Trace Gallagher has more on the latest -- hey, Trace.
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But, first, Trace Gallagher gives us the back story. Trace?
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But first, Trace Gallagher in our West Coast Newsroom. Trace?
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They left us without a trace, and we are their trace.
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Trace Gallagher live in our West Coast newsroom with the backstory, Trace?
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Our own Trace Gallagher has the very latest on this troubling story. Trace?
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Trace Gallagher is live in our West Coast Newsroom with this story. Trace?
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Trace Gallagher live on our west coast newsroom with the latest on this. Trace?
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Without a trace, with a trace, doesn't matter, no one would blink an eye.
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Trace Gallagher live in our west coast newsroom with the back story tonight. Trace.
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Video and photographs by Alyssa Schukar for The Trace Follow The Trace on Twitter.
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Trace Gallagher is live in our west coast newsroom with what we know now. Trace?
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Trace Gallagher live in our West Coast newsroom with more on the newly unsealed documents. Trace?
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The trace starts with a call or fax to the National Trace Center in Martinsburg, West Virginia.
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But the same tools that trace 911 calls can trace virtually any other borderland cellphone activity too.
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It does contain opium but only in trace amounts, similar to hemp and the trace amounts of THC.
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Any breach of the weave leaves a trace, and trying to cover your tracks leaves a trace, too.
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"Uddin: "I was trying to trace my ancestors and relatives, trying to trace my grandfather and my uncles.
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We then collected the resulting trace files for analysis by loading the trace into DDMS and finding the largest performance offender.
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" Trace Adkins also joined the ring of fire, reading, "If we just all concede that Trace Adkins is an assh—, can we move on?
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They replied terrifically fast, confirmed the presence of the keylogger (which actually was a debug trace) and released an update that removes the trace.
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They replied terrificly fast, confirmed the presence of the keylogger (which actually was a debug trace) and released an update that removes the trace.
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The NWS even recorded on Saturday a trace of snowfall at Missoula International Airport, where no trace of snow has been recorded on Sep.
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The spacecraft on which the lander traveled, Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO), carries an atmospheric probe to study trace gases such as methane around the planet.
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The company also operates a mobile virtual network in South Africa called TRACE Mobile and, finally, TRACE has targeted television channels across Eastern and Western Africa.
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There's nothing fancy about it, and it reminds me a little bit of a Buffalo Trace bottle, which makes me happy because I like Buffalo Trace.
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Such translation likely alters the memory trace in some manner, and so, in a literal sense, this also leads to some forgetting of the original trace information.
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All photos by Pat Robinson for the Trace A version of this article was originally published by the Trace, a nonprofit news organization covering guns in America.
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Trace Me, a British research and development outfit, allows customers to register and trace their bag with SITA WorldTracer, a widely used tracking system in the airline industry.
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TRACE properties includes its subscription streaming service, TRACE Play, which offers live TV, radio and on-demand programming on desktop, mobile and through OTT services like Roku and Amazon Fire.
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Another thing to note is that mtDNA and Y-DNA tests can trace back anywhere from 20-100 generations, while autosomal tests can only trace back to 5-8 generations.
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The appeal of Valenti's memoir lies in her ability to trace objectification through her own life, and to trace what was for a long time her own obliviousness to it.
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This article was published in partnership with the Trace, and is part of Missouri Under the Gun, a collaboration between the Trace and students at the Missouri School of Journalism.
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A group project about the 1860s leads Trace to the New York Public Library, where the boy reappears, tearful and lost, staring at Trace in a ghostly appeal for help.
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But we began with Trace Gallagher; he is live in our West Coast newsroom tonight with the late breaking details on what we&aposve just learned about the terror suspect. Trace.
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Investigators can trace suspicious transactions to their origin on the blockchain, although criminals may use services called "mixers," which mix coins together so that it's difficult or impossible to trace a transaction.
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The ESA's Trace Gas Orbiter (Credit: ESA)In March, the European Space Agency (ESA) and Russia's Roscosmos will jointly launch the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli Mission on a proton rocket.
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"Trace Decay" itself refers to the psychological concept that memories leave a chemical trace in the brain that decays over time, one human trait that apparently was not programmed into the hosts.
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The book is at its best in private moments, when Presley and Trace must work out their differences or when Auntie Lea explains why she was so angry to find Trace detained.
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The museum, in Washington, on Monday announced "Ai Weiwei: Trace at Hirshhorn," a focused but sprawling exhibition that features "Trace" as its centerpiece and will be on view from June 28 through Jan.
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"We couldn't link these trace elements with CKDu," Rango said.
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SMITH: Trace Gallagher in our west coast newsroom, thank you.
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His parents said he vanished suddenly and without a trace.
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In Christine, filmmaker Antonio Campos and actress Rebecca Hall trace
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We go back to Trace Gallagher who has new information.
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The thefts targeted the Buffalo Trace and Wild Turkey distilleries.
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Nearly all of us trace our lineage to another country.
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Reuters was unable to immediately trace contact details for Hong.
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The flight disappeared in March 2014, seemingly without a trace.
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But many of those demos tend to sink without trace.
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And how do you trace Thomas's thinking in the book?
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She disappeared without a trace with my family's life savings.
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And a lot of Zimbabweans have numbers you can't trace.
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Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie and Ben Foster in Leave No Trace.
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Ms Inglis does not just trace the arc of history.
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Yet scientists only need to rescue trace amounts for analysis.
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A trace of the outline of Barrett's guitar is discernible.
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Trace Gallagher has the story from our west coast newsroom.
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Within 90 seconds, Mikelle Biggs had disappeared without a trace.
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MARTHA MACCALLUM, HOST, FOX NEWS: Trace, thank you very much.
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That way no one could trace you to your source.
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People here can disappear without a trace, without any warning.
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There's a missing boy, who seemingly vanished without a trace.
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The Trace Gas Oribiter is expected to operate until 2020.
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"These muons would really not leave any trace," Melott said.
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Vaughan: You can trace it back to a specific moment.
