"The beauty of the underhand shot is that the underhand shot is a smooth motion, and it's easier to become consistent with it if you want to change your habits," Silverberg said.
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And on climate change in particular this effort was underhand.
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First, the mitt on his head … then, a fake-out underhand throw.
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"Here we go," she said, alternating between underhand tosses and overhand throws.
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Barry, however, was a great free throw shooter — he shot them underhand.
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And he denied that Sanders was guilty of an underhand smear against Clinton.
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Pavlensky said the sex crime allegations illustrated the security services' preference for underhand strategies.
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Doping gives dog owners or trainers an underhand advantage when it comes to gambling.
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A coach at first moved over to second, and Lindor practiced his underhand flips.
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Locals tell tales of frequent underhand deal making, pipeline sabotage and egregious environmental destruction.
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On Tennis PARIS — What better place for an underhand serve than the French Open?
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He vowed to focus on substance, yet his aides kept getting caught in underhand tricks.
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The whipping motion of pitching a softball underhand is nothing like throwing a baseball overhand.
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The underhand throws were designed to replicate the proper motion of the body at impact.
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Rapidly collapsing reputations present a different set of problems, especially after new allegations of underhand practices.
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His opponents accuse him of using intimidation and underhand tactics to keep his grip on power.
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Rubio sank at least one shot, and later hurled a few bags underhand in the proper form.
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Dull bobbled it and had trouble recovering before making an underhand throw while falling to get Pujols.
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But despite Jokowi's use of such underhand tactics, his victory still looks likely to be smaller than expected.
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When his father introduced him to the underhand shot as a child, Barry initially balked at the idea.
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With this in mind, it's appears that the arguably racially-motivated restrictions were imposed through underhand tactics and intimidation.
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The Shelleyan "lyre" became a "liar" — an underhand pun frequently employed by L.E.L., who was hiding in plain sight.
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Still, it seems that the underhand serve could more regularly play a cameo role in keeping a returner honest.
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Dawson threw an underhand pitch to Rockies pitcher Chad Bettis, who later posed for a photo with the young girl.
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"White man will never know what the underhand is / I mean look what our country was built on," he raps.
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Their claim was that Ganna had managed to acquire the title by some underhand method, and they sought to expose it.
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Figuring that the robot might be on to something with its underhand shooting technique, I decided to give it a try.
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It also toyed with using even more underhand tactics, such as recommending that the queen not enact legislation passed by Parliament.
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There are rules that prevent the buyer from contacting the player or his agent beforehand, an underhand practice known as "tapping up".
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He tossed the can to his dad underhand, and they both headed to the living room: It was the pattern during winter.
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He dribbled toward the 6-foot-10 Smith, hesitated, and then ducked around him before flipping an underhand shot off the glass.
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The 0.625- and 0.5-ounce sizes make this bait heavy enough for targeted underhand casts, as well as open water chunking and winding.
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There is nothing underhand about that, yet of course Mr Trump says there is, and opinion polls suggest many might sympathise with him.
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From the tachi-ai, the initial charge that begins every bout, Terunofuji almost always reaches underhand for the front of his opponent's belt.
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Bublik surprised Thiem with an underhand serve in the first set and frustrated him with a series of drop shots, spins and volleys.
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" Singling out one country that he accused of playing an underhand role, but chose not to name, he said: "Stay away from us.
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The underhand has that advantage that it's not a bad option for a coach with a player who is really a bad shooter.
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There is something that seems underhand about betting on a fall, rather than a rise, in an asset price; of profiting from bad news.
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Recent revelations that Cambridge Analytica acquired data on Facebook users in underhand, and possibly illegal, ways has underscored the need to tighten lax regimes.
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For example, you've used the threshold model of collective behavior to explain both school shootings and why basketball players don't shoot free throws underhand.
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As written by the TV veteran Robert Carlock, Kim's rise-and-fade arc is sympathetically rendered, with humor and the urgency of an underhand pitch.
