Although, you could be tracked, but you aren't particularly tracked. Yeah.
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And the reputation scores weren't tracked on a tamper-proof blockchain, they were tracked by a trusted middleman!
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Did you inform the various individuals you tracked that their individual or professional phone numbers would be tracked?
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In Chicago, police tracked people using the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag during protests, Similarly, Boston authorities tracked people tweeting #MuslimLivesMatter online.
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I tracked down Tonya Harding, and I tracked down Jeff Gillooly, and I'd never really even interviewed anyone before.
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"I believe we've tracked more nights of sleep than have ever been tracked in the history of man," he said.
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The research team tracked the study subjects to monitor their health; half of the participants were tracked more than nine years.
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Everything pertaining to the car's performance that can be tracked and measured by computers is, well, tracked and measured by computers.
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Their political views basically tracked with the party's official commitments, and certainly tracked with the views of its leadership and donor class.
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People who have payday loans are being tracked; those who buy furniture from a rent-to-own store are being tracked, too.
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There are two layers to the tracking: the data tracked by your browser app, and the data tracked by the sites you visit.
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Of the 17 birds that embarked upon the journey, nine were tracked until they started to head home, and only five were tracked all the way.
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I think a mass-market product is going to still need to have tracked controllers and a tracked headset, but that will happen in due time.
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Paris police tracked down the pair with the help of rescue dogs who tracked the kids' scent, before they were quickly rushed to the hospital for hypothermia.
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But the latest CNBC/Moody's Analytics survey tracked economic growth at 20.02 percent and the Atlanta Federal Reserve's GDPNow tracked GDP at a 26 percent growth rate.
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While the MSCI Emerging Markets Index is tracked by only $1.6 trillion, Standard Chartered estimates three major bond indexes combined are tracked by more than $4 trillion.
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That move offers some separation between HTC and Valve, but would leave them fending for themselves on mobile hardware that has a wirelessly tracked headset but no tracked controllers.
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Facebook is likely releasing its non-tracked Oculus Go headset in the next few months for $199, while it has already begun getting tracked "Santa Cruz" headset dev kits out.
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All of this means that billions of emails are sent every day to millions of people who have never consented in any way to be tracked, but are being tracked nonetheless.
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In terms of deal evaluation, every company the firm assesses for a potential investment is tracked within proprietary 645 software, and all of the firm's diligence work is tagged and tracked.
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This has particular security implications for individuals who wish to not be tracked, meaning that the safest way to avoid being tracked at all is probably to stick to burner phones.
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The positionally-tracked headset boasts tracked hand controllers and can be interestingly be powered via PC or "other methods," making it the first in a new class of hybrid VR headsets.
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You can opt out of being tracked this way, and also from seeing these stats, but even if you don't want to look or be seen, that information is still being tracked.
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The study tracked 16 bears in total—10 dump bears and six wild bears—and followed them for an average of 10 months, though some were tracked for up to 20 months.
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Most of the debris is too small to be tracked.
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In 2012, accelerometers that tracked movement were becoming increasingly sensitive.
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Vanderbilt professor John Geer, who has tracked negative advertising in
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Then where we actually tracked some of the taste variables.
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Police discovered Barney s body and quickly tracked down Henderson.
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She tracked the couple down and traded emails with them.
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The study tracked 205 people for one week in Germany.
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Consumption emissions are different; they are modeled, not directly tracked.
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More than two dozen demonstrations have been tracked since Jan.
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Ahead, we tracked down the very best in the business.
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They tracked this information alongside where they found the octopuses.
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Polish government bond yields tracked a drop in Bund yields.
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The number of measurements tracked varies from scale to scale.
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He was then tracked down at a hotel and handcuffed.
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The advance on Wall Street tracked European and Asian markets.
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They also tracked behaviours including heavy drinking and marijuana use.
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Every hidden item, no matter how useless, I tracked down.
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The Mirage Solo doesn't have fully tracked motion controllers, though.
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The study tracked nearly 150,000 people ages 45 and older.
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Television manufacturers have tracked customer's viewing habits in the past.
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Amazon had tracked the order and determined it was late.
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Its tariffs tracked the election better than 99% of alternatives.
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The undertaker was quickly identified, tracked through the golf clubs.
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The robot is called THeMIS (Tracked Hybrid Modular Infantry System).
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U.S. Treasury yields have also tracked their global peers higher.
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In order to do that, you have to be tracked.
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Researchers tracked 176 patients and their caregivers for five years.
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Watching him this spring (you saw) how well he tracked.
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Deaths from hepatitis C and tuberculosis are also closely tracked.
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Your shopping activities can be tracked across all these devices.
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The Pew data tracked changes over time in some countries.
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Epidemiologists tracked the outbreak to pilgrims returning from the Hajj.
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Along the way, I tracked data speeds using Ookla's Speedtest.
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Their heart rates, muscle and eye movements were also tracked.
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FireEye claims to have tracked the group for three years.
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At Bangladesh Bank, Swift transactions were tracked using physical printouts.
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Most interestingly, I actually tracked down one of the hijackers.
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Ms. Mass's career has tracked the transformation of private equity.
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I tracked it well and took a few good swings.
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Modernization has been slow tracked for most of this century.
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The park ranger tracked it down and shot it dead.
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Delinquencies greater than 30 days have generally tracked below 3.0%.
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Danish researchers tracked 116,550 men and women over seven years.
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The SellerMotor analysis tracked about 1 million products on Amazon.
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Achievements are tracked, but there's no way to see them.
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European equities also tracked losses on U.S. and Asian markets.
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CNN's Andrew Kaczynski tracked down the person who made the .
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Are they forced into a silence or tracked or anything?
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Berreth's phone was tracked to a location near Gooding, Idaho.
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You're being tracked and monitored and put on social media.
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Do you attend a school now where students are tracked?
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All the patients were tracked for four to eight years.
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These funds mirror just about anything that can be tracked.
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Those automated Twitter accounts have been closely tracked by researchers.
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Their emissions are tracked and required by regulation to decline.
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The authorities tracked Mr. Kless's location using his phone number.
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A recruiter tracked me down to discuss a potential role.
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They simultaneously tracked his identical twin brother, Mark, on Earth.
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Half the Chamacos children have been tracked since before birth.
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I tracked him down and got him on the phone.
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He said the deaths of graduates are not typically tracked.
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Mr. Ismaili's sculpture has tracked that history, good and bad.
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The coronavirus posts largely tracked the spread of the virus.
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Mr. Paddock's activities at the hotel have been carefully tracked.
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Mr. Cretton eventually tracked him down on a messaging board.
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The firm has tracked 81 retail bankruptcies starting in 13.
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The researchers then tracked it down and reviewed its readings.
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Half the women were tracked for at least 12 years.
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Above, Japan tracked another North Korean missile launch on Saturday.
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Can I be tracked when my phone is turned off?
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Alternative drink categories that both firms tracked have all grown.
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The way people press, scroll, and type is being tracked.
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He was eventually tracked down when two female officers, Sgt.
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In 2019, ProcessOut tracked 10% of online transactions in France.
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Overnight, they tracked the boys on video to their homes.
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U.S. intelligence officials have closely tracked Soleimani's movements for years.
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Our live blog tracked reaction to the German election result.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as US markets opened cautiously.
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Regional stocks tracked Wall Street's lackluster moves and traded flat.
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Authorities tracked Thompson to a Florida hotel room in 2015.
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So that cargo all over the world can be tracked.
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Facebook users have also possibly tracked down the farmer's account.
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Super long JGB yields tracked U.S. Treasuries and inched up.
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Authorities tracked down the username's IP address to Ciccarella's home.
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Gonorrhea In 22, the CDC tracked 503,250 cases of gonorrhea.
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They tracked down 371 wild relatives of 28 staple crops.
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Investigators would not say how they tracked down Mr. Rivello.
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The analyst said the cryptocurrency's price tracked along its popularity.
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But decades later, Baldwin tracked her down and resumed contact.
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I don't carry a phone, because they can be tracked.
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None of the 22017 most valuable cryptocurrencies tracked by CoinMarketCap.
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None of the 100 most valuable cryptocurrencies tracked by CoinMarketCap.
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Despite all the noise, the widely tracked dollar currency index .