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Trace evidence that's been analyzed by scientists across the world.
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Leave No Trace opens in limited theaters on June 27.
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We may never know, but we can trace her trajectory.
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But he conceded it was a hard recipe to trace.
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This means there would be no trace back to SenseNets.
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Throughout this period, though, the body lingered as a trace.
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I can trace my own life back in this way.
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But the Trace Gas Orbiter's mission is just getting started.
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TRACE LYSETTE: What does true equality in Hollywood look like?
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Absolutely no trace of this building has ever been found.
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The two friends parted, and Arnold vanished without a trace.
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They're not the only people to vanish without a trace.
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I like the N64 games without a trace of irony.
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You won't find a trace of it on Apple's website.
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Five had no case number, making them impossible to trace.
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Missing from the album, though, is any trace of MAGA.
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But it is designed to disappear almost without a trace.
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There isn't a trace of this personality in the registry.
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In this episode, we trace El Chapo's rise to power.
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SMITH: Trace Gallagher on our West Coast Newsroom, thank you.
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She shared her story with Max Siegelbaum for the Trace.
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Nobody can trace the true root to men overtaking women.
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Still, it offers a rare chance to trace Pollock's arc.
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There is no trace of garlic on the chopping board.
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Some go missing, with their families unable to trace them.
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Trace Lysette has appeared in "Transparent" and the movie "Hustlers."
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If rangeomorphs had stolons too, perhaps they left a trace.
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A version of this post originally appeared on The Trace.
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And when we did, then we would trace it back.
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These ghostly outlines suggest that the portraits are trace artifacts.
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They can trace it, but they cannot get it back.
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In practice, any such connecting thread is harder to trace.
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A version of this article originally appeared on the Trace.
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In 1997, her husband Don Lewis vanished without a trace.
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Then Lewis vanished without a trace in August of 1997.
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Many of the current woes trace back to the president.
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Wild, Wild Country Two more books intimately trace familial bonds.
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There was no trace of judgment on the nurse's face.
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Unique to the Mission are two apps: Mission and Trace.
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In each of these cases, we can confidently trace the
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"They can trace you, even when it's off," she said.
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"Sksksk" is more difficult to trace than other stan terms.
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There's no trace of Davis's lived vicissitudes in his work.
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In most cannabis plants, CBN only exists in trace amounts.
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And living weapons are hard to detect, trace and contain.
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Some trace the phenomenon to the October 1987 market crash.
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Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics has some guidelines.
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Are they holding onto a sensory trace of the lost?
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I thought, what if somebody is gone without a trace?
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But you can trace Apple's position back a bit further.
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But here's another reason: The tax bill creates diffuse but hard-to-trace costs alongside few but concentrated benefits; Obamacare repeal would have created concentrated easy-to-trace costs alongside few but diffuse benefits.
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A race to trace possible infections Newsom has declared a state of emergency, saying local health officials are working with their federal counterparts to trace people who had contact with the man who died.
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We can trace every clue of the murder or the specific foibles of the District Attorney's prosecution of the case, but fail to trace how racism and gender violence continue to infect everyday life.
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Amidst the remote and rugged mountains that trace Australia's eastern coastline lies one of the ecological wonders of the world: A patchwork of temperate rainforests that trace their roots to the ancient supercontinent of Gondwana.
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So, it seems, is any trace of civility in Christie's party.
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But Kenin played quite well, never showing a trace of nerves.
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The Czechs also erased almost every trace of a German presence.
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But the magician's catchphrase doesn't trace its origins to the stage.
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Searches failed to turn up any trace of the container. Col.
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Also, it will trace the precise route of the original ship.
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Trace of Memory highlights the performativity that's inherent in any installation.
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Tomas' fingers, fat in thick gloves, trace symbols on the tablet.
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Trace over the shapes with blue glitter (we used this one).
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Humanitarian organizations say that many migrant boats sink without a trace.
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A version of this article was originally published by the Trace.
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But Trace wasn't created in 2016, it was done in 1996.
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Officers arrived at the home but saw no trace of Enriquez.
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Readers should not that there is not the slightest trace of
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After emerging topside, he said, there was no trace of Hellmann.
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Let&aposs pick it up right where Trace left it, Bill.
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Trace rounds dance around it and finally take off its nose.
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"Ghosting" is disappearing without a trace from someone you were dating.
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Trace, we&aposre going to ask you to stay with us.
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Most Icelanders can trace their lineage to a single Viking settler.
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You could trace me with a pencil if you wanted to.
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That ... can also make it hard for investigators to trace funds.
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He had a trace of a mustache on his upper lip.
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But there's definitely a shift, and not a trace of paranoia.
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Oh yeah, it's also made using trace amounts of fried chicken.
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South African paralegals trace their origins to the anti-apartheid struggle.
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USA Today created an experiential tour of the Buffalo Trace Distillery.
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He was never recovered from ground zero, not even a trace.
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We can trace a rough history of this rewiring of flattery.
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Trace Gallagher live in our West Coast Newsroom with the backstory.
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Sami had scoured floor after floor for a trace of them.
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No trace of the flyers or their plane was ever found.
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Drexel, then 103, vanished without a trace on April 25, 2009.
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Harris's assertion is backed up by an analysis by the Trace.
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It could seize control of a personal computer with little trace.
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His books trace the lives of towering figures in American history.
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Inside, however, there was no trace of Shanann or their daughters.
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Trace Gallagher shocking new developments tonight about the extremist Muslim compound.
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The origins of brunch in the UAE are hard to trace.
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Her half-brother is Trace Cyrus from the band Metro Station.
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Trace was born from a previous relationship with Miley's mom, Tish.
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Trace a dark brown liner along your upper and lower lashlines.
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"I loved that show," he says without a trace of irony.
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Antoni Porowski and Trace Lehnhoff are the newest powerhouse makeover duo!
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Dolores questioning her reality in "Trace Decay" also aids that speculation.
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The core Mission apps are powered by Surfline, Snocountry, and Trace.
