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All the celebrities speaking out against Invasion
Day celebrations
Who • 7h ago
200K+
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Who
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Australia Day honours 2022
Rural achievers recognised in 2022 Australia Day honours
list - Beef ...
Beef Central • 6h ago
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Beef Central
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Danielle Collins
Danielle Collins tops last year's win total, beats
Alize Cornet to reach ...
ESPN Australia • 3h ago
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ESPN Australia
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Dr Daniel Nour
Young doc for the homeless recognised for improving
health access
The Young Witness • 20h ago
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The Young Witness
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Shanna Whan
Australia's Local Hero country woman who beat the
drink
The Canberra Times • 17h ago
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The Canberra Times
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Captain Cook
St Kilda's Captain Cook statue doused in red paint
in Australia Day ...
The Age • 7h ago
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The Age
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The project
Stephenson Harwood advises North London Waste Authority
on key ...
Stephenson Harwood • 16h ago
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Patty Mills
'He's in a position to have a huge influence': Mills
praised after ...
The Sydney Morning Herald • 18h ago
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Nets vs Lakers
Nets Game Tonight: Nets vs. Lakers prediction, betting
odds, TV ...
Nothin' But Nets • 14h ago
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Nothin' But Nets
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The Eyes of Tammy Faye
'Embarrassed': Jessica Chastain's confession
Herald Sun • 17h ago
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Herald Sun
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Maggie Beer
How Maggie Beer has inspired kitchens all over Australia:
'She ...
9Kitchen • 4h ago
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Jennie Nguyen
Jennie Nguyen removed from 'Real Housewives' cast
for offensive ...
NBC News • 6h ago
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Wordle word puzzle
Codecracking, community and competition: Why the word
puzzle ...
ABC News • 3h ago
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ABC News
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Burns Night
Address to a Haggis in full: Burns Night history explained
Largs and Millport Weekly News • 14h ago
Google
Trends is a website by Google that analyzes the popularity
of top search queries in Google Search across various
regions and languages. The website uses graphs to
compare the search volume of different queries over
time.
On
August 5, 2008, Google launched Google Insights for
Search, a more sophisticated and advanced service
displaying search trends data. On September 27, 2012,
Google merged Google Insights for Search into Google
Trends.
Background
Google Trends also allows the user to compare the
relative search volume of searches between two or
more terms.
Originally,
Google neglected updating Google Trends on a regular
basis. In March 2007, internet bloggers noticed that
Google had not added new data since November 2006,
and Trends was updated within a week. Google did not
update Trends from March until July 30, and only after
it was blogged about, again. Google now claims to
be "updating the information provided by Google
Trends daily; Hot Trends is updated hourly."
On
August 6, 2008, Google launched a free service called
Insights for Search. Insights for Search is an extension
of Google Trends and although the tool is meant for
marketers, it can be utilized by any user. The tool
allows for the tracking of various words and phrases
that are typed into Google's search-box. The tracking
device provided a more-indepth analysis of results.
It also has the ability to categorize and organize
the data, with special attention given to the breakdown
of information by geographical areas. In 2012, the
Insights for Search has been merged into Google Trends
with a new interface.
In
2009, Yossi Matias et al. published research on the
predictability of search trends In a series of articles
in The New York Times, Seth Stephens-Davidowitz used
Google Trends to measure a variety of behaviors. For
example, in June 2012, he argued that search volume
for the word "nigger(s)" could be used to
measure racism in different parts of the United States.
Correlating this measure with Obama's vote share,
he calculated that Obama lost about 4 percentage points
due to racial animus in the 2008 presidential election.
He also used Google data, along with other sources,
to estimate the size of the gay population. This article
noted that the most popular search beginning "is
my husband" is "is my husband gay?"[
In addition, he found that American parents were more
likely to search "is my son gifted?" than
"is my daughter gifted?" But they were more
likely to search "is my daughter overweight?"
than "is my son overweight?" He also examined
cultural differences in attitudes around pregnancy.
Google
Trends has also been used to forecast economic indicators
and financial markets, and analysis of Google Trends
data has detected regional flu outbreaks before conventional
monitoring systems. Google Trends is increasingly
used in ecological and conservation studies, with
the number of research articles growing over 50% per
year. Google Trends data has been used to examine
trends in public interest and awareness on biodiversity
and conservation issues,] species bias in conservation
project, and identify cultural aspects of environmental
issues. The data obtained from Google Trends has also
been used to track changes in the timing biological
processes as well as the geographic patterns of biological
invasion. Google Trends has been shown to outperform
survey-based indicators.
Evidence
is provided by Jeremy Ginsberg et al. that Google
Trends data can be used to track influenza-like illness
in a population. Because the relative frequency of
certain queries is highly correlated with the percentage
of physician visits in which a patient presents with
influenza-like symptoms, an estimate of weekly influenza
activity can be reported. A more sophisticated model
for inferring influenza rates from Google Trends,
capable of overcoming the mistakes of its predecessors
has been proposed by Lampos et al.
The
use of Google Trends to study a wide range of medical
topics is becoming more widespread. Studies have been
performed examining such diverse topics as use of
tobacco substitutes, cancer,suicide occurrence, asthma,
oral health-seeking behaviors,and parasitic diseases.
Further research should extend the utility of Google
Trends in healthcare.
News
Google
Trends: Saturday, 27th June 2020
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Shane Dawson
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Variety
2
FA Cup
Norwich
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ESPN
3
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
to remove ex-president's name from school
BBC News
4
NASCAR
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Celta Vigo vs Barcelona
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Mike Perry
UFC
Fight Night results, highlights: Mike Perry batters Mickey Gall ...
CBSSports.com
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Travelers Championship
Does
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ESPN
8 JoJo Siwa
JoJo
Siwa responds to accusations of blackface in music video
Today.com
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Milton Glaser
Milton
Glaser: Designer noted for Bob Dylan poster, NY logo dies at ...
CNN
10
Dustin Poirier
UFC
Fight Night results, highlights: Dustin Poirier outlasts Dan ...
CBSSports.com
11
Andrew Toles
Dodgers'
Andrew Toles jailed in Florida on trespassing charge
ESPN
12
Ron Jeremy
Porn
star Ron Jeremy pleads not guilty to 3 rape charges, remains in ...
The
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Pocono Raceway
At-track
photos: Pocono Raceway 2020 | NASCAR
NASCAR
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Pierce Brosnan
Pierce
Brosnan recalls time he saved Halle Berry's life during James ...
Irish
Post
15
Mike Henry
Mike
Henry will no longer voice Cleveland on 'Family Guy' - CNN
CNN
16 Alia Shawkat
Alia
Shawkat, Through the Looking Glass
Vulture
17
Margot Robbie
Margot
Robbie to star in female-centric 'Pirates of the Caribbean ...
amNY
18
John Wayne
Leaders
push to remove John Wayne name, statue from Orange ...
The Mercury News
19
NBA schedule
Biggest
winners and losers in the NBA's seeding phase schedule
ClutchPoints
20
Vera Wang
Vera
Wang celebrates 71st birthday and LGBTQ Pride
Today.com
News Google
Trends: Sports betting in the time of Covid-19 - 21st April 2020
Lockdowns
and the cancellation of sporting events have wreaked havoc on the sports betting
industry, says Julia Logan. But operators are adapting in a bid to protect their
revenues With
the coronavirus limiting everybody’s activities, many industries have taken
a hit. One of the industries suffering heavily is sports betting. Most
sporting events are no longer taking place so there is nothing for punters to
bet on, causing a loss of business for bookmakers, both online and offline. Google
Trends shows a drastic drop in global interest in the topic in March: *click
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