guy," a man told me, gesticulating toward another, shyly grinning, man.
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It is easy for him to take a picture of a worksheet and use the iPad keyboard to answer questions.
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"Some of them would never be seen by another person if I didn't take a picture of them," she says.
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Then you or your partner or friend (or whatever) take a picture of your bare butt in a public area.
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So patients must use a smartphone to take a picture of their scans and take them to the proper doctor.
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Once it's on, try to take a picture of a moving object, like your child jumping into the swimming pool.
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"It became more about what I chose to take a picture of, rather than how I took it," explains Adler.
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"He was shocked and insisted he take a picture of us, otherwise no one would believe him," Travis told VICE.
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When he's finished, don't forget to take a picture of the plate with most of the sandwich still on it.
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We would explain to the subjects that I was going to take a picture of them without revealing their identity.
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"If I walked into Congress wearing a sack, they would laugh & take a picture of my backside," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
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We take a picture of your face and we show you what your bad habits are doing to age you.
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She told me she wanted me to take a picture of my face every day for the next few weeks.
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And it's this black hole — the mysterious Sagittarius A — that astronomers just might take a picture of in the coming days.
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Back in September 2017, OSIRIS-REx used its NavCam to take a picture of Earth from 69,000 miles (110,000 km) away.
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If someone uses the Bluetooth camera to take a picture of their inner ear, the phone will show them their diagnosis.
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Eventually you'll take a picture of a business card and, if you like, Google will add it directly to your contacts.
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As she prepares to leave for dinner, a man asks if he can take a picture of her with his daughter.
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" She continued: "If I walk in with my best sale-rack clothes, they laugh [and] take a picture of my backside.
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There's also a rectangular mirror on front, so users can look at their face as they take a picture of it.
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So she asked her friend to take a picture of her while she flashed a smile squatting in front of them.
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" The photographer describes how "almost every man I met wanted me to take a picture of them with their favorite cow.
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Clicking the email takes you to a site where you can take a picture of yourself, superimposed over a relevant background.
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Take a picture of your face, send it off, and the folks at BobbleHeadStar will turn you into a custom bobblehead.
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When you take a picture of your friend and post it to social media, it becomes a part of your friendship.
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If a giant telescope observes the universe, and no one around can take a picture of it, does it really exist?
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All you have to do is take a picture of your prescription and fax it your local pharmacy from your smartphone.
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If you can spare the time to take a picture of something you want to sell, Gone will handle the rest.
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She said that when her husband was about to take a picture of her and Franken, the senator squeezed her buttocks.
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For example, a banking app might ask a user to take a picture of his government identification, then take a selfie.
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They also always have the option to use another phone or camera to take a picture of the sexts they receive.
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As Cruz walks off, two people ask the girl if they can take a picture of his signature in the book.
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Then, using an app, you take a picture of the structure, and the app processes the image into VR-friendly content.
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Proud of their fund-raising prowess, the group spread the money out on a table to take a picture of it.
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When tourists take a picture of a sunset or New Zealand's famed Wanaka tree, is it for themselves or an audience?
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And yes, I take a picture of them every time, not for fear of forgetting, but for the pleasure of remembering.
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Wouldn't it be nice, I thought, if I had a computer automatically take a picture of my plant for me every morning?
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The magazine said Morris was knocked to the ground after stepping out of the press hold to take a picture of protesters.
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But if you take a picture of circles and squares getting along, the audience doesn't care to watch that, so nothing changes.
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If you take a picture of a piece that strikes your fancy, the app will find you similar or matching Ikea products.
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I was trying to take a picture of the lobster roll I ordered in Maine and well, this happened 😂🤦🏻♀️ pic.twitter.
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I take a picture of it but it's more like a wedding cake — how hard people work and then BANG it's gone.
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Users can take a picture of something such as a monument and Bixby can recognize the place and provide information about it.
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Customers take a picture of the item they want to insure and Cover offers a policy, underwritten by a partner insurance firm.
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As Roman stopped to take a picture of the view, she turned around and saw two US Border Patrol officers approaching her.
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We've all been there — there's nobody around to take a picture of your group of friends at a special location or event.
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Take a picture of it or anything you cook in the next few days and tag us on Instagram or Twitter: #NYTCooking.
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The three of us walked to a nearby park, and I asked Daryl to take a picture of my dad and me.
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"If I walked into Congress wearing a sack, they would laugh & take a picture of my backside," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted in response.
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Purcell returned about 10 minutes later and stood over the ammunition and appeared to take a picture of it with his cell phone.
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But its relative closeness to Earth makes it an important world that scientists may soon be able to take a picture of directly.
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Essentially, users take a picture of themselves taking their medicine at the pre-appointed time that they're supposed to be taking their doses.
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On Monday night, he was assigned to take a picture of Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake following the couple's controversy back in November.
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Being able to take a picture of a rocky planet around one of the sun's nearest neighbours would be an enormous scientific prize.
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If you're really worried, you can put your solar filter glasses over the lens and take a picture of the eclipse that way.
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You basically take a picture of your beloved pet (or pets), photoshop out the background, and head over to the PopSocket "customizer" page.
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We make it to the top in about 50 minutes, and I agree to take a picture of a group of German women.
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Nowhere in the contract does it say I will have to take a picture of an unexpired I,D and a credit card.
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A few years later, I realized I remember things much better if I take a picture of them or video record the experience.
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I forgot to take a picture of the baby this morning for my tracking app, but it looks like it's nap time now.
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The new initiative was sparked by the death of a girl who was trying to take a picture of herself and two friends.
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There's not really a neat way to take a picture of a mirror without awkwardly capturing your reflection or using an extreme angle.
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"He stood on the edge of a sharp drop to get his family to take a picture of him and fell," he said.
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"Take a picture of this, because the new group of conservatives that's taking over America looks like a Benetton commercial," South Carolina Gov.