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Students can also email her directly to request not to be tracked, she said, although the issue the Post highlights is that many students don't know that they're being tracked in the first place.
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At the time, the feature prototype was all about the positionally-tracked standalone headset, but in time the company also added tracked controllers into the mix to bring an experience more comparable to the Rift.
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By imaging the stone from several angles, the individual identity of the diamond can be recorded and tracked as well, so that its provenance and trail through the industry can be tracked over the years.
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It set the broad direction of development policy and tracked progress.
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After the elections, she tracked which candidates voters ended up picking.
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Stats and challenges aren't going to be tracked in Playground mode.
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Authorities had tracked him via anti-theft technology in the Camry.
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Next, the researchers tracked the women for four years or longer.
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Statistics on the program are tracked and reported quarterly, Blando said.
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The numbers cited are for 90 percent of the sales tracked.
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By definition, everything inside a VR or MR world is tracked.
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Bats used in the study were tracked with a radio transmitter.
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Last year, the Identity Theft Resource Center tracked over 1,500 instances.
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He tracked her down, anyway, and the rest is now history.
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About 30 percent of cities tracked had decreasing levels of pollution.
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After the announcement, odds dropped in all months tracked by CME:
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The ASX financial index tracked its U.S. counterpart , falling 0.38 percent.
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The study tracked 1333,000 Dutch adults over a five-year period.
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Fred Deutsch and was fast-tracked through the House of Representatives.
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In 2016, the organization tracked the deaths of 23 transgender Americans.
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Mr. White was not among those being tracked in this way.
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According to offensive and defensive ratings, statistics tracked by Basketball-Reference.
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Van Ness and Feistl have miraculously tracked down where Guillermo went.
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Ellsbury tracked the ball but crashed into the wall face-first.
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Aside from downloads, there's not many broadly tracked and accepted metrics.
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Serial killers were (supposedly) tracked down and killed in that time.
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Saipov&aposs wife has been tracked down and interviewed by authorities.
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Corporate debt yields have tracked higher yields on Chinese government debt.
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There are about 20,000 pieces of tracked debris currently in orbit.
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I've had the most single-tracked career of anybody I know.
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All of this data has to be tracked, managed, and analyzed.
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The team also tracked the spread of the Varroa mite itself.
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Miss Costa was tracked a day earlier around 2:07 a.m.
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Coresight has tracked 3,017 store opening announcements so far this year.
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The average price target among analysts tracked by FactSet is $144.31.
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DEEP tracked down and captured a bobcat on the golf course.
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Eight days later, police tracked Cunanan to a houseboat in Miami.
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Every aspect of her journey to the Olympics was fast-tracked.
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Consider: In the 1960s the Civil Rights movement was tracked through
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In the last few years, technological change has so closely tracked
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Now, [all our life choices are] being tracked on social media.
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I spoke to Bruce, having tracked him down through social media.
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We want to see a future with even more tracked input.
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It's currently being fast-tracked by US and European regulatory agencies.
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Verdict: My life is not better because I tracked my sleep.
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Rodiles adds that his movements are being tracked by the police.
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The BVP Cyber Index tracked the capital-weighted performance since Jan.
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Even if you don't think you're being tracked online, you are.
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Security cameras captured his license plate, and cops tracked him down.
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Police tracked Criner to a homeless shelter, where he was arrested.
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Police tracked Kelley down soon after and took him into custody.
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A secretive investigation that tracked John F. Kennedy's assassin into Mexico.
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Squawk Box Live tracked reaction to HSBC's unexpected fourth-quarter loss.
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Especially in sparse traffic conditions, users' paths can be easily tracked.
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So Kimmel tracked the newly engaged pair down for a chat.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction after European stocks closed mixed.
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When Sacks took over he says he fast-tracked that project.
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During the speech, odds dropped in all months tracked by CME:
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You're secretly tracked on pretty much every commercial website you visit.
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Some studies tracked by Public Citizen reveal downright bizarre ethical mistakes.
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Over nearly nine years, the research team tracked this select group.
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Why not require all citizens to be tracked at all times?
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All your tracked data is organized neatly in the Fitbit app.
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The license plate of the man's car tracked back to Wilson.
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He fled again but was tracked down and taken into custody.
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The attacker was tracked down and arrested for battery and assault.
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Harris said an investigation tracked events starting at about 2 p.m.
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Naturally, we tracked down the details and rounded them up here.
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The researchers tracked 30 healthy adults as they performed various tasks.
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They tracked the phone calls they made and vehicles they used.
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Bourses from Moscow to Johannesburg and Warsaw tracked developed markets lower.
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But excessive use of lesser force is rarely tracked or punished.
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When Toinette heard the news, she tracked him down to a
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Yes, bitcoins can be tracked, especially when sent through regulated exchanges.
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The poll has tracked public opinion on nuclear power since 22019.
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" He called ex-intelligence leaders who tracked Russian intervention "political hacks.
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That boost is tracked via a dial in the instrument cluster.
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But investors who wisely tracked the market have done very well.
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The average domestic equity fund tracked by Morningstar gained 4.6 percent.
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The Find My Mac feature even tracked the iPod's battery status.
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Those approved will be fast-tracked for evaluation by the banks.
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Take, very simply, his approval rating as tracked methodically by Gallup.
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This time, officials tracked it for six hours and tranquilized it.
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Our live blog tracked the results of the U.K. General Election.
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The August CNN Poll conducted by SRSS closely tracked these patterns.
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The political shift from Democratic leaders has tracked with polling, too.
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The observatory has tracked 1.7 billion stars with often astonishing precision.
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It can also be tracked via Bluetooth using Xiaomi's Mi app.
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And then they tracked me down at school and accosted me.
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My hands were tracked with a Leapmotion attached to the headset.
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These visitors were also tracked and served tailored advertising on Facebook.
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But public polling has tracked a dramatic shift in public attitudes.
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The Gorshkov was tracked by the British frigate HMS St Albans.
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Do you want to be tracked, in exchange for easy directions?
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Michalchuk said that he tracked the bear and it wasn't bleeding.
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Orange spots depicting the elephants with radio collars are closely tracked.
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They tracked him down and he agreed to meet with me.
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In other words, we tracked only the metrics for physical health.
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They tracked these to pair particular nerve signals with particular movements.
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To validate their ages, the researchers tracked down their birth certificates.
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We tracked horror's rise at the box office over the decades.
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Do you think young people can experience freedom while being tracked?
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I tracked him down through his agent, and, voilà, he did.
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The participants' health will be tracked for six years on average.
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Senators' electoral margins in 2018 generally tracked Trump's margins in 2016.
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Andrew Das of The Times tracked the match in real time.
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One person was tracked traveling with the New York City mayor.
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The average salary of a tenure-tracked assistant professor is $74,543.
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"They often tracked very closely to oil and gas," Pernick said.
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Meanwhile, Hal and I were fast-tracked to becoming a family.
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Bloomberg tracked the traffic back — and landed at Daniel Yomtobian's door.
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Half of the patients were tracked for more than 10 years.
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Ms. Young has tracked the proliferation of so-called fake mews.
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Rory Smith and Andrew Das of The Times tracked the final.
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To date, TV Time has tracked more than 15 billion episodes.
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Researchers who tracked these children say this experience shaped their lives.
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FBI agents tracked him to a hotel in Apex, North Carolina.
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Cramer tracked the three-day pattern using the stock of Amazon.
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We tracked its every development back in 2011 before it launched.
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They tracked antibiotic exposure three to 12 months before the diagnosis.
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But we tracked down one to a small town in Massachusetts.
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So it's likely Elliot has it tracked via... maybe skip tracing?
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The liberal minority government had fast-tracked the budget through parliament.
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The investment bank tracked 90 publicly announced acquisition deals in 2019.
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Researchers tracked the brains of white sharks as this was happening.
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We've also tracked down the best deals on Amazon's own devices.
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In 2011, it tracked 251 new shortages, an all-time high.
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So far it has only been tracked for about two weeks.
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Its growth strongly tracked with the lava's entry into the water.
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Some suspicious comments have been tracked back to particular political operatives.
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The company parallel-tracked efforts with Emirates and came up short.