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"He wasn't unnerved at all, it was just Pat throwing it downfield, throwing it sidearm, underhand, eyes closed, you name it," fullback Anthony Sherman said.
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She plucked it from his hand and, before sitting down next to him, gave it an underhand toss and hit the top of a beanbag.
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The Falcons drove 80 yards in 13 plays after the opening kickoff, Sanu scoring the touchdown on a 2-yard underhand flip from a scrambling Ryan.
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" Mr. Bell never challenged the transcripts, but he denounced the sting at the time as an "unethical, underhand deception to manufacture a story where none exists.
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But like Chang, Donaldson was cramping and thinking creatively, and also like Chang, Donaldson won a point deep in the fifth set with an underhand serve.
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"Made in China 2025", a state plan to upgrade industry in sectors from robotics to electric vehicles, seems to others like an underhand play for world domination.
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From the vantage point of my friendship group, it seems the No side's flagrant disregard for facts and underhand tactics are kicking otherwise apathetic people into action.
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"I wasn't a great log roller, but I could make up for it with my underhand chop," McLeod said, of his time on the competitive lumberjacking circuit.
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A spokeswoman from Southwark Council said maintenance at the Aylesbury estate had become an issue as buildings emptied but denied officials had used underhand tactics to move people.
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But the Hornets regained control behind Walker, who made an underhand layup and two free throws to put the Hornets up by 105-99 with 21 seconds left.
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The first time Donaldson served underhand at 6-6, 183-30, in the fifth set, Dimitrov did manage get to the ball, but he knocked his return long.
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But when Donaldson, evermore hobbled, served underhand a second time at 8-8, 15-30, Dimitrov was able to return the ball deep and then rush the net.
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By 22005, when softball made its official national debut at the Chicago World's Fair, fastpitch, which featured competitive, hard-to-hit underhand pitching, was the main form of softball.
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One example is the recent scandal at Cambridge Analytica, a political consultancy that acquired data on 87m Facebook users in underhand ways (and as a result went out of business).
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Onuaku, a second-round pick, brought back the legendary underhand technique of Rick Barry after shooting a miserable 46.7 percent from the charity stripe during his freshman season at Louisville.
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The vigor of Sanders's pushback will be enough to satisfy his supporters, many of whom are furious at Warren for what they see as an underhand effort to smear him.
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But you have to choose: Are you going to be a joke that could make everyone think you're dumb, or do you just be normal and kind of play it underhand?
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So, with Chang leading 4-3 but trailing 15-30, he hit an underhand slice serve that landed in the middle of the service box and skidded away from the court.
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High up in the mountains of Arunachal Pradesh, on the borders of Myanmar and China, Sokela Tayang may be the only one of India's 900m voters completely insulated from underhand tactics.
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When players are trying to hit the wicket — a small vertical target — to get a run out, "the best way is an underhand throw as fast as you can," Venkadesan said.
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And there are indications that Mr. Maduro's government wants to take the underhand liberalization further, even rolling back the watershed nationalization of the oil industry that took place in the 1970s.
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This force used the same underhand tactics against its own people in the aftermath of the miners' strike that it would later use, to more deadly effect, against the people of Liverpool.
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But there wasn't always such an obsession with the sweet stuff and its associated health risks—and new findings suggest that this could be down to the underhand intervention of the sugar industry.
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Here is the statement from Jason Van Dyke, the officer who shot and killed McDonald: McDonald was holding the knife in his right hand, in an underhand grip, with the blade pointed forward.
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But when the researchers wiped its memory and it had to learn how to shoot all over again, the technique it developed was different: this time it looked more like an underhand toss.
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They have no real tricks to speak of, beyond throwing underhand baseball pitches and getting furious with each other for the slightest of mistakes — or more frequently, for just having a dumb face.
