These algorithms aren't just designed to weed out bad reviews — in some cases, they're also designed to weed out bad products.
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The technology can be used to weed out other inappropriate videos, including ones that contain inappropriate or exploitive content involving children, which YouTube has also been trying to weed out.
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It is letting market forces weed out frail local firms.
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Meanwhile, ad blockers weed out a lot of traditional marketing.
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Once you weed out the tax deductions, the payments with
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She relies on Airbnb's screening to weed out undesirable guests.
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Allow yourself a vetting process to weed out the lunatics.
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The rule change is meant to weed out bad actors.
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"We have to weed out the bad actors," Statler said.
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Still, she said it's difficult to weed out all falsities.
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Other investigative techniques can help weed out misfires, they said.
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The instructors are prepared to weed out the weakest sailors.
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The hope is that STIR/SHAKEN would weed out most robocalls.
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At present, certain "safe search" settings will weed out Savage's definition.
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It will weed out the snake oil salesmen from the market.
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"It can be a challenge to weed out those overeager types."
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She has raised her rates to help weed out these clients.
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He introduced a programme of "rolling deselections" to weed out moderates.
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Either weed out the male seedlings or plant female-only clones.
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Instagram lets you weed out posts you don't want with varying results.
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In a meritocratic, perfectly functioning market, competition would weed out such employers.
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They used Mechanical Turk to weed out statues, paintings and other outliers.
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Washington (CNN)The military may not weed out recruits who used marijuana.
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Ever wish you could weed out misogynist jerks from your dating pool?
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Then, weed out those drugs that are toxic to the cells themselves.
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Instead, it will rely on user reviews to weed out problem drivers.
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If you want to weed out the weirdos trawling for sex, meetup.
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"The blunt truth is that it is very difficult" to weed out.
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This is using Chrome to weed out advertising that Google doesn't like.
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But DMARC is meant to weed out the bulk of those spoofed emails.
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All citizenship-sellers, large and small, should do more to weed out undesirables.
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After all, it's a great way to weed out the narcissists, isn't it?
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So how will Fletcher weed out the good guys when she begins filming?
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Those are the really easy ones to spot and attempt to weed out.
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That way, Uber can weed out the abusive, bad drivers and/or passengers.
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Officials said Maryland had instituted polygraph testing to weed out unqualified guard candidates.
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To weed out malingerers, Kentucky is proposing to build an unwieldy administrative apparatus.
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It's hard to weed out who's the good guys and the bad guys.
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We kept our prices higher than our competitors to weed out party animals.
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The service has also taken extra steps to weed out any potential fakers.
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Dating apps can be an easier way to weed out potential bad first dates.
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Who here hasn't smoked weed out of some questionable makeshift vessels in their youth?
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The site screens users in advance in an attempt to weed out the trolls.
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Officials pre-screened questions to weed out any they felt may be psychologically damaging.
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Even using fraud detection algorithms to try to weed out sources of fake reviews.
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Google already conducts "automatic processing of emails" to weed out spam and phishing scams.
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But at the same time DeepText could help Facebook weed out harassment and abuse.
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The move is part of Twitter's efforts to weed out fraudulent and spammy accounts.
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Interruptions and intense questioning are supposed to weed out errors and uncover sloppy thinking.
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When they searched the room, they noticed someone had thrown weed out the window.
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Ultimately, watchdogs can use data to fight fraud, weed out waste, and target abuse.
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Trump urged the Justice Department to launch an investigation to weed out the leakers.
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Earlier this year, Twitter went through another sweeping effort to weed out bot accounts.
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So in theory, that allows landlords to weed out tenants that are high risk.
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Fix recommends rating drivers, which allows these services to weed out potentially dangerous drivers.
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By presenting this offer, Amazon is able to weed out disengaged employees, says Burchell.
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In some places, grazing sheep weed out competition and make the show even better.
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But Chaslot said the companies have not done enough to weed out deceptive content.
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A new technology is making it easier for sneaker resellers to weed out fakes.
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Anonymous viewer metrics are available to content creators, in order to weed out bots.
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Does a monthly fee really weed out people who aren't taking the process seriously?
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It aims to help weed out foreign outsourcing firms, which critics say exploit the system.
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The young administration has been ferocious in seeking to weed out dissent from the ranks.
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FINRA's system is not foolproof, but it can help weed out advisors with checkered backgrounds.
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Read This Next: Trump Nixes Plan to Weed Out Sleepy Train Engineers and Truck Drivers
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The insurance companies can use this data to potentially weed out bad health-risk customers.
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Among them: shipping weed out of state, providing cannabis to kids, or violating state law.
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It now puts recruits through psychological checks to weed out the violent, depressive or criminal.
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To be fair to Twitter, it has made changes designed to weed out hate speech.
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The policy was intended to weed out advertisements that falsely promoted products using Facebook's name.
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Learn how to accurately set expectations — and weed out guests looking for a party pad.
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They took particular umbrage at her effort to weed out patrons based on their beliefs.
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Investors, and companies, should work harder to weed out the one and promote the other.
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Now, after a brutal campaign to weed out terrorists, has turned over a new leaf.
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Now I hire agency chefs myself, I know how to weed out the good ones.
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Unless law enforcement and regulation weed out these bad actors, cryptocurrencies will not become mainstream.
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You need to actually talk to people, check facts, find contrary viewpoints, weed out nonsense.
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According to docs, police found weed out in plain view, and got a search warrant.
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The tape measure in my bag comes in handy to weed out potential table candidates.
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The goal, according to the lawsuit, was to pinpoint their insecurities and weed out skeptics.
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These mosquitoes are then hand sorted to weed out any stray females that slip through.
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Like the saying goes, the only way to weed out bad speech is more speech.
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Those organizations have more advanced security systems that weed out many phishing attacks and malware.
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Mark Meadows was misheard to have said "weed out justice" instead of "mete out justice."
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We're trying to be licensed producers and get weed out to people that need it.
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Insurers have long sought changes that would fix this facet of Obamacare to weed out misuse.
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Permanent residents are screened by committee, applications pored over to weed out pretenders to their cause.
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"I think it should help to weed out at least part of mail bombing," he says.
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Duterte has long been accused of using his war on drugs to weed out political opponents.
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They had thought that disbanding was to weed out unnecessary troops and strengthen the remaining units.
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Essentially, associations are able to weed out the costliest patients to keep their insurance rates down.
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That, the report claims, is because the army is actively seeking to weed out gay soldiers.
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Instagram will have to rely on machine vision and user flagging to weed out offensive posts.
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As a result, LIGO scientists have developed sophisticated models and techniques to weed out false alarms.
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Alibaba says it uses machine learning and other advanced technologies to identify and weed out fakes.
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"Our mission is to help connect good with good to weed out the bad," Wais said.
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For video, the transition from Flash to HTML5 is also helping to weed out unviewable ads.
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In Britain, the Northcote-Trevelyan report of 1854 called for exams to weed out hereditary incompetence.
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Sites like Weibo are combed automatically and manually to weed out politically sensitive sentiment and keywords.
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They offer the chance to weed out a bad match before you ever have to meet.
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Rather, this update is designed to weed out the bad actors of an admittedly shady activity.
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So aggressive efforts to weed out terrorist-recruitment content could wind up squelching legitimate political discussion.
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It has also been purging millions of accounts to weed out fakes, bots and dormant users.
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Those strategies helped weed out customers who had expensive health needs and limited the companies' risk.
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Comprehensive regulation will support future innovation, weed out the bad companies and earn the public trust.
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I get absolutely nothing from combing through my inbox to weed out what I don't need.
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She told BuzzFeed News she hopes this case helps weed out other shady and "criminal" operations.
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Teachers suspected of dissent were punished, and textbooks were rewritten to weed out material deemed subversive.
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It is time to weed out illicit financing and unfair competition from criminals and bad actors.
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It allows us to weed out the bad ideas, and sharpen our arguments against the worst ones.
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You go through a series of interviews to weed out the ones who aren't the right fit.
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Mr Goss and his team personally approve each of the site's 26,000 users to weed out trolls.
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Kyndoo: Helps advertisers weed out fraudulent social media influencers, and provides data around their authenticity and performance.
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"We want to weed out the people who aren't actually going to implement the product," he adds.
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Here's how to avoid bad actors and weed out any shady apps that have already taken root.
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Except that's not how it works; there are other methods to weed out duplicate and unrelated emails.
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Sweden's Truecaller started out life as a service that screens calls and messages to weed out spammers.
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The training is "designed to weed out the weak," as the Navy special operations training website warns.
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The need for ways to weed out Deepfakes has attracted a new $8 million round for Truepic.
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You'd want to include conservative and liberal outlets, but are there ways to weed out true nonsense?
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They have been taken to screening where the government tries to weed out possible Islamic State fighters.
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Peng was arrested as part of a program started four years ago to weed out Chinese spies.
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I am furious that a few small states can smugly wield their power to weed out candidates.
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Mexico could do far more to weed out the narco corruption, which is destroying its political system.
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The screening was Mr. Paz's idea, the police said, a clever way to weed out undercover officers.
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Within months, alternative Android stores operated by domestic tech giants swiftly moved to weed out illegal games.
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The rule is intended to weed out candidates who don't have a viable path to the nomination.
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And if the administration were to weed out illegal workers, farmers say their businesses would be crippled.
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But they're not perfect solutions, and they don't weed out all of the potential sources of bias.
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I use my virus as a way to weed out the people I don't want to know.
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An algorithm will surface popular stories, but Facebook editors will weed out the inappropriate or fake ones.
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That would likely weed out any unidentified terrorists, hatemongers and scam artists without having to explicitly identify them.
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Maybe she and Demi can weed out the men who aren't "there for the right reasons" early on.
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The company has said it has been beefing up monitoring and customer support to weed out improper transactions.
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We don't use any reviews that are deemed untrustworthy by Yelp, so we actually weed out those reviews.
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Most contentious is the academy's new rule to weed out less active members, an effort that has precedents.
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The first day was to weed out the girls who don't have "the look" and/or the ability.
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A high submission fee could weed out non-committed developers, but also small indie creators without much money.
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YouTube has pledged to work with experts to weed out these videos and offer more appropriate family content.
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Ministers have mused about banning gay student groups from universities, or attempting to weed out gay civil servants.
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In an attempt to weed out the bad ones we've compiled this list of the 69 worst ones.
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Like Samsung's Galaxy Note 9, it will weed out pictures that are blurry or snaps where someone blinked.
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I spent many years working on getting people who have been jailed for selling weed out of prison.
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It's still difficult to weed out the little romantic pieces, even from old-fashioned letters that happened infrequently.
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"(this is how I weed out all the boring melons on tinder lol)" Zanester98, however, immediately blew it.
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They also weed out so-called bad actors from their lists - or encourage them to change their ways.
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It made 20 recommendations including calling for Crown to introduce facial recognition technology to weed out problem gamblers.
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If there's anybody in the world who truly loves smoking weed out of a bong, it's the Australians.
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The mechanism was put in place to weed out data that don't meet the agency's information quality standards.
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Putting all Discover content through human editorial review could weed out the click-bait disinformation that's plagued Facebook.
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It's hard for someone who doesn't have experience to weed out the truth from the made-up stuff.
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This strategy is intended to weed out tenants who are violating the lease — and it can be effective.
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The Post's story portrayed a long struggle for Facebook to catch up with and weed out Russian shenanigans.
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Social Sentinel struggled to weed out posts from the Twitter account of a nearby liquor store, records show.
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His close aide, Home Minister Amit Shah, has previously vowed to weed out illegal immigrants, calling them "termites".
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Tech companies have taken additional steps since 2016 to weed out attempts at foreign interference using illicit accounts.
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"Comprehensive regulation will support future innovation, weed out the bad companies and earn the public trust," he said.
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Adam Simmons, cofounder of Verasity, said his company developed the blockchain platform to weed out bogus news content.
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As a buyer, you have to weed out fakes, enter auctions, message sellers with questions, and much more.
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Breeders have used the service, he said, to weed out genes for inherited eye disease in future generations.
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The former communications director had pledged to weed out White House leakers as head of the communications shop.
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"I think what you want to do at this point is weed out the weak stocks," he added.
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The policy was instituted as an attempt to weed out advertisements that falsely promoted products using Facebook's name.
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The process is meant to weed out people who cannot be trusted with classified or sensitive government information.
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Facebook now wants to protect elections around the world, weed out misinformation and encourage online behavior that unifies people.
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The decision is another setback for India's efforts to weed out irrational fixed-dose combination drugs from the market.
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The 2013 breakup of a marketing alliance between Uralkali and Belaruskali increased competition, but didn't significantly weed out competitors.
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Grubhub, which owns Seamless, has grappled with how to weed out fake reviews, fake ratings, and even fake restaurants.
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Vickery offered to provide the RCM data to the FCC so it could explore and weed out fraudulent comments.
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One contributor to the receipts problem is that businesses can't weed out every bad apple during the hiring process.
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According to YouTube, the deletions are part of a bigger effort to weed out exploitative content on the platform.
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Would-be analysts are interviewed by a psychologist to weed out those with an unhealthy interest in the job.
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Battery screening is also key for NASA to weed out any defects in cells that might cause thermal runaway.
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Seeing the full checklist and costs tends to weed out people who weren't terribly serious about keeping an animal.
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Presumably, Smyte's technology could help weed out some of these bad actors, if it works as well as described.
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The agency began using polygraph tests in 2010 to weed out applicants with criminal histories or ties to cartels.
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It's focused on home values between $150,000 and $500,000 and it inspects all homes to weed out bad apples.
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The article also misstated the results of employees' request for caller ID to help weed out threatening phone calls.
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The country's steel producers are already being subjected to a host of measures intended to weed out excess capacity.
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Hosts, though, would no doubt bemoan losing the ability to weed out those who have misbehaved in the past.
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He put quality-control systems in place, from random sampling to laser measures, to weed out low-quality logs.
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These low-level questions weed out those who may not meet the minimum qualifications of a company's prospect profile.
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A recent proposal from Heritage Foundation recommends allowing immigration judges to weed out meritless cases like other federal judges.
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Facebook says it is making progress with efforts to weed out fake accounts and fake news on its service.
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She clarified that the ID check would weed out the sex offenders AND would serve to flag any fugitives.
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You have to weed out victims and look for people who are learners that evolve when faced with adversity.
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Security experts describe an arms race between services that weed out scammers and attackers developing new tricks and workarounds.
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The FCC wants carriers nationwide to implement a system that would work across their networks to weed out bogus calls.
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In the same way, the forces of natural selection weed out the less advantageous and more deleterious mutations over time.
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Facebook has to weed out fake news before the Dutch, French, Kenyan, Chilean, and many, many other elections in 2017.
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This increases the likelihood that you are keeping narcissistic people that others would weed out before they got seriously hurt.
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Like more sophisticated live mapping services, such as HERE HD Live Map, TrapTap uses algorithms to weed out false positives.
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The company had pledged to weed out the videos and comments more proactively in a blog post published last Wednesday.
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It is therefore crucial to identify and weed out fake reviews, as our decision as consumers is influenced by them.
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Google Play Protect is a built-in malware detector that uses machine learning to detect and weed out rogue apps.
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After his landslide election victory, Cofece publicly proposed a joint plan to weed out corruption in the public procurement process.
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By requiring people to answer a questionnaire when they request to join, mods can generally weed out problematic Facebook users.
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Résumés alone aren't enough to weed out coders, said Vivek Ravisankar, co-founder and CEO of Palo Alto-based HackerRank.
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The latter is its way of asking if kids are around and if you want to weed out explicit songs.
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This helped weed out possible confounding factors, given that your average astronaut is far healthier than the population at large.
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In a statement, the Broad Institute said that the peer review process should weed out the impact of any conflict.
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The advent of CRISPR has revitalized this line of research because biologists can now selectively weed out these undesirable retroviruses.
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Beyond the wider problems of AI moderation, what if a bot like this was adapted to weed out political dissent?
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You can also specify whether you want to weed out those references from your home timeline, your notifications, or both.
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Proposals that new drivers should take psychiatric tests to weed out reckless types ought to disqualify most males under 25.
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Prospective landlords in New York City, as well as across the country, use the list to weed out risky tenants.