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A TRACKED ROBOT approaches a pile of brushwood blocking its path.
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Every other inch of your body will need to be tracked.
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And I never really tracked my progress outside of my head.
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After a dozen phone calls, I tracked down the police report.
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In Central America, collectors tracked down wild potatoes, beans, and rice.
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Watching from the stands, the sponsors tracked the children's every move.
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Indeed, so far communication services has closely tracked the technology sector.
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Could we click through to see what's being tracked about us?
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ICE eventually tracked him down in New Mexico and deported him.
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Separately, they tracked five unimmunized children who didn't get the disease.
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So far, muni bonds virtually have tracked the move in Treasurys.
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Authorities said it was being tracked by a second storm, Fabien.
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Sheila Jackson Lee's claim that children were not being properly tracked.
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European oil and gas stocks tracked a rebound in crude prices.
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The mathematician tracked the trajectories of crucial missions in the 1960s.
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They took pains to keep from being photographed or digitally tracked.
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They tracked down her parents and learned they had only one daughter.
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Lots of tracking in situations where people expected not to be tracked!
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James tracked the Celtics guard from the far sideline, timing his attack.
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In 2015, Vulture tracked down most of the members in the HFPA.
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The diplomat said there were 72 cases of violations also being tracked.
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Reserve software engineers also tracked the employee's IP address back to OpenTable.
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Bible was tracked down in 1999 and arrested in Fort Myers, Fla.
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I tracked down his LinkedIn profile, and sent him an InMail. Nada.
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TorrenFreak tracked Tomczak down to get more details on exactly what happened.
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After all, researchers have tracked people moving away from sugary soda overtime.
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Asian shares tracked Wall Street, which fell from record highs on Friday.
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The records also show banks tracked much smaller transactions made by Manafort.
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According to Cheung, the fabric was tracked down from a 1976 pair.
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Vehicles will also be tracked using RFID tags installed in license plates.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction after Volkswagen released its 2015 results.
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Stocks in the region mostly tracked a rise for Western European peers.
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That is also the lowest-paying sector tracked by the Labor Department.
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Meanwhile, Coresight has tracked 2,726 store opening announcements so far this year.
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That said, recipients deserve easier ways to opt out of being tracked.
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A late 2015 JPMorgan analyst note tracked the asset class' enormous growth.
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But at least there is data that can be tracked over time.
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The first version of the app simply tracked your daily smartphone usage.
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And a few weeks later, agents tracked her down in the courthouse.
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He later said the post's commanders hadn't closely tracked the family's whereabouts.
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Czech and Polish government bond yields tracked a drop in Bund yields.
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The company reportedly tracked individual Lyft drivers and cross-referenced their movements.
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The shelter scanned Lucy's microchip, which tracked it back to Vanderpump Dogs.
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BuzzFeed News tracked down Kumar, who said his name was a pseudonym.
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Here's how the 73 funds tracked by the Pew study stack up.
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Hopefully, you'll have tracked down an NES Classic for yourself by then.
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If you want to search the internet without getting tracked, use DuckDuckGo.
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Walden immediately tracked down the nearest police officer, desperate for an update.
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The system is heavily reliant on GPS, which is best tracked outdoors.
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The new chicks will be tracked for the next couple of decades.
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The participants also tracked their gastrointestinal symptoms — bloating, diarrhea, constipation, pain — throughout.
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Most users expect their postings and preferences to be tracked and analysed.
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Federal investigators have tracked the recruitment of potential ISIS fighters in Minnesota.
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Each took a monthly survey and Facebook tracked their usage, albeit anonymously.
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Another relative tracked their car to the store's parking lot using GPS.
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Detectives tracked down Dakota Thornton, who was sitting in an adjacent apartment.
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They receive an electronic record number so their cases can be tracked.
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Researchers tracked 28,000 adults to tease out whether e-cigarettes exacerbate wheezing.
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Nadal, 254, raked in $37.5 million in the period tracked by Forbes.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... cops tracked down Kovalev and arrested him.
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Wall Street is skeptical: Just 5 analysts of 21 tracked by Money.
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The Sierra Club commissioned a study that tracked automotive advertising in 700.
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Barkanov was arrested in November when police tracked him down in Wisconsin.
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Unlike last month's debate, we tracked more mentions of the current president.
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ASD tracked down and reached out to the man over the internet.
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Because it's 2017, a company called Tenor even tracked people's GIF reactions.
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I am so glad you tracked her down, a story of redemption.
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Last season tracked the dissolution of Bobby and Lara's once strong marriage.
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The declines tracked Asian shares, which slipped from near three-week highs.
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Eventually, Islamic Republic members tracked the family down and attacked the father.
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He died early Wednesday morning after police tracked him to his hotel.
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" The FBI tracked down and interviewed that friend, who goes by "Missouri.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: They are still selling some barrels, we tracked their ships.
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While Awear Solutions does remove any identifying data, you're... still being tracked.
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Meanwhile, we tracked the goings on of our good friend Elon Musk.
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He was tracked to his hotel where he was detained and searched.
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Since the 1990s, airlines have tracked baggage with barcodes and hand scanning.
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Those who receive money will be tracked next to a control group.
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The authors then tracked funding rounds for startups that launched at Disrupt.
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Wherever you shop and whatever you shop for, you are being tracked.
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The products aren't exactly designed to be fast-tracked as consumer products.
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"In most cases that we've tracked, the police never find the perpetrators."
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We are tired of having our every move tracked, extracted and monetized.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as copper hit a 4-month low.
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Attendees were given wristbands that tracked their movement, temperature and excitement levels.
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E-cigarette use among this group has only been tracked since 2011.
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The medium-range ballistic missile was detected, tracked and intercepted, it said.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as European equities struggled to gain momentum.
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Brown tracked down a phone number for Stephens and called him up.
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Order online, pay online, and get tracked delivery straight to your door.
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"There were a bunch of guys whose careers I tracked," Naimi says.
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VICE has tracked his online activities on various white supremacist chat logs.
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When Vanessa turned 18, she tracked down Zaman, who lived in Orlando.
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Many consumers have no idea they are being tracked in this way.
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In theory online baskets and prices, at least, could be tracked digitally.
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His firm has tracked inventory data at TSMC for over a decade.
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But word spread, and eventually people tracked him down and sent help.
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Eventually, the producers showed up and the teleprompter operator was tracked down.
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In 2415, the firm tracked 22014 instances of lawmakers using profane words.
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The monkeys' arms were tracked by infrared cameras as the animals pointed.
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Pakistan, where he tracked and then briefly guarded an imprisoned Al Qaeda
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The average core bond fund tracked by Lipper was down 1.6 percent.
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For decades, Republican and Democratic attitudes to Russia tracked each other closely.
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Greenpeace tracked China's proposed capacity by examining provincial websites for permit approvals.
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The group tracked down Yasue's family, who welcomed the flag with tears.
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Then they tracked the dancers to see who succeeded in producing chicks.
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Financial stocks tracked their U.S. peers, as Wall Street retreated on Thursday.
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Earlier this year, I loosely tracked my calories for a few months.
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I printed out a photo of a thermometer and tracked my progress.
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That shelter scanned Lucy's microchip, which tracked it back to Vanderpump Dogs.
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JGBs tracked their global peers such as U.S. Treasuries and German bunds.
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The HoloLens 2 tracked my fingers and knew exactly what to do.
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They tracked all meals and exercise on the app My Fitness Pal.
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Woolley and his team tracked suspected bot accounts during the 2016 campaign.
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NO EXPLANATION OF HOW IDENTITIES ARE RECORDED AND THEIR PARENTS ARE TRACKED.
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Researchers tracked the outcomes, and a generation later, the results are in.
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Cameras are ubiquitous, credit cards are tracked, and devices can be geolocated.
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That's what PornHub found when it tracked Hawaii's viewing habits last Sunday.
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Arnold tracked down such crews to see how they operate in person.
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When everything happened, I tracked all my friends on Find My Friends.
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Now the clips are presidential records, and so have to be tracked.
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I tracked vocals on songs for Suzi as well as Black Spade.
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Most modern vessels are tracked using an Automatic Identification System (AIS) transponder.
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Later, I tracked down the neighboring diner, a businessman named Irakli Rukhadze.