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Barry mentioned Los Angeles Clippers center DeAndre Jordan (50.7 percent), Atlanta Hawks center Dwight Howard (55.8) and Detroit Pistons center Andre Drummond (43.8) as three players who could benefit from the underhand technique.
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Turtle opens the fridge and takes out a Red Seal Ale and pitches it underhand to him and he catches it and fits the bottle cap between his molars and pops the bottle open.
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His critics were incensed not just that he relaxed a ban they thought central to the church's teaching on marriage, but that he did so in what seemed an underhand way, in a footnote.
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"If you disagree with me fine, but please stop saying I was lying or I had some sort of dishonest or underhand motive," he told reporters, hours after the release of the scathing report.
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" In "Realize" with Nicki Minaj he revisits how effortless trapping had become for him before making the jump to full-time rapper: "I started pitching so easy, I'd throw the work to you underhand.
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Bublik, who faces fourth-seeded Dominic Thiem in the first match on Chatrier Court, will do things that make you shake your head, routinely going for trick shots, underhand serves and wild drop shots.
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MANAMA (Reuters) - Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel forged seven points clear at the top of the Formula One standings on Sunday after winning a Bahrain Grand Prix thriller that saw Lewis Hamilton penalized for underhand tactics.
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"Revisionist History" began in 2016, billed as a journey through "things misunderstood and overlooked," such as Wilt Chamberlain's refusal to shoot free throws underhand to improve his accuracy and the decline of McDonald's french fries.
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"Revisionist History" began in 2016, billed as a journey through "things misunderstood and overlooked," such as Wilt Chamberlain's refusal to shoot free throws underhand to improve his accuracy and the decline of McDonald's french fries.
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Sceptics note that it is led by Mahathir Mohamad, a former five-term UMNO prime minister who pioneered many of the underhand tactics to which Mr Najib resorted in his failed bid to remain in power.
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Los Angeles starter Felix Pena was carried off the field with a right knee sprain in the second inning after coming down awkwardly on first base while reeling in a high underhand toss from Albert Pujols.
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The "interview" is largely comprised of "questions" that are the equivalent of an underhand wiffle-ball pitch from five feet away, none of which stand a remote chance of giving us an "intimate glimpse" of anything.
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Silky smooth in the field, he had a familiar way of slinging the ball almost underhand from his hip, causing his throws to arc their way to first base before landing softly in a teammate's mitt.
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An underhand coercion exercise that Republicans have variously claimed did not exist, or had been exaggerated by vindictive liberals, or was carried out by rogue officials, appears to have been extensive and directed by the president.
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The New York game was a bit more genteel and pragmatic: Games were played to 21, not 100; pitchers had to throw underhand; no players had balls intentionally thrown at them; and games concluded before dark.
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On Tuesday, with the clock winding down at the game's end, Beverley high-fived teammate Montrezl Harrell, then waited for the buzzer to sound before tossing the ball — underhand — deep into the stands at the Staples Center.
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Since it emerged in March that Cambridge Analytica, a political consultancy, had acquired data on 87m Facebook users in underhand ways, voices calling for a rethink of the handling of online personal data have only grown louder.
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In fact, so potent is El Peque in rallies that if tennis had evolved with an underhand serve—as is the case with badminton—he would probably have become a hallowed occupant of the Hall of Fame.
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In the most recent ad from the Sanders campaign, sandwiched between scenes of Iowans going about their daily lives, is a quick clip of a small child crushing a pitch tossed underhand by Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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The mercurial Kyrgios put on a show for the sold-out crowd, fist bumping with fans during the first set, smashing his racket in the second and mixing in tweeners, underhand serves and slick no-look volleys throughout.
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Rhodora (Rene Russo), Josephina's conniving boss—a former punk star who has undergone a transformation from "anarchist to purveyor of good taste"—is quick to spot the business opportunity, too, and a web of sneaky underhand deals take place.
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A driving hoop by Allen later in the session gave the Gators a 77-74 lead with 35.5 seconds to play and the lead was again three after Barry hit two underhand free throws with 13 seconds to go.