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It said it went to great lengths, including using fraud prevention software, to weed out bad clients or suspicious transactions.
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Then he sat with his legs crossed on the dusty brown carpet, smoking weed out of a blue ceramic pipe.
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Eventually he believes federal regulation—which was just implemented last August—will kick in and weed out the bad actors.
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Facebook is once again tweaking its News Feed algorithm to help weed out posts you may not want to see.
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And every day the clerks weed out the unsalable stuff from the shelves and bins and we throw it out.
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But he also implied that it might be necessary to weed out "political bias and favoritism" from investigations and prosecutions.
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Hinge did away with swiping in 2016 and charged seven dollars for the app to weed out non-serious users.
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In common with other anti-establishment leaders, Babis rose to prominence by pledging to weed out perceived elitism and corruption.
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That would make it easier for NICS to flag and weed out people who shouldn't be able to buy guns.
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However, many users view these verification marks as endorsements by the platforms, not as a way to weed out imposters.
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Meanwhile, YouTube is setting up an 'Intelligence Desk' to weed out dicey content before it raises bigger brand safety concerns.
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Also, any effort to weed out fake news at Facebook's scale is going to lead to some straight-up mistakes.
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Previously, an analyst would have queried a database and then tried to weed out sensitive or unnecessary data after the fact.
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This kind of harsh penalty would be beneficial for dealers because it helps them weed out the weak competition, Tree explains.
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States are trying to implement them under the premise that they could weed out racial bias and make criminal sentences fairer.
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Some social media companies have stepped carefully with counterterrorism efforts, saying it is technologically difficult to weed out true terrorist activity.
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Where psychiatrists are too few, patchy supervision of new trainees can fail to weed out problems that lead to poor quality.
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Rigorous data science is applied to weed out discrepancies between reviewers' decisions and identify edge cases that don't fit the models.
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Applicants are screened to weed out people who should not take the drug, such as those who have had psychotic episodes.
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In the suits, Amazon said it invests tens of millions of dollars in developing and deploying technology to weed out counterfeiters.
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Earlier this year, Argentina's recently inaugurated administration created a national database of football spectators, largely designed to weed out undesirable elements.
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By checking out bad reviews (as well some good ones), users can weed out the establishments that don't fit their standards.
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" One US business owner reveals how the software helped her "weed out those who were chatting on Facebook and playing games.
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To weed out toxic comments, the extension uses Perspective, an API that uses machine learning models to score text for toxicity.
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The design may have cost me $4, but that is an extremely small price to pay to weed out the copycats!
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This is intended to help weed out spammers and assure politicians that they are genuinely hearing from one of their constituents.
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You can smoke weed out of a copy of Infinite Jest, dab with your grandma, or beer bong weed-infused beer.
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And it becomes very, very difficult to weed out and understand which of those criticisms are legitimate and deserve some introspection.
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It is imperative for the agency to have access to every bit of relevant information, to weed out any potential miscreants.
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Currently, Cohen and federal prosecutors are asking for an independent review of the filings to weed out his confidential legal work.
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By uniting anyway, graduate students have demonstrated that the very consciousness the university seeks to weed out has instead taken root.
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But he did refer to a DNA testing pilot program that attempted to weed out fake families arriving at the border.
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We use proprietary user validation, statistical algorithms and machine learning to weed out bots and bad actors which plague the rest.
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The White House has long sought openings to weed out immigrants perceived as dependent on U.S. taxpayer benefits (The Washington Post).
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The lawmakers' ultimate goal is to strengthen the nation's hate crime laws and weed out race-based incidents of domestic terrorism.
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The algorithm is designed to weed out bad products, but it can also bury new items from smaller companies, said Lappas.
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Zuckerberg said the safety monitoring team would be expanded to 20,000 people, and artificial intelligence would help weed out fake news.
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Don't get me wrong though; being selective about when and where I chose to drive doesn't completely weed out the crazies.
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In the wake of the hacks, the French bank also went through its SWIFT system to weed out redundant communications channels.
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Mr. Karas said the group's mission was to weed out Russian influence in Kiev and to keep order in the city.
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After that, the service will rely on both in-house moderation and community reports to weed out inappropriate games and content.
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After that, the service will rely on both in-house moderation and community reports to weed out inappropriate games and content.
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Attempts to weed out bogus calls have also spawned a movement to verify the calls you might want to pick up.
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The school toughened admissions requirements to weed out local students who have traditionally turned to Edinboro as their only education option.
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Since then, social media companies like Facebook have promised to weed out election manipulation and increase transparency around government data requests.
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But there are also some terrible ones, and she is deeply unenthusiastic about any system that would weed out the losers.
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The law's enactment last week follows a contentious process in northeastern Assam state intended to weed out people who entered illegally.
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It will likely take time for Krasner to weed out these internal opponents to his agenda and get true reform moving.
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Self-vetting is all the more important, operatives said, because the national parties have little capacity to weed out problematic candidates.
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The ants weed out fungi that try to eat what they've grown, or chemicals produced by the cultivated fungus kill it.
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Then you'll see where every space, tab, paragraph (and so on) really is so you can weed out what you don't want.
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Eventually, I learned to weed out what I'd call the "client" types—men so engrossed in themselves that my presence barely registered.
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Transportation companies must also weed out applicants who fail drug tests, and faced disruptions from summer hurricanes that idled thousands of workers.
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Their work gets amplified on Facebook, resulting in calls for the social-media giant to do more to weed out fake stories.
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With OkCupid's recent makeover came a ton of politically charged questions as a way to weed out the not-so-progressive users.
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But the plan as a whole seems like a valuable one for consumers since it might help to weed out problematic companies.
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Honestly, looks like something a stoned Jony Ive would make, if he wanted to make a lightsaber to smoke weed out of.
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In this context, using AI to help weed out offensive content and keep Instagram a home for good vibes is extremely important.
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It can be a good time to weed out what you really need and what items you want to search for elsewhere.
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Following Facebook: Facebook announced last week that it is turning to artificial intelligence to better weed out terrorism content on its platform.
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Some people in the industry say the heightened scrutiny will eventually weed out bad players, giving the stronger companies opportunity for growth.
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Joe Petrosino, an NYPD detective and Italian immigrant himself, assembled a police squad to weed out the source of this mysterious syndicate.
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To weed out spam and objectionable content, Instagram will use automated and manual systems for flagging inappropriate posts and blocking their authors.
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Predictive hiring tools are mostly used to weed out candidates deemed unfit for hire, rather than affirmatively choose who gets a job.
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It tasked a bunch of third-party fact-checkers to flag and weed out fake and misleading content from its News Feed.
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Could looking at all this information help weed out the "bad hombres" that Trump has spent his entire short political career denouncing?
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Facebook has banned ads that feature bitcoin, ethereum, ICOs or anything else related to cryptocurrency while it tries to weed out scammers.
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"It will weed out some of the remaining carriers that are weaker and shouldn't be here in the first place," he added.
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Mount Everest: Nepal's government is delaying safety rules that are intended to reduce deaths on the mountain and weed out inexperienced climbers.
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Thank goodness we have imagination, where we can simulate new ideas in our heads and weed out many of the bad ones.
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This week, banks began using indelible ink to mark fingers of people who had exchanged old notes to weed out repeated exchanges.
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C-SPAN follows the honor system for political affiliation; it has a system to weed out offenders of the 30-day rule.
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Recessions typically occur on a regular basis and are useful to refresh growth and weed out inefficiencies and excess in the market.
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The court also ruled that the New York and Northern Illinois regions were wrong not to weed out gay candidates for ministry.
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That information, in addition to searching the followers of Romney's oldest son, Tagg, helped Feinberg weed out the real fake Romney account.
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And speaking of notifications: Twitter introduced new filtering options to weed out certain types of tweets you may not want to see.
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Regulators have also said some details on how Treasury securities change hands could weed out questionable trading practices without harming the market.
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Such ordinances were designed, in theory, so that landlords can weed out people who call the police too often for frivolous reasons.
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That way I could face any potential stigma head on and weed out anyone who might have a negative reaction later on.
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The trial officially kicked off today in a Denver courtroom after a lengthy jury selection process to weed out the biased Swift fans.
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There will also be a rating system in place, helping to weed out bad translators and put more focus on highly rated translators.
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Image: Instagram/GizmodoOn Tuesday, Instagram will start rolling out some new tools designed to help weed out fake accounts and better inform users.
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In fact, they're so excited that they actually help their girl weed out some bad apples on night one (more on that later).
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There's going to be a "culling of the herd," which will help weed out winners and losers, said Pat Grady of Sequoia Capital.
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The list, known as the National Register of Citizens (NRC), intends to identify legal residents and weed out illegal immigrants from the state.
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Casting an undisciplined eye at failing economies, many analysts are advocating international aid for development, to promote democracy, and to weed out corruption.
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Twitter announced the changes Wednesday as part of its "healthy conversations" initiative, which in part seeks to weed out fraudulent and spammy accounts.
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YouTube originally addressed the issue by allowing the algorithm to weed out much of the inappropriate content, but that clearly hasn't been working.
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According to an article published on Thursday in the journal Chem, researchers have successfully created a test that can weed out fake booze.
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We just talked about Twitter trying to weed out jerks, don&apost be a jerk, but that&aposs OK, I like the combat.
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Chrome's ad filtering is designed to weed out some of the web's most annoying ads, and push website owners to stop using them.
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Facebook announced Tuesday that it is changing its algorithm to weed out news that is misleading about causes and cures around health conditions.
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What to watch: Experts worry policies nominally intended to weed out fake news could actually lead to restrictions on free speech, Sara writes.
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The big uncertainty underlying this shift is whether prioritizing content shared by users will serve to weed out discredited information or inaccurate posts.
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More oversight to weed out excessively lurid or gory content may not be such a bad thing, however, say some in the industry.
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They create a quasi-experimental situation where we can begin to examine whether legal weed pushes illegal weed out of the drug market.
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According to the report, the Correction Department has developed new procedures to assess an applicant's competence and weed out those with questionable histories.
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He can also weed out investments based not only on performance but also on fit with the other companies in the broader portfolio.
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Focusing on click-throughs instead of likes will also weed out influencers who buy fake likes, a practice that experts say is common.
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Unilever, for example, is using online games and videos to weed out applicants before its human hiring people take a look at them.
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Airbnb clearly has some racist hosts that it needs to weed out, so the banning of this host seems to be a start.
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"There are some people you can't weed out since states don't have the tools to track those things," said TargetSmart CEO Tom Bonier.
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The move would essentially seek to weed out those who use the loophole to avoid paying ordinary income tax rates on their earnings.
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The companies use algorithms to flag or weed out people with medical conditions, like high blood pressure, that could make certain prescriptions inappropriate.
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Ours is one of 2256 countries where Facebook has third-party fact checkers trying to weed out misinformation from the platform's News Feed.
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The government has been cutting subsidies for those types of vehicles since last July as it tries to weed out an overcrowded market.
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That means the system is designed to weed out accidental gestures of the manner we're likely making all the time around our phones.
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Last year, Birkenstock announced that it would stop selling directly to Amazon because of frequent counterfeits and inability to weed out unauthorized distributors.
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Since coming to power in 2013, Mr. Sisi's increasingly authoritarian government has sought to weed out even the mildest forms of potential dissent.
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To weed out people just trying to cash in, interested buyers are required to register, answer and pass a questionnaire and be approved.
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Conservative experts say the lists need to be more aggressively pruned of dead or departed voters to discourage fraud and weed out noncitizens.
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The app's "TruYou" program aims to weed out scammers by requiring a photo of your driver's license and access to your Facebook page.
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This method risks creating lots of diseased embryos as a result of this inbreeding, but whole-genome screening could weed out the unhealthy ones.
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Proper genetic research could weed out these biases, but we need a broader scope of data from more and diverse populations to get there.
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On Tuesday, news broke that Credit Suisse was teaming up with the artificial intelligence firm Palantir to monitor employees and weed out rogue traders.
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The fake reviews aren't perfect, of course, and the researchers say they were able to develop techniques that could weed out AI-generated text.
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Facebook recently introduced new measures meant to help weed out junk pages, including verifying the identity and location of the owner for large pages.
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So it looks like the Alliance's hope for the program is to 'upskill' biometric implementations — or at least weed out the really stupid stuff.
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Yet Facebook has moved gingerly in its efforts to curate news or weed out fake stories, as such efforts disproportionately affect right-leaning pieces.
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When they came over, I gave them some weed out of my personal stash; then I weighed exactly an eight-ball of Epsom salts.
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Henrion says his team is scrambling to evolve YOLO into something more expansive without losing simplicity, while developing automated tools to weed out bullies.
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It can be tough to weed out what you actually need to know about your ovarian health — or what you need to worry about.
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China has been trying to stamp out graft, with President Xi vowing to weed out all corrupt officials, from powerful "tigers" to lowly "flies".
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The company has made tweaks to it's algorithms to weed out bad content, and added a fact-checking tool to help flag bad content.
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It said the regulator would require companies like Facebook and Google to build on initiatives they have already established to weed out fake content.
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That suggests the vast majority of voters, even those who rarely cast votes, are making it through screens designed to weed out unlikely voters.
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Federal contractors argued the rule blacklisted them from government work, while labor rights groups claimed the rule was needed to weed out bad actors.
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China's powerful state planning agency, however, poured cold water on the request and said the slowdown could weed out weaker players in the market.
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They had pushed for caller ID, for example, to help weed out the threatening phone calls workers said they received on a daily basis.
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The net effect was to weed out less accomplished athletes, leaving the best of the best for Olympia, as well as the toughest coaches.
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Chinese sports minister Liu Peng warned last year that China had to ditch its gold obsession if it really wanted to weed out corruption.
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I could hear downstairs selling weed out their window, and upstairs hoovering the corners of their bedroom to the dull thump of Radio 1.
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Many platforms are investing in technologies to weed out Deepfakes, but some are becoming so sophisticated that even journalists are being stumped by them.
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Incidents like those described in Tesla's lawsuit prove it's hard, if not impossible to weed out insider threats even at very sophisticated technology companies.
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Much like with Animoji, use of the slofie by others will allow you to weed out which friends you should or should not keep.Â
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Comey's supporters point to the time it took to develop custom software to weed out Clinton-relevant messages from others on Anthony Weiner's computer.
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In his interview with CNN, Scaramucci said Priebus could be one of the leakers that he has vowed to weed out of the administration.
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Paradoxically, many of those who approved of such a system emphasized the importance of the initial scan to weed out subpar and ineligible applications.
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But Marshall says she learned to "weed out the distractions" at an early age and stayed focused on things that she wanted to accomplish.
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For example, a sperm with two heads or two tails would be an easy initial judgement call to weed out as "bad", he suggests.
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They also plan to weed out projects at an early stage through consultation with their technical experts so as to not waste valuable capital.
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Their ethos is more like a buzzsaw that's engineered to weed out those who believe they're above off-court discipline and persistent work ethic.
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They inflate engagement metrics, provide real services to users, help generate data on those same users, and are just plain difficult to completely weed out.
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Right now all of them claim to be there for Hannah, which means it's up to her to weed out the lovers from the liars.
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So, there's a clear problem present in scientific publishing, and it's likely we'll continue to see stings trying to weed out the spammers and fraudsters.
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Although the court has a standard to weed out extreme racial gerrymanders, it has never been able to settle on a standard for partisan gerrymandering.
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Requiring users to invest time in the personality test can help to weed out people who aren't taking this whole online dating thing seriously though.
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Although there are exceptions, in essence the intention is to weed out hosts who let whole apartments, rather than just a room in their home.
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They act as triage systems, for example, pushing suspect content to human moderators, and are able to weed out some unwanted stuff on their own.
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Google and other search engines responded with new filters and metrics to weed out these mad-lib blogs, but it was hardly an overnight fix.
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In any case, there is a clear commercial reason for platforms to weed out content of this sort, since it alienates both users and advertisers.
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The company added that it had enabled artificial intelligence to weed out pornographic content since last year, and vowed to further support AIDS prevention work.
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Twitter, Facebook and others have turned to artificial intelligence to weed out the most offensive content, and humans make judgment calls about the borderline ones.