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I tracked down Marcos Dachary, who works in business development for Milliman.
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The daily newsletter How we tracked down a campus speech from 1988.
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They tracked private events, including a "Black Owned Food Truck Sunday" gathering.
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Mr. McKee's lawyer, Michael Talassazan, tracked down the witness and interviewed him.
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This training is best conducted in person and attendance should be tracked.
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Nine percent of utility company customers in South Carolina tracked by PowerOutage.
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Half of the study participants were tracked for at least four years.
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An infrared camera and lighting pods tracked my face, eyelids and pupils.
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Hong Kong has tracked some high-risk people under quarantine with wristbands.
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I eventually tracked down a French pipeline consultant named Gilbert de Montricher.
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The researchers tracked the duration and severity of symptoms for two weeks.
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VICE News tracked the prime minister, Jean-Henry Céant, to his office.
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Fast-tracked studies will take weeks, if not months, to produce results.
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In 2019, Viridian tracked 294 M&A deals, down 9.5% from 2018.
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With great effort, she tracked down others living in illegal, ramshackle households.
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I tracked down former commanders and comrades from earlier tours in Afghanistan.
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In fighting, time is tracked in eras, by the reigns of champions.
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Jorie Graham has studied grief and tracked its symptoms to their sources.
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Notification teams were already in place, and recovery operations were being tracked.
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U.S. border agents have tracked the latest exodus from Honduras this week.
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He tracked their availability and proximity using the database, court documents said.
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His campaign aides tracked popular hashtags and, at times, encountered caustic posts.
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We tracked law enforcement officers as they took their kids to school.
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Then a spinoff, Narcos: Mexico, tracked a parallel cartel in Central America.
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But their potential as investments is now more easily tracked and understood.
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Over the course of two housebound days, Thomas tracked his cultural diary.
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Officers arrived and Agee allegedly ran, but was tracked down moments later.
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Below, we tracked the biggest plays and moments from the big game.
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The city has not methodically tracked outcomes for students in the program.
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She surveyed people at these protests and tracked what they did after.
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China's return to work after its extended shutdown will be closely tracked.
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"I tracked him down and we almost came to blows," McGuane said.
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Insurgents tracked him to a village near his home and kidnapped him.
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Australian stocks tracked slightly lower, with the slipping 21.08 percent to 2787,0.073.
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A crowd of cameras and reporters, as usual, tracked his every move.
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Since then, counterintelligence officials have tracked the couple's visits to the island.
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Everything is tracked — when you click on stuff, when you share stuff.
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We've tracked down everything worth your consideration, saving you time and money.
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But this storm tracked closer to the coast, bringing in warmer air.
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I tracked down the original owner who told me he's a Yorkipoo.
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Concerned about the fallout on his band, he tracked down the principal.
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Over Memorial Day weekend, The Times tracked every shooting in the city.
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The MSCI EM index is tracked by around $2 trillion of funds.
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Under such a scheme, offenders would be tracked and monitored by police.
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The figure is just shy of the highest tracked by the pollster.
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I saw photos from the party, tracked it down and bought it.
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He tracked down discs as far away as Australia and New Zealand.
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Cops tracked down Parker and arrested him for burglary and grand theft.
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That means there are three hurricanes currently being tracked in the Atlantic.
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Renewables tracked a bit higher than where projections were a decade ago.
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Most guns can be purchased without being tracked by law enforcement officials.
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There was this homeless guy whose birth certificate I tracked down once.
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Some heard the news from Reuters reporters who had tracked them down.
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It's not known if the agent the Times tracked was at the dinner when the North Korea launch occurred, but the Times notes that Trump and Abe had a "working dinner" on the night they tracked the phone.
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But he goes further than many in arguing that people shouldn't have to opt out of being tracked (the system we have now); he thinks consumers should have to physically opt in to allowing their data to be tracked.
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The center tracked 998 such groups last year, up from 874 in 2014.
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Sterling briefly spiked but then tracked slightly lower after the vote was announced.
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Then they tracked their mental health history for an average of 10 years.
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They gladly hold on to the dog while the owners are tracked down.
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A year later, authorities still haven't tracked down the missing plutonium and cesium.
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The researchers tracked the pulsar&aposs movements by monitoring its radio-wave emissions.
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The study tracked the health of newly pregnant women and eventually their children.
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The offender, a former employee, was tracked down and four victims were rescued.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as U.S. consumer confidence jumped higher in February.
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Jenner tracked down the rosy shade, and the rest is bright blush history.
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The Russians tracked down a man who knew Blaschke's assistant like a daughter.
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The motion-tracked controllers that ship with the Vive really are something special.
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That being, short, bite-sized adventures that utilize full motion-tracked body movement.
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Reich tracked blood through the couple's home as he walked to the kitchen.
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Our live blog tracked market moves as uncertainty over the Brexit referendum loomed.
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Researchers tracked sales in 291 chain drugstores, grocery stores and mass merchandise stores.
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I feel as though live, tracked music is just not popular anymore, unfortunately.
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Over time, the researchers tracked 11 fake Twitter personas used in the operation.
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The researchers also discovered genetic variations that tracked with the dogs' face length.
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But I tracked him down and he'd been sort of waiting, I think.
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Half the patients in the study were tracked for at least 21 years.
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Minority unemployment has been tracked by the Labor Department since the early 1970s.
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The camera still tracked the hidden mass like a ghost haunting the theatre.
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The publication tracked the image to a blog appropriately titled What The Crap?
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ET Thursday, after the U.S. Strategic Command systems detected and tracked the attempt.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as oil prices hit a 6-month high.
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When consumers contact us with concerns, that data is collected, tracked and investigated.
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But instead the storm tracked farther to the west than forecasters had predicted.
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Mediakix first tracked the influencers' activity for February 2017, then again in August.
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Three years later, the D.E.A. tracked them down in Roxboro — with arrest warrants.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as global equities and oil sold off.
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Up until now, Withings' Activité watches only tracked activity goals via steps counted.
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In 2016, BuzzFeed News tracked down two of the witnesses to the murder.
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This battery-saving feature can be tracked on the V11's LCD screen.
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After the Labor Department's report, odds dropped in all months tracked by CME:
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Our live blog tracked market moves on the final trading day in May.
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In Asia, the Korean won and the Philippine peso tracked the yuan lower.
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Wheat was little changed, having tracked corn higher on Tuesday, while soybeans eased.
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The research also tracked a rise in corporate venture funding and acquisition activity.
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Wieck says the blockchain really changes how companies have traditionally tracked shipped goods.
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The statement said Zimbabwe authorities tracked tweets to O&aposDonovan&aposs IP address.
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Tracked published stories come from a defined universe of more than 450,000 domains.
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I tracked the users' behavior for two months to see how it changed.
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Our live blog tracked reaction to how the markets moved on Election Day.
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The family then tracked Plush's location using an app on his cell phone.
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Also, every single bike is tracked and that ... It also has an alarm.
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Our live blog tracked global market reaction as European stocks tried for gains.
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The big differences tracked with skin color and gender, not income or education.
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Akervik allegedly referenced that other student by name, and police tracked him down.
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In short, you're still being tracked by the people operating server access points.
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But Madonna, for example, was just live vocal, and everything else was tracked.
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J.D. Martinez then tracked down Victor Martinez's liner to right, ending the threat.
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But a week and a half ago, September crude oil futures were tracked.
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Everyone I tracked down, I used their blood to paint my skin again.
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Hamilton opened at the Public Theater and was instantly fast-tracked to Broadway.
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Points will be tracked in the app as part of a user's profile.
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It tracked domestic mutual funds through September 2015, and there were no surprises.
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The agency tracked case numbers and developed research to better understand the virus.
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I think we're being tracked, Buddy says, and the radio switches itself off.
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Using live-cell microscopy, they tracked what the cells did in real-time.
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But on Friday, European markets tracked a cautious move higher in Asian stocks.
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Their movements are closely tracked and photographed by researchers, whale watchers and fans.
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We have tracked down four different Kenwood mixers, with something perfect for everyone.
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We've also tracked down the best deals on tablets for the whole family.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as the U.S. economy adds in February.
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Just weeks later, they were granted citizenship after officials fast-tracked their applications.