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Bella Hadid's such a knockout, even SHE had to stop and take a picture of herself ... plastered on a huge billboard in Paris!
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So if I get my hair and makeup done, and my clothes are on, I'm like, 'Let's take a picture of me today.
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Take a picture of your physics, chemistry or math problems and get matched with a degree-holding expert for homework help in seconds.
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"I can't allow you to take a picture of me with that camera—it'll be too ugly," a woman from Chongqing told me.
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Abolafia wanted to take a picture of Iglesias on New Year's Eve with one of the first babies born in the new year.
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Instead, Abolafia decided to abandon the concept and just take a picture of the singer before he went on stage for a performance.
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So, if you're looking to take a picture of your meal, Huawei's camera will detect food and adjust lighting and composition, for example.
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Sister Ingalls successfully snuck a message to Sofia and was going to try to take a picture of her with a cell phone.
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"To me, to take a picture of my chest and show my scars—I don't see that as inappropriate or sexual," she says.
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To participate, take a picture of the mystery object(s) and submit your photograph using this form with any information you can provide.
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She had accused the contractor of trying to take a picture of her that could be used against her in the tabloid press.
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When you're done — and by you, I mean your child, of course — you take a picture of the finished design and upload it — voila!
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You take a picture of some text or simply speak into the phone, and the app spits out a translation for you likety split.
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Nude even uses the device's front-facing camera to take a picture of anyone who tries to guess your in-app PIN and fails.
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Emily Baumgartner recalled her recent experience with potential flirting when her personal trainer asked for her number and to take a picture of her.
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The actor/director delighted fans by indulging in a "nerdy moment," and pulling out his phone to take a picture of the massive crowd.
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"I remember saying to Tress, 'Boy oh boy honey, take a picture of this, cause this is as good as it gets,'" he said.
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So if you do end up in a crash, you can take a picture of the crumpled fender and upload it to the app.
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I take a picture of it—I'm a Prime member—with the app, and see I can get it for a couple bucks less.
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Even if you just use your birthday or something memorable in the moment, take a picture of the number you program into the safe.
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Tech Tip Q. Do photo-scanning apps for phones really do much more besides take a picture of the picture you want to scan?
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I silently berate myself for not asking E. to take a picture of me at brunch because I thought of a really clever caption.
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Plus, you have to take a picture of it before you eat it, like this man taking a selfie with his tapas in 2018.
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So if there was a long line at the gym to check in, I'll take a picture of that and put it on Instagram.
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Take a picture of your credit card and write down the information in a secure place, just in case it is lost or stolen.
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Once it lands, InSight will immediately take a picture of the Martian surface, and scientists will get to work deciding where to put the instruments.
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This technique is an oldie but a goodie – and will forever be the best way to take a picture of yourself without involving outside parties.
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It's able to take a picture of an oil painting on canvas or a bronze statue, and transfer those styles to videos of people speaking.
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So you could take a picture of your car or wardrobe and Hutch could provide recommendations (and of course links to purchase the recommended items).
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Like its U.S. counterpart, Toot, Kunduz users take a picture of a problem using the app, and then it links the studen with a tutor.
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If you don't take a picture of her doing yoga on the beach, how else will she let everyone she knows that she does yoga?
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With Veriff, you take a picture of yourself, then submit a picture of your official ID and Veriff analyzes it to make sure it's valid.
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I was in school in Vancouver, and I was looking for people to take a picture of me and my friends, and he passed by.
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She then proceeded to take a picture of her partially singed face and put it on Snapchat, because that's just what birthdayzillas – and burn victims?
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Somebody asked to take a picture, and he thought it was with him, but they wanted him to take a picture of them [with] me.
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I suggested we go up to the roof to make the most of the natural light and take a picture of her in full drag.
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We had someone take a picture of us: me with my short dark hair and geeky glasses, her with her dark untamed curls and shades.
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Li encourages me to try on a pair, and I use a few simple Chinese commands to take a picture of Mobvoi's coders at work.
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Bird and Lime require riders to take a picture of their scooter in order to end the ride to make sure scooters are parked correctly.
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Doubtnut app allows them to take a picture of the problem, and uses machine learning and image recognition to deliver their answers through short-videos.
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Then several months later, I startled when my dad used his new camera flash to take a picture of me nestled in a butterfly chair.
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Richmond's co-defendant, Trent Mays, was convicted of rape and child pornography for using his phone to take a picture of the rape victim naked.
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If you see it in person and want to search for it that way, you&aposll have to take a picture of it first. 3.
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Nothing wrong with traveling solo, but would it have killed someone to offer to take a picture of Aldridge by one national monument this summer?
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When I see an expression in a person, place, or thing, I'll take a picture of it before I give myself the chance to ask why.
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I want to take a picture of the screen, on which appeared an image outline of my body -- with three overlaid yellow boxes between my legs.
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I wanted to take a picture of us in front of it, but noticed a man down the road standing at the end of his driveway.
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The system appears to use Bluetooth to detect a customer's location, and presumably would require a camera in the store to take a picture of them.
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The basic idea is this: you open an app or web interface, and upload or take a picture of, say, a chair or lamp you like.
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"Take a picture of this, because the new group of conservatives that's taking over America looks like a Benetton commercial," she said as the quartet waved.
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Presumably, you'd take a picture of the old photo with your phone, and then Google Photos will analyze it and produce a colorized file of it.
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We actually went out to our fans, and we told them exactly how to take a picture of themselves, and send their faces in to us.
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The idea is that if your card is physically stolen or someone can take a picture of the front or back, the thief can't use it.
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Yeah, probably the Samsung smart fridge, you might no longer be able to take a picture of what's in your refrigerator and have to open it.
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In a demonstration, Huawei showed how its AI could recognize an object that someone wanted to take a picture of and automatically adjust aspects like lighting.