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Others are experimenting with sensors that capture pulse and varying degrees of pressure when they read prints, which can help to weed out the fakes.
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Certain categories like electronics and software are increasingly risky for third parties, as companies like Samsung, and try to weed out fakes and unauthorized sales.
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While the institutional church has since put in place structures designed to weed out perpetrators and respond to victims' allegations, they haven't always been effective.
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In countries like the United States and Britain, people were twice as likely to have faith in the news media to weed out fake news.
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OkCupid also apparently has a way to weed out misogynistic jerks, which is by asking users if the government should defund Planned Parenthood or not.
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Google has been updating the algorithm it uses to display search results to weed out sites marked by fake news, malware and other unsavory content.
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That said, HER's first commitment is to provide safe space to queer women and has thusly built out reporting tools to weed out bad actors.
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The CFTC and SEC issued a joint statement Friday after the CFTC announced the cases against Dean and McDonnell, pledging to weed out cryptocurrency fraud.
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The new law will force all but the smallest online platforms to install content filters to weed out potentially copyrighted content, including memes and gifs.
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Facebook has begun rating the credibility of its users as part of its effort to weed out the spread of false information on the platform.
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The new law will force all but the smallest online platforms to install content filters to weed out potentially copyrighted content, including memes and gifs.
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These algorithms also can and do violate the Fair Housing Act (FHA) by allowing advertisers to weed out potential renters by race, disability and religion.
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We all are taught in high school about how the system of appellate review in this country is supposed to weed out mistakes at trial.
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Evaluate these programs continually to help weed out bias, which will improve your ability to hire, retain and advance women and minorities in technical roles.
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Minutes before the draft kicked off, his Twitter account posted a video of Tunsil smoking weed out of a bong attached to a gas mask.
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YouTube already has a system to weed out unlicensed material, but the European rules would have gone further by requiring others to use similar tools.
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If platforms were to demote accounts or posts that disseminated false stories, using algorithms to weed out falsehoods, the financial incentives would presumably be reduced.
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But the M.I.T. researchers, using software to identify and weed out bots, found that with or without the bots, the results were essentially the same.
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As a result, the filing said, she was directed to review more interviews before airing, in an effort to weed out mentions of Ms. Sadler.
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Scripps has already tried to weed out co-champions, and seems to now be pulling words from the back pages of Merriam-Webster's unabridged dictionary.
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Basketball is nuts-deep in modernity—offenses are designed with math in mind, organizations systematically weed out egos and religious thinking from their front offices.
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Consumers can also sign up for the Do Not Call Registry, which, although created to block telemarketers, can help weed out fraud attempts as well.
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Facebook has cracked down on misinformation as COVID-19 spreads, and relies heavily on machine learning systems to weed out content that violates its policies.
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Cybersecurity companies are using AI to find and weed out scam emails by finding counterfeit branding marks – but users also need to scrutinize emails closely.
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Alfonso Besada, also justified as a way to weed out flaky participants who join "just for the folklore" rather than because of any religious faith.
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The questions will first be fielded through leadership on both sides, who have said their main object is to weed out duplicates or repetitive questions.
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Background checks and polygraph tests have failed to weed out actual cartel members who were hired by the Border Patrol in some instances, he said.
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A team of 14 people work alongside high-tech screens, magnets and optical sorters to weed out contamination and separate the paper, metals and plastics.
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It was a gift from his girlfriend, and when he went to dig the weed out of his nose he accidentally pushed it further in.
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But in the long run, it'll also act like an asshole filter to weed out people who try to put sexual orientation into a box.
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Requiring users to invest time in the personality investment though can help to weed out people who aren't taking this whole online dating thing seriously.
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Content moderators typically help companies weed out disturbing content ranging from suicide and murder videos to conspiracy theories in order to make platforms more palatable.
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The "We Met" tool also intends to help Hinge better understand what's happening offline and weed out those who behave badly in the real world.
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And some say that while ESG can weed out bad behavior it's not sparking innovation and moving the ball forward on things like climate change.
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The Trump Organization said late Tuesday that it was implementing a system to weed out undocumented immigrants who try to get jobs at its properties.
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Trump Organization: The president's company said it would use the government's E-verify system to weed out potential employees who are in the country illegally.
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Facebook is using artificial intelligence software and thousands of employees to weed out terrorism-related content, according to the company's head of global counterterrorism policy.
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After a lot of pressure, it's been making all kinds of changes lately to weed out false news and other such clickbait in News Feed.
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We are also using our anti-spam and anti-abuse tools to weed out malicious automation around these individuals and the topics they are raising.
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In addition to hiring reviewers, it's also going to require that advertisers "confirm the business or organization they represent," potentially helping to weed out fake groups.
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A way out may be to give users far more control to weed out the hate speech themselves, with AI-driven algorithms applied to the problem.
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It has some of the smartest machine-learning experts in the world, so building an algorithm to weed out bad stuff seems like a real possibly.
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The company is already using third-party fact-checkers to try and weed out fake stories, but having humans fact-check the internet doesn't feel scalable.
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Over the past two months, India has conducted raids in parts of the Kashmir Valley in an attempt to weed out militants associated with the attack.
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Even more, they signal a need to clean house and weed out underutilized pieces in favor of trends that'll see you through the transitional switch-up.
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Global markets weed out all but the most productive firms and allow even companies from small countries to scale up using techniques such as mass production.
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Drastic changes can bring out the naysayers; doses of reality can be a good thing, but it is also important to weed out the pure cynics.
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For one thing, everyone's breath is different, so the device must weed out such natural variation if it is to reliably identify the telltales of sickness.
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The fee hike won't only help Amazon increase profits, but it has the potential to weed out sellers who can't afford that extra $250 this year.
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And this has had an unintended side effect: Terrorists have moved to smaller platforms that have fewer resources available to weed out this type of content.
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While "peer reviewed" isn't synonymous with conclusive, it's long been a stamp of approval for other scientists and the public to weed out low-quality research.
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During the latest meeting in Russia in July, Syria&aposs U.N. ambassador Bashar Jaafari blasted Turkey, saying it has failed to weed out extremists from Idlib.
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For this exercise, we used both kinds of startups, attempting to weed out larger rounds for companies for which AI is not core to their businesses.
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" Tightened immigration requirements, the ministry said in its latest annual report, weed out those "who have weaker capabilities for being able to integrate into Danish society.
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Climbing holds are strategically placed by a "route setter" who plans for the climb to get progressively harder and weed out all but the strongest competitors.
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The bigger picture: The FCA continues to monitor the fintech industry closely, which will help weed out players that might not operate according to regulatory requirements.
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For example, the company has cracked down on "clone" and apps made from templates or white label products as a way to quickly weed out spam.
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For a start, it should allow carefully vetted Bedouin to join the police; they, in turn, can help weed out hard core elements in the community.
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Management is doing away with copywriters, who were trained to help weed out fake products and write content for goods marketed on the site, she said.
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SWIFT's Chairman Yawar Shah told delegates at the conference that such open channels were a security risk and that all banks should weed out unused channels.
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Then set aside bottles, jars, produce and the like, reviewing the food to weed out rotting, moldy or unused things that should go into the trash.
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The show had hoped to keep prices down by using Verified Fan, a new technology from Ticketmaster meant to weed out bots and high-volume scalpers.
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The pilot program, which would involve comparing DNA swabs of children and the adults they are traveling with, would be used to weed out fraudulent families.
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Facebook's director of artificial intelligence, Yann LeCun, said in 2016 that machine learning algorithms would one day be able to weed out false news on Facebook.
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The answer is Verified Fan, a new technology from Ticketmaster that is meant to weed out bots and high-volume scalpers from the ticketing-buying process.
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Zuckerberg even said that Facebook will lose money selling political ads because of all the moderators it hires to weed out election interference by foreign parties.
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Fifty-two percent said users must weed out fake news for themselves, while 41 percent said companies including Facebook and Twitter should take on the burden.
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Pressed by lawmakers, Bickert also shined a light on how Facebook uses a mix of artificial intelligence and third-party fact-checkers to weed out misinformation.
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There are demands that Facebook should censor feeds and weed out fake stories, and for the law to come down hard on those who promote lies.
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That would make it easier for the National Instant Criminal Background Check System to flag and weed out people who shouldn't be able to buy guns.
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That citizenship list is part of the government's effort to identify and weed out people it claims are illegal immigrants in the northeastern state of Assam.
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Regulators have stepped up a campaign to weed out wrongdoing during listing processes by tightening rules and imposing fines on global banks for flouting listing guidelines.
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A couple of notes: I focused on keyboards that are explicitly designed for typing — sorry, Kim— and tried to weed out options with poor user reviews.
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Where O'Malley's "fits of whimsy" appear to have been too entrenched to fully weed out, however, is in the character of Gestalt, another rook at the Chequy.
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All of the software it makes available is both free and open source (FOSS), meaning it can be easily audited by anyone to weed out nefarious code.
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Despite promised action to weed out extremist groups across member states, EU doesn't have a military force or, seemingly, the ability to share intelligence and prevent attacks.
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If Democrats simply adopted ranked-choice voting in state primaries and caucuses across the country, there would be no need to artificially weed out candidates this early.
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Zuckerberg said Facebook didn't have the capacity to weed out this sort of content in the past, but recent advances in AI are finally making this possible.
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To hire for a job that typically does not require college, employers often look for some additional education past high school to weed out candidates, said Strohl.
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"We weed out about 90% of the folks that come into it, and we've built a whole platform to facilitate trust and control and visibility," he said.
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And you're going to have abuse and you're going to have problems, and you've got to solve the problems and you have to weed out the problems.
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Other users can up- or down-vote the selection, though final curation ultimately falls on the admin/owner of the venue, to help weed out questionable selections.
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Academics vet the work of their peers — for free, in their spare time — in a process that is supposed to weed out junk science before it's published.
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The scientists programmed the new CRISPR/cas9 system to weed out the dysfunctional exon, leaving the body's natural repair system to stitch the remaining gene back together.
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Luckily, there is a profile verification system that helps real users — who are indicated with a green check mark — to weed out the not-so-genuine ones.
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Despite that, Facebook pledged to police its ad platform more proactively and to use a mix of automated software and human moderation to weed out discriminatory advertising.
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The process is intended to help the city weed out commercial renters who are taking their properties off the housing market and listing them exclusively on Airbnb.
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Publishers will pivot away from meaningless short-form video, because the update will weed out publisher video from the News Feed if it doesn't drive meaningful conversations.
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But that same month, the IACC suspended Alibaba's membership after complaints from members who said the company wasn't doing enough to weed out fakes on its marketplace.
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According to TechCrunch, the proposal aims to weed out property owners who opt to list multiple properties on Airbnb, making them unavailable to those seeking permanent housing.
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Established in 2013 under the Dodd-Frank Act, the bureau was created to be an aggressive, independent watchdog to weed out predatory lending and other fraudulent activity.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump often criticized the US refugee program, insisting that vetting procedures were insufficient to weed out applicants who might pose a security risk.
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Harder to find and weed out are videos that use graphic and obscene images as thumbnails, alongside clickbait titles, to juice viewership and generate more ad revenue.
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One of the upgrades he is proposing is to implement a CAPTCHA system, which is designed to weed out bots from humans through a challenge-response mechanism.
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They must also weed out those few officers who use excessive force against citizens, and realize that tasers and guns are not the solution to every infraction.
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The government is also able to easily sell burnt land, which has some residents insisting that the narrative of scorching land to weed out terrorists is nonsense.
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The whole rare earths sector, which China dominates, has been undergoing structural changes as Beijing tries to weed out unofficial operators and push bigger players to consolidate.
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Berghain is the most obvious example of this school of thought; its stony-faced guardians weed out basics at the door while privileging freaks, queers, and POC.
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Clearer regulation will lend a stamp of legitimacy to cryptocurrency companies and weed out sub-standard players, say analysts, and may ease institutional investors' worries about compliance.
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She said the latest suit should serve as further argument that Lyft has failed to install a consistent system to weed out bad drivers and protect passengers.
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The Trump administration has said the new policy is necessary to weed out asylum claims that are not likely to end in a favorable decision in court.
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Cybersecurity pros are using AI to weed out the scams in an "arms race" being waged in the business email inboxes of remote workers around the world.
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The threshold is supposed to weed out weaker candidates who don't have a realistic shot at winning the nomination, and so far it seems to be working.
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Yelp uses software to try to weed out fake reviews and sorts roughly one in five into its "not recommended" category, though users can still read them.
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The 15 percent rule, which was adopted in 1988, was designed to weed out candidates who don't have a viable path to the nomination, Ms. Kamarck said.
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Developers will have to apply to get access, though the company says this is largely to weed out blatant would-be ToS violators from accessing the SDK.
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Executives at automakers such as Geely and Ford Motor Co partner Chongqing Changan Automobile Co Ltd have said they expect fiercer competition to weed out weaker players.
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He said his primary concerns were burdens smaller banks face adhering to anti-money laundering and fraud laws, and with capital requirements meant to weed out risk.
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Survival of the fittest Analysts pointed out that Tesla's decision to double down on China could actually help weed out poorly performing companies in an oversaturated market.
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The league and the administrator for the settlement say that despite early hiccups and the need to weed out fraudulent claims, the process is operating as intended.
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The rule, she acknowledges, was mainly intended to weed out less-committed clients: Only a business trying to hide its transactions would be put off by it.
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Forget green juice, these stars are rolling into 4/20 weekend with a whole new green substance in their systems ... guaranteed to weed out their weekly worries!!!
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It will also help you get past an applicant tracking system, which is programmed to look for certain keywords and qualifications and weed out irrelevant or weak applicants.
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But researchers at this lab and at others are also working on cutting-edge traps—ones that may eventually help the world's poorest families to weed out mosquitoes.
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We download a huge amount of data from the website and go through a quality control process to weed out the incorrect data that people may have keyed.
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Alderman Anthony Beale complained that vast sums of money were being spent on settlements without enough being done to improve police training or to weed out bad cops.
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If Uber's ride-hailing business still can't weed out problematic drivers then consumers will have little reason to trust it to delivery a wider range of everyday services.
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Ossoff's television ads talk about attracting high-tech jobs to Georgia, the need to weed out "wasteful spending," and the possibility of finding "common ground" to fix Obamacare.
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Hale fakes an emotional breakdown so that she can weed out the male lawmakers who are trying to undermine her and replace them with an all-female cabinet.
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Connecting with clients online meant she could chat with them first and weed out the worst ones, rejecting those she didn't like without fear for her physical safety.
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Why it matters: This is another example of the latest tech platform trend: Hire a veteran journalist to weed out bad content, and elevate news important to users.
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The Protecting Data at the Border Act would help weed out any unnecessary seizures of information and the subsequent risk of that information getting into the wrong hands.
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The law was intended to "weed out an errant auditor from practicing so that corporate democracy, transparency and the economy of the country is not destabilizing", it added.
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Brokers say applicants go through a rigorous three-stage process designed to weed out those on an international watch list, or looking to duck sanctions or launder money.
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It has also been accused by human rights advocates of not doing enough to weed out hate messages while it faces questions in several countries about data privacy.
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Several outlets have reported the ban was a part of his extreme vetting plan to weed out radical Islamic terrorism— a phrase he used in his inauguration speech.
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Additionally, she felt like she was living a double life because she would "never talk about" the fact that she smoked weed out of fear of being fired.
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Most of the probes, including one by Preet Bharara, the federal lawyer trying to weed out corruption in New York state, involve money, specifically fundraising and campaign finance.
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Another new policy required all schools to provide transportation, so that they could not weed out poorer students by making it impossible for those without cars to attend.
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Fox and Darby hope that their study and others like it could one day weed out some of the cases that "cry brain" as an excuse for defendants.
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But within about a decade, it was being used as a tool to weed out the so-called 'feebleminded', not just from school but from the gene pool.
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A sceptic would argue that universities do not increase their students' human capital, and simply serve as a filtering mechanism for employers to weed out weak job candidates.
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As Waze is an application that relies heavily on crowdsourcing, the overall group of people making reports can help weed out misinformation from polluting the constantly evolving map.