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Luckily, we tracked down a dancer who actually put them to the test.
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But a Washington Post analysis of voter registration data tracked by Aristotle Inc.
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US Pacific Command said it tracked a missile launch at 5:21 p.m.
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So if your YouTube watch history is disabled, those statistics won't be tracked.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as U.S. markets digested earnings and CPI data.
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His eyes tracked me as I walked to the blue door, opened it.
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U.S. Strategic Command tracked the rocket launch beginning at about 27:20163 p.m.
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Over the past week, I've tracked both my sleep and bedroom air quality.
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Our live blog tracked global markets after global stocks hit multi-months high.
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South Africa's rand fell 0.4 percent, while Russia's rouble tracked oil prices lower.
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Celebrities were not quite as accessible, nor were they chased and tracked down.
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Half the participants were tracked for at least four and a half years.
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Are we going to be tracked everywhere or is there a better way?
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Instead, they're stashed in cubbies and tracked in a kind of organized chaos.
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Investigators tracked at least one load to Los Angeles and made one arrest.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Yeah, and you guys have recently fast tracked some LNG projects.
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I see little difference in the way people are being tracked under this.
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TMZ tracked down Lohan's beau Jesse Nadler, and learned that he's totally legit.
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And they tracked cases and firms to Iceland, the Cayman Islands and Ukraine.
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None of those involved in the attack appear to have been tracked down.
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The motivation can be tracked back to Prince William's early aversion to photographers.
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Chris Coghlan hit a deep fly to center tracked down by Mike Trout.
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We live in the era of big data, where all software is tracked.
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Five of the studies tracked the effect of these desks on standing time.
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"He tracked every single thing he ate in this massive spreadsheet," Chang said.
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Journalist Daniel Denvir tracked the rising price of naloxone in this maddening story.
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Then, researchers tracked residential moves by participants over 25 years of follow-up.
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Wilson was the most accurate Wall Street strategist tracked by CNBC in 2018.
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People drifted toward the street to hail cabs or tracked down their Ubers.
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Our live blog followed market reaction as we tracked the U.K. budget announcements.
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Exhilaratingly, the Las Campanas team tracked down the luminous aftermath of the collision.
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It should come as no surprise that the show tracked well with conservatives.
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In her career, she helped find missing autistic children and tracked down criminals.
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When I accomplished my goals, I tracked down my point of contact's office.
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Garmin didn't specify whether everyone needs to have the 820 to be tracked.
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Because the cellphone was not equipped with GPS, it could not be tracked.
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Serial stalkers and domestic abusers would also be tracked and managed by police.
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They also tracked 10,43 similar teens seen in the ER for other reasons.
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Equipped with the plot Mathews was following, agents tracked his movements more closely.
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A group of ornithologists tracked this behavior in the wild over several years.
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Some of the girls have since been tracked to Nigeria's sprawling Sambisa Forest.
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An anonymous tip tracked Puente and Alvarado to a motel in Grand Prairie.
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She tracked him down and it's clear he is happy with the outcome.
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Users have tracked items in Antarctica and outer space with Tile, Farley said.
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She immediately got on Facebook, tracked Lauren down and sent her a message.
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German and British authorities have tracked similar campaigns on LinkedIn, according to Reuters.
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The study then tracked deaths up to six and a half years later.
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In particular, the stocks that are tracked by ETFs display higher price volatility.
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A small number still haven't been linked to children, let alone tracked down.
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For Business Insider's "Real Money" series, McCamish tracked their spending for a week.
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Those particles can be followed and tracked for "weeks and months," he added.
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A church investigation of McCarrick is reportedly being fast-tracked at the Vatican.
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We look at how the book was fast-tracked to the big screen.
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If he got lost walking in the neighborhood, the dog tracked him down.
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Using Alan Abrahamson's Google history, police tracked some of the man's final moves.
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Surely the polls she tracked anxiously were not to be trusted, she said.
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He was said to be a bully, and often tracked his employees' whereabouts.
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The scientists also tracked deaths among the men, based on a national registry.
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During batting practice before Monday's game, Conforto tracked down fly balls from center.
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" Rock tracked Burnham down and, he said, "begged him to direct my special.
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Researchers looked at data from 7,503 Canadians who were tracked over 12 years.
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For Business Insider's "Real Money" series, Katie tracked their spending for a week.
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Clumps of grass can easily get tracked onto and ground into the carpet.
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He tracked Mr. Trump's ups and downs, personal and professional, in the news.
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The portion that tracked their teenagers' whereabouts through their cellphones was 16 percent.
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She tracked their problems and ultimately identified a link with the concrete company.
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We have tracked down the best of these deals for you to consider.
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But it's not hard to gather information on people tracked with PSS' technology.
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It says their whereabouts will not be tracked digitally unless they break rules.
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Of the 75 polls taken since April of 2016, and tracked on Fivethirtyeight.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as ECB President Mario Draghi spoke in Frankfurt.
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The FBI tracked Hiatt to North Carolina through social media, WSOC TV reported.
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When individual incidents are not well-tracked, the danger of recurrence is high.
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Next, the researchers tracked the veterans to assess the risk of Parkinson's disease.
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The depression-related variations in speech tracked by SimSensei are already well-documented.
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At the coffee shop, he gets side-tracked by a pitbull named Tyson.
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Fuels can be tracked by using chemical markers that bind to fuel molecules.
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It's unclear how the person tracked down the actor's personal cell phone number.
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Scientists tracked a pair of important amino acids through participants' blood and muscles.
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I think we tracked five or six different takes, right in a row.
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Of the 600 government entities tracked, NASA performed the worst, the report found.
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Not everyone being tracked on Life360 is a young kid or new driver.
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Using satellites, NASA has tracked how the eruption has played out so far.
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Distraught, she tracked down one of her sisters, who introduced her to heroin.
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Mr. Colbert has tracked the Russia investigation more assiduously than any other host.
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But when I tracked down the stated witness, he said it wasn't true.
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Ms. Azer tracked alcohol and tobacco companies, and cannabis seemed a natural extension.
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That project, begun in 1948, tracked about 5,000 people in a Massachusetts town.
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He tracked him and he mirrored him and made sure he was close.
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" His 14-hour installation "Crude Oil" tracked the process of oil extraction. "Mrs.
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Over the study period, 125 calves died, 53 percent of those being tracked.
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Callimachi: So, of course, the first thought was, was my phone being tracked?
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Patients reporting "influenza-like illness" or certain symptoms get aggregated and tracked centrally.
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I tracked who was competing where, what titles they were winning, and how.
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A THAAD weapon system in Kodiak, Alaska, successfully tracked and destroyed the target.
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The Highway Patrol officers who were allegedly tracked filed suit in federal court.
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It was still a proposal, but Mr. Mitchell tracked it through its passage.
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We tracked where Republican senators stand, and compared the proposal to current law.
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From the front seats, two of the men tracked the glider by sight.
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Others can't be tracked down, even by countries that would take them in.
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The Center had tracked her down and Claudia had dispatched Philip and Elizabeth.
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There are also cryptic text messages suggesting that Yovanovitch's movements were being tracked.
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The current economy has not tracked as closely with Trump's economic approval rating.
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The FBI tracked his movements using bank records and ATM withdrawals, she said.
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What would likely be an indigenous three-stage rocket will be tracked closely.
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Lloyd denied that he kept such records, but said pregnant women were tracked.
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No other pollster tracked by RealClearPolitics came as close to the final results.
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A chronic-offender program tracked individuals to see if they were committing violations.
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The health of the participants would be tracked for six years on average.
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Our reporter tracked him down at an Italian cafe mentioned in his books.
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Osborne tracked down a Ty sales rep named Joyce and pleaded with her.
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The judge's order on Friday tracked closely with what The Times had found.
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The status of each customer's order could be tracked on a counter tablet.
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In his research, he tracked 26.4 funds that closed between 2581 and 2321.
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Safari also made connections with iCloud using unique identifiers that could be tracked.
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The laptop can be tracked so long as it has battery life left.
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Similarly, it's basically impossible to completely opt out of our location being tracked.
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Should schools and classes ever be grouped or tracked by ability or achievement?
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The Times has dutifully, if not always intentionally, tracked the evolution of swimwear.