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It can give you a weather update, answer questions, take a picture of you, and play with the small, light-up cube that comes with it.
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You take a picture of a person, upload it and get to see public photos of that person, along with links to where those photos appeared.
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Now when someone leaves something, I return it to them — but before I do, I take a picture of it on my back seat for documentation.
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In essence, it would let users who are out and about take a picture of any product and receive a list of similar items at Target.
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The app will tell parents to "take a picture of your child's face in exactly 10 seconds," so you can capture the moment they see something amazing.
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O'Neal said he was trying to call 911 and take a picture of the Mercedes license plate, but "everything came to a stop" with the traffic crash.
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Ms. Steinaker then used her phone to take a picture of the iPad, which showed Captain Graham in the lavatory at the time, according to the complaint.
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If you take a picture of a circle person being angry at a square person, that gets viewers, making square people angry at circle people in return.
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Earlier this year, for example, a teenager in India was struck and killed while trying to take a picture of himself in front of an oncoming train.
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You then take a picture of yourself mimicking this pose to the company, and they make sure it matches up with the person in your profile pictures.
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That's actually a criminal case because when you take a picture of somebody in a state of undress, you're going beyond just simply recording someone in public.
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Eighteen states don't allow you to take a picture of your ballot, but six others are okay with images of mail-in forms, reported the Associated Press.
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The description suggests that a user could simply take a picture of the record using the camera on their smartphone and save the image in the app.
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Eighteen states do not allow voters to take a picture of their ballots, but six states allow images of mail-in forms, according to the Associated Press.
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This app refuses to turn off unless you take a picture of an item in your house (preferably something in another room) or solve a math problem.
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Each time, the workers and monitors will take a picture of the fish farm and send it via Whatsapp to our team of engineers in New York.
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You had no need to take a picture of your lunch, or the coffee you just bought, or your new haircut, or ... First of all, no Instagram.
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The easiest way to make a thumbnail is to take a picture of your video using your computer's Snipping tool, and then upload that picture to YouTube.
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One day around 1980, Walter was cleaning up his studio and he decided to take a picture of the stray nuts and bolts he had lying around.
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Oh, Hillary Clinton as Heath Ledger's Joker wearing a shirt that says "Kill the Bitch"... that's uh… [quick take a picture of that shit for Outrage Twitter].
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In March of this year, she asked a customer not to take a picture of her, and the customer yelled at her and eventually, spit on her.
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Anyone can just paint, sculpt or take a picture of something, but what is hard is to show the audience your view and meaning through the art.
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When I tried to take a picture of my dog Mabel doing something silly, I couldn't focus on her in time to get the picture I wanted.
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"I did that thing that I'm sure people have done to you where you kind of covertly try to take a picture of the famous person," she said.
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Whatever movement you're doing, you have to be doing it long enough so that someone can take your photograph—someone can really take a picture of every line.
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If you take a picture of anybody eight years apart, you're going to see the same changes in the rest of us as you see in the presidents.
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They were trying to take a picture of a Jenner, and they had all of their camera gear, I was like 'I'm going to get a brain injury!
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" Suddenly producing another pie from the chiller, Franklin says: "Oh, by the way, I've got a finished rabbit pâté en croûte that you can take a picture of.
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One staff member even asked if she could take a picture of my drink, since it seems like this might've been the first time anyone had ordered it.
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The only solution was to take a picture of his leg on my mobile and show it to him so that he could be sure it was OK.
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The concept is simple—you take a picture of each side of your mixed up Rubik's Cube using a webcam, then follow the guided steps to solving it.
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Patients dip a stick in a self-collected urine sample, wait for it to develop, and take a picture of it against a card using the company's app.
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You take a picture of the product's bar code on the app, and that's linked to a database where companies provide information on the content of their products.
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"Mathematically speaking, take a picture of a shadowed area — it's got the right color, it's just very noisy because not many photons landed in those pixels," says Levoy.
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Socratic Math & Homework Help This app lets you take a picture of a homework problem or question and get an answer and explanation in return, similar to Photomath.
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People are more likely to donate clothing and household goods if they take a picture of the item first, according to new research in the Journal of Marketing.
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The couple met in 2012 at a bar at the Viceroy Hotel in Miami, when the groom agreed to take a picture of the bride and her friends.
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Spagnuolo hugged Manning (212 of 223 for 249 yards) on the field after the clock expired, and he asked a team photographer to take a picture of them.
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With the app, you take a picture of whatever you want to mail, and a Shyp courier comes to your door and takes it to a nearby facility.
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MG: I used to post them only while I was listening to them—like I had to take a picture of them while I was listening to them.
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You can't pen the date in a baby book, or take a picture of the moment and share it on Facebook, or celebrate its anniversary for years to come.
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"I was in too much haze of fear that I wasn't thinking straight enough to think to take a picture of the drivers or the license plate," she wrote.
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A strong gesture gives a sense of movement to a still photo When you want to take a picture of someone, try to avoid stiff shots empty of movement.
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Gareth Crowe, 36, was killed after the guide — known as a mahout — got off the elephant to take a picture of Crowe and his partner's 16-year-old daughter.
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HAWAII VOLCANO ERUPTION INTENSIFIES, TRIGGERING &aposRED&apos WARNING Sandra Barnes, in Hilo, told Fox News she had to stop to take a picture of the mesmerizing ash cloud Wednesday.
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Cut to another store, Hart is looking at strollers, as a fan instructs a young boy to take a picture of them and she gets uncomfortably handsy with Hart.
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That's what makes it possible to take a picture of Einstein or Marilyn Monroe, or even the Mona Lisa, and make it move and speak like a real person.
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People continue to trickle in, of course, many hugely annoyed at the turn of events after traveling far and wide to take a picture of the 1.4 million sunflowers.
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We were having a coffee in the mall and I turned to Travis and was like, "Oh, take a picture of our hands," because we had just gotten engaged.