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They have the data to trace her old calls and texts.
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Chuck Sr. can't, it can't trace back to Chuck at all.
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These lasers are designed to detect trace gases in the air.
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A rendering of the Trace Gas Orbiter inserting itself into orbit.
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Gremmler's graphics trace the conductor's gestures like ripples in a lake.
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Health officials are racing to trace anyone they may have encountered.
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But they vanished, leaving behind only a trace in Homo sapiens.
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The holiday can also trace its origins to the United Nations.
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I think you could trace what I do back that far.
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He was making himself unforgettable, one vivid trace at a time.
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We can trace their family connections, sometimes even to the present.
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These cases trace back to at least six additional tick species.
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Crash investigators have otherwise confirmed no other trace of the plane.
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Drnaso writes the murder, however, in order to trace its fallout.
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"We can trace our origins back to that event," DePalma said.
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However, hemp-based CBD products often contain trace amounts of THC.
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Likewise, most U.S. bills have trace amounts of cocaine on them.
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The bonds have been trading at around 105.00, according to Trace.
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FAIRFIELD "Visions," works by Bruce Horan, Dan Lenore and Trace Burroughs.
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Probably trace it back to Hollywood or something, I don't know.
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This little device detects even trace amount of gluten in minutes.
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Trace and cut tea leaves and letters from stiff green felt.
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Europeans today can trace much of their ancestry to both groups.
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There are testosterone creams, he said, that disappear without a trace.
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At first, Ms. Horr left no trace of her drug use.
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You could trace them back for centuries, if you wanted to.
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Many analysts trace China's AI fascination back to one moment: AlphaGo.
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The soup's edges glow red with the trace of fresh chiles.
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And that means they can't trace it back to its source.
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But there are families who can trace their history back centuries.
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That would make the funds difficult or near impossible to trace.
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PARELES Dollops of mysterious but resolute synths trace a stubborn curve.
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Here are three books that trace the city's past and present.
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Then they disappeared, leaving no known genetic trace in living people.
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The glowing columns elegantly trace the outlines of the twin towers.
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In the same breath, though, he betrayed a trace of doubt.
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Elvis Weinstein (Servo) and Trace Beaulieu (Crow) provided the original voices.)
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"Leaving tomorrow, arrived yesterday," he said, with no trace of weariness.
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It's like this new generation doesn't want to leave a trace.
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Outside, Daehlin tried to trace the sound moving through the clouds.
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In some cases, the chemicals were present only in trace amounts.
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There was no trace of alcohol or drugs in his system.
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You can trace this transformation in the films he has made.
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His recent troubles trace back to a general election in 2184.
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You can trace that history, and even more than baseball, below.
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But it's difficult to trace the calls, let alone stop them.
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Otherwise, teenagers would likely seek products without a Trace/Verify chip.
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What tech tools do you use to discern or trace disinformation?
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They trace their roots to the immediate aftermath of the Sept.
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As you read, you might trace the structure of the story.
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The only trace of vanity was a wisp of gray mustache.
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"Giant Leaps," a planetarium show on Saturday, will trace technological progress.
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Why Donor Services was unable to trace Dunlap's head remains unclear.
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The search for Terrulli, or any trace of her, is ongoing.
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And so far, they seem to have vanished without a trace.
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All you have to do is trace the lines it displays.
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Pema Gyeltshen, too, can trace his ancestry to Tibet, centuries back.
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Rescuers found no trace of either climber, Mr. Nardi's team said.
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Greek-chorus style, they trace their father's ascent and cultural significance.
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This made it difficult for the authorities to trace drug traffickers.
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Airlines had until late July to expand explosive trace detection testing.
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" Trace didn't stop there ... "There's so much that can be done.
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And that means scientists can't trace them back to their sources.
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"It seems it's no longer enough for Chinese authorities to erase all trace of criticism — it now seems bent on erasing all trace of its critics, too," said Sophie Richardson, China director for Human Rights Watch.
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TRACE TRACE grew up in Orange County, California with music in her blood, as her mother is Carol Kim, known as "the Tina Turner of Vietnam," but it wasn't until college until she considered pursuing music professionally.
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Bryan Nash Gill's somber wood relief print of a tree trunk cross-section, "Ash" (2003), presents a trace (the internal rings that constitute the tree's record of aging) by means of a trace (the print's inky impression).
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The bacteria's source was hard to trace and stumped officials for months.
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Song called off her engagement to Miley Cyrus' brother Trace in 2012.
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Why is the ATF required to trace guns but with crappy technology?
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Trace Gallagher is live in our west coast newsroom with this story.
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But, on paper at least, there is little trace of the trade.
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You can trace improvements from the Wright Brothers to the Boeing Dreamliner.
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But grand unification should produce a subtle trace in the universe today.
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Porowski has been dating Flipping Out alum Trace Lehnhoff since last summer.
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Then, trace a line along your crease in a winged-out shape.
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While the world kept turning, the teens disappeared, likely without a trace.
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So far, American court has not discovered any trace of interference whatsoever.
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Circles: Isolating butt and thigh, trace circles with left big toe (B).
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British police released CCTV footage of a man they wish to trace.
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Farming diagnostics company, Trace Genomics, raised $13 million in Series A financing.
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Exactly, and you're eating vegetables with a trace of quinoa on it.
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Lead occurs naturally in many places, but usually only in trace amounts.
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PERINO: I actually have a question for Trace and one for you.
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Most reports of the condition trace it back to a swim outdoors.
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Since then, no further trace of the Malaysian airliner has been found.
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Trace evidence could include lingering DNA or fibers found on the packages.
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The rest is up to you to trace, draw, and make art.
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The Trace/BuzzFeed News analysis of the FBI's "Supplementary Homicide Report" data.
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The TV cameras caught a trace of fear crossing Mr Maduro's face.
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Draw or trace smaller circles into the center of each circle. 3.
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Song called off her engagement to Miley Cyrus' brother Trace in 2012.