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I tracked over 300 things self-mades do that average people don't do.
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Oohs and aahs tracked your columnist's progress across the airport concourse in Charlotte.
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One man said he worked for an FBI contractor that tracked computer hacking.
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What is the name of the tracking project that tracked the migratory birds?
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However, a fast-tracked construction schedule meant they had to abandon the idea.
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Financial stocks, the largest sector in Australia, tracked their Wall Street peers higher.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as geopolitical events once again took center stage.
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Here are the other 290 school shootings tracked by Everytown for Gun Safety.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as a bullish edge returned to equities.
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In total, we have tracked $100,407,009 in advertising from Bloomberg since November 25.
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Mr. Barrow's surge had come late, and no public polls tracked the race.
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They got away in a pickup truck, which police tracked down Monday evening.
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"Decision papers" needing the president's signature are tracked assiduously by White House staffers.
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I was surprised that no one tracked statistics, so I gathered my own.
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That way, any fishermen caught using children could be tracked, fined or arrested.
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Of the 21 access measures tracked from 2000 to 2016, nine were improving.
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Then they tracked diagnoses of age-related macular degeneration, from 2009 to 2013.
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The A.P. tracked him down, and in a gripping tale, told his story.
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Many aspects of public life in Quayside will be tracked by data sensors.
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Calculator We tracked your interest, and these are the year's most-viewed listings.
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You probably know you're being tracked to some extent by your smartphone apps.
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This study tracked 100 nurses in the UK over two 12-hour shifts.
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You can't think of all the things that we are tracked on today.
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These beacons were then tracked by ten cameras situated around the performance space.
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Throughout the series, clones have been monitored, tracked, kidnapped, impregnated, tortured, and killed.
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The key difference between Nectar and Dash is the complexity of what's being tracked.
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The market — as it has for weeks now — largely tracked the price of oil.
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The victim went to cops and the suspects were easily tracked down and arrested.
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However, the conflict between Cheryl and Toni has never tracked in the same way.
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However, Trump fast-tracked our education in the patriarchy — and with awareness comes action.
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The company's second-quarter earnings missed nearly every key estimate tracked by Wall Street.
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The most traveled pathways tracked by NICER reveal the brightest and most prominent arcs.
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In the photo, it's covered in the mud her boots tracked in from Dachau.
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Over two years, ZeroFox tracked Instagram scammers and even lured them using honeypot accounts.
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We have tracked down the best deals on everything from toasters to steam cleaners.
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When you wave them, their positions are tracked, so you can manipulate virtual objects.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as the U.S. markets push to fresh record highs.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as French bond yields spiked and equities struggled.
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Anti's Delayed, Then Fast-Tracked Release It's her first studio album in four years.
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Those that were tracked all the way home seemed to return in good condition.
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Satellite 'handshakes' Najib revealed that a satellite tracked the plane at 8:11 a.m.
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The shipment will be progressively tracked as the tag moves down the supply chain.
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"This [data] is currently widely tracked by cookies from various ad networks," explains Haenni.
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Earlier this year, scientists tracked MU69 as it passed in front of a star.
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Activity is tracked courtesy of on-board sensors, which display brushing in real-time.
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Uber tracked about 4 million EV rides in the U.S. and Canada in 2017.
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Finally we tracked down good bottled banana juice, which led to the recipe here.
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Presumably that means owners are already more sensitive to being followed, tracked, or surveilled.
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Delinquencies greater than 30 days on Certegy's retail portfolio have historically tracked below 3.0%.
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A photographer tracked down an unknown couple after she captured their proposal on camera.
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A vibrator maker tracked its users' sex lives without disclosing it was doing so.
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The last recorded distance her Fitbit tracked was 1,217 feet, between 9:18 a.m.
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But if you don't want your ad preferences tracked, you can turn it off.
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Still, I diligently tracked my ovulation and tried my hardest to make it happen.
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In addition to measuring the thickness, they also tracked the lifetime of each film.
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A fast-tracked hearing took just 62 days to reach verdicts in the case.
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They are tagged and tracked to make sure they can survive in the wild.
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Gray's team also tracked participants through medical records for an average of seven years.
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Since the earliest days of the internet, the ADL has tracked hate speech online.
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"The investigation should be fast-tracked," he told BuzzFeed News in a WhatsApp message.
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Our live blog is tracked market reaction as Apple earnings came in to focus.
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However, the economists said wage gains could not be tracked to the tax cuts.
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The report tracked casualties through October, but violence has continued in Iraq since then.
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Delinquencies more than 30 days have traditionally tracked below 1.0% for Macquarie Leasing's book.
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We tracked global market reaction after the U.K. voted to leave the European Union.
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The virus must be tracked like bird flu is in birds, Van Kerkhove said.
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This is the largest yearly increase since this data started being tracked in 2008.
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So we issued a warrant and then tracked his cell phone to the home.
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We tracked down the woman — Maria Meza, 39, of Honduras — and spoke with her.
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They tracked down victims and witnesses to the 1970s crimes who were still alive.
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The intuitive finding was that people's feelings of well-being closely tracked the workweek.
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The iceberg will now be tracked because it poses a potential hazard for shipping.
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They tracked down more than 1,400 Salmonella Typhimurium genome sequences from around the world.
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Lindi Ortega "The Comeback Kid" I love a revenge story tracked by steel guitar.
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Police tracked it on CCTV and were led to other members of the crew.
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Instead, I was competing against another driver, Susan, and my score was being tracked.
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A 2014 collaboration between Zambia's BongoHive and the Boston-based Fab Foundation tracked 170.
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The U.S. tracked him for several years before successfully negotiating his release in 2014.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as a slew of earnings dominated the market day.
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They tracked him to a crowded eatery, where a young officer quickly handcuffed him.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as all eyes swiveled toward the FOMC decision.
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They tracked a route during the day and followed those points exactly via GPS.
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Large pieces of space trash are regularly tracked by the U.S. Space Surveillance Network.
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"We've tracked leads all over the world, but none have panned out," said Lockerby.
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The CDC hasn't tracked the infections back to a single brand or supplier yet.
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Small puffs of cumulus clouds tracked their own black shadows against the dun ground.
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This illuminates special fluorescent particles, the positions of which can be tracked over time.
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Using surveillance footage, authorities tracked Rahami's movements on the night of the Chelsea bombing.
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Token prices themselves can be tracked across 24 hours, seven days or 30 days.
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It is harder to track, sure, but that doesn't mean it can't be tracked.
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He also tracked his mother and father with his eyes and smiled at them.
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The biggest problems I found were ones that plague externally tracked headsets as well.
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Ritholtz tracked the stock performance of companies relative to their relationship with the president.
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Police dogs tracked her scent to a homeless encampment where Richards had been living.
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He also said Moscow was considering offering all Ukrainian citizens fast-tracked Russian passports.
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These are all types of data that are routinely tracked, sold, and shared today.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as the East Coast snow storm disrupted travel plans.
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The phone received no warning, such as a text message, it was being tracked.
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Our live blog tracked markets as U.S. stocks pared early gains and turned flat.
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Silver ETFs tracked by Reuters have risen to record levels at 666.2 million ounces.
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Police then tracked the untagged bear into the woods, but could not find it.
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Local police tracked down Tripp who was shaking and crying when they found him.
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The Human Rights Campaign has already tracked 19 murders of transgender women in 2019.
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The massive yellowfin tuna had been tracked across the globe via the Ethereum blockchain.
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The analyst firm RedMonk has tracked programmers' interest in various programming languages since 2011.
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And the Android apps hadn't been tracked by App Annie at all this year.
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For 20 years, Douglas has tracked serial killers, rapists, assassins, arsonists and the like.
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Facebook's information security team has tracked users' locations in other safety-related instances, too.
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It was eventually tracked down in the suburb of North Coogee at 4 p.m.
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Acorn does not seem to have done this on flights tracked by BuzzFeed News.
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Their health and survival was, on average, tracked for between seven and 10 years.
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Wheeled and tracked ground robots and quadcopters are "increasingly capable and affordable," DARPA stated.
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Their fitness data will be tracked by the school and will affect students' grades.
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Silver ETFs tracked by Reuters have risen to record levels, at 666.2 million ounces.