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The student later told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that he had requested to take a picture of Perdue with his friend and used the opportunity to ask his question.
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Manuel Muñoz claims that in January 2014, Bieber's bodyguards attacked him inside a Subway restaurant after he attempted to take a picture of the pop star exiting a club.
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My sandwich artist told me to take a picture of a sign advertising the Little John, which is a new smaller version of a classic Jimmy John's sub sandwich.
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"All you have to do is take a picture of a wine label and it automatically looks up the wine and gives you tasting notes about it," she said.
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He had Carter take a picture of him, and said, 'Make sure you get the rink in the background' as they were taking him out of here,' he added.
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Caputo asks her what her big plan was there, and Sister Ingalls explains she was going to take a picture of Sofia and get it out to the public.
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On a misty morning this January, I found myself standing at that same spot, having gotten out of my car to take a picture of the Grand Lake's marquee.
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My wife jokes that any time I want to take a picture of her, it has nothing to do with her — it's just because the light is really nice.
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The lens of his Ultrafex offered him some distance to the world around him, which made him comfortable enough to take a picture of a 17-year-old girl.
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A. How you take a picture of the current screen displayed on your Android device depends on your hardware and the version of the operating system you are using.
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When you take a picture of someone at a protest, make sure that they consent, and that they know the implications of having a photo of themselves out there.
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Once, when we were idling around the Plaza de Bolívar on a Sunday, Mami let go of my hand to take a picture of my sister chasing pigeons into flight.
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If you take a picture of somebody partially undressed or as they're dressing in a locker room or in a bathroom, now you're violating a whole different set of rules.
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A user can then quickly take a picture of the receipt, or if it's an invoice sent to an email address, Pleo's app will automatically recongnize this and upload it.
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Late last year, the little probe used one of its cameras to take a picture of a galactic star cluster — officially snapping the most distant picture from Earth ever made.
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But somehow we get a hard copy of the picture, and I take a picture of it with my phone, and I push it up on my social media account.
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In the application, the company presents the method as a security tool: it will require buyers to take a picture of themselves when paying instead of keying in a password.
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If you have a rash, take a picture of it next to a ruler so you can see if it expands over time, a sign that you have Lyme disease.
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Once you turn over your possession, you'll be given cash and a ticket, which you should take a picture of — email that to yourself in case you lose the ticket.
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A. Some smartphone apps that are designed specifically for scanning or capturing digital versions of photographic prints can do a bit more than just take a picture of the picture.
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She was also worried that a Pakistani agent or someone on the government's side might see her on a New York street and take a picture of her — or worse.
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Mr. Boslet asked a friend, who was busy cleaning the streets with a snowblower, if he would take a picture of him holding a shovel as if he were working.
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Lauri gave himself grief over his pose but buddy, we're all friends here, and at least you did not pull an Aldridge and take a picture of just the monument.
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"I'd be happy with just being able to share my personas with friends without having to take a picture of my screen with a phone like it's still 2005," replied another.
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For this very reason, Christmas tree farms have attendants who are more than happy to help you saw (and then take a picture of you fake-sawing for your Instagram.) 5.
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So instead of Clint Eastwood balancing his revolver in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, he's now angling a selfie stick to take a picture of himself smoking a cigar.
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The light was really blinding, and when they stretched their hands to cover themselves from the blinding light, the Tyrant would flip out his phone and take a picture of them.
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From that article: "Mathematically speaking, take a picture of a shadowed area — it's got the right color, it's just very noisy because not many photons landed in those pixels," says Levoy.
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By the way, I was at my best friend's wedding last month and when I asked my other friend to take a picture of my wife, I got openly tech-shamed.
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"The spacecraft would take a picture of Pluto, Charon and its moons," said Pelletier, who is president and CEO of KinetX Aérospatiale International, which in part does navigation services for spacecraft.
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Last year, ALMA participated with other radio telescopes around the world in an effort to take a picture of the "shadow" of the black hole at the center of the galaxy.
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"When you go out to drink wine, take a picture of it and note where it's from, even if it's just the country, and what grape it's made with," she says.
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To celebrate the achievement after 215 hours of hiking, she had her partner, filmmaker Josh Shaw, take a picture of her butt-naked, save for her sneakers, gloves and a hat.
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Doing the collecting is an international collaboration known as the Event Horizon Telescope, which will use this data to achieve a simple goal: to take a picture of a black hole.
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Facebook Acquires Visual Shopping Startup to Bolster AI Work GrokStyle makes tech that lets you take a picture of an object and then find a corresponding object to buy on the internet.
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After experimenting with dozens of tripods, I finally found the trick: You have to use a tripod that's roughly the height of a normal person trying to take a picture of you.
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Do we, for example, rely on employees to never take a picture of a whiteboard or to ensure their phone settings are such that the picture is not stored in the cloud?
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Even if you were to write the most sophisticated code possible, you could literally take a second smartphone and take a picture of the first smartphone, and thus have exfiltrated that content.
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The lines for dinner at a soup kitchen or an examination at an urgent care clinic are as long as the lines to take a picture of yourself in a quarterback costume.
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In other words, instead of typing in "modern crib" you could take a picture of one you like, and then receive a set of curated results that resemble or complement your photo.
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"A normal artist would just take a picture of the tree and be done," my Camont Kitchen friend laughed as I laid out hundreds of blossoms individually on torchons (large tea towels).
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"The way lenses work, you take a picture of something and we try to match the picture with all the images that are most similar," visual search product lead Jeff Harris said.
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He says there is technology that costs $50 that people can download and the software will take a picture of woman and rendure her nude so it can be used for pornography.
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Using their mobile phone camera, patients take a picture of a dipstick result against the background of the card, the app analyses the result and if necessary alerts caregivers to take action.
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Or when The Dark Knight Rises sent fans in 300 global cities on a hunt to take a picture of Batman graffiti that could gain them access to the movie's third trailer.