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Repeal of the state income tax deduction will force states and cities to start spending more judiciously and help weed out waste in city hall and state capitals.
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But he called it "totally reasonable and rational" to pause the country's refugee program to improve vetting standards and weed out terrorists who may have infiltrated refugee populations.
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Police violence won't stop until we do a better job of screening candidates for police departments, provide better training and weed out trigger-happy officers from the force.
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Because the Grimms wanted to celebrate German culture, they made changes — over the course of seven editions — to weed out foreign influences and reflect their own moral values.
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"What's even more concerning is that top officials have testified before this committee that intelligence gaps prevent us from being able to confidently weed out terrorists," he said.
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The Nigerian military says it detains people it suspects of being Boko Haram sympathizers — including people who have been kidnapped — to weed out anyone who might be dangerous.
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Perhaps most importantly, though, the sites create communities for sellers to share best practices and weed out buyers who have been abusive or waste the time of providers.
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The order, which Trump signed just ahead of his 100th day in office, creates a wide-reaching office that can weed out poorly performing employees and protect whistleblowers.
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They have enlisted Praetorians, gun-toting imperial fighters to weed out any defectors — and Takeshi and the rest of the rebel-fighting Envoys certainly fall under that umbrella.
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Most carriers have policies prohibiting the purchase of a ticket that the buyer does not intend to use, and some have adopted software designed to weed out scammers.
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During the campaign, Mr. Sini pointed to a number of changes he had instituted in the department, including strengthening the internal affairs bureau to weed out corrupt officers.
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The leader of the Bronx Trinitarios, Diego Suero, had developed "a code" to weed out members of a Brooklyn-based set of Trinitarios called Sunset, Mr. Alvarez said.
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They then tried to weed out the weaker studies — meaning, in scientific terms, those that didn't provide fully replicable data and those that didn't have a comparison group.
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It's now using humans and machine learning to weed out misinformation, yet Twitter still hasn't rolled out labels on false news despite Facebook launching them in late 2016.
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A candidate needs at least 15 percent of the vote to be eligible, a rule that's intended to weed out those without a viable path to the nomination.
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But the Homeland Security report released in May said Customs and Border Protection, the parent agency of the Border Patrol, currently lacks proactive programs to weed out corruption.
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The laws are part of China's growing effort to weed out the fake clothes, electronics, food and furniture that swamp its stores and frustrate companies and consumers alike.
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Efforts to rehabilitate overgrazed and eroded land and weed out invasive plants also have helped boost the amount of water and grazing available in the area, farmers say.
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James Tomsheck, a former assistant commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, said that while polygraph tests were not foolproof, they could help weed out applicants susceptible to corruption.
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After a freshman is found dead outside a party one month into the semester, dorm residents turn on one another as they try to weed out the killer.
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The Trump Organization also said late Tuesday that it was putting in place a system to weed out undocumented immigrants who try to get jobs at its properties.
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In an effort to weed out protesters from the crowd of Trump supporters, attendees were asked to pledge their allegiance to the candidate before passing through metal detectors.
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It has even started to ask users to rate the "trustworthiness" of news organizations in an effort to weed out those that may be spreading so-called fake news.
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Photo: GettyAs hundreds of millions of people flood social networks, tech companies are struggling to weed out harassment on their platforms—and so they're turning to machines for help.
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According to Reuters, Ford has appointed 18 "golden nose" smell experts in its Chinese research plant, to weed out anything that contributes to a perceptible odour in a car.
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Ramos said 30 to 40 lawyers in Tijuana have been going over people's asylum cases in more detail, trying to weed out migrants who don't have strong asylum claims.
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Job ads from the IRA posted before the election give a sense of the kind of person the agency was looking for and how it helped weed out candidates.
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Google has an internal team called Project Zero, whose task is to identify and weed out vulnerabilities in Android, but those seem to continuously outnumber and outpace Google's efforts.
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Every few decades, newspaper exposés would prompt irate congressmen or presidents to weed out fraudulent for-profit programmes—only to discover later that they had simply sprung up elsewhere.
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The latter is incredibly hard to do given the game's obtuse question formulation that tends to use near-impossible-to-know factoids to weed out large numbers of contestants.
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Now he's getting the Supreme logo tattooed on the inside of his lower lip and smoking weed out of gas cans just a few feet from a pump station.
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In a statement to Gizmodo about the report, a spokesperson for Glassbox said the tool is used to weed out potential bugs or errors and improve overall user experiences.
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Knowing this, the company says that they are constantly developing new ways to weed out fake listings, but can't elaborate on what they are due to the sensitive nature.
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The gun was relisted a few hours later with a starting bid of $100k with an email address provided for legit bidders to try and weed out the phonies.
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So in order to get that record, I'm gonna go through this other shit and weed out all the weak links and shit, and all the sheep, you know.
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With public outrage whipped up by relentless television coverage of the coup's violence against civilians, Mr Erdogan now has a mandate to weed out the cemaat from public life.
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Some of the bigger players in technology are working to weed out some of the bad experiences from the internet to make the overall web experiences better for everyone.
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" Asked by someone on Twitter in 2013 for his take on gun control, Trump responded, "Big Second Amendment believer but background checks to weed out the sicko's are fine.
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They say the deaths have occurred since authorities canceled old handwritten government ration cards last year and replaced them with the biometric Aadhaar card to weed out bogus beneficiaries.
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The new technologies could also intensify privacy concerns: More images may come under review as human moderators are called on to help ensure accuracy and weed out false positives.
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Freedom House routinely has to weed out stained and torn donations, but most of the clothes that make it to residents are on-trend and well-fitting, if humble.
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GAO comptroller general Gene Dodaro positioned the decision as an effort to limit unauthorized leaks of classified information and to weed out individuals with criminal histories or questionable backgrounds.
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T Jay Fowler, product management director for music at YouTube, told Mashable Australia the app should, for the most part, weed out videos in playlists that Australians cannot access.
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It's also planning to introduce a filtering option based on the timing between the tweet and deletion, to help weed out simple errors and typos, the post additionally said.
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He doesn't know about the original effort by John Poindexter and others to sweep the entire data universe to do predictive modeling of people and weed out potential terrorists?
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One user even suggested that having a floor mattress is a good way to weed out money-obsessed women who would lose interest if they suspected you were poor.
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After a separate lab tests each culture to weed out any contaminated batches, the individual units of expanded cells from Eddie and other donors could potentially be stored indefinitely.
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Several fursuit review sites have sprung up to help furries find their ideal style, but also to weed out unoriginal, fly-by-night, or otherwise sub-par suit makers.
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It's much easier to isolate the effect on native workers in those cases than it is by trying to statistically weed out other potential causes of changes in wages.
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Facebook, Google and Twitter have, to varying degrees, announced new measures to eliminate bot accounts, and have hired more moderators to help them weed out disinformation on their platforms.
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Restricting CDM offsets credited before 2016 could weed out most but not all - projects such as hydroelectric dams that have drawn criticism over their environmental benefits, two sources said.
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Or that fancy dinner I gave where a bunch of crashers showed up, smoked weed out of corncob pipes and then left, taking an entire homemade pie with them.
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Agency officials said the release of the annual reports underscores the agency's commitment to transparency and swift actions to weed out employees who violate the law or internal policies.
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Restricting CDM offsets credited before 2016 could weed out most – but not all - projects such as hydroelectric dams that have drawn criticism over their environmental benefits, two sources said.
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One way to weed out toxic work environments includes asking those who work there what the company culture is like and then carefully examining how they answer the question.
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The RealReal employs more than 100 experts who specialize in areas like jewelry, watches, and leather goods, though its work to weed out counterfeits has seemingly had its hiccups.
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He has pushed to weed out poorly trained judges and to raise the pay of those with formal legal training, which often includes a heavy dose of Western jurisprudence.
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But a broader effort to weed out Social Security numbers by government agencies is lagging, according to a report issued last month by the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO).
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That citizenship list, published last month, is part of the government's effort to identify and weed out what it claims are illegal immigrants in the northeastern state of Assam.
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U.S. Bancorp is paying for a lack of sufficient checks to ensure the bank was adhering to the Bank Secrecy Act and laws meant to weed out illicit finance.
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Many mainstream climate scientists say the proposal would make a mockery of scientific research, which already relies on an extensive process of peer review to weed out flawed analyses.
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"It's hard to see what more the government could really do to weed out potential terrorists," said Alex Nowrasteh, an immigration policy analyst at the libertarian-leaning Cato Institute.
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YouTube's internal copyright system, which is nominally designed to weed out pirates and repeat offenders, has been used by YouTubers to beef with, scam, or hold other creators hostage.
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Duterte promptly announced that police would no longer take part in anti-drug operations and ordered internal probes designed to weed out corrupt police officers and "cleanse" the organization.
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Ofcom, with help from privacy regulator the Information Commissioner's Office, plans to bring in technical solutions this year to bring into effect caller authentication to weed out spoofed spam calls.
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"And the Government Accountability Office must help Congress and the Federal government identify how to enforce these policies and weed out the predators that have eluded the system," she added.
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"RCA spokesperson Bill Koroncai told TechCrunch that the company supports "Google's work to weed out the unethical providers in the industry" because "it was a wild wild west out there.
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For everyone else, an online eye exam wouldn't be an option, because most have a pre-screening questionnaire that will weed out any patients who would be considered at-risk.
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Right now, though, you're in a several year phase in which it's important to weed out those who want to be helped from those who just want to be enabled.
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The company has intentionally avoided hiring journalists to make these kinds of decisions, and instead has relied on technology (algorithms, artificial intelligence, etc.) to weed out potentially bad news sources.
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I figured that the disclosure would work as a first line of defence: It would weed out any creeps and save me from the visual onslaught of strangers' private parts.
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As long as I serve as a senator from Iowa, I will conduct robust and conscientious oversight to weed out government misconduct and help restore Americans' faith in our Republic.
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Reading reviews is the best way to learn about the quality of a rental and the best way to weed out the bad eggs who misrepresent their properties, or worse.
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While Amazon has created programs like Brand Registry and a software-based product called Transparency to help identify and weed out tricksters, these problems have proven difficult to stamp out.
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Mr. Aylwin also pushed the army high command to weed out hundreds of agents of the C.N.I., General Pinochet's repressive secret intelligence agency, who were still active in the army.
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We don't know what kinds of terms Twitter uses to weed out the accounts, but accounts expressing support for Islamic terror organizations seem to make up the bulk of takedowns.
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Given their desire to weed out candidates in crowded California primaries, it's not clear that any candidate will be too intimidated by the DCCC's involvement in their race moving forward.
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We teamed up again with The Wirecutter, a website for product recommendations that was recently acquired by The New York Times, to weed out the good deals from the bad.
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But before I permit any more distractions, we need to discuss policymaking at the Department of Education: The Obama administration worked very hard to weed out bad for-profit colleges.
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Many conservationists now operate in a state of constant maintenance: endlessly working to weed out invasive plants and predators, while trying to prop up species that have fallen into decline.
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Weed out the scamsThe last thing you want to do is set yourself up with a work from home job only to find out the whole thing is a hoax.
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He said his primary concerns were burdens smaller banks face adhering to anti-money laundering and fraud laws, and with capital requirements meant to weed out risk: http://bit.ly/21625BGLB2900j.
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The CFPB, established to weed out predatory lending, said Wells Fargo had unfairly charged mortgage borrowers fees to lock in interest rates over delays that the customers did not cause.
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Why it matters: Despite attempts by social media companies to weed out malicious behavior online, automated accounts are still driving a large part of the social conversation around political events.
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Predominately found on Craigslist or Grindr, their profiles are usually faceless and use not-so-subtle terminology to weed out the ostentatious queers who threaten to give away their cover.
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And her companion, a failed Shakespearean actor named St. Clair Bayfield, spared no effort to weed out any spoiler who might be disinclined to shower his diva with bouquets and applause.
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Facebook is facing post-election criticism that it did not do enough to weed out fake news on the platform, allowing viral false stories to spread and influencing the election result.
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He used a machine learning program to weed out the millions of comments that were fakes and duplicates—as the duplicated messages were almost certainly part of a form letter campaign.
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Prolexic took over as an intermediary, routing all the traffic coming into and out of GitHub, and sent the data through its scrubbing centers to weed out and block malicious packets.
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It would follow that better user tracking, new anti-abuse features, and algorithmic tweaks to weed out low-value interactions would all be working to make the internet safer and friendlier.
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Natural selection tends to weed out the first, although some of the genes we have inherited from Neanderthals, for example, may be involved in disorders such as diabetes, obesity or depression.
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The authors say their findings suggest that MRI should be used before the standard biopsy to weed out the men who have harmless cancers and don't need biopsies immediately, or ever.
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WhatsApp has enforced limits on how often a user could forward a text message and is using machine learning techniques to weed out fraudulent users during the sign up procedure itself.
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Facebook has been investing heavily to weed out fake content from its platform and has hired thousands of employees for moderating content and suspended hundreds of suspicious accounts in different countries.
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Dr. Howard Fillit of the Alzheimer's Drug Discovery Foundation said research must identify biomarkers and diagnostics to help "weed out ineffective drugs earlier," before they are tested in large, expensive trials.
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Facebook has been accused by human rights advocates of not doing enough to weed out hate messages on its social-media network in Myanmar, where it is a dominant communications system.
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They include stronger screening checks for drivers and passengers, using facial recognition to weed out people fraudulently using someone else's identity, and minimizing the display of personal information such as gender.
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Why it matters: It's a major step Facebook is taking to weed out bad content and misinformation on its platform and to develop more meaningful interactions between members of its community.
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When everyone is a driver, writer, photographer and on-call masseuse, it can be hard to weed out the pros from the hobbyists, and the value of that work is diminished.
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The invite system is unusual for a bounty program, but Apple explained it as necessary to weed out spurious submissions and make sure trusted researchers had adequate support from the company.
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Pornhub's vice president Corey Price told Broadly that it employs the use of a third-party protection service that helps the site weed out any copyrighted material, which it subsequently removes.
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The Hill's Ellen Mitchell has the story: The order, which Trump signed at the VA offices, creates a wide-reaching office that can weed out poorly performing employees and protect whistleblowers.
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The action against Quantum Global follows this pattern as the new administration seeks to weed out the influence of dos Sanstos' appointees in a bid to woo investors and key lenders.
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Because paperless tickets weed out casual scalpers, operations that are able to bypass the requirement are usually able to make more profits because there is less competition on the secondary market.
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Lucky for us, this means our go-to pair from a few seasons back is still totally wearable, and we don't have to weed out any just because they're not trendy.
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The cardinal's rank and the nature of the allegations could make the case precedent setting, and it threatens to undermine the pope's promise to weed out sexual abuse in the Church.
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Companies increasingly depend on third-party sellers to bulk up site inventory, and that has made it difficult for them to weed out fraudulent items, as my colleague Jay Greene reported.
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The step was taken to weed out employees who were good for the "scrappy" startup mode but not ideal for scaling the business, according to head of AI products PD Singh.
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The statute, in trying to weed out racial pretenders, required white marriage license applicants to submit themselves for inspection by a court clerk and certify that they had no Negro blood.
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And although a change of plans can feel totally scary and overwhelming in the moment, sometimes it's exactly what you need to weed out the things that don't work for you.
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The spread of fake news has been a big problem for Facebook, with Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg announcing changes to its news feed this month to help weed out unreliable sources.
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Maybe down the road, when these programs are bigger and easier and much more accessible, everyone will do it, whatever it takes to weed out the gene, like not have children.
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As far as any sort of automated system that can weed out the hoax messages, which seems to be what India's government was calling for, WhatsApp kicked the can on such efforts.
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Recruiters are looking for those nimble enough to constantly learn new technologies and apply their skills on the fly - and some are now using automated software, or 'bots', to weed out candidates.
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Demi Lovato's team is hell-bent on getting her back to good health and keeping her there ... which is why they plan to help her weed out all of her bad influences.
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She recalls a job-recruiter breezily admitting to dropping English as a requirement for new entrants so as to weed out female candidates, who tended to have better linguistic confidence and skills.
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Replacement groups may have been created in the wake of the scandal, to avoid further scrutiny and with greater efforts to weed out those wishing to expose the illicit activity, CNN reports.