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"This is totally underhand, a stab in the heart for residents that thought they could get on with their lives after the runway debate was won by Heathrow Airport," said Sally Pavey chair of CAGNE (Communities Against Gatwick Noise Emission).
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There are lots of differences, from how the ball is thrown (underhand) to the bases (poles, not bags), but probably the biggest difference is the fact that you can hit the ball anywhere and in any direction and still score.
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But the pitching itself is usually the main attraction: Fastpitch softball's underhand throwing delivery allows for a wide range of hard-to-hit pitches, including some, such as the upward-moving rise ball, that aren't possible with baseball's overhand pitching.
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"Underhand, sidearm, overhand, with a different windup for every pitch and with a carload of different pitches, he showed 'em how it's done in as grand a coming-out party as any ballplayer ever had," The Cleveland Plain Dealer wrote.
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The motion passed by 5 to 157, but many lawmakers walked out before the vote was held, including some 40 members of the PD, who accused Renzi of employing underhand political tactics, hinting at possible change without committing to anything.
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Watford, two goals to the good, actually benefitted from his underhand tactics in the end: with Arsenal desperately trying to get back in it at the death, the time he shaved off through moving in slow motion might actually have made the difference.
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It is essentially a drop shot, and players who used it more often — or at all — would most likely find a way to put a lot more backspin and bite on their underhand serves than Donaldson managed on his two attempts Wednesday.
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In July, Greece expelled two Russian diplomats and denied entry to two others: one of Greece's complaints was that Russia was using underhand methods to secure influence over the monastic community of Mount Athos, and over bishops in the surrounding region of northern Greece.
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It was then that the Florida senator revealed he's a rookie when it comes to the game, as he attempted to toss the bean bag overhand, as if he was shooting a basketball -- a major cornhole faux pas, as the bag is to be tossed underhand.
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The Chicago Cubs' 32-year-old left-hander refuses to toss over to first, hates to field bunts, and, if he happens to wrangle a come-backer, is apt to remove his whole glove and underhand it to Anthony Rizzo with the ball stuck in the webbing.
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The yips that have been a topic of conversation throughout the playoffs were in play as Lester barely looked at second before throwing underhand to first to get one out on a play that would have gotten two with almost any other pitcher on the mound.
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Dimitrov was two points from defeat against the 21-year-old American Jared Donaldson but won, 6-7 (2), 6-4, 4-6, 6-63, 10-8, in a marathon that lasted 4 hours 19 minutes and featured a couple of underhand serves by the cramping Donaldson.
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But it seems to me, though this is speculation, that it was possibly a slightly underhand move by Goodluck Jonathan, the outgoing president, in a re-election bid—to show military strength—and that the mercenaries were not initially meant to be taking as big a combat role as they did.
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The London bid by UK Athletics agreed to pay 7.2 million dollars to cover prize money, matching the offer Doha made, and Warner said he felt this cost might not have been incurred if they had not feared their bidding rivals were seeking to gain a voting advantage through underhand means.
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The major sticking point remains the so-called Irish backstop, a mechanism to retain an open border between Northern Ireland, which is part of the U.K., and the Republic of Ireland, which is a member of the EU. Many pro-Brexit MPs in the ruling Conservative Party complain that the backstop as an underhand way of tying the U.K. to the EU indefinitely, so have consistently voted against the deal put forward by their own party.
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Among the underhand techniques that the Google-targeted GDPR complaint, which draws on the earlier report, calls out are allegations of deceptive click-flow, with the groups noting that a "location history" setting can be enabled during Android set-up without a user being aware of it; key settings being both buried in menus (hidden) and enabled by default; users being presented at the decision point with insufficient and misleading information; repeat nudges to enable location tracking even after a user has previously turned it off; and the bundling of "invasive location tracking" with other unrelated Google services, such as photo sorting by location.
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