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Over time, though, it may just get good enough that it's easier to take a picture of a landmark or restaurant to get more information than searching for it with a keyword.
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But he added that Ms. Pelosi's yes-or-no ballot yielded the same general result, allowing Democrats to cast a protest vote, and even take a picture of it to show constituents.
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A reporter from a local newspaper was out to interview the McDougalls that day and used an Amish kick scooter to get up ahead to take a picture of us all running.
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According to Dr. Lopes, by speeding up a user's muscle stimulation, they could, for instance, have superhuman reflexes and be so fast that they could take a picture of a flying baseball.
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In order to help them with their homework, then, she and her husband created an app that lets them take a picture of the sheet and simply tap to type in the answers.
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You just hold up the item you want to buy in front of a robot wielding a PepperPay-equipped device that can take a picture of it and instantly recognize what it is.
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I kept surveying the crowd, hoping to see a disappointed face, but instead I noticed a baby dressed in plaid wearing a backwards cap, which I creepily asked to take a picture of.
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Microsoft on Friday launched a new tool inside the Excel app for Android — it's coming to iPhones soon — that lets you take a picture of a spreadsheet and import it right into Excel.
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WBBM Newsradio confirmed that a student from DePaul placed this mobile boi—a project for a design class—in the middle of the street so that he could take a picture of it.
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The couple met at a large house party in Washington in the summer of 2015, when the friend she was with asked Mr. Lesniewski to take a picture of the two of them.
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I watch Will & Grace and once I'm finished head down to town hall to speak to the town manager, then to that local vet that reopened to take a picture of a mural.
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Amazon's iPhone app has a feature called "Part Finder," which TechCruch has just covered, that lets you take a picture of the item you need and then search for it on the site.
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In June 2019, Joe Jonas proved to be the perfect Instagram boyfriend when he whipped out his phone to take a picture of his wife Sophie Turner at an Amazon Prime Video event.
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She might have even gotten close enough to take a picture of the President or ask him for a selfie, as so many visitors to Trump's ritzy club have been able to do.
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On election night, Mr. Kushner asked Mr. Christie's son to take a picture of him and the governor, a moment he said he could never have imagined years earlier, according to the book.
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But the fact that the TSA, as a government agency, having an Instagram account and seriously post this, why would they not take it away and just take a picture of the weapon?
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Becker and her team have since used their instrumentation to take a picture of the planet's ring from the inside out, and have continued to map out the strength of the planet's radiation belts.
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So if you take a picture of a dining room chair at your favorite restaurant, for example, Pinterest will either find that chair for you or find similar-looking chairs based on the image.
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Sitting under a basketball hoop, Ramirez raised his cell phone to take a picture of her slide showing the requirements to participate, which included having lived in west Denver for at least five years.
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" When Fallon asked him if he had any advice for anyone about to vote, Timberlake looked squarely in the camera and told viewers, "Get out and vote — just don't take a picture of yourself.
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"The idea came after some frustrations I had when trying to take a picture of Snoqualmie Falls," said Josh Weisberg, principal program manager within Microsoft's AI & Research organization in Redmond, Washington, in today's announcement.
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She was like, 'Take this picture of me and my wound!' and I was like, 'Mom, no, I don't want to take a picture of your vagina!' and she was like 'You have to!
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Tech Tip Q. Are there any inexpensive Android apps that let you take a picture of a document and convert the photo to a Microsoft Word-compatible file that can be edited and printed?
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The girls reported having previously seen the fairies by a stream and then gone back with a camera borrowed from Elsie's father so Frances could take a picture of her with the mystical creatures.
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Through interviews with former employees, Landsman takes us behind the scenes of some of the paper's biggest stories, including when they paid Elvis' cousin to take a picture of the King in his casket.
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If you make it and like to share these kinds of things on social media, be sure to take a picture of the asparagus and scallions before you roast them as well as after.
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With flakes of ash the size of flower petals falling along the Pacific Ocean, Brian Holt, 55, paused along a coastal road on Thursday afternoon to take a picture of the smoke-blackened skies.
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You can snap an address on a poster then see where it is in Google Maps, or take a picture of a flyer and add the event to your calendar, if a date is detected.
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Bonus tip: Before you leave for the airport, take a picture of your bag, especially if you'll check it; if the bag goes missing and you're asked to describe it, you won't draw a blank.
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One more thing: be sure to know what your kids are wearing -- even take a picture of them-- in case they get lost and you need to ask authorities to help you find them. 2.
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Ne-Yo informed us that when it comes to gun violence, we need to do better; Alba told us to take a picture of the "courageous teens" onstage and post it with the hashtag #stoptheviolence.
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Target and Pinterest announced a visual search technology that allows pinners to take a picture of a pin, and within seconds, they see a curated set of Target products that resemble or complement the product.
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The new app focuses on visualization — you take a picture of your space and Hutch will send back a virtual design essentially showing you how your space will look if you purchase the recommended items.
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In one patent application, the company described how a user might take a picture of a cup of coffee, with brands like Nescafe and Keurig then battling it out to sponsor a coffee-themed filter.
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I was in New York and some photographers were trying to take a picture of me and a girl walked down the pavement towards me and she stopped and she said, 'Gee is that Trump?
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"It was one of the first times I had ever allowed anyone to take a picture of me in a bikini (and only because it was my first time swimming in the ocean)," she wrote.
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She quietly pulls a towel over her face as a visitor to the Peace Village ward in Tu Du Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City, starts to take a picture of her enlarged, hydrocephalic head.
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I no longer remember what it is like to bask shirtless with a garden against my skin, or for someone to take a picture of my naked torso that they will actually develop at Walgreens.
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It also suggests that "brand commerce" will be key, such as the Markable app where people take a picture of an outfit they like and a computer vision identifies where they can buy similar items.