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This makes it more difficult to trace the account back to her.
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There's no trace of them existing anywhere, except when associated with Bulgarov.
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For starters, we'd have to see what other trace gases are present.
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Artist's concept of the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter approaching the Red Planet.
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The international nature of the trade makes it hard to trace them.
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Reuters could not trace contact details for Dong's lawyer to seek comment.
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Furthermore, most diseases don't affect the skeleton and thus leave no trace.
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Pick any bad news and you can trace it back to him.
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That's Granik's subject, and Leave No Trace explores it simply but unforgettably.
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The middle child had a trace amount of heroin in her system.
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Its preliminary findings were released by The Guardian and The Trace Monday.
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"I would hope we could do that together," Macy tells The Trace.
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But that doesn't mean that their candidacies will vanish without a trace.
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You can trace that effect to the dehumanizing legislation we see today.
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I said that time may change me, but I can't trace time.
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You slap it on and trace around the area with your razor.
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Step One: Trace the underside of your cake pan on your foam.
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That code is necessary to trace the aircraft back to its owner.
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There's no trace of McCarthy likening Atwood to a modern-day Cassandra.
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Those are her siblings Brandi (glasses), Trace (mullet), and Braison (red shirt).
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If we trace the thread of vicious, angry, and eroticized sexism—as
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And they leave no public trace of their activities beyond an indictment.
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Some banking experts say they may be impossible to solve or trace.
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Amy Wroe Bechtel vanished without a trace during a run in 1997.
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They were little aluminum pods with almost a trace amount of tobacco.
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Reuters could not trace contact details for Quang's lawyer to seek comment.
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The book's provenance listings make it possible to trace auction sale prices.
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Miranda, Marion, and Miss McGraw are never found, vanished without a trace.
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The series was Mr. Irwin's farewell to any last trace of Expressionism.
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CNN could not find any trace of such patents under his name.
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I grab my iPad Pro and trace it on the Sketchbook app.
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We trace it back to the source, and we ask endless questions.
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A trace of butane lighter fuel might be a more efficient tool.
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Crunchy and free of any trace of goo, it passed his test.
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The pre-fame husbands and wives who seemingly vanished without a trace.
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Trace Gallagher is live in our west coast newsroom tonight to explain.
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This has every trace, every, you know, evidence leading towards a cell.
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Literally, with nary a trace of hyperbole: this whole shit is ours.
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"You can trace tea culture back to the Tang dynasty," she said.
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With Trace, we can now do this seamlessly in a digital format.
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Dr. Shimomura also found trace amounts of another protein that glowed green.
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It kept $50,839 of royalties for those artists it could not trace.
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And these two just don't have any trace of that, at all.
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"Every mobile device contains trace amounts of precious metals," Ms. Wachtmeister said.
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But his family comes from where exactly, if you trace it back?
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These one-sheet playbills trace the history of theater in New York.
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Today, they show no trace of the messier side of animal behavior.
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Today's dirty tricks are high-volume, hard to trace and entirely digital.
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Perhaps gravitational waves can help us trace the origins of dark matter.
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In two vegetarian burgers, there were also trace amounts of beef DNA.
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Eventually I perceived the faint but unmistakable trace of the Big Dipper.
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Like a pencil, these photos trace motions that may someday be gone.
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"Breakups are always hard," he said without a trace of a sigh.
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Yes, if you trace it back to those medieval feasts of saints.
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Evidently, Camille had hoped to disappear from Wind Gap without a trace.
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In a video, we trace the trail of devastation in the Caribbean.
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The Washington Post: Extensive efforts in California to trace infected patient's contacts.
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It's our demons that we trace, when we mirror ourselves in art.
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The memory trace isn't erased, but it can be reconfigured and supplanted.
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However, when his doctors tested him, they found no trace of infection.
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Yes, you can go back and trace the breadcrumbs of your life.
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Remove the wireless charger, and the PegLeg network disappears without a trace.
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"We will continue our fight till the last trace is rooted out."
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China used technology that aims to trace every single COVID-19 case.
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Many economists trace the inflation to problems at the state oil company.
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But like many political falsehoods, his also contained a trace of truth.
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But don't tell that to our hero Grey Trace (Logan Marshall-Green).
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Participants trace the sketches, then use watercolors to paint their dog's portrait.
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Then I understood why it had been so hard to trace him.
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Rhythms were dispatched with clarity and exactitude, without a trace of rigidity.
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The rooms are completely devoid of any trace of art or decoration.
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They are inexpensive and hard to trace, and they can be profitable.
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But when she got to Lynchburg, she found no trace of Green.
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Some trace the culture of internet creepypasta back to the Midnight Society.
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Italian officials are still trying to trace the source of the outbreak.
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Experts are still trying to trace the outbreak back to its source.
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But there is no trace of such cynicism in the movie itself.
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Police also found trace amounts of heroin and cocaine in his car.
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The last chapters of The Code trace the emergence of the internet.
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The Trace held wellness workshops to help the teenagers process their feelings.
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"I completed about four months," Odah said, with a trace of pride.
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Aprea said bomb technicians found no trace of incendiary or explosive devices.
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And we can trace all of that back to DARPA's Grand Challenge.
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Transactions made with digital currency, however, are proving more difficult to trace.
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They essentially have a complete ability to identify, isolate and trace contacts.
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It can be hard to trace the origins of our deepest convictions.
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Indeed, we can trace such modern sentiments back at least a century.
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And if the trace didn't exist, you would have to create it.
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Does it trace back to Trump himself, or companies controlled by him?
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You can trace this to the Yoruba, but these connections were forgotten.
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Myng calls this piece of code a "debug trace," a tool commonly used by software companies to "trace" a problem or bug, suggesting this code wasn't put there with any malicious intent — either by HP or anyone else.
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Juul also announced it plans to nationally roll out its Track & Trace program in the U.S. The program is designed to trace where confiscated Juuls have been sold by entering in the device's serial number into an online portal.
