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They asked her to please update her blog with more accurate information and even offered to do an interview to describe to her in detail how their attack software was now far better than the competition.
We're told, constantly monitor and update your privacy settings.
We talk to experts, we learn from our mistakes, we update our knowledge, we just keep getting better.
And every day, each member of the team gives an update of what they are working on individually.
So to imagine that, think of all the data that Facebook has on you: every status update you ever typed, every Messenger conversation, every place you logged in from, all your photographs that you uploaded there.
I wanted to update that video and give you a new look at it.
Even the attitudes of millennials themselves are overdue for an update.
So in over five thousand years, we've done very little to update tattoo technology, apart from getting access to more colors and slightly more efficient methods of installation.
If they're really interested, they get the update as a text message on their cell phone.
I can't figure out why! (Laughter) Actually, I need to update that.
And I promised to come back and give you an update on how that machine worked.
We then fuse those two distance estimates and update the focus-tunable lens power accordingly.
All of this was before email and cell phones, so over the next several weeks, supposedly, there were letters being sent between the Archdiocese of Manhattan and Miami and with the Vatican, and each day, I'd go into school crying and come home crying, to which my mother would give me an update from some cardinal or bishop to "Keep her going to school while we find her a spot."
And we got more productive because we didn't have to exchange floppy disks; we could update each other more often.
Well, then the universe has to evolve by applying little rules that progressively update this network.
Another update: You will recall I introduced you guys to the Quadro Tracker.
Now the main bad guy, Rughal, does not want these stones to update, so he's trying to get them to stop updating.
So the data is now alive; this is a living image, and I can update it in a second.
Director/screenwriter Diane English's 2008 update of George Cukor's 1939 MGM classic comedy unfortunately shows more mothballs than its predecessor.
The fact that it was based on a Harlan Cohen book is telling, because rather than being a French film (strong on psychology and character), it's more like a John Grisham-esquire roller-coaster ride by numbers with ludicrous plot twists, flashbacks that update previous flashbacks, a predictable villain (as soon as his name is mentioned you think 'hmm, he'll be the bad guy!') and sets of mysterious stereotyped characters who seem to inhabit different movies.
Weekend update, Seth has to tell the audience when to laugh.....Seth would get a proper reception in a Baghdad cafe though...Make sure Andy goes with him...
The umpteenth version of Gaston 'Phantom of the Opera' Leroux's locked-door country-house mystery, I had heard that it was an engaging and witty update.
It's supposed to be a remake or update of "The One-armed Swordsman", by Chang Cheh.
Recently Stephen Harrigan showed how to adapt and update the classics with his screenplay for the magnificent TV movie "King of Texas".
Lila sporting the Walkman seemed like an exaggeration to update the movie.
So when the critics unleashed their fury against "The Cat in the Hat", another big budget Seuss update with a big name star in the title role, I thought that it must be the same old song.
Following which, the touted update goes and shoots itself through the head.
"On a Clear Day You Can See Forever" is nothing more than a New Age update of the "Pygmalion" / "My Fair Lady" story: A professor attempts to turn a common girl into an upper society woman.
This is where the film gets all new and different, as we enter (via a 21st-Century CGI update of Dr Who's kaleidoscopic favourite, the trendy time tunnel) a kind of Hellraiser-y weird world of scary crazy stuff going on all over the place, ruled over by D'Onofrio, now a kind of superking overlord of his twisted mental world, inside his comatose body.
Unlike most documentaries of this kind, there's no coda providing us with an update about their progress (can Matt and Tracy really keep that Brooklyn apartment?
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