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But the wide field of view comes with a cost: when you use a wide-angle lens to take a picture of a small or faraway subject, it may not show you what you expect.
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And soon, perhaps, we'll get a much closer look at Sagittarius A*. In April 2017, astronomers collaborated using telescopes around the world to take a picture of the event horizon of the supermassive black hole.
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One thing I did is pictures, so nice things you see from the window that you can take a picture of and you post it, and that's usually what attracts the most attention on social media.
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"I see his hat and I'm like, 'I have to take a picture of him with his hat," she told the station, noting that the attacks occurred less than an hour after the photo was taken.
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Freeletics relies on another form of subtler, looks-based motivation: you are encouraged to take a picture of your flabby stomach before you start, so you'll always have a reference point for how far you've come.
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Fedato: Something that really bothers me is when I go to a party and a photographer comes up to me and has a camera in his hand, and really wants to take a picture of me.
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A group of tourists asked him if he would take a picture of them, not knowing who he was, but just a guy with a camera who looked like he knew how to take a photo.
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But we went out to our fans and we told them exactly how to take a picture of themselves and send their faces in to us, and now that mosaic is 100 percent our fan's faces.
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Mr. Eid said that when he took out his mobile phone to record the damage in the bathroom, the princess accused him of trying to take a picture of her in the reflection of a mirror.
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But this world was found using a "direct imaging" technique, which lets scientists literally "take a picture of a planetary system and study the light emerging from an exoplanet independent of its host star," Johnson said.
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The 28503-year-old, identified only by his first name, Ethan, said he used Snapchat's gender-switch filter to take a picture of himself and pose as a teenage girl named "Esther" on the dating app Tinder.
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Type your prepaid card's information into the corresponding fields, or tap the camera button next to the blank "Card Number" field to simply take a picture of the card and have the app auto-populate the information.
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You can just remember or take a picture of the wine that you do enjoy and then share that with your local retailer, and it's their job to understand what your taste is and help you out.
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If you take a picture of this page with a phone camera, a word in the center of the picture will be made up of about the same number of pixels as a word near the edge.
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"Instead of handing your homework in, you just take a picture of it on your phone, and a few seconds later we can tell you what you got right and what you got wrong," Mr. Ferreira said.
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Microsoft Pix is a new photography app that uses artificial intelligence to figure out what's happening in a photo and adjust the brightness, contrast, and shadows to best highlight what you're actually trying to take a picture of.
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They told me I need to take a picture of my unexpired I.D and a credit card with my name on it to get my account reinstated, but the money I lost will not be refunded to me.
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In his suit, Abdirzak says he was leaving the Fontainebleau hotel in Miami and tried to take a picture of Conor on his phone -- but McGregor snapped and grabbed his arm so tightly that he couldn't get away.
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Planet Lab's constellation will be able to take a picture of a given bit of the Earth's surface at least once a week, so that areas in trouble can be identified quickly and a more detailed examination made.
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A student can take a picture of the problem, and share it with Doubtnut through its app, website, or WhatsApp and get a short video that shows the answer and walks them through the procedure to tackle it.
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Lacking Geuze's excellent balance, I had to keep getting off my bike to take a picture of the next beautiful thing, not a feeling I've ever had in a park of similar shape, like the Hudson River Park.
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It is now possible to take a picture of a key with a smartphone and turn the image into a computer file that can be used to make a replica with the aid of a cheap, hobbyist 3D printer.
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First tap on the "Cards" selection on the lower right, then tap on the blue plus sign — from there you can take a picture of your card and have Google add it for you, or manually enter it in.
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You can ship them off via postal mail to a scanning service, you can buy a scanner and manually scan each one by yourself, or you can use your phone to take a picture of the existing, printed photo.
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AI has an answer for that: As AI becomes more advanced, you'll simply be able to take a picture of what you eat, or the app will monitor food intake through your smart glasses — automating the data collection process.
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" He was so scared, he said, that he plunked down on the snow to keep from losing his balance and had his guide take a picture of him holding up a small sign that said, "Hi Mom Love You.
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Kimberley Ann Perkins O'Connor told CNN that she was trying to take a picture of a 17-year-old male gorilla named Harambe, who was peeking out of his cave, when she heard a splash and then a man screaming.
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Budi also had asked the agent to take a picture of the weapon that would be used in the alleged attack; the agent also agreed to take a photo in front of the alleged intended target's home, the station reported.
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"I asked Jonny to take a picture of me feeding George as time passes so quickly and I wanted a keepsake to remember this special time in our lives and that moment on the day," she told the Manchester publication.
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Another research team recently cracked the ability to transfer styles from one photo to another, allowing them to to take a picture of a skyline at sunset and essentially overlay an even more outrageous sunset on top of it, for example.
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According to a statement released by Galería OMR, which was exhibiting the work in its booth, Lésper planned to take a picture of the Coca-Cola can resting on top of the conceptual sculpture in an attempt to critique it.
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So even if you were a bourbon brand, and it was National Sock Day, you would stick your bottle of bourbon in a funny-looking sock and take a picture of it, and that would be your content for the day.
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"If you take a picture of your daughter at a baseball game and there's something obstructing it, we can do the hard work, remove the obstruction, and have the picture of what matters to you in front of you," Pichai said.
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Africa offers a good location for Very Long Baseline Interferometry—combining lots of telescopic data taken at the same time—especially if scientists want to take a picture of the black hole at the center of our Milky Way galaxy.
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The actress admitted that she was trying to sneakily take a picture of the Stranger Things kids at the Golden Globes this year — but it actually looked like she was trying to see Angelina Jolie's reaction to Jennifer Aniston being onstage.
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Order a margarita at any bar that serves Patrón tequila, take a picture of your receipt (with the cost of the upgrade visible), upload it to the app and the cost of the Patrón upgrade will be rewarded into your account.
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"I asked Jonny to take a picture of me feeding George as time passes so quickly and I wanted a keepsake to remember this special time in our lives and that moment on the day," she told Manchester Evening News.