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The app tracked the mobile phone usage habits of those partaking in Facebook's program.
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The next month, four knights loyal to Henry tracked Becket down and killed him.
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I couldn't get a visual, but I tracked the power signature of Sekai's suit.
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Shirley Murphy of the University of Washington tracked 271 bereaved couples over 25 years.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as reports unfolded of a terrorist incident in Westminster.
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Several departments that tracked their reforms showed marked declines in use of force overall.
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Nealy one third of websites tracked has a hidden Facebook tracker, per Ghostery's whotracksme.
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Our live blog tracked developments following confirmation that an EgyptAir plane had been hijacked.
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Cops say they they tracked down the juvenile suspects about a half hour later.
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Initially, Asian markets tracked that mood, but sentiment later turned and many erased losses.
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I've seen articles hailing the coming cornucopia of eye-tracked user-data for business.
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The scale of the fall in MSCI's widely tracked 24-country emerging market index .
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Cops were called ... and Stoudemire was tracked down and apprehended at a separate location.
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Simmons and Reveles requested compensation for the "emotional distress" and more of being tracked.
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Cops created a huge scene when they tracked down Tori at a doctor's office.
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Ronald Guzman then hit a deep fly to center that JaCoby Jones tracked down.
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Squawk Box Live tracked global asset markets Wednesday amid continued volatility across equity indexes.
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Myeloma is a test ground for other cancers because it is so easily tracked.
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The last recorded distance her Fitbit tracked was 1,217 feet between 9:18 a.m.
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And what leads did intelligence services lose when Awlaki stopped publishing easily tracked magazines?
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Just this week, Google fast-tracked its 100 percent green energy pledge to 2017.
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Our live blog tracked reaction after the release of the U.S. nonfarm payroll data.
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Only one category tracked by The Knot cost brides less in 22015: Party favors.
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After the survey, they tracked the patients for an average of about 15 months.
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Delp's sky-high vocals were the only thing that weren't tracked in the basement.
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From the start of the program, their weight was tracked, measured and analyzed weekly.
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A national survey tracked how 1,000 Americans aged 21 to 75 manage their wealth.
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This was American Barometer's first measure of Trump support, which will be tracked weekly.
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She also tracked down several neat finds for all those pet parents out there!
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Using Harrison's Ampex tape machine, they recorded elaborate, multi-tracked demos of 303 titles.
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Using the technology of FitBits, they tracked every step that was taken by models.
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Using satellite imagery, they tracked the extent of seasonal vegetation where the women lived.
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Little research, however, has tracked individuals over years, while also including actual brain scans.
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At the same time, overdose deaths tracked by federal scientists have continued to rise.
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Twitter tracked mentions of each candidate in the week ahead of the vote. Sen.
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Silver ETFs tracked by Reuters have risen to record levels to 666.2 million ounces.
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Not everyone tracks pollution as well nor is it tracked by the same metrics.
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When it sold for $3,700, the seller tracked him down to split the proceeds.
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To mark this confluence of events, we tracked down a school-age fashion designer.
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The widening class gap among white women tracked a parallel divergence among white men.
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Photographer Daniel Kronauer tracked a colony of nomadic army ants to get this shot.
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Researchers tracked nearly 96,000 adults without heart disease for an average of eight years.
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Our live blog tracked market reactions as U.S. existing home sales data was released.
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They stole passwords, tracked keystrokes, took screenshots and watched banking information, the indictment said.
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For Business Insider's "Real Money" series, Angela tracked their spending during a typical week.
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We've closely tracked the "normalization" of the cannabis industry over the past few months.
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Pfizer shares, tracked in the chart above, were up around seven percent at close.
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For Business Insider's "Real Money" series, Flores tracked their spending during a typical week.
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An FBI agent said he tracked her down after she talked about it online.
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MSCI's decision to add the "A" shares to its widely tracked Emerging Markets Index .
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Parks Canada rangers later tracked down the wolf and killed it, CBC News reported.
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They tracked down the woman, who turned out to be a sister of Anjelica.
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It was the hardest-hit homer since exit velocity started getting tracked in 2015.
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The missile was tracked for six minutes and landed in the Sea of Japan.
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Onlookers and reporters tracked the raccoon's progress Tuesday as it scaled the UBS Tower.
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The reporter Paul Blumenthal tracked him saying it all the way back to 2006.
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Collagen and other proteins were then extracted from the teeth, and their levels tracked.
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Through phone records, investigators tracked her phone to near where she eventually was found.
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Here are all the "risky" problem spots tracked on the drive through San Francisco.
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In 1950, the Bureau of Labor Statistics tracked 903; in 2010, there were 840.
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We'd tracked down a freighter fifteen miles off the coast of Virginia, steaming east.
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Cookies are only a small part of how users are tracked across the web.
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Apple is one of 30 component companies tracked by the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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After Hatfield's girlfriend reported him missing Sunday, police tracked his cellphone to the graveyard.
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Protecting yourself from being tracked and from being hacked are two very different things.
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GitLab's most recent tweet says the recovery of the database can be tracked here.
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We tracked the explosion of right-wing media companies over the last few years.
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Twice in the fall it was tracked near a North Korean port city, Nampo.
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The widely tracked 20-city home price index rose 5.7 percent from April 2016.
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In August, the month I tracked my spending, I spent a total of $2,255.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as dollar tumbled after Fed chair Janet Yellen's testimony.
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Ignaz Semmelweis tracked this epidemiological data and used it to prove germ theory's veracity.
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The police tracked Mr. Weglarz's phone to the closest address, 520 E. 12th Street.
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I tracked down the Electric Coffee House compilation that you mentioned in another interview.
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Complaints should also be properly tracked and addressed as efficiently and quickly as possible.
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The company's executives meticulously "tracked and circulated statistics for each speaker," the indictment noted.
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What choices do consumers have if they don't want to be tracked across devices?
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The index has tracked pretty close to the broader market so far this year.
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Researchers have tracked a steady deterioration of the ice monsters because of warming temperatures.
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He said that tracked with an increased emphasis on individualism and unique child names.
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He eliminated entire segments of the department, like the department that tracked war crimes.
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We tracked down the 2020 Democrats and asked them the same set of questions.
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One well-known Harvard study tracked nearly 800 men for more than 75 years.
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It's probably not surprising that artists have tracked, critiqued and sometimes embraced conspiracy theories.
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The study, in BMJ, tracked the participants' health for an average of seven years.
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Workers were offered implants that allowed them to be tracked at work, replacing timecards.
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Together, researchers tracked the spying to command and control servers operated by the attackers.
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Customers never know when their keyboard taps and phone screen swipes are being tracked.
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Yes. But was it a sign that I was no longer being well tracked?
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Justice Murphy's ruling said prosecutors had conceded that the police tracked the suspect's phone.
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They may lead to being hacked or tracked via means hosted on the web.
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On Friday night, investigators tracked down Rivera at a nearby hotel and arrested her.
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If the cost of the tracked flight significantly changes, you'll receive an email alert.
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From command headquarters, just outside Miami, he tracked narcotics production in Colombia and Guatemala.
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Center fielder Harold Castro tracked it down but Freeman scored on the sacrifice fly.
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Or perhaps was he under surveillance and didn't realize that he was being tracked?
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Energy stocks tracked a 10% slump in oil prices, while technology stocks slid -0.213%.
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By the time Ms. Dunscombe tracked down the account, it had been shut down.
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In 2018, the report said, 96% of suppliers tracked complied with fair working hours.
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And the fourth quarter's results have tracked closely with candidates' standing in the polls.
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Scientists tracked diet and health in 55,502 men and women ages 50 to 64.
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A good sign — had they not all tracked the same large U.S. company indexes.
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Five analysts tracked by Thomson Reuters recommend buying GNC's stock while none recommend selling.
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"Robert Morgenthau's tenure almost precisely tracked the era of mass incarceration," Mr. Kuby said.
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A three-person bubble tracked the creature to a half-mile below the surface.
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Just to be certain, I tracked down and tried the Tyson and Hormel burgers.
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The researchers tracked how new variants of genes arose in each branch of humans.
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Even if they believe they are being tracked, hidden software can make confirmation difficult.