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The approach will also help local law enforcement with gang investigations and increase the speed of the Urgent Trace Program under the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives so trace requests will be provided information within 24 hours.
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Those are more easy to trace than the movies related to my childhood.
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StackDriver APM is made up of three main tools: Profiler, Trace and Debugger.
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Image: Google Once the programmer sees a problem, that's where Trace comes in.
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This trace amount will barely make a dent in your daily sugar budget.
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The ATF processes a high number of trace requests: 372,992 last year alone.
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Two years ago today, a plane vanished from the sky without a trace.
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In March, Porowski confirmed he was still dating Flipping Out alum, Trace Lehnhoff.
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Ways do exist to trace what is happening inside these multi-layered creations.
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Even the adorable Yorkie may trace elements of its ancestry to blood sport.
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Trace Gallagher is live in our west coast newsroom with the very latest.
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Antoni Porowski and Trace Lehnhoff have Instagram to thank for their happy romance.
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A repeating burst is easier to trace than a single, quick radio signal.
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Trace, I&aposm just curious about the security posture inside the building itself.
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The technique also leaves no physical trace—other than the safe's contents disappearing.
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None of the products featured below contain more than trace amounts of THC.
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No one can trace the alias to her address, accounts, or public records.
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Then they use Watson Discovery to organize and trace activity around the globe.
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Authorities were then able to trace the mother who had returned to Tunisia.
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First, trace a piece of paper to line the bottom of the box.
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But much of North Korea's economic activity is illicit or tough to trace.
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Sign up for the newsletter, or follow The Trace on Facebook or Twitter.
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The Trace publishes statistics from the archive, but it does not compile them.
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The Trace and BuzzFeed News found it in data obtained from the department.
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Their popular home-testing kits let people trace their ancestry and locate relatives.
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"We could trace that whole development of this cluster of breeds," Parker says.
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An estimated 2164,21980 inhabitants could trace their roots back at least 24,2000 years.
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The resolutions to both mysteries trace back to that fateful Hay-Adams conversation.
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There is no hint or trace of the rest of the park here.
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AppDynamics now offers a way to trace transactions on this type of infrastructure.
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Researchers in Washington discovered trace amounts of opioids in mussels off Seattle's coast.
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It is a saying in forensic science that every contact leaves a trace.
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Trace Gallagher following this story for us from our west coast newsroom tonight.
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Wichanon said authorities have scoured the area and "found no trace of him".
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X-Ray provides a visual way to view and debug and trace issues.
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"You can trace up and down illegal gold mining and coca," Bargent said.
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It's very hard to trace in any creative endeavor, what was the cause.
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You can trace all their wealth to the free labor of black folks.
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Do you think there's a point that you could trace that back to?
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And no police officers have seen them or found any trace of them.
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SARA EISEN: I mean you guys trace their roots back to the 1800s.
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"It was mind-boggling," Shults says with more than a trace of humility.
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Such testing never has shown even trace quantities of drugs in Elon's system.
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It's leathery and powdery, woody, slightly astringent, with a shadowy trace of berries.
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Instead, take the time to remove any trace of chemicals from your hair.
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"Leave No Trace," Bleecker Street, $470,622, 291 locations, $1,617 average, $4,647,620, 5 weeks.
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When something goes wrong it's hard to trace what the root cause was.
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The reality stars also erased all trace of each other from their Instagrams.
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But they erase your identity, your past; you cannot trace your family back.
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How much of a trace does she want to leave in the world?
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Why was this a good place to turn to trace my father's heritage?
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Billy Ray also adopted Brandi, 29, and Trace, 27, from Tish's previous relationship.
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It's often hard to trace, and Wormwood is dedicated to exploring that relationship.
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WhatsApp has previously declined to trace the origin of messages, citing security issues.
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It's not trivial to destroy all trace of files, including metadata and thumbnails.
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What it's called: Temporal Recording Arrays by CRISPR Expansion — or TRACE, for short.
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This way, content owners can directly trace back the source of the leak.
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Order your mom an AncestryDNA® kit and trace your family roots together.
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They were able to trace the extensive family tree through 13 genealogy scrolls.
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The celebriteen's pristine white kitchen doesn't even reveal a trace of grated parmesan.
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All three disappeared from their outdoor exhibit on February 25 without a trace.
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"Dark Money" tracks other attempts to alter public discourse without leaving a trace.
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Maybe a paramedic had left that trace of the drive-by shooting behind.
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LeAnn is more preoccupied with Aidan MacAllan's disappearance; there's no trace of him.
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The company has since confirmed that there is no trace of the substance.
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They trace back to [antebellum slavery advocate and Vice President] John C. Calhoun.
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So the book consists of four authors, including the shadowy trace of Marker.
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Illustrating this passage are MacCabe's snapshots that trace the route to Marker's studio.
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You can trace this tactic as far back as, improbably, Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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This is, of course, by design: The migrants leave behind hardly a trace.
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With so many businesses abroad, Estonia's startup-ism hardly leaves an urban trace.
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Godchild: Concerning Faith; they can trace the jackets and spines of books by
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I think that's the problem, is there's no way to trace it anymore.
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She underwent chemotherapy and radiation, and today, she has no trace of cancer.
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"So far, we have no trace of the missing aircraft," Mr. Wakankar said.
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As a result, however, most varieties contain at least trace amounts of alcohol.
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If it's an Apple operating system, you can trace its origins to NeXT.
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It should be possible for the FTC to trace the pattern of fraud.
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The two companies trace to one address, a house on the same street.
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"family trees" to trace how many of them had slept with certain women.
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The broad topography of Trump country is, in many respects, easy to trace.
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But Maddy's backpack was gone; all trace of her seemed to have vanished.
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American stories trace the sweep of history, but their details are definingly particular.
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You can trace the character's ascent along the arc of the actor's career.
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Only up close do you see the trace of imprinted words and lines.
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"Even the most secret lives leave an indelible trace," Molina writes of Ray.
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For many, being unable to trace our lineage was and remains spiritually painful.