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Humane work schedules don't have to be in conflict with business success, but they do force us to weed out the type of reactive work that chews through hours of the day.
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TraceLink, a nine-year-old, software-as-a-service platform for tracking pharmaceuticals and trying to weed out counterfeit prescription drugs in the process, has raised $93 million in Series D funding.
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It is spending on infrastructure and is seeking to weed out middlemen by giving farmers an option of selling their goods across India via electronic trading platforms set up at wholesale markets.
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Instead, it's launching a product called The Mod that allows individual brands and influencers to weed out toxic, trollish or spammy comments on Instagram and YouTube, rendering them invisible to most followers.
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To address the gap, Thorn introduced a new tool, currently in beta, called Safer, that aims to help small and mid-size companies weed out child abuse content on their own platforms.
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Among other measures, the plan aims to better define who should be licensed as a gun dealer and thus be required to conduct background checks on customers to weed out prohibited buyers.
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In an attempt to weed out the nobodies, applicants were asked questions like whether they contributed to any Ford-affiliated charities, or whether their company supplied parts to the Ford Motor Company.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Bella Hadid stand in your way ... pluck apart these photos and see if you can weed out the differences between these two similar snaps!!!
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And the platform will make use of Jigsaw's comment-ranking engine, called Perspective API, which scores comments to weed out abuse and harassment while taking some of the load off of moderators.
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Thomas Bulleit, healthcare partner at Ropes & Gray, said hospitals have begun to tailor policies to more specifically weed out bad actors, but some continue to avoid physician-owned companies as a precaution.
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Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri gave his condolences to the families of the dead and said all measures must be taken to protect Tripoli and "weed out any remnants of terrorism".
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Airbnb proposed limiting hosts from making more than one listing in an effort to weed out property owners who opt to list multiple properties, making them unavailable to those seeking permanent housing.
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Tired of managing the bad PR, he is pushing for federal rules on training and background checks to weed out current or hopeful bounty-hunters who, for example, "have perhaps murdered someone".
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Smart Compose builds off the same email scanning methods that Gmail has long employed to weed out spam and phishing attempts (Google stopped using its scans to aid ad targeting last year).
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The DHS official characterized this policy change as a humanitarian measure designed to prioritize claims for individuals who are fleeing prosecution, free up US border personnel, and hopefully weed out fraudulent cases.
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As the Pied Piper team celebrates 100,000 installs in 10 days and smiting its nemeses at Hooli, Erlich sits alone on the back porch, smoking weed out of a formal glass pipe.
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He said the Chinese government could launch an assault on "ice," or the meth that comes into the country from North Korea, and possibly weed out some parts sales in the process.
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Lopez Obrador has pledged to revive Pemex and he told the news conference his government would weed out employees who were "not helping" there and in other parts of the public sector.
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As consumers grow increasingly health-conscious and chemical-averse, companies like Indigo Agriculture are working to weed out old, synthetic agricultural solutions like GMOs, Indigo CEO David Perry told CNBC on Thursday.
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Since then, the art of blocking hasn't changed much, but there are a few new and improved tweaks available on iOS 11 to help weed out users' unwanted incoming calls and messages.
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The only way to get to the Offshore is by passing the "Process," a grueling set of mental, emotional, and physical challenges that are meant to weed out those who don't belong.
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Facebook rejects claims that it has not responded to the rise in hate speech in Germany and elsewhere, saying it continually updates its community standards to weed out inappropriate posts and comments.
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In addition to Congress enacting strong litigation reforms, we need to maintain the USPTO's ability to take a second look at its work through IPR and weed out low quality patent claims.
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Before the second trial began on March 18, prosecutors sought to weed out potential jurors who, during questioning, said they or someone they knew had had a negative experience with law enforcement.
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The editors worked together to weed out spam and violent imagery as well as verify that the submissions were from real people who still wanted to be featured in the final project.
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Mr. Vance established a vetting system to ensure his prosecutors were not aware of campaign donations and to weed out gifts from defendants and victims involved in pending cases, his aides said.
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General Dunford also urged further talks, as well as "more precise counterterrorism operations, as opposed to large-scale conventional operations" to weed out an estimated 20,000 to 30,000 militants in the province.
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The new law is closely linked with the National Register of Citizens, part of the government's effort to weed out people it claims are illegal immigrants in the northeastern state of Assam.
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The Indian government had been weighing up how to respond to February's attack in Indian-administered Kashmir, conducting raids over the past two weeks to weed out militants hiding in the region.
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"A lot of people apply to law school as a path of least resistance, and admissions officers are looking to weed out people who are there for prestige or rankings," she said.
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Each of the closed Facebook groups is overseen by a team of three to six moderators who recruit new members; weed out profanity, spam, and overt calls to violence; and organize rallies.
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Issuing a subpoena puts all of the work on the person's attorney to collect the documents, weed out what's irrelevant and organize the documents into a format that the prosecutor can use.
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The Etekcity plugs also track your home's energy usage, so if your electric bill has been higher than you want it lately, you can weed out the devices sucking the most energy.
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But growing uncertainties such as geopolitical instability in the Middle East, a firmer dollar and changes to accounting standards for financial leasing could curb growth and weed out the smaller players, they added.
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The goal of this new "members-only community for relationship-seeking millennials" is to weed out those looking for hookups, or people who pass the time casually swiping but never engaging in conversation.
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In Iowa — which will help to weed out candidates when it holds its caucus in February — 55% of likely caucus participants say health care is the most important issue in the presidential race.
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The app also uses algorithms to weed out bad prices, examining how far the person reporting is from the station, comparing the report to average prices and also the credibility of the reporter.
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The genius of all these laws was in their purposeful inconsistency, which ensured that almost anyone could be silenced at any time; they were designed to be implemented capriciously, to weed out undesirables.
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The further you go on with that you just kind of weed out a lot of influences you don't want to have, until you're trying to do things that are authentic to you.
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Yet Talbot's test was no different from the millions of others conducted annually across the public sector, where the polygraph is commonly used as a last-ditch effort to weed out unsuitable candidates.
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It asked mutual funds to categorise schemes within five baskets - equity, debt, hybrid, solution-oriented and others - a move that will weed out the practice of multiple funds being launched on similar themes.
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Then, last year, a pediatric oncologist at Moffitt approached him to see if therapy inspired by evolutionary theory might work to fully weed out cancer from children newly diagnosed with that same disease.
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MILAN, June 20 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A new satellite-driven mapping project has been launched to help palm oil companies identify and weed out growers who slash rainforest and violate anti-deforestation pledges.
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The opposition agreed to return to parliament after boycotting it for three months, in order to pass a bill that would set up the agency to vet judges and weed out corrupt magistrates.
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Travis Kelce says he's REALLY dating one of the women he met on his reality dating show -- but had to weed out the fame-hungry thots before he could find his special lady.
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It would also require human reviewers to test any products before they are implemented, an effort to weed out issues with algorithmic bias and accuracy before the technologies become available to the public.
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Facebook has dealt with aggressive criticism in the U.S. for more than a year as it seeks to weed out Russian accounts linked to troll farms that sought to manipulate the 2016 election.
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It would also require human reviewers to test any products before they are implemented, an effort to weed out issues with algorithmic bias and accuracy before the technologies become available to the public.
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The move marks the second time in less than a week that Twitter has publicly discussed its wide-ranging efforts to weed out accounts that aren't contributing to "healthy conversation" on the service.
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But even there, a few candidates stand out: Warren has promised she will not attend any exclusive gatherings like that as part of her platform to weed out corporate influence in US politics.
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YouTube is now scrambling to fix the company's "restricted mode"—which works as a voluntary filter to weed out inappropriate and unpleasant videos for a user—after it appeared to target LGBTQ videos.
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The plan also outlines a multinational coordination effort to weed out instigators of white supremacy, promising that identified white nationalist groups will be added to the State Department's list of foreign terrorist organizations.
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Online platforms say their quality control includes monitoring reviews to weed out underperformers, and some have instant messaging for customers to send up red flags on-site and secret shoppers to test tours.
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Those contractors, who number over 15,000, are responsible for sorting through the posts, images and videos that flow through Facebook's services on a daily basis to weed out sensitive, explicit or hateful material.
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By examining only individuals who identify as Democrats in both the baseline survey and the 2016 survey, I can weed out the possibility that the shift I'm measuring is due only to attrition.
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Mark Zuckerberg outlined some of the steps Facebook is taking to weed out fake news, as other suggestions rolled in from media critics, international fact-checking groups, college students, technologists and newspaper columnists.
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In addition to doing more to weed out lies and false propaganda, Facebook could tweak its algorithm so that it does less to reinforce users' existing beliefs, and more to present factual information.
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Today, Google announced that it's rolling out two features for its Messages app on Android that are designed to help you weed out annoyances and know that you're texting with a real person.
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Cost reductions, efforts to weed out complexity in parts and models and rising sales of higher-margin sport-utility vehicles helped to more than double the profitability benchmark to 4.1 percent last year.
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Smartphones and disinformation The authors of the report said critical thinking and reading comprehension are particularly important in the smartphone era, so students can learn how to weed out the truth from fiction.
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Trump signed an executive order in April creating the Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection, a new, wide-reaching office within the VA that can weed out poorly performing employees and protect whistleblowers.
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A couple of fast-food employees in New Hampshire are now facing charges after they were busted for selling weed out of the drive-thru of their local Burger King, Seacoast Online reports.
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Twitter, like bigger rival Facebook has been under pressure from regulators in several countries to weed out hate speech, abusive content and misinformation, better protect user data and boost transparency on political ad spending.
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What makes this system particularly powerful, the researchers say, is that it can weed out superfluous movements and background noise, focusing solely on the behavioral measures of sleep, such as pulse and breathing rate.
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Border cases, as mentioned, are almost all heard as defensive claims, assuming applicants pass an initial, speedy "credible fear" screening done by an asylum officer, which is meant to weed out clearly meritless cases.
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The Philippines, "inundated with Chinese contractors going to Manila", has come to an arrangement with China's commerce ministry to try to stem the flow and weed out unreliable firms, Budget Secretary Benjamin Diokno said.
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But the requests, and Spotify's customer service messages, suggest that the streaming service is trying to weed out customers on the family plan who are not actually in the same single home-based family.
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A recent surge in bombings has heightened criticism of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi as he grapples with a political crisis over his attempts to overhaul his cabinet to weed out corruption and mismanagement.
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Bo Andersson, the Swedish head of the firm until he was removed last month, had been on a drive to weed out inefficient suppliers, in some cases giving the contracts instead to foreign firms.
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Established to weed out gender and racial stereotypes and other social ills in advertising, the authority has set about its task with humorless zeal and recently banned commercials for Philadelphia Cream Cheese and Volkswagen.
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We should listen to and support groups such as #UltraViolet and #BlackLivesMatter that are working actively toward reforms to change sentencing laws and help to weed out corrupt officers who victimize women of color.
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As for Google, it uses AI to categorise content on YouTube, its online-video website, and weed out (some) objectionable material, and also to identify people and group them in its app, Google Photos.
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The idea is to weed out thousands of ineffective compounds and create a narrow pool of possible candidates, which scientists could then study in real-world labs and eventually test in clinical drug trials.
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Google should offer more insight into how it's refining its software to weed out bias, and broadly, the company needs to be upfront about the still-developing nature of the field of object recognition.
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By queering the body, the erotics of violence and exposing bio-surveillant measures used by nation states to weed out genetic and undesirable threats, Afyouni strives to make the unseen workings of government public.
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It could be difficult to weed out the worst of the comments, and when someone's post or comment was removed by the moderators, there was no place that user could go to ask why.
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The app lets passengers share their location in real time, Uber points out, and the person who booked the ride is required to rate the driver after each trip, helping weed out unsavory characters.
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She supported the Organization of the Islamic Conference's resolution to weed out discrimination and hate speech against Muslims, yet has done nothing to combat the growing anti-Semitism in our country and the world.
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To avoid these costs, some licensed LA dispensaries are "double dipping," said William—working as an above-board shop out the front door while selling illegal weed out the back to supplement their income.
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The new restrictions aim to weed out large-scale investors who have rented out hundreds of brownstones and condos through Airbnb, raising quality-of-life complaints and concerns about the impact on housing affordability.
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Facebook has dealt with aggressive criticism in the U.S. for more than a year as it seeks to weed out Russian accounts linked to troll farms that sought to manipulate the 2016 U.S. election.
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U.S. Bancorp will pay a total of $613 million for a lack of sufficient checks to ensure the bank was adhering to the Bank Secrecy Act and laws meant to weed out illicit finance.
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Over objections from plaintiffs' lawyers, U.S. District Judge Rebecca Pallmeyer on Friday entered a rare "Lone Pine" order, used by federal and state judges to weed out unsubstantiated or unrelated cases from consolidated proceedings.
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He sent them to sales to weed out the unaffordable or not-good-enough and relied on the half-dozen or so horses they put on a list for him that fit his taste.
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Turkey has purged hundreds of military officers, including some serving in NATO, as part of an attempt to weed out officials that the government has blamed for trying to overthrow President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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However, in recent years, more colleges and universities have been deeming these entrance tests optional or entirely unnecessary, often in order to promote a more diverse applicant pool — and to weed out unfair advantages.
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A mass shooting at an Airbnb property in California last October and a Vice investigation that revealed widespread fraud on the platform have renewed scrutiny of the company's efforts to weed out bad actors.
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The police said three or more gunmen performed the brazen assassination, but some officers suggested that was a ruse to weed out false confessions and bad tips, and that there was only one shooter.
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Instagram said Tuesday it was expanding its online anti-bullying initiative, adding a new filter to weed out comments meant to harass or bully the 800 million users of the popular social media site.
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Top executives such as Geely's founder, Li Shufu, to the president of Ford Motor Co's partner Chongqing Changan Automobile Co Ltd, Zhu Huarong, have said they expect fiercer competition to weed out weaker players.
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Known as the "Red Scare," this inspired sweeping efforts to weed out anyone expressing communist sentiments not only from the U.S. government but from the entertainment industry, organized labor, and higher education as well.
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As we have seen in recent weeks, big tech companies also face pressure from Congress and European governments to more aggressively weed out hate speech and to take other steps to remove online sludge.
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It means more opportunity to weed out banned substances, more incentive for fighters to stay clean, and more source material for Khabib Nurmagomedov's fractured, beautiful insults—even though he was only tested six times.
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Facebook has been on a year-long crusade against so-called fake news, and is making constant changes to its News Feed algorithm to try and weed out content that it deems low quality.
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I connect my computers and my phone to the VPN at all times, as well as all the connected devices in my home; it's supposed to weed out every single digital thing that Amazon touches.
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That cash will go toward hiring 10,000 more content and ads moderators (though those won't all necessarily be full-time employees), doubling its security engineering force and developing new AI to weed out bad actors.
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The 2nd incident went down in April when Francois was cited for marijuana possession in Tennessee -- after cops raided his home after receiving a tip Deondre may have been dealing weed out of the apartment.
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These fans have built-in air purifying technology, which can detect and weed out pollutants, particulate matter and more of the nasty stuff we sometimes breathe in that we probably should not be breathing in.
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YouTube is starting to use real people to vet all videos sold as part of its 'Google Preferred' ad offering, in an attempt to weed out crappy, short-form viral videos that aren't brand-safe.
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" "Certainly we want to make sure that all law enforcement is carrying out the letter of the law," Sanders replied after a reporter reminded her of the Trump administration's promise to "weed out bad policing.
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Unlike Android, iOS customers can only get apps from that official source, which Apple says serves as kind of quality control to weed out security threats and apps that violate the company's terms of service.
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So if social networks really want to maximize free speech across their communities they have to be prepared to weed out bad actors who would shrink the speech of minorities by weaponizing hate against them.
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The lawsuit was brought by Steve Rabin, 53, a certified public accountant who said he was turned down for an accounting job at PwC because the company uses recruiting programs that weed out older applicants.
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In the wake of a fake news storm that came to head to a head during the last US election, many news providers have stepped up their game to weed out false or unreliable coverage.
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Twitter, like bigger rival Facebook Inc, has been under pressure from regulators in several countries to weed out hate speech, abusive content and misinformation, better protect user data and boost transparency on political ad spending.
