The dataset is divided into 8,910 files denoting 3,015 different locations (e.g., cities or certain areas of interest such as Niagara Falls) where for almost every location three different labels are given: resident, tourist and unknown, to denote people who are living in the area, visiting the area or are uncategorized.
Almost every Android is different, but look for a "security" menu in the settings app, sometimes under "personal".
The Chicago Tribune, still ensconced in its lacy neo-Gothic tower on Michigan Avenue, is in almost every respect a different animal from the wacky, pugnaciously conservative, isolationist sheet full of local puffery and idiosyncratic spelling that Col. Robert R. McCormick oversaw in the 1940's and 50's.
Almost every startup uses different software from a big company to manage its activities.
It has taken me countless attempts along with reading numerous articles and books to realize that almost every recipe is different in some way.
Chef-owner Elizabeth Bryan serves up something different almost every day (apart from the non-negotiable Friday meatball banh mi) – check Instagram for the menu.
There may not be a standout track here – a Romeo or a Red Alert – and the desire to show their range (almost every track fuses a different style, from dancehall to trap or tropicalia) dilutes the effect of the whole.
Mr. Romney's support in New Hampshire "is being compromised in almost every demographic by a different candidate," said Michael Dennehy, a longtime Republican strategist in the state who is unaffiliated with a campaign.
As Biggers sipped a beer, I told him how much I liked that photograph — how, for a while, I had used it as the background image on my laptop, and had tried, almost every day, to invent different scenarios for the woman and her incongruous shirt.