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She vanished that day, without a trace, leaving only her camera lens behind.
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We lived together, and I could never find a trace in our home.
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It is too soon to trace broad economic impact to lost banking ties.
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Let's trace the journey he's made in the past whirlwind of a week.
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Others have family trees that trace back to the Vanderbilts and the Mayflower.
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And the potentially dangerous impact will be slow-burning and difficult to trace.
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"People tend to trace the demonization of government to Reagan," Dr. Tannen said.
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Sparta was so poor that little trace of the city-state remains today.
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There is no trace of New York City's past, its grit, its chaos.
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Betsy Vohs, founder of design agency Studio BV, loves the sketching tool Trace.
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They clearly trace the shapes of almost every building across the country. Why?
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Today, British people trace 90 percent of their ancestry to this immigrant wave.
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Sign up for the newsletter, or follow the Trace on Facebook or Twitter.
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With AI-generated faces, you likely could not trace them in this way.
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Two years since the searches for any trace of her came up empty.
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"As you can see, there's no trace of the revolution here," Lebedev said.
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"Men are control freaks," she told the broadcaster, without a trace of irony.
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I train my eyes to trace the outlines of the blinged-out outfits.
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"We are meteors that leave no trace," he said, adding after a beat.
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Yet he turned to me without a trace of irritation: Would I mind?
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The hackers could simply steal the classified information and disappear without a trace.
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The European Space Agency has Mars Express and the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter.
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But most of the design problems trace back to one big problem: oversupply.
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Sign up for the newsletter, or follow the Trace on Facebook or Twitter.
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I can trace everyone I know, to this day, back to Noah Mintz.
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But the Trace Gas Orbiter, with more sensitive instruments, has come up empty.
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In that trail, there is neither room for, nor trace of, five people.
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Many of us can trace a continuous line of fandom through our family.
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If I don't do it, there won't be a trace of our collaborations.
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Outside of the US, technology has been used aggressively to trace the coronavirus.
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The other bastilla shares only the outer form, with no trace of sweetness.
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Kaepernick's playing career faded, here and gone like the trace of a comet.
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Three of them died, dispatched by armed men who vanished without a trace.
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There was no trace of anyone from the anti-all-female screening crowd.
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Trace metals from the ash contaminated snowflakes, which then fell onto the mountain.
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I tried to trace his phone and call but it was completely off.
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He smiles often and there is not a trace of hubris in him.
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The three speeches trace a path toward ever greater uprootedness, itineracy and disconnection.
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But the interplay of other chemicals, often in trace quantities, is also crucial.
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But McClatchy and The Trace came up with a way to change that.
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Trace McSorley was held in lower regard at his preferred position as well.
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But Mr. Platt's remarkable performance instantly scrubs free any trace of the generic.
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The painted shapes and phrases quickly fade, leaving no trace of material expression.
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" [The New York Times] • One of Burning Man's principles is "leave no trace.
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Thousands of Tamils who surrendered to Mr. Silva's division vanished without a trace.
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I have had different vintages of the Donati with little trace of brettanomyces.
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Any trace of Americanness—a barely perceptible gesture—was a potentially fatal liability.
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How do you protect the confidentiality of sources and leave no digital trace?
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But when they arrived, there was no trace of Lanita ever being there.
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I never found any trace of those victims in German or French archives.
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But there was no trace of Devonte, 2010, Hannah, 16, and Sierra, 12.
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Walker Evans's influence is apparent: a scrupulous realism with no trace of irony.
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"We couldn't detect any trace of perfume in these cones," said Dr. Stevens.
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This ultra-sheer, ultra-matte formula has no trace of gloss or shimmer.
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And forensic analysis does allow experts to trace the source of a hack.
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Thankfully, the Trace Gas Orbiter's CaSSIS instrument also takes lots of awesome pictures.
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Offshore accounts created by sharp lawyers and accountants can be hard to trace.
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And I trace a lot of that back to that process of writing.
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Experts cautioned against trying to erase every trace of yourself from the internet.
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Authorities were unable to trace the exact call location and never reached her.
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He inspired no loyalty and, for all of his talent, left no trace.
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For $99, AncestryDNA will sequence your genes to help trace your geographic roots.
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Singapore has an app which can trace people within 2m of infected patients
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Both books trace the gradual emergence of monotheism from a background of polytheism.
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They're making a quick buck and disappearing into the ether without a trace.
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In the scramble to trace the breach, investigators stumbled upon Mr. Martin's thefts.
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Even worse, it could rid any trace of a cure for the virus.
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Sign up for the newsletter, or follow the Trace on Facebook or Twitter.
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The red lines above trace ships carrying liquid fuels — crude oil or gasoline.
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In Wadsworth's able hands, you can almost trace Marcus's damage in his expressions.
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As a result, we've been able to trace her character's evolution through her attire.
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They bore no trace of the violence that had put them in that room.
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SMITH: And to remind everybody from Trace&aposs reporting you got this as well.
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It was spent through a law firm so that way they can't trace it.
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The emissions also contain trace amounts of other harmful chemicals, including the carcinogen benzene.
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Cryptocurrencies on the other hand, are designed to be anonymous and difficult to trace.
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Jason didn't sleep in the house and there was no trace of Ann's existence.
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Below, we trace the changes and trends in the job sector over the generations.
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Think: fats, proteins, carbohydrates, water, fatty acids, amino acids, minerals, vitamins, and trace elements.
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Trace white liner along your waterline, starting from the outer corner of the eye.
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How to watch it: Leave No Trace will open in theaters on June 29.
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And even farther south, portions of the metro area only picked up a trace.
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The injection-molded toys trace back to the Star Wars characters manufactured by Kenner.
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The current outbreaks are believed to trace back to visits to Israel and Ukraine.
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Flight MH370 had such equipment installed, but still managed to vanish without a trace.
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So when researchers find a gene mutation or variant, it is easier to trace.
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Grab a dense eyeshadow brush and gently trace turquoise shadow directly above your crease.