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Nonetheless, the department still seems to be more interested in examining the good companies over and over rather than doing the more difficult investigative work needed to weed out the bad apples in the industry.
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Last year, it noticed merchants gaming the system by using algorithms to plug in four- and five-star reviews, so it developed its own algorithm to try to weed out the ones with suspicious phrasing.
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Amazon told Fast Company that it's relying on a combination of algorithms and human editors to help vet responses and hoping that a system of user up and down votes will weed out mischief-makers.
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What has gotten the most attention, positive and negative, is Ms. Swift's use of Verified Fan, a Ticketmaster system intended to identify dedicated fans and weed out bots and scalpers from high-demand ticket offerings.
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Thomas has worked as a conservative activist for decadesReports of Thomas helping weed out people not loyal to Trump across the administration is the latest chapter in her public image as a staunch conservative activist.
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BRUSSELS, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Twitter Inc said that its internal controls were allowing it to weed out accounts being used for "promotion of terrorism" earlier rather than responding to government requests to close them down.
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According to case studies provided by Amazon, social media companies use the program to weed out "fake followers" and find "micro-influencers" who have strong followings on social networks and could be used to promote brands.
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We need better and earlier access to surveillance video whenever it it available to the NYPD, not only to weed out such mistakes, but to better assess and corroborate evidence in all manner of serious cases.
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In 2018, the new Nutrition Facts label will also have to list the amount of added sugar, along with the percentage of Daily Value of it, which will make it easier to weed out addicting offenders.
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The decision, which comes under SFO Director Lisa Osofsky who took the helm last August pledging to review the agency's caseload, weed out weaker cases and propel others forward, underlines the difficulties of prosecuting senior executives.
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Clients can put this tech to use in a variety of ways, building everything from automated surveillance systems that look for "angry" threats to job interview software that promises to weed out bored and uninterested candidates.
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Major investors like Paul Tudor Jones are putting money behind investment strategies powered by artificial intelligence that aim to use ever larger data sets and more sophisticated algorithms to weed out profitable inefficiencies in the market.
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Such campaigns are common, but in the current effort, an unusually large number of Uighur officials have come forward to ask fellow Uighurs to do more to support counterterrorism and to weed out "two-faced" people.
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"I hope that they can catch the people [conducting fraudulent activities], because we have to weed out the bad actors, " said Neu-Ner, who is the founder of OnChain Capital and an early investor in bitcoin.
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International beverage conglomerate Anheuser-Busch InBev has purchased 10 formerly independent U.S. craft brewers within the last few years, starting with Goose Island in 2011 and most recently Wicked Weed out of North Carolina this year.
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He said that in doing so, his dating life took a positive 180-degree turn because he&aposs now able to feel safe and weed out potential partners who aren&apost willing to do the same.
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This push to close down some of the spammier types of content follows a clampdown on sites with crappy web experiences — for example those caked in advertising — and moves to weed out clickbait in multiple languages.
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Why it matters: It's another example of a viral website built on Facebook traffic that is shutting down after Facebook announced it would be making changes to its News Feed algorithm to weed out publisher content.
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On the one hand, when I follow my strict rules I am able to weed out the likelihood of unwanted encounters — but on the other, I am really limiting the amount of money I can make.
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If we believe our children's futures shouldn't be determined by the ZIP code where they grow up, we need the disparate impact and affirmatively furthering standards to weed out and replace unjustifiable policies that limit opportunity.
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After developer Andrew Hogue launched a free follower verification app called IG Audit last February, he was contacted by several record labels who have used the app to weed out artists with artificially inflated follower counts.
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To preserve First Amendment freedoms and give reporters, commentators, bloggers, and tweeters (among others) the breathing room they need to pursue the truth, the Supreme Court has directed courts to expeditiously weed out unmeritorious defamation suits.
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Originally designed to curb abusive patent litigation and weed out low-quality patents, the politically-appointed bureaucrats of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) who administer these trials have been allowed to basically run amok.
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Sources close to the government and foreign diplomats say Bolkiah wanted to weed out corruption, and address grumbling among the Malay-Muslim majority who are unhappy with the pullback in welfare programs, budget cuts and unemployment.
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I openly state that I'm a trans woman—and I use they/them on my accounts now because I would rather have the transphobic ones block and delete me, and then I weed out the fetishizers.
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About a week before he arrived, security officers encamped here to check homes, weed out troublemakers, and, according to several villagers, tell people not to say anything "irresponsible" to an unnamed senior leader who would soon visit.
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China's anti-graft campaign is a centerpiece of President Xi Jinping's political agenda, and began early 2014 in an attempt to weed out corruption in the government with high stakes gambling identified as key target of probes.
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Kamila Staryga, vice president of product at Flo Health, said the system aims to make more women aware of PCOS and help them "weed out whether a condition is something that they should call the doctor" about.
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For many traditional Eastern martial artists, the training is a process to weed out the unready, because the true goal is developing and cultivating qi gong and the enlightened behavior that should result from strong internal energy.
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Newman had sought to tighten retention rates and boost Mount St. Mary's academic standing by setting a policy to weed out students seen as likely to fail within the first weeks of the 2015-2016 school year.
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Teaming up with Justice Elena Kagan, who said a ruling against extreme partisanship could weed out "the worst of the worst" gerrymanders by putting legislators on notice, Justice Kavanaugh appeared to think a line might be drawn.
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The company failed to stop the livestream of the video as it unfolded, even though it has hired thousands of human moderators and invested in artificial intelligence systems to weed out content that violates its content rules.
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An effort by the National Police Service Commission to weed out errant police officers that started in 2012 has been criticized for not doing enough to reform the 99,000-strong force, whose leaders admit corruption is widespread.
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Although everyone agreed that purifying selection would weed out deleterious mutations, the neutralists were convinced that genetic drift accounts for most differences between populations or species, whereas the adaptationists credited them to positive selection for adaptive traits.
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German-born Enders is however credited with unifying a company once bitterly divided along national lines, as well as simplifying its governance to weed out political influence and making the once state-influenced firm friendlier to investors.
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In an earnings call in February, Zuckerberg highlighted the ability of artificial intelligence to weed out "problematic" and "violent content" because his company is grappling with its power to disseminate information to its some two billion users.
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The new compensation structure for employees in Google's sales organization looks a lot like the way legacy enterprise companies like SAP and Oracle pay their sales folks, with incentives designed to reward rainmakers and weed out underperformers.
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A representative from TV-TWO told Motherboard in an email the company allows users to watch their app on one phone and one TV only, and works with another company called AppsFlyer to weed out fraudulent viewers.
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In a few essay-style questions, applicants are asked to write about their lives and creative or professional pursuits—a move the band says was initially intended to weed out people who wouldn't appreciate the historical site.
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Club runners in the New York area said that the hassle of extra testing was a small price to pay to weed out potential cheaters, no matter how few there were and how little the prize money.
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Sergei Skripal, the former Russian spy who was poisoned in Britain and almost died, was working with intelligence officers in Spain to weed out organized crime groups affiliated with the Kremlin, according to a senior Spanish official.
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Amazon has since responded to the WSJ's investigation with a blog post, where the company shared more information about how it approves third-party sellers and the tools it uses to try and weed out problematic listings.
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Public defenders have long argued that the earlier prosecutors show evidence to the defense, including evidence about the credibility of police officers and witnesses, the easier it is to weed out bad cases and prevent wrongful prosecutions.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese social media firm Weibo Corp is looking to recruit citizen censors to help weed out sensitive content on its platform, rewarding those who report the highest numbers of offending posts with iPhones and tablets.
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Instead, according to the New York regulator, Barclays used Last Look as a "general filter" to weed out unprofitable trades, and gave vague or inaccurate responses to clients who asked why their trades were not being processed.
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Ideas vary from odd declarations like "federal Civil Service is unconstitutional" to better-thought-out proposals on how to make Congress and the courts more rational and how to weed out archaic and costly laws and rules.
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Read more: El Chapo's judge is trying to keep witnesses alive long enough to testify Many of the questions are standard for criminal cases, and are designed to weed out people who are biased or unfit to serve.
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The move is another step by the world's largest social network to weed out spam, a battle Facebook has fought for years but that gained urgency after hoax news stories spread widely during last year's U.S. presidential campaign.
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Fullstack Academy also claims to have the most rigorous admissions process of all bootcamps, helping to weed out applicants who are not likely to be able to complete the program, or work in the field, successfully Yang said.
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All this suggests that experts had a decent inkling ahead of time of which of the studies would not replicate, despite the peer-review process used by scientific journals to weed out experiments that might not be robust.
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In a proposal that will need backing from EU countries and the European Parliament, internet platforms will also be required to take proactive measures, such as developing new tools to weed out abuse and human oversight of content.
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The first few weeks of the new year are the perfect time to weed out lackluster staff and modify poor processes that not only hamper growth, but also have the potential to create major headaches for your business.
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Gun safety proponents say that in the final analysis the noisier a gun is, the better the chance to hear it and flee, and that a background check makes sense to weed out miscreants bearing arms with silencers.
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There is plenty of policy support for smart, electric-vehicle ventures in China, but funds are getting harder to come by, while policymakers try to weed out companies with mediocre technology, analysts and executives at EV startups say.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Friday laid out the latest steps by his company to weed out fake news, amid growing criticism over the possible impact misinformation on the social network had on swaying the U.S. presidential election outcome.
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The billionaire standard-bearer for the GOP stated that immigrants were "pouring in" without any screening, vowed to "suspend immigration from areas of the world" he sees fit, and swore to weed out immigrants based on their religion.
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The contractor explained that because these quality control procedures don't weed out cases where a user has unintentionally triggered Siri, contractors end up overhearing conversations users may not ever have wanted to be recorded in the first place.
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The smaller version of the Dyson Pure Cool uses Dyson's bladeless fan technology to circulate air around your room efficiently and a double-layered HEPA and graphite filter to weed out both volatile organic compounds and noxious odors.
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The move prompted a host of tech companies to refuse service to white supremacists, with Apple, Paypal, Spotify, and Cloudflare all taking steps to weed out members of hate groups on their platforms, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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Trump has repeatedly defended the call as "perfect," insisting that his mention of Biden was related to his effort to weed out "corruption" in Kyiv and maintaining that it had nothing to do with the 2020 presidential election.
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It is the role of the federal government and state enforcement officials to weed out these few "bad actors" so that the public can be assured that the coaches they ride will get them safely to their destination.
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Strict vetting is intended to weed out fighters who could pose an internal threat; in the first two months of 2017, at least a dozen so-called "insider attacks" took place where service members turned on their colleagues.
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While Facebook is doing everything in its power to make it a safe place for brands and users, it's impossible to completely weed out crime and violence on its platform, global head of sales Carolyn Everson told CNBC.
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After the season ended, Nepal's government announced robust safety rules intended to weed out inexperienced climbers, reduce the number of people on Everest and prevent another pileup, which was blamed for some of the 11 deaths in 2019.
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From where I sit, Facebook's trying to weed out foreign election meddling — without remaking the underlying infrastructure that enables influence campaigns in the first place — seems akin to trying to quell an Ebola epidemic by handing out Kleenex.
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In order to streamline trade talks between Washington and Beijing, China is looking to weed out other topics of conversation that come up between the world's two largest economies during negotiations, like national security threats, the WSJ said.
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Those agents will now conduct DNA tests on some migrants to determine if the children they are traveling with are not their own, part of a pilot program that the department says aims to weed out fraudulent families.
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"We're trying to figure out what's the capacity of the amicus but also how to weed out those cases that are truly routine that don't present any novel issues, making sure that that's a real distinction," he said.
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"We're trying to figure out what's the capacity of the amicus, but also how to weed out those cases that are truly routine that don't present any novel issues, making sure that that's a real distinction," he said.
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Some use the technology only to weed out automated attacks and suspicious transactions, but others are going significantly further, amassing tens of millions of profiles that can identify customers by how they touch, hold and tap their devices.
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In a proposal that will need backing from EU countries and the European Parliament, internet platforms will also be required to take proactive measures, such as developing new tools to weed out abuse and human oversight of content.
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Throughout the campaign, PiS told voters that business and cultural elites should be replaced with people who espouse patriotic values, to weed out what it says is a communist-era web of influence that prevents fair market competition.
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" After immersing herself in the Chinese education structure, she visits American schools and quickly recognizes that while the Chinese system is designed to weed out and filter students, in America the express goal is "No child left behind.
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More than 40,000 migrants have been returned to Mexico under the policy, which the administration says is needed to weed out fraudulent asylum claims and ease the burden on a detention system that experienced extensive overcrowding this year.
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The most recent update came in an ostensibly security-focused mid-August speech that proposed both "extreme vetting" of would-be entrants to the United States, and a new series of ideological tests to weed out undesirable migrants.
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The background check system aims to weed out sales to people with certain types of criminal records and mental health issues, and officials said it had helped to stop more than two million sales since it began in 1998.
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Just processed by the SEC on this bright Friday afternoon: TraceLink, a software-as-a-service platform for tracking pharmaceuticals and trying to weed out counterfeit prescription drugs in the process, has raised $60 million in Series D funding.
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Not only are developers encouraged to monitor the type of input device and set up multiplayer matchmaking accordingly, but they'll hopefully be able to weed out the cheaters who use devices like the XIM to dominate controller-tethered players.
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Trump during his campaign called for developing new "extreme vetting" screening procedures that would weed out potential terrorists from visa applicants by asking questions about their views on the US and ensuring that individuals support the US's pluralistic values.
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Candidates for the 2015 election were selected late in the day, notes Ms Milazzo, which meant that most failed to build local reputations and there was no time to weed out cranks (one described Islam as an "evil cult").
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The big picture: Facebook has mostly figured out how to weed out scam posts that have been uploaded by bots, but it's had a much harder time filtering out content uploaded by humans that doesn't explicitly violate its rules.
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It's also, in Facebook's own words, "the only country in the world with a significant online presence that hasn't standardized on Unicode"—meaning many of the artificial intelligence tools meant to weed out harmful content simply didn't work there.
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To meet the requirements of the new guidelines, provincial governments must increase oversight of projects and central government ministries will carry out checks on those towns that have been approved to weed out those deemed unfit, the ministries said.
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This focus should prompt aid groups to look at their hiring practices and weed out workers with records of misconduct, said Nene Mathurin, spokesman for the Research and Support Group to the Rural Environment, a Haitian anti-poverty nonprofit.
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Facing a barrage of criticism for failing to stem a flood of phoney news articles in the run-up to the U.S. election, Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg has disclosed steps to weed out hoaxes and other false information.
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They had been removed earlier this year when the supply ministry started to sift through the system to weed out people whose income was believed to be too high to warrant access to cheap rice, pasta and other items.
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The declaration, published on Monday, accused the government of heavy-handedness in its efforts to weed out militants, who have increasingly brought their fight out of the mountains and into the towns, creating a major headache for security forces.
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The best way to reduce your risk of negative health effects from contaminated water, she said, is to find out where your water comes from, then purchase a filter that's designed to weed out contaminants in your local system.
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The administration has defended the new restrictions as necessary to ease the burden on an immigration system grappling with a rising number of asylum claims by allowing it to swiftly weed out individuals trying to "exploit" the asylum protections.
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President Trump will sign on Thursday an executive order to create a new office in the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) that can weed out poorly performing employees and protect whistleblowers, VA Secretary David Shulkin told reporters Wednesday night.
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"Applying new requirements on suppliers entering and operating in the market will aid us to weed out those that are underprepared, under-resourced and unfit," Mary Starks, executive director of consumers and markets at Ofgem, said in a statement.
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That became a requirement for security guards in France in 2008, which made it possible to weed out the guys who are only in it to start a fight, and opened the job up to a lot of women.
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What separates Snapchat from competitors, and what will surely be an appeal to investors as Snapchat readies for an upcoming IPO, is Snapchat's selectivity about its Discover partnerships, which allows them to weed out potential spam or misleading information.
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Just look at what happened to websites like Upworthy, Viralnova and Distractify, which amassed enormous Facebook followings and then faded from view after the site's algorithm started to weed out pages that published hyperbolic headlines and low-value fluff.