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As one of the men takes pictures of the beverages with his smartphone, his colleague laughs and says, "I kind of want to take a picture of this and put it on my Snap"—presumably meaning his private Snapchat account.
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"I saw Alan creeping around with his cellphone to take a picture of the cover, and then next time I saw it Sarah had been reading it and it was full of Post-it notes all over," Sister Harney said.
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And then you go to a Google event and Google is like, yeah, we're so good at software and AI that you could take a picture of a teddy bear, and we're going to make it look like your face.
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However, if you're looking for a selfie cam, well there isn't one, because when you want take a picture of your face, you can just flip the phone around and use the rear cameras and display for all your selfie needs.
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To set up Ambient Mode, a Samsung representative just used an app to take a picture of a TV on the wall and then pointed the phone's camera at the display as it built a screen that matched the wall around it.
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And if you want, you can even use Continuity Camera as a scanner of sorts by using your phone to take a picture of a document, and letting macOS Mojave automatically square up the sides and turn it into a more usable file.
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There are numerous states where photography of any part of the voting process is illegal — 18 states don't allow you to take a picture of your ballot, but six others are okay with images of mail-in forms, reported the Associated Press.
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"Users can snap a photo from any magazine, screenshot from Instagram, or even take a picture of someone they see on TV. Craves will identify the clothing or accessories in the photo," explains Craves co-founder Scott Cormier of how the app works.
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All the rover has to do now is recharge as much as it can for most of the day, then wake up every so often to communicate with Earth, and take a picture of the Sun to show how bad the storm is.
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They will then drop each core sample into a clean tube, use instruments on the rover to take a picture of the sample, seal the tube and then leave the samples in a pile so a future mission can pick them up.
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There is only one point at which our press liaison prevents us from taking a photo, and that is when we stumble on a bucket of condoms in the medical room ("You can't take a picture of that," she says, whisking them away).
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In my attempt to visit with my sister by video, my visitation privileges were initially denied because of a blurry ID photo: Securus requires that you take a picture of your ID card with your webcam, an endeavor that's harder than it sounds.
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Photograph by Cole Wilson for The New Yorker You'll want to take a picture of the enormous, buttery Bavarian pretzel, flecked with salt crystals, which arrives swinging from the kind of metal stand you might use to hang bananas on your kitchen counter.
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Next month, it will launch the first of a new series of mobile apps called Aida — a portmanteau of AI and Ada Lovelace — that will let calculus students take a picture of their homework and, Fallon said, get step-by-step corrections.
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The young woman said she stopped during her jog to take a picture of the beach before deciding to turn around to run back when she was apprehended by two U.S. Border Patrol officers who told her she illegally crossed the border into Blaine, Washington.
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Lastly, Google is expanding how Google Lens works when shopping for fashion items — now, when you upload or take a picture of an article of clothing, in addition to recommending similar items to buy, Google Shopping will show a new "Get Style Inspiration" menu.
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"If you actually take a picture of the heart in the operating room, it looks dilated and balloon-like," Campbell said, and that's how the condition got its original name: The heart is shaped like the Takotsubo pots used to catch octopus in Japan.
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But when you or I take a picture of a sea lion, it looks a lot different from a professional shot: the background is different, the angle isn't perfect, the focus is probably off and there may even be other animals in the shot.
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Not long ago, a young man who'd ordered an iPhone X for his girlfriend was so impressed by Shang's appearance that he rushed back to his apartment and grabbed his camera to take a picture of Shang next to his delivery car, box in hand.
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"To take a picture of something that one man dreamt 100 years ago, you need people from 40 different countries, you need people from all over the world," said Carlos Moedas, the European Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation at the press conference in Brussels.
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While she led the development of an algorithm to take a picture of a black hole, an effort that was the subject of a TED Talk she gave in 2016, her colleagues said that technique was not ultimately used to create this particular image.
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He was traveling back to his school with his teammates on a bus that pulled over near a rest stop and one of his coaches told him to go take a picture of a road sign near where they had stopped, according to the lawsuit.
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If you use a distant X-ray source instead of a visible star, the shorter wavelength will reduce the effects of diffraction, and you could conceivably take a picture of yourself standing on the surface of the Moon while your friends observed from the ground.
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But when a photographer stops to ask if he can take a picture of them together, because everyone still thinks they are a duo, they gamely pose with their arms slung around each other's shoulders, not smiling—because no one smiles—chins thrust out.
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A camera icon in the chat will take a picture of the video call: After taking a screenshot, users have the option of sharing it to their Messenger Day, which if you forgot is Messenger's own Snapchat stories clone, or pushing it out to other platforms.
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See, earlier this year, the Trudeaus attended a State Dinner while visiting the U.S. (You know, the dinner where President Obama, Michelle, and the girls looked absolutely perfect.) Souza said that Trudeau asked if he could take a picture of him and his wife with the Obamas.
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This is easy to do, provided the phone is unlocked, and takes just a minute or so: Take a picture of your mug (make sure it looks awesome), go to Settings/Wallpaper, select your new photo and choose to set it as both wallpaper and lock screen.
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He might not have needed all that—just whip out your mobile and take a picture of anything in Britain since Thursday, and the lens will naturally filter the virtual reality sense that the entire country is listing at 35 degrees to where we'd left it.
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There is no more perfect way to mock the NFL's recent obsession with policing on-field celebrations than the league's solemn announcement, several weeks ago, that a Giants player would be fined precisely $12,154 for pretending to take a picture of a teammate celebrating a pick-six.
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It's sharp enough to read the date on a nickel in Los Angeles from New York, to spot a doughnut on the moon and, more to the point, to take a picture of the black hole at the center of our galaxy — or, at least, its shadow.
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When you have both apps on your Android device, open Office Lens and take a picture of the page or printed material you want to convert into a Word file; the app can also convert a photograph of notes scrawled on a white board into text files.