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Having left its trace on language, she became obsessed with tracking its physical remains.
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Melting the last trace of the horror I inflicted that he took ownership of.
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Next, use a felt-tipped liner to trace a floating line along your crease.
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Fabulous, not one trace of decorum or dignity in this White House ... not one.
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But the newspaper could find no trace that Mrs Fillon had done any work.
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Put on a case, and pretty much any remaining trace of white goes away.
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In January 1992, Davette Gaunt disappeared without a trace from her Vista, California, home.
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As the Trace has reported, a single cancer study can cost twice as much.
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The Trace Architecture Office redesigned the house and turned it into a secret bookstore.
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The white cloth, once freshly ironed, bears the trace of a concertina of folds.
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In Cibele, Nina's selfies, poems and old online profiles trace a self in evolution.
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Researchers can trace this pathway all the way up to the level of behavior.
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He pointed out that you can trace them all the way back to Shakespeare.
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Each is the trace of a transient intention, and their variety is potentially infinite.
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First, trace your cheeky message with pencil on the hat's brim (we chose "BRB").
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It creates a genetic tree that helps scientists trace back the origins of creatures.
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Trace Gallagher with a clear eyed look at Moqtada al-Sadr back story tonight.
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It's amazing to look back and trace who the primary "big deal" patient was.
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She accessorized her look with her Shaun Leane Gold Vermeil Serpents Trace Slim bracelet.
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Interestingly enough, Trace captioned another photo from that day with a diamond ring emoji.
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This solder pad is part of the trace that brings current to the LED.
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As these creations only lived online, many of them eventually disappeared without a trace.
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An analysis by the Trace put Chicago's murder rate at 27.9 per 100,000 residents.
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The ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter undergoing some final tests before launch on March 14th.
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As yet, no one has been able to trace the source of the infection.
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"I have never met (any refugees)," Pulai said with the trace of a smile.
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After emerging topside, he said, there was no trace of Hellmann, who was 41.
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The cool kids opted for the white "mystery" Airheads, which wouldn't leave a trace.
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Every person has certain gifts that we can trace back to their Zodiac sign.
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I think there's a trace of that on this record: it's contempt and anger.
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And those droplets then trace the path the cosmic rays made through the chamber.
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Now, Trace Gallagher is going to have a full report in a few minutes.
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Authorities used the video footage to trace the suspect&aposs movements following the shooting.
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To figure out why this is significant, let's trace Beyoncé's affinity for the number.
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I needed to trace the roots of the illustrious and mysterious kebab restaurant sign.
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We might make decisions based on which thought trace is the strongest, he says.
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Theropods engaged in scrape ceremony display activity, based on trace fossil evidence from Colorado.
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I found no trace of the aerodynamic problems the car was rumored to have.
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Which surprised me, because there's absolutely no trace of it in the actor's performance.
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She says the outfits also help trace "historical moments" in the life of Israel.
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Papini vanished without a trace while jogging near her Redding, California, home on Nov.
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"It is risky," said Trace Schmeltz, a partner at the Barnes & Thornburg law firm.
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Though they had entered Iran, there would be no official trace of their presence.
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This trace of artificiality makes the production feel all the more sensational and extravagant.
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Reuters was not immediately able to trace contacts for Yang's lawyers or a representative.
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I trace the source of the attention industry to a couple of major developments.
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"I don't see a lot of energy in that direction," he told the Trace.
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Instead, "Trace Decay" focused on the hosts' ongoing struggles with identity, consciousness and memory.
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Nearly the whole gang was there: Miley, Brandi, Tish, Billy Ray, Trace, and Braison.
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There has been no trace of her since, though possible leads continue to surface.
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The current system makes it nearly impossible to really trace the flow of money.
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Once your black liner has dried, trace gold liquid eyeliner above your black line.
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"Fentanyl even in trace amounts laced in another substance can be fatal," she wrote.
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Not a single trace came off, not even a hint of gloss or color.
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A rendering of the Trace Gas Orbiter as it puts itself into Mars orbit.
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Better yet, whereas bundles of banknotes can be moved without trace, electronic payments cannot.
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The screen became a tool by which to remove the trace of his hand.
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Runners must trace the course from a topographical map hours before the race begins.
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Another top laning juggernaut, TrAce has been crucial in Jin Air Greenwings' positive performance.
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After weeks of searches no trace of her plane was found in the ocean.
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Reuters was unable to trace contact details for other company officials to seek comment.
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Prosecutors were eventually able to trace the drugs to Zhang's distribution network in China.
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" Trace drawls back, "Well, you know, I've got a stock tip for you, man.
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The movie keeps looking elsewhere, as if to trace the spread of the unease.
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"We can clearly trace these back to Iran's ministry of defense," the official said.
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However, try to trace them back to their origin and you'll always reach Aquarius.
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Let's trace their journey through the eyes of one of their most talented gymnasts.
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Others subsist for just a few generations, leaving barely a trace of their glories.
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Whoever touches this pale transparent layer leaves a trace with his fingers upon it.
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The websites' archives have also been completely wiped, leaving no trace of past articles.
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According to local lore, 1,000 villagers completely abandoned their home overnight, without a trace.
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A pain-inflicting weapon that leaves little trace can easily become a torture device.
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She disappears into roles and there's no trace of who she is as Meryl.
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That made it especially difficult for authorities to trace the source of the contamination.
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Nearly all of them perished completely; their bodies and bones decomposed, leaving no trace.
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And he tells me this without a trace of lament, like it's perfectly normal.
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That's how difficult it is to even sniff out a trace of these particles.
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"This is a mild tempest," said Trace Taylor, a writer lunching on onion rings.
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And all those calibrations trace back to right here, in the bowels of NIST.
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"It's actually better for your back" he says without the slightest trace of embarrassment.
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The trilogy is meant to trace the painful arc of addiction that both experienced.
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But the cutest GoT character of all seems to have vanished without a trace.
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As The Trace has previously documented, stolen firearms pose a potent public safety threat.