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The police officers involved would also undergo a vetting process to weed out "rogue" officers, said Dela Rosa, adding that past abuses had involved the police seeking bribes to drop the names of people from the lists they compiled.
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Babis campaigned in 2013 to smash the traditional set-up and weed out corruption in parties that have ruled the country since the end of communism in 1989 before joining a coalition with the Social Democrats and Christian Democrats.
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When they are stopped just before dawn by a Syrian Army patrol, their reflective responses to its taunts lead to a terrible end and a realization that Daesh sometimes dresses up as its enemies to weed out false believers.
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But the coasts and the cities are full of wealthy elites who pay to have professional editors weed out fake news from their digital feeds, and regard the rest of the country with a kind of disgusted anthropological fascination.
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"When I really started to notice the difference between underrepresented minority experiences and otherwise was when I was in a college biology class there," he said, explaining that biology is considered a "weed-out" class for pre-med students.
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The government says the judicial review will allow it to weed out the followers of a U.S.-based Muslim cleric accused by Erdogan of attempting to topple him, and help streamline high courts bogged down by a backlog of cases.
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For instance, Shales had to collect a bunch of clips of Kardashian from her reality show, "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," use computer software to sort out the images with faces in them, and then manually weed out the bad ones.
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The Bachelor alum is once again tasked with helping her gal pal Hannah weed out any suspicious dudes who might not be there for the right reasons, with a planted makeup artist and animal trainer instructed to flirt with the men.
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China has splashed out billions of dollars in subsidies to promote greener cars, creating a gold-rush among unknown start-ups, but is now tightening its grip on the world's biggest electric vehicle market to weed out weaker domestic firms.
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For sellers like Jason Baer, whose store PajamaGram has sold on Amazon for over 10 years, the commission shows Amazon is setting higher costs to weed out mediocre sellers or to challenge them to refine their product lines and marketing.
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Facebook has been accused by human rights advocates of not doing enough to weed out hate messages on its social-media network in Myanmar, where it has become a near-ubiquitous communications tool following the opening up of the economy.
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The army was so appalled by the corruption of the BNP's last stint in government, which ended in 2006, that it briefly seized power in an attempt to weed out crooked politicians before allowing an election to go ahead in 2008.
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China has long urged Pakistan to weed out what it says are militants from Xinjiang, who are holed up in lawless ethnic Pashtun lands on the Pakistan-Afghan border, home to a mix of groups, including the Taliban and al Qaeda.
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If this man-eating fly mated with a wild fruit fly, natural selection would likely weed out that man-eating gene in favor of a dietary preference that has over time evolved to help the fly best survive its natural habitat.
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While it's seen success in using machine-learning tools to weed out terrorist content, YouTube says moving forward it will broaden this effort and will integrate more machine-learning technology across other challenging content areas, like child safety and hate speech.
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You can schedule travel plans, make changes to your itinerary, keep all your confirmation details in one place, manage budgets for solo and group trips, and take advantage of the app's built-in search features to weed out less popular picks.
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On one hand, this is a tremendously awesome time to connect with people on a deep level—you will weed out the fake friends from the gems, and relationships (romantic and otherwise) you want to grow will get a boost.
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To combat those "hard problems," Zuckerberg says Facebook will invest upfront in double the amount of people to review content and ads (bringing the total to 20,000), and more technology like artificial intelligence to weed out and monitor bad content.
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Although apps are screened for malware and other malicious components before apps are allowed into Google Play, the search and mobile giant has been accused of not doing enough to weed out malicious apps before they make it to users' devices.
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But with Babis facing potential fraud charges, which he denies, most parties have ruled out any tie-up with ANO although it won over many voters with pledges to run the state like a business and weed out political corruption.
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MANILA/HONG KONG (Reuters) - China and the Philippines have joined forces to tackle illegal gambling, part of Beijing's broader campaign to curb illicit capital outflows and a pledge by Manila to weed out unscrupulous operators from the country's booming gaming industry.
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"We therefore lower our target and instead aim to classify email addresses by the type of emails they send," they continue, likely meaning that the researchers are trying to weed out annoying emails by looking at addresses associated with spam.
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Choosing from multiple shots also allows the app to weed out the ones where someone is blinking or goes from a smile to a grimace, serving up the best image, or the best couple of images if they are significantly different.
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So while I'd love to see this new filter successfully weed out abuse in my inbox, given that Twitter seems to have a different definition of abuse than most of its users, excuse me if I don't get my hopes up.
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The military maintains that its strict vetting, which has led to lengthy backlogs and delays and has snagged the enlistment of at least one-third of current Mavni recruits, is necessary to weed out immigrants who might harm national security.
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The coordinated activity — a collection of memes, photos and posts on issues like feminist empowerment, indigenous rights and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency — show the enormity of the challenge ahead of Facebook, as it tries to weed out impersonators.
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While some resellers prefer to sell through Instagram or their own websites, resale marketplaces like StockX and GOAT can be great places for sneaker resellers to conduct business because of advantages like authentication systems that can weed out fake pairs.
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"The solution is not to weed out the ones who don't care, but to support the large number of physicians who are deeply invested and have the capacity to provide excellent care, but lose that capacity over time," Dr. Schonfeld said.
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At emergency rooms in Los Angeles, doctors say they are trying to weed out truth from fiction on social media about how to diagnose coronavirus cases in the absence of tests, and under what circumstances they need to wear protective gear.
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There are certainly worse things than having to scroll endlessly to find something to watch amidst Netflix's sea of content—but this will likely help weed out some repetitive content while surfacing others that might have been buried or missed.
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It was here that Ms. Regan learned to weed out the arrogant young male chefs who challenged her authority and to temper her own tendencies to either withdraw or yell like a coyote and fire people if things weren't done properly.
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Starbucks will need significantly more than an afternoon of training to weed out racial bias among its 175,0003 employees, the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund said in a report that recommended wide-ranging changes at the Seattle coffee maker.
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The method, which is similar to how television is sold, could be a way to weed out lower-quality shows — which won't earn ad revenue — and may convince advertisers to spend similar amounts of money as they would on television commercials.
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It would also suspend any immigration for at least 30 days from a number of predominantly Muslim countries — Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen — while the government toughened its already stringent screening procedures to weed out potential terrorists.
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We've scoured the figurative aisles of Amazon's robust fashion section to weed out not just the most customer-loved little black dresses, but also the best prices for versatile pieces you can wear over and over again to any occasion.
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It&aposs not that you owe that information to others, but doing so could save you precious time, energy, and heartache because it will weed out other dating app users who have no interest in dating someone who is sober.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg said on a post on his Facebook page Friday that the company will ask users if they are familiar with a specific news source — and whether they trusted it — in order to help weed out less reliable sources.
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Anthony Scaramucci, President Trump's incoming White House communications director, scaled back his earlier pledge of purging his press shop in order to weed out possible leakers, saying late Tuesday that he does not plan to aggressively fire people — for now.
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In one case, someone not only launched a new page -- Marines United 2, or MU2 -- that promises to better weed out anyone looking to blow the whistle on the group's depraved behavior, but members have taken to taunting federal and military investigators.
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The company has tested algorithms and artificial intelligence to weed out this type of content from being uploaded in the first place, but the technology isn't there yet and miscalculations could inhibit users from accessing the technology who want to use it safely.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is studying plans to cope with an influx of perhaps tens of thousands of North Korean evacuees if a military or other crisis breaks out on the peninsula, including ways to weed out spies and terrorists, a domestic newspaper said.
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At Facebook's annual F8 developer conference on Wednesday, Schroepfer detailed just how much AI has improved over time, and the ways the world's largest social network uses the technology to, uh, weed out, posts and ads it doesn't want users to see.
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Photo: APHouse Democrats are working to keep a flame to Facebook's feet ahead of the company's anticipated responses to lingering concerns over the handling of user data, as well its ongoing efforts to weed out foreign-bought political ads targeting American voters.
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As with any ETF, the fund spares would-be investors the need to pick out their own favourite stocks, or indeed weed out dodgy ones, as it will simply replicate and track an index, in this case the North American Medical Marijuana Index.
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India's central bank had announced only a day earlier that demonetization — Narendra Modi's abrupt decision to ban 86% of the country's currency bills and swap them out for new ones, ostentatiously to weed out illegal cash hoarders — had effectively failed in its objective.
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But at a time when people seem to (finally!) be realizing how important it is to lessen their carbon foot print, it can definitely be difficult to weed out brands that are true change-makers from ones that are simply green-washers.
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At Elkabti's optometry office, a photo of her in a hijab is displayed prominently outside the door in part to weed out bigots who might cause trouble if they show up for an appointment to find that their eye doctor is Muslim.
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College admissions officers, who opted for the Common Application to make multiple applications to college easier, subsequently tried to weed out the not-so-serious applicants by making a pre-application college visit and a tour weigh in favor of an applicant.
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And as more of us confront subscription overload and try to weed out the entertainment we can live without, it's helpful to have a reference for how much these things cost — not just by month, but also added up over a year.
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Facebook said back in March, during the height of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, that it would be auditing apps on its platform to weed out data abuse, and in May, Facebook said it had suspended more than 200 such apps in that investigation.
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But China has also long urged Pakistan to weed out what it says are militants from Xinjiang, who are holed up in lawless ethnic Pashtun lands on the Pakistan-Afghan border, home to a mix of groups, including the Taliban and al Qaeda.
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Until recently, Uber only ran background checks on drivers "periodically," but with these changes, Uber is supposed to get "real-time" updates on drivers' backgrounds, allowing the company to learn of any charges that occur right away and weed out anyone potentially problematic.
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" The "ideological screening test" he wants to use for immigrants to the United States will weed out "members or sympathizers of terrorist groups…who have hostile attitudes towards our country or its principles – or who believe that Sharia law should supplant American law.
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It makes sense to structure dating apps around common values, which are perhaps becoming more clear in the Trump era; for example, Bumble recently introduced a "filtering" feature that lets people weed out matches who don't meet their political, astrological, or lifestyle preferences.
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But the President, without substantive proof, has sought to weed out "illegal" voting since the 2016 presidential election, when he falsely claimed that "millions of people" voted illegally for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election, costing him the popular vote.
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Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Akesson, who has tried to weed out overt racism and tone down some of the party's rhetoric to broaden its appeal, has pledged to bring down any government that does not give it influence over policy, particularly on immigration.
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To battle the effects of the algorithm shake-up, some Instagrammers are asking their followers to adjust their notifications preferences to receive alerts every time the 'grammers post an image (ensuring this new nonchronological timeline doesn't weed out their images from users' feeds).
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GUANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - After paying out billions of dollars in subsidies to promote greener cars - and creating a gold-rush among unknown start-ups - China is tightening its grip on the world's biggest electric vehicle (EV) market to weed out weaker domestic firms.
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The Young Pope wants to weed out all the homosexuals; Francis instead removed conservatives and stacked the congregation with pastors in his image, including Chicago's newly installed Cardinal Blase Cupich, who has a name better than any on HBO, "Game of Thrones" included.
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Worse still, vulnerable groups remain at the mercy of online hate speech which platforms not only can't (or won't) weed out, but whose algorithms often seem to deliberately choose to amplify — the technology itself being complicit in whipping up violence against minorities.
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Last month, in an exercise to weed out illegal immigration in the eastern state of Assam, the government excluded 1.9 million Indians from the National Register of Citizens, who now stand to lose statehood if they're unable to win a labyrinthine appeal process.
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A national audit will weed out those that have failed to tick all the legal boxes, while those in the region surrounding Beijing will be forced to cut production by at least 30 percent over the next winter heating season starting November.
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The new thinking postulated that companies should be run solely for the benefit of shareholders, that managers should be given stakes to align their interests with those of owners, and that an active market for corporate control would weed out ineffective management.
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After analyzing the data to weed out other factors that could affect reporting, they found that the rise of the Me Too movement led to a 14 percent increase in the reporting of sex crimes in the three months after October 2017.
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But it sends the message, according to immigration attorneys, that application reviewers can — and should — weed out visa applications for jobs that are lower-level, lower-paying and do not meet the education bar of the specialized technical jobs H-1B visas are meant for.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A top cotton producing state in India is to start mapping its entire supply chain as part of a unique collaboration with the International Labour Organisation (ILO) to weed out child labor and slavery from its fields and factories.
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You can drag and drop emails to move them between categories, but by and large, this system will let you weed out the hundreds of shopping newsletters you were probably never going to read and keeps the important stuff right in front of you.
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They were able to weed out some of the candidates by attacking them with scisssors and then testing them anew; if a parachute couldn't continue to perform after receiving a few slashes from a handheld blade, it stood no chance in the unforgiving Martian atmosphere.
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Both the ADOS activists and the researchers trying to weed out trolls believe social media companies need to do more to get bot accounts off their platforms, and they criticized Twitter for not verifying users to make sure that they're accurately portraying themselves online.
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The government has been vetting judges to weed out those it considers corrupt, in a bid to end impunity for top politicians and meet a condition of the European Union, which has delayed until autumn a decision on whether to hold accession talks with Tirana.
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Scruff and Jack'd, both location-based chat and dating apps catering to gay and bisexual men, told BuzzFeed News they were able to weed out and stop the abuse incited by Herrick's ex on their platforms, though to protect trade secrets, neither would provide specifics.
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It's great that Google is building tools to automatically flag and remove deceptive videos and weed out spam, but if the end result is a black box that just arbitrarily makes decisions that even Google's content isn't safe from, then who is it really helping?
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The guest list function on my website confused a lot of my guests and often made duplicates, making it impossible for my husband and I to know how many guests to plan for without painstakingly combing through the list and trying to weed out copies.
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Nonetheless, the company released a new non-discrimination policy it calls "The Airbnb Community Commitment" back in October of last year that it makes hosts agree to, and it's also ramped up efforts to weed out racist hosts and build better protections for users.
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But any attempts to weed out extremism have been met with rank desertion from many Trump supporters to more extreme subreddit camps — an interesting prognosticator of what could happen if Trump's real-life campaign should start to woo moderates and tone down inflammatory language.
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I wanted to start a place that would kind of weed out all the junk—because a lot of places offer products and services that aren't the most effective—and provide the same services as top clinics but in a more affordable, everyday way.
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Since then it's changed the algorithm to show fewer hoaxes, trained AI to weed out clickbait and spam, combatted fake news with reporting options and fact checkers, demoted links to crappy ad-filled sites and expanded its attack on clickbait to nine more languages.
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Commissioners talked about ways they could weed out illegal votes — such as tracking non-citizens who are disqualified from serving on juries, notifying states of people convicted of crimes that disqualify them from voting, and crosschecking voters rolls from one state to the next.
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The efforts span major newspapers embarking on projects to advance data journalism and the use of AI to surface stories for readers, through to a nonprofit developing ways to weed out fake news, a timely subject in the wake of the recent U.S. election.
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"Any scores based on income or zip code—characteristics that often serve as surrogates for race—will weed out consumers that they do not want to do business with, do not want to hire, or do not want to provide housing to," she said.
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This news came out after a Gizmodo report stated that Facebook had already built a system that could weed out fake news but had chosen not to deploy it because of the undesirable optics of the tool going after mostly right-wing "news" sources.
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China has long urged Pakistan to weed out what it says are militants from its far western region of Xinjiang who have holed up in lawless ethnic Pashtun areas on Pakistan's Afghan border, home to a mix of groups, including the Taliban and al Qaeda.
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This year, in an effort to weed out human traffickers in the city's renowned red-light district, he backed a proposal to empower prostitutes by allowing them to set up an official cooperative in which they could have a say about their work conditions.
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As a result of a civil suit filed by the three women attacked by Mr. Manzanares, the Border Patrol has been forced to answer questions about its hiring practices, its ability to weed out disturbed agents, and whether there is adequate supervision of officers.
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He later said he wanted to impose "extreme vetting" of refugees from Syria and other countries where terrorism was rampant, although the Obama administration had already instituted strict screening procedures for Syrian refugees that were designed to weed out anyone who posed a danger.
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It's so trustworthy that last year, when Facebook began enlisting fact-checking organizations to help it weed out fake news stories from its news feeds, Snopes was one of the five entities entrusted with the task, along with the Associated Press and other news outlets.