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Eset has named the vulnerability Kr00k, and it is tracked as CVE-2019-15126.
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We also fact-checked the candidates' claims and tracked how long each one spoke.
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And they have tracked down critics and knocked on their door seeking an apology.
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The authorities later tracked it to a nearby gully using hounds, Captain Myers said.
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The two great writers who died this month tracked the explosion of fantastical thinking.
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Minority unemployment has been tracked by the Labor Department since the early 1970's.
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U.S. assistance has now become more transparent and its progress tracked by the public.
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Petraeus "fast-tracked" this priority project so that Iraq could help secure its Jan.
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Mr. Odiase's sister, Kalimah, eventually tracked down the woman who had seen the shooting.
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CNN's Marshall Cohen, Tal Yellin and Liz Stark have tracked all of the developments.
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Our mobile phones can be tracked, our emails scanned and our online purchases monitored.
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Such refills are closely tracked by pharmacy chains and can factor into employee bonuses.
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The police tracked Mr. McDermott to the parking garage of his building on Jan.
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Mr. Lewis tracked the players for two years, but the sequel never went anywhere.
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In Google's year-end report, the company tracked this year's biggest online news moments.
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Knoepfler has tracked this industry for years in academic journals and on his blog.
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He was detained after US Marshals tracked him to a cabin in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
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Their health outcomes were tracked for an average of 11.9 years, Mossavar-Rahmani said.
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The sisters apparently had been tracked from the moment their private jet had landed.
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If given the explicit choice of getting tracked online, many consumers would say no.
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Then the second ground-based interceptor's sensors tracked the resulting debris and remaining objects.
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Automakers, which make use of steel and aluminum products, also tracked losses seen stateside.
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P.S. Santa's travels also can be tracked on many of the social media platforms.
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Often – including in Nigeria – condensates are blended into crude exports, and not tracked carefully.
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I also loved that it tracked my distance and pace all in one place.
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Delinquencies more than 30 days have traditionally tracked below 7503% for Macquarie Leasing's book.
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U.S. futures tracked lower on Monday, but pared some losses late in the morning.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as Greece sold 3 billion euros of sovereign paper.
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She said her organization has tracked at least 130 deaths related to toxic exposure.
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Inmates typically labor at a local factory, their whereabouts tracked by GPS ankle bracelets.
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Until then, I hadn't realized that the government tracked management expenses paid by investors.
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A lot of the songs were conceived in the studio to be multi-tracked.
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They tracked tiny unconscious eye movements to see what people were paying attention to.
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He said that families could also avoid communicating using technology that could be tracked.
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The other reporter tracked the patterns of data trails generated by the connected devices.
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Two dozen wildfires in eight states were being tracked by federal agencies on Friday.
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Most people who came into the US without papers weren't tracked down and deported.
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We tracked a little music over it, and we put it over a drone.
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The Galaxy Watch's design is simple yet stylish, and its rotating bezel remains the best way to navigate a smartwatch UI.The number of workout that can be tracked has jumped up to 246, with six of them capable of being tracked automatically.
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But there are major limitations: the transducers are either static, which limits the range a fish can be tracked; or mounted on a boat, which requires people to continuously monitor the system, limiting the amount of time a fish can be tracked.
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Year-to-date it is up 19%, but that trails other historically defensive S&P sectors, including utilities (22%), tracked by the Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLU), and consumer staples (22%), tracked by the Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLP).
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However, MSCI's benchmark emerging equity index rose 2100 percent as shares tracked global stocks higher.
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Bloodhounds tracked a trail from the truck to a campsite in the surrounding state park.
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Doubts about experience, temperament and policy consistency have tracked Trump since he entered the race.
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Authorities finally tracked Perez down in the poor hillside neighborhood of El Junquito on Monday.
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DuckDuckGo's big thing is its strict privacy policy: searches are private, anonymous, and not tracked.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as U.S. equities opened flat on thin Christmas trading.
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We tracked her down on WeChat and asked her a few questions (translated from Mandarin).
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Our live blog tracked reaction as lawmakers and protesters oppose President Donald Trump's immigration policies.
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DNA evidence recovered from six of the incidents has been tracked back to one person.
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We saw a bunch of cool gadgets yesterday, and we've tracked down even more today.
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Then, using social security and medical records, they tracked if and when the patients died.
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Troopers tracked down Tohafjian at a campground in neighboring Ontario County around 4:30 a.m.
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All but one of the 22 deliveries, Reuters tracked, took over an hour to finish.
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We tracked Cho down to give us every last detail — and she didn't hold back.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center has tracked 892 hate groups operating in the United States.
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In 1970, Kenneth Dewhurt and A.W. Beard tracked sudden religious conversions in temporal lobe epileptics.
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Voya tracked people who logged onto their accounts and paid attention to what they did.
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A diagram from the paper shows the different devices and activities tracked by the experiment.
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Approximately 12,800 have been ordered removed on the fast-tracked family docket, EOIR data shows.
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Minutes later, they've tracked the alarming Facebook post straight to Nick's hometown: Big Bend, Wisconsin.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as Donald Trump hosted airline executives at the White House.
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Then he tracked what the students did throughout the years to break into different categories.
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When authorities tracked Allen down, they discovered a large amount of ammunition in his vehicle.
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Alexandria was tracked down in Albany, New York, after Hawaiian authorities issued a murder warrant.
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Then, the targeted ads start flowing in, and before long, you forget you're being tracked.
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Wiggs tracked down his mother's best friend on Facebook and was given her phone number.
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That performance is better than all of the major industry categories tracked by the BLS.
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All of the major industries tracked by CNBC posted positive net job growth for October.
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They also wore a sensor that tracked their movements at night, including indications of restlessness.
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That target makes him the most accurate strategist tracked by CNBC over the past year.
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For the next nine months, their health was meticulously tracked though diaries and blood tests.
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It is tracked by many passive-investment funds, which would have to ditch Deutsche's shares.
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As a point of comparison, last year the research group tracked 300,678 utility patent grants.
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"Inside Edition" tracked Holmes to her apartment and confronted her in a San Francisco park.
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They tracked responses in a Google doc, and students followed up on their own cases.
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Our numbers show that, in 2016, murders increased in 34 of the cities we tracked.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as earnings proved a drag on U.S. and European equities.
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The permanent injunction she ordered Thursday tracked with a preliminary injunction she issued in May.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as the rally continued in the U.S. stock market.
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Population shifts tracked by the census have major ramifications in redistricting boundaries for House districts.
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This massive alligator was recently tracked down by hunters at Outwest Farms in Okeechobee, Florida.
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World Markets Live tracked market reaction as investors eyed earnings and upcoming central bank meetings.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as the ECB kept its main borrowing rates unchanged.
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Authorities tracked the two fugitives down in upstate New York, 45 miles from the jail.
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They tracked him to a ranch in the remote municipality of Pueblo Nuevo in Durango.
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She told me about a study where researchers tracked people's shopping patterns in grocery stores.
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While Apple's AirPods can be tracked, Sony says that isn't the case with its product.
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Over the past few years, BC's stock performance has relatively closely tracked the broader Rec.
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So her journey needs to be tracked, and made very clear for each story day.
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German bund yields tracked U.S. Treasuries and were two basis points lower in early trade.
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"There's a variety of ways they could have tracked if something was wrong," she said.
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The Hong Kong stock market tracked Wall Street higher, lifted by banks and commodity plays.
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Dehghan's team examined data from three previous studies that tracked food intake and health outcomes.
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Conducted in Spain, it tracked more than 7,400 people at high risk of cardiovascular disease.
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The biggest privacy concern surrounding this practice is that the tracked data included IP addresses.
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During that time, the researchers tracked the type of birth control that the women used.
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If cancellation alone is being tracked, it doesn't seem like this behavior would be flagged.
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Using publicly available data, Reuters tracked 290 Rosneft flights between January, 2015 and May, 2019.
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You are giving permission to be tracked and for your personal info to be shared.
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Other important currencies, notably the euro, have tracked its ups and downs against the dollar.
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The company also built a feature that tracked user locations once they'd left a vehicle.
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We've tracked the developments closely, saying early concepts looked ridiculous and would break too easily.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as Europe's stocks struggled with oil prices and banking concerns.
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