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There's nothing new here—the origins of soccer hooliganism trace back to the 1300s.
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Yet whatever happened, it's scandalous that an outspoken journalist should disappear without a trace.
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Some trace their origins there to the 15th century, an assertion the government disputes.
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Then there will be no trace that an opera was ever put on here.
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There is considerable overlap in these books as they trace Flint's rise and fall.
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Pumpkin spice historians trace its origins as a sensory superstar to Starbucks in 2003.
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"Nobody knows who you are, and you can disappear without a trace," he says.
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They continued to use their cellphones after the burglary, helping detectives to trace them.
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" And, of course, use it sparingly, as "a trace element rather than a staple.
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"You know, I started out hoping to be able to trace connections," he said.
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Then, in moments of intensity, he drew vehemence without a trace of melodramatic excess.
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How do you trace the linkages between misogyny and these varied campaigns and stories?
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Liza Gold, a professor of psychiatry at Georgetown University, told the Trace in November.
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They trace Polari's origins back to Thieves' Cant, a secret language used by thieves.
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TAVERNISE: So the Gun Trace Task Force was formed when Nook was about 9.
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But Buffalo Trace hopes its new climate-controlled warehouse in Kentucky can change that.
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"Find, isolate, test and treat every case, and trace every contact," Dr. Tedros said.
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But I can trace my interest in physics to being about 10 years old.
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Last year, Walmart conducted an experiment trying to trace the source of sliced mangos.
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Two of them showed trace contamination for the nerve agent used in the attack.
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To date, the police have found no trace of Mr. Moriarty or his dog.
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But the costs that companies generate through pollution are widespread and hard to trace.
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But after hours of hunting, Mr. Rodríguez could find no trace of the boy.
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Extreme originsFRB 121102 was the first-ever FRB that astronomers were able to trace.
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This method, called contact tracing, is real and used by epidemiologists to trace outbreaks.
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How do you trace a landscape of silence and sound between mother and son?
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Leon and Lim trace their fashion roots back to pop music and the mall.
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The Gun Trace Task Force was responsible for getting illegal guns off the streets.
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German auto giant BMW can trace its roots all the way back to 1916.
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People trace the name of a loved one who died during the war, 1983.
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Burning Man bills itself as the biggest "Leave No Trace" event in the world.
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Then you'll be able to return defective fidget spinners without a trace of guilt.
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"To what cause may we trace our present sad and deplorable condition?" he asked.
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Target can trace its retail lineage back to the dawn of the 20th century.
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THE NATURE OF LIFE AND DEATH: Every Body Leaves a Trace, by Patricia Wiltshire.
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For instance, take any person living today and trace their ancestry back 500 years.
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Bananas, which contain trace amounts of radioactive potassium, emit a positron every 20103 minutes.
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They were unable to trace all the gift cards and in-kind contributions donated.
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The CDC says it will monitor the family and trace the patient's close contacts.
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It can trace its lineage in the armed forces to the War of 1812.
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Try this: Trace your thinking about how you came to connect the two things.
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I'm afraid that the low that sometimes comes after will leave a permanent trace.
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Every night, workers must erase all trace of their existence, hiding away their possessions.
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American Idol's Aiken competed, as did singer Trace Adkins, comedian Joan Rivers and others.
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It took hours to trace even a portion of the fence enclosing the site.
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The enthusiasm of the kissers, a trace of erotic excess, added to its fascination.
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The "dark web" is the part of the internet that is difficult to trace.
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"We consider any accusations of the notorious Russian trace to be absurd," he said.
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Modern-day Iberian men can still trace their paternal ancestry to these central Europeans.
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This means that a person trying to intercept the data will leave a trace.
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The Mission comes preloaded with the Trace Snow and Surf apps, which tracks activity.
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The sorts of help that people seek, meanwhile, trace the profile of American need.
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She is now a senior director at Trace International, an anti-bribery compliance company.
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Walmart is starting to sell high-end alcohol like Veuve Clicquot and Buffalo Trace.
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As for The Call itself, the paper disappeared many decades ago, leaving no trace.
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You can trace so much of LA history by what was happening at LACE.
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Known as the Zainichi, most trace their roots to what is now South Korea.
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When America finally abandons Afghanistan, hardly a trace of our time there will remain.
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And trace the impact of the iPhone on — well, everything — in these 10 charts.
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Because these are found objects, though, a trace of their prior existence remains discernible.
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That makes them nearly impossible to trace if they're used to commit a crime.
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We can trace heredity and yet we still struggle to make sense of it.
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Not long ago, however, photography demanded intention, while documentation retained a trace of novelty.
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Titer tests might come in handy in helping to trace some vaccinations, but not all.
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As a bonus, if you trace Sputnik's origins back far enough, you get spacefaring zombies.
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Mortals cling to the hope that they will leave some permanent trace of themselves behind.
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The technology creates a shared database in which participants can trace every transaction ever conducted.
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But just days before the wedding, Wilbanks vanished without a trace, sparking a nationwide manhunt.
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The same is true of "Zoolander 2," which doesn't have a trace of erotic energy.
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"I trace it back to the Life Magazine photograph and all the publicity," Kay says.
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The physical records, some 8,000 boxes, are then stashed away in the Trace Center building.
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His hands trace drilling cables covered, he remembers, with steel from fallen icons of Earth.
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Given the prevalence of smartphones with GPS-enabled capabilities, works like Trace aren't surprising nowadays.
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But last week further allegations surfaced, this time from Tambor's Transparent co-star Trace Lysette.
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QUANTA MAGAZINE: Where do you trace the beginnings of your interest in beauty and science?
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He told investigators that when he emerged topside, there was no trace of his wife.
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Detectives are trying to trace the IP addresses of the people behind the Twitter accounts.
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The memoir, she promised, would trace her career from "unhappy lawyer years ago" to today.
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Unlike the Olympics, however, the Bocuse D'Or doesn't trace its roots back to Ancient Greece.
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The farther we trace back our human family, the less those individuals looks like us.
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