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"The concern is that a lot of Oath Keepers supporters are not the kind of people who are going to sit there and take a picture of illegal activity instead of confronting someone," explains Sam Jackson, a PhD candidate at Syracuse University who studies the Oath Keepers.
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Maybe it's possible to spend your time looking at these innumerable images of domestic perfection — just-so living rooms, sun-dappled succulent plants, cloudlike bedspreads, spotless kitchens — without being tempted to play the game and purchase a fluffy ottoman just to take a picture of it.
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Lots of people are pausing to take a picture of the back of a bald guy's neck as he peruses Lacoste polos — probably because he has a tattoo there, of a pair of eyes, that looks suspiciously similar to Zayn Malik's tattoo of Gigi Hadid's eyes.
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"A Skip representative told Gizmodo by email that it works to prevent tip-overs and illegal parking by requiring that each rider take a picture of their scooter parking job when they're done using it in order for the company to "track patterns and behaviors directly as well.
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"We had a game where he would find my seat, write a card that said, 'You're an embarrassment,' put that in my lap, and then take a picture of it and send it to the entire DNC," says Justin Paschal, his former body man and longtime close aide.
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Instead of entering a multi-faceted search, as has been the traditional way of shopping in the past — footwear, men's, sneakers, red — you can take a picture of a sneaker (or anything you like) and the visual search algorithm should recognize it and make recommendations based on that picture.
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It might have been the yoga, but I wake up at 6 AM. Like a spider in his web, ready to attack an unsuspecting insect, I wait for my boyfriend, Dominik, to wake up so he can take a picture of my back while I pretend to be asleep.
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Taking a picture of the shadow cast by a supermassive black hole is like taking a photo of a quarter in Los Angeles all the way from Washington, DC. To take a picture of something that small, you need a huge telescope, one the size of the Earth.
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That face, if you're a camera-phobe like me, is this oh-my-god-please-don't-take-a-picture-of-me, no-I-will-not-smile-I-can't-smile, PLEASE-JUST-TAKE-THE-GODDAMN-PICTURE grimace that seizes your muscles and cannot be shaken or reshaped into a smile.
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From the beginning, with Nasty Gal and in anything I do, I think about what someone wants to point their phone at and take a picture of; that they can't put down, and have to talk about, because it's that good, or shocking, or funny, or interesting, or unexpected.
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It has turned an app that started as a visual dictionary — take a picture of an object, and your cellphone will tell you what it is — into a site that uses facial recognition to find missing people, a major problem in a country where child kidnapping has been persistent.
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"Even when it's not long-distance communication, it improves communication because they think to use the phone to take a picture of the rash that they can show you when they come in to see you," said Dr. Cindy Osman, a clinical associate professor of pediatrics at New York University.
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Then all you have to do is hit the circle in the middle of your screen to take a picture of anything in the real world — a coat hanging in the corner, your coworker's shoes, or a purse in the new Kate Spade line — and watch the results roll in.
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If I use one of these apps to take a picture of a street, it recognizes each car as a separate car-object, each streetlight as a tall object different from the nearby tree-objects, and the storefronts as planar things behind the cars—dividing the world into a meaningful order.
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"Does India know to complete her assignment she needs to take all her clothes off, while I am clothed, pose in the most revealing way, and have me take a picture of her, with her phone, to be immediately sent to you as proof?" he wrote, according to court records.
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The app lets you take a picture of a problem (you can also type it in, but that's a little laborious), and it'll not only give you an answer, but the steps necessary to to arrive at that answer — and even detailed explanations of the steps and concepts if you need them.
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For example, if they went grocery shopping and wanted to find out if the can of soda they were holding was Coke or Pepsi, normally they'd have to find someone and ask, however, with iDentifi they can just take a picture of the can and get an audible description within a few seconds.
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I was in too much haze of fear that I wasn't thinking straight enough to think to take a picture of the drivers or the license plate, but if you see a car like this PLEASE report it to the police and stop them from trying to pray on other young girls!!!
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I could scan text and have it translated, speak a sentence and get an audio file of it Chinese, or even take a picture of any object — a cup, key, or umbrella — and the app would use image recognition to understand what the object was and provide me with the corresponding Chinese word.
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"You're making money, and when you're having down time, and there's not much requests coming in, let's say on a Sunday morning you're driving at 11 or 12 o'clock in the afternoon, maybe you want to take your lunch break, you see a couple of properties, you take a picture of a property," he said.
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"At the beginning of the video I explain the rules tourists face in North Korea, such as: 'You are only shown what they want you to see,' 'Everything you do has to be approved by your guides,' 'Every time you want to take a picture of something you have to ask for permission' and some others," he said.
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The methodology for home diagnosis via smartphone is relatively simple (at least in theory): When someone finds a questionable spot on their skin, they use their handset's camera to take a picture of the lesion and submit the image to be assessed by an analytics service, which can recognize and reliably identify the characteristics of disease.
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Others, like FabIndia, an Indian home and lifestyle brand, are testing augmented reality, often described as "virtual reality lite," because rather than wearing special goggles, you hold your phone or tablet as if you were about to take a picture of your room and then dynamically bring into view objects such as sofas, tables and chairs from retail catalogs.
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I also see a guy from X Factor boy band Union J who I went to sixth form with (known to 17-year-old me as Josh Cuthbert, now rebranded as "Joshy") but refuse to take a picture of him or look him in the eyes because he once posted a Facebook status about me and I won't let my pettiness and integrity within it slide—even for popstars.
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And like the 3, it has all the other fixin's — Night Sight, which provided me with the best photos I've ever taken when I used it at Coachella, Lens, which lets you take a picture of someone's outfit and shop their look right then and there, and Playground, which will suck hours of your time if you let it, because it lets you dance with Childish Gambino among other very cute stickers.
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