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Japan is studying plans to cope with a possible influx of tens of thousands of North Korean evacuees should a military or other crisis break out on the peninsula, as well as how to weed out spies and terrorists among them, a domestic newspaper said.
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It pledged to take legal action if needed to "weed out" bad performers in the sector, and proposed a range of amendments to its modaraba rules including the appointment of independent directors and the creation of a reserve fund for each institution to increase financial stability.
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The proposed legislation would eliminate the lottery system in favor of a "preference system" created by USCIS to give priority to foreign students educated in the US. In doing so, it would aim to weed out foreign outsourcing firms, which are said to exploit the system.
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In the United States, one of Nissan's biggest markets, the plan calls for fresh efforts to weed out the practice of buying market share by selling vehicles to rental car and other fleet operators at heavy discounts - a practice which destroyed profitability and undermined Nissan's brand image.
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She would cross-reference that with the phone book listing, relying on a potential client's willingness to be honest — and the implicit suggestion that access to their contact details might offer her some recourse if they acted badly — as a way to weed out more dangerous clients.
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SM: I suppose we're back at the point where we want people (party elites, in this case) to be making judgments using empirical evidence and trying to weed out bias, but I don't know why they should be different from anyone else in any other field.
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For individuals that turn to the most powerful search engine to find information about abortion services, this is a crucial policy update to help them weed out legitimate medical institutions that provide those services from crisis pregnancy centers that aim to dissuade women from having an abortion.
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So, in an effort to weed out the people who she definitely didn't want to talk to — and who really shouldn't have wanted to talk to her — Bianca Lentini set up a very clear set of "rules" for anyone looking at her Tinder profile, Bust reports.
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The expert noted that people are more inclined to put things like "swipe left if you voted for Trump" in their dating profiles or wear a "Make America Great Again" hat in their profile picture to weed out potential matches who don't share their same political views.
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Apple's longstanding approach of using human editors to select a limited number of stories from reliable sources stands in contrast to Facebook's approach of letting publishers and users post stories, then relying on a mixture of technology and human editors to weed out less reliable sources.
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The Joint and Several Liability (JSL) notices — as the red flag notices are officially called — have been around since 2016, part of a wider remit both to identify tax loss and also weed out those who might be tricking the system to the detriment of U.K. businesses.
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Beefing up overseas business will complement measures including a hard-fought deal with unions to cut thousands of jobs through natural attrition and weed out red tape, especially in high-cost Germany, and to increase output of vehicles based on the MQB architecture, according to Diess.
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"I can tell you right now that because of the injunction that I am not fully confident we are doing all that we can to weed out potential wrongdoers from these locations," John F. Kelly, the Homeland Security secretary, told lawmakers during a hearing on Tuesday.
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I toured Hunters Point with Thomas J. Foley, deputy commissioner of the D.D.C. He acknowledged problems with the city's construction process, lamenting the lack of a preapproved "excellence" list for contractors, or some equivalent filter to weed out the bottom feeders in construction and attract better firms.
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The app could end up being used to weed out people who others deem genetically undesirable or inferior, Rose wrote, and put them at a disadvantage on these dating platforms that are meant to be inclusive of people regardless of ability, gender identity, and other factors.
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The University of Farmington, which ICE agents opened in 2015 to weed out fraudsters, did not qualify because it wasn't a real educational institution: Although ICE advertised the university as offering graduate STEM courses, it did not have any teachers, curriculum, classes, or other educational activities.
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Banning proprietary trading from the nation's core financial institutions — and thus separating out the big betting activities from customer-serving banking — not only would reduce the risk of blow-up and bailout, but would weed-out the serious conflicts of interest between banks and their clients.
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Rather than learning about the enduring principles of the Enlightenment enshrined in our Constitution that free man can live in community and flourish, universities have become hotbeds of intellectual terror as students weed out thoughts these students consider hateful and are producing hollow men and women.
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He says momentum is also being driven by the general digital feedback loop of Internet research combined with online reviews helping to weed out bad quality and raise standards among tour suppliers — and thus also grow demand for activities and day trips as more consumers share their (positive) experiences.
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Getting access to IBM's grid, Freundlich said, "is a massive sort of jump start to the drug discovery effort," helping to weed out the many compounds that aren't likely to address Zika, and identifying what will be relatively few compounds that offer a better chance of fighting it.
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But with the platforms facing increasing pressure to weed out false and misleading posts—including co-ordinated attempts by foreign governments to manipulate public opinion in the run-up to the midterms—perhaps it's not so surprising they picked a week three months before the election to act.
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Recently, Facebook said it would alter the News Feed algorithm to favor posts between friends and family over news sources that may seek to game its algorithm, while the company announced plans last week to survey users about news sources' reliability to help weed out those bad actors.
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A researcher at Carnegie Mellon University has developed an intelligent system that is helping the U.S. Coast Guard to distinguish and weed out prank mayday calls that cost it up to millions of dollars a year when it flies or motors out on pointless rescue missions, per Govtech.com.
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"Mitigation of such assaults relies on the ability to both scale up networking and computing resources, and to accurately analyze incoming traffic to weed out malicious visitors," Imperva Incapsula's Zeifman says, which he believes can be achieved through cloud-based security solutions rather than on-premise security tools.
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You can now select keywords and phrases that you would like to weed out of your notifications view, and if you have ever been part of an ongoing conversation by way of your name getting tagged — the infamous Twitter "canoe" — you can now drop out of those, too.
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"A review of these opinions does not demonstrate a split, but only that the courts are applying the facts to the appropriate precedent to weed out only those cases that do not meet the Article III standards the court has long identified," the new Supreme Court brief said.
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"The IRS should not even consider giving tax return preparers access to taxpayer account information until it is able to establish minimum standards for competence, to suspend preparers who engage in improper conduct, and to conduct background checks to weed out preparers with criminal records," the report said.
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But as the need for scale intensifies to weed out winners and losers in a $107 billion global market where most players are spending heavily on marketing and still loss-making, Uber needs to win more business in Europe, where more food is ordered directly from independent outlets.
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That contrasts with Boeing's original 777 development in the 1990s, when the FAA required Boeing to build a cockpit replica to conduct tests designed to weed out safety risks lurking in the 777 designs, and granular results were reported directly to the FAA for months, the official said.
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Generally speaking, you could say this about any industry, and our hope, and the way that our society works, is that we trust the justice system to weed out the wheat from the chaff, and to impose liability where it's appropriate, and to dismiss frivolous lawsuits where it's appropriate.
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On the other side, individuals go through a "brief expertise check" to vet them, and they too have to be a bit more specific on what they can and what they want to do, and what they want to earn, to help weed out opportunities that might not be suitable.
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But "Mercy" doesn't grant us an inside look at the Saviors' day-to-day operations, so we really have no idea whether Negan engages in any mind games with his subordinates to weed out subversives, or whether he runs his shop purely on trust and fear like a thuggish dolt.
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The company disclosed its four-pronged approach to defend against election interference back in March, saying it would work with the FBI and outside security experts, weed out fake accounts using artificial intelligence, increase political ad transparency, and reduce the spread of fake news by employing more human fact-checkers.
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Your ruling planet Venus connects with power planet Pluto on April 14 and clashes with Jupiter on April 15—big emotions are in the air as you try to weed out your fake friends from your real ones, and as you test deeper, more intimate territories with your romantic parties.
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That's because, as Associate Professor at the University of Michigan's School of Information Sarita Yardi Schoenebeck told Mashable, at present, facial recognition tech doesn't do a great job of identifying individuals' ages — hence, it would require a herculean effort to manually weed out photos of children in that data set.
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YouTube, on the other hand, is not only infinitely times easier to browse, but also serves as a means to weed out a lot of the mediocre material that you'd surely find on other music-oriented sites, since who would bother going through the (minimal) efforts needed to upload something shitty?
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As he admits in the preface to Fire and Fury, he doesn't always make an effort to weed out self-serving or dishonest accounts: Many of the accounts of what has happened in the Trump White House are in conflict with one another; many, in Trumpian fashion, are baldly untrue.
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"We've heard from people that they want to see fewer stories that are hoaxes, or misleading news," the company said in January 2015; "[we will] continue to weed out stories that people frequently tell us are spammy and that they don't want to see," it said in August 2014; et cetera.
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Often seen as operating outside of the law and with their own agenda, police and lawmakers face the derision of a community supportive of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), the country's anti-corruption agency that routinely ranks among the most trusted, in its efforts to weed out corruption in Indonesia's government and police.
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Chinese censors crack down on content and conversations about subjects deemed sensitive by Beijing, including the Tiananmen Square massacre, Tibet and criticism of President Xi. They also punish sites that fail to weed out material like pornography and crude content that the ruling Communist Party considers vulgar or otherwise harmful to society.
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Paul Hewitt, a clinical psychologist and professor at the University of British Columbia who studies the phenomenon, remembers a bright young college student who came to him, similarly obsessed with earning an A+ in one of those ridiculously difficult courses that are designed to weed out people who aren't serious about a major.
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Add this all to the ongoing trainwreck regarding possible election interference on Facebook (a byproduct of the company running ads from essentially anyone who can pay and relying largely on user reports to weed out the bad), and it's very clear that there is a serious problem with how private corporations manage public speech.
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Cofacts offers step-by-step instructions for those who can't figure out how to use the platform, as well as a set of clear editorial guidelines that helps volunteers weed out uncheckable messages or ones that are "personal opinion," and what types of reliable sources they can use to back up their fact-checking work.
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In August 2014, Facebook said it would combat misleading clickbait: Today we're announcing some improvements to News Feed to help people find the posts and links from publishers that are most interesting and relevant, and to continue to weed out stories that people frequently tell us are spammy and that they don't want to see.
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After five black cadet candidates at the US Air Force Academy (USAFA) prep school discovered the words "get out n****r" written on their dorm room message boards Tuesday, the school's top administrator vowed to weed out discrimination within his ranks and track down whoever penned the racist messages, the Colorado Spring Gazette reports.
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On Friday, a federal judge ruled against an Indiana law passed earlier this year that would have canceled registrations for anyone whose name was flagged by the Crosscheck program, an interstate compact by which states cross-reference their voter lists against each other to weed out those who might be registered in multiple states.
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The couple met in August 2016 on OkCupid, and a few days later, on a sweltering day, they had coffee then walked through Central Park where Ms. Macchi carried a parasol, which she regularly took along on dates not only to block the sun, but to weed out men put off by her quirkiness.
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The couple met in August 20153 on OkCupid, and a few days later, on a sweltering day, they had coffee then walked through Central Park where Ms. Macchi carried a parasol, which she regularly took along on dates not only to block the sun, but to weed out men put off by her quirkiness.
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Inslee also likened the targeting of Iranian Americans to that of Japanese Americans during World War II. After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the US government sought to weed out Japanese spies, resulting in the mass detention of about 117,000 individuals of Japanese descent, most of whom were American citizens, in isolated camps.
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We read hundreds of customer reviews, scoured the catalogs of retailers both big and small, and used our own personal experience to weed out the most helpful and necessary accessories that we think you'd be hard-pressed to not take on your next journey (especially if your pet plans to join in on the fun).
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Fund, like many others, points out that Trump might be weaker in Iowa because the caucus system, which requires not just casting a ballot but devoting hours to meetings, tends to weed out poorer voters (who lack resources to spend a day caucusing) and those who haven't participated in the caucus before—both groups that skew toward Trump.
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Theoretically, you could consider it a way to weed out the people who really don't care that much about seeing the latest hot movie on opening night, but it's hard to see it as anything other than changing the relatively egalitarian process of buying movie tickets to a model in which they only go to the highest bidder.
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Directed by Ciaran Cassidy and Adrian Chen, a journalist who has written about the moderation process, the documentary is a window into a largely hidden part of the internet work force: employees who sit in an office and make decisions about whether to remove explicit photos, or who examine dating site profiles to weed out fakes.
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But that caravan was much smaller, at most 1,500 at its start in southern Mexico, than the thousands now waiting in Tijuana, and its members had been vetted by the NGO that led it, Pueblo Sin Fronteras, to weed out those whose asylum claims were likely to be found without merit by the time it reached the border.
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So to have stayed there for three, four months — however long it was before being shipped out — in this place that's designed to weed out the stronger from the weaker...because a lot of people died just waiting to get on to the Middle Passage and then died on the Middle Passage and died in slavery.
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They determined that having the financial sector pay for some of the benefits it receives is "very tempting," but the case isn't clear-cut: An FTT could reduce volatility but it could also increase it, and while it might weed out some less than desirable activity, it could also take out good activity along the way.
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But all that comparative training requires a huge amount of resources, and sorting the good from the bad in terms of which are working out relies on either the gut feeling of individual engineers, or massive-scale search with a manual component involved where engineers "weed out" the worst performing neural nets to free up processing capabilities for better ones.
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I couldn't help but think that if I — a person effectively trained in how to weed out scientific fact from fiction on the internet — had a hard time dealing with the overwhelming amount of pregnancy information out there, it might be nearly impossible for a person with less experience using that type of discernment to figure out what to pay attention to.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Monday's episode, Lindsay, 32, invites her Bachelor besties Corinne Olympios, Alexis Waters, Raven Gates and Jasmine Goode to join her on a group date, and like any good friends, the women are on a mission to do one thing and one thing only: weed out the bad guys amongst their BFF's crop of potential fiancés.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE is considering giving lie detector tests to the entire staff of the National Security Council (NSC) in an effort to weed out leakers, Axios reported on Sunday.
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"Apple can embrace security researchers, or try to facilitate programs that will secure its operating system, but it's never going to be able to compete with what is going on behind the scenes in the black market," said Jay Kaplan, a former N.S.A. analyst and co-founder of Synack, a company that deploys hackers to weed out vulnerabilities in clients' systems.
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But first, Facebook needs its software to better understand language, the intent beyond that language, and other very tricky problems still out of reach for most modern AI. Its not immediately clear where Bloomsbury will fit into the picture here, though TechCrunch notes that Bloomsbury AI co-founder Sebastian Riedel also helped create a company called Factmata that was designed to help weed out fake news.
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But as far as profit goes, it's not always in the interest of tech giants to try to weed out the bad seeds in favor of truly creating something close to an amicable environment—despite it being well within their power to do so, as evidenced by the above list, and certainly in spite of whatever noise powerful executives make about their hands being tied.
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As I finally buckled down and started dealing with said problem, I realized that there was a slight silver lining: the packing process gave me an opportunity to sort through my collection and weed out anything that I no longer wanted (or wanted to sell, because capitalism is an ever-tightening noose around our necks and I have a new parasitic landlord to keep happy).
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If you, like me, were a stoner teen in the days before there were online tutorials about how to smoke weed out of literally anything, you are likely familiar with the process of desperately fashioning pipes and bongs out of anything you possibly could: apples your parents packed you for lunch, milk crates from the cafeteria, old plastic vodka bottles, the list goes on.
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In most of the discretionary grant processes GAO examined before Chao took office, DOT's technical staff would weed out applications that didn't meet basic eligibility criteria and give each project an overall score, after which a senior review team would make a list of recommended grantees that present the biggest return on the taxpayer investment, based on the department's priorities, according to the GAO.
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But when you weed out journals and keepsake albums, books for specialized audiences (often religious ones, like "Biblical Grandparenting: Exploring God's Design, Culture's Messages, and Disciple-Making Methods to Pass Faith to Future Generations"), self-published books (without gatekeepers, it's hard to gauge quality), books that label their reader a "complete idiot," and those out of print except for digital versions, there's not much left of substance.
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" He was much less impressed with the INS officials who were responsible for facilitating legal immigration; after leaving office in 1993, he complained to David Gergen (then of US News) that his attempts to overhaul the agency had been stymied, and endorsed things like placing agents at foreign airports to check travel documents (since implemented) and "summary deportation proceedings to weed out patently phony claims for asylum.
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In the wake of the U.S. Election, as Facebook and Google come under fire for the dissemination of fake "news" in their News Feed and search results, Twitter is tackling another area that's been a flashpoint issue not only recently, but for years: the social media platform today is unveiling some major updates to its safety policy, aimed at helping users weed out abusive Twitter accounts and Tweets.
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