Legal access without real access is not access at all.
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MO. VOTER REQUIREMENTS, BALLOT ACCESS Expand access Restrict access MICH. MONT.
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All Access plans (sometimes called Inclusive Access, day-one access, or digital direct access) let universities charge students a course fee for digital access to materials on day-one.
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In 2017, having access to the internet means having access to an education, access to job applications, and access to the increasingly networked world.
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Austria2019 ranking: T53 (access to 184 countries)Ireland2019 ranking: T6 (access to 183 countries)Netherlands2019 ranking: T5 (access to 184 countries)Portugal2019 ranking: T5 (access to 184 countries)Switzerland2019 ranking: T5 (access to 184 countries)
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Australia2019 ranking: T93 (access to 180 countries)Canada2019 ranking: T6 (access to 183 countries)Czech Republic2019 ranking: 8 (access to 181 countries)Malta2019 ranking: 7 (access to 182 countries)New Zealand2019 ranking: T9 (access to 180 countries)
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Belgium2019 ranking: T63 (access to 183 countries)Greece2019 ranking: T6 (access to 183 countries)Norway2019 ranking: T6 (access to 183 countries)United Kingdom2019 ranking: T6 (access to 183 countries)United States2019 ranking: T6 (access to 183 countries)
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QUESTION 8 NEVADA QUESTION 4 NONPARTISAN REDISTRICTING VOTER REQUIREMENTS, BALLOT ACCESS Expand access Restrict access MICH. MICH. MONT.
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"(All) suspects have full rights of access to their relatives, access to medical attention, access to meals," he said.
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This massive online training course covers Access 2019, Access 2016, and Access 2013 versions with beginner to advanced training options.
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The recovery advocacy movement, fighting for "equitable access to treatment, access to employment, access to education and access to housing," has been undercut and underfunded to the point of being almost useless.
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They provide visibility into which users have access to resources, who should have access and how that access is being used.
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Having access to that trove of data, having access to all that shipment information, having access to all that facility information.
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Hungary2019 ranking: 11 (access to 178 countries)Lithuania2019 ranking: T9 (access to 180 countries)Slovakia2019 ranking: 10 (access to 179 countries)
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Denmark2019 ranking: T3 (access to 186 countries)Luxembourg2019 ranking: T3 (access to 186 countries)Spain2019 ranking: T4 (access to 185 countries)
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The access problem: Many students don't have access to technology.
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Having 'some' access is very different than having 'comprehensive' access.
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We know that money buys access and access is power.
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So they have access, they can ... RW: They have access.
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You have the access and we have the access also.
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Broadband access can boost local economies by enabling virtual access to healthcare providers, increasing educational opportunities and deepening market access for farmers.
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Access Now advocates for internet access with its #KeepItOn campaign and has called on Turkey to restore internet access for its citizens.
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Those who lack access to safe water are often paying more for inadequate access than wealthy populations are paying for modernized access.
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Twitter plans to simplify its offerings by releasing one way to get access to the Firehouse (access to all tweets in real-time), one way to access Twitter search, and one access for account activity.
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RTR started giving users access to fashion in the same way that Netflix gives users access to video, Spotify gives access to music, or even the way ClassPass gives users access to studio fitness classes.
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You can even grant different levels of access, like continuous access for members of the household, or one-time access for the plumber.
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These centers provide resources, computer access, and free access to courses.
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Reducing access to lethal means isn't just limiting access to firearms.
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CBS All Access, on the other hand, offers… CBS All Access.
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Ours gets you access to everything the manufacturer has access to.
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Only someone at NBC/Access Hollywood would have access to it.
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RAT RAT stands for Remote Access Tool or Remote Access Trojan.
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And yet, front access is not the same as side access.
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Access to one file wouldn't mean access to all of them.
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Access to Low-Cost Funding: Longfor has access to diversified funding sources and strong access to both domestic and offshore bond markets and banks.
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"They don't have access to infrastructure, they don't have access to electricity they don't have access to water, they have health crises," Shah added.
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It brings access to people — not just access to social media, but access to the internet, to people in all corners of the world.
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"The goal is to make certain that these individuals have access, better access, more continuation of access," Blackburn told CNN's Brianna Keilar on Friday.
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In fact, those who lack access to safe water are often paying more for inadequate access than wealthy populations are paying for modernized access.
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Users who wanted to access pornography would then been subject to a $20 per device "digital access fee" if they wanted to access pornography.
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Another note: Amazon Prime members automatically get access to CBS All-Access.
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I simply wanted access to that which I hadn't had access to.
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Similarly, people have access to more information, have access to more commerce.
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Pool reporters don't do this for access—usually little access is provided.
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If you want to revoke access, simply press the "remove access" button.
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All city agencies have access to DataBridge, but protocols regulate their access.
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There's not access to fields, not access to equipment to do that.
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They have no access to a lawyer or access to their families.
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The key is having internet access at all, and ideally, fast access.
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There is access to technology, and there is access to people's data.
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"Restricted access is not public access," a parks official, Andrew Penzi, said.
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For example, if you can't access Twitter, you can still access Facebook.
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Access to Low Cost Funding: Longfor has access to diversified funding sources and has strong access to both domestic and offshore bonds and banks markets.
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Access to Low-Cost Funding: Longfor has access to diversified funding sources and has strong access to both domestic and offshore bonds and banks markets.
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By comparison, Britain had access to 74 percent, Japan had access to 85033 percent, and Greece had access to 8 percent of these cancer drugs.
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" Said Maureen FitzPatrick, senior executive producer of both Access Hollywood and Access Live: "We are thrilled to have someone of Mario's caliber join our Access team.
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Through settings, teens have control over access to the "rooms" they create, keeping them totally private, requiring access requests, or limiting access to friends of friends.
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For many people without access to transportation, the privilege of taking time off from work, or access to childcare, abortion access will be near to impossible.
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But if you're talking about network access and systems access, it's usually the IT admin who's going to have a lot more [access] than anybody else.
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Unequal access to technology often means unequal access to the benefits of technology.
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They may be eligible for classified access, but they might not have access.
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And not just internet access, but a particular sort of internet access: Theirs.
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Well, if they can access this, they should be able to access quality.
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That first * was the Keystone and the Dakota Access Pipeline -- also Dakota Access.
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This means that anyone with access to your phone can potentially access Cortana.
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The upper unit had roof access and the lower unit had yard access.
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However you get online, more access means more people who can access Facebook.
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To get access to AutoML Visions, developers currently have to apply for access.
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There is "really poor access to outpatient care, particularly quick access," she said.
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So we've given people exactly what they want; more access and faster access.
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"All of these APIs will provide tiers of access — free access for testing new ideas and building new products; self-serve, paid access that provides increased functionality and rate limits to scale as you grow; and enterprise level access," Piper wrote.
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"I had access to the Stardust, I had access to a Bahamas location — we kind of crafted the story around everything I had access to," she says.
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Extra Top Secret access - Trump will have access not only to Top Secret material, but also to "Special Access Programs" — the most sensitive secrets of the nation.
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Like the Reserve, the Platinum gets cardholders Priority Pass Select lounge access, but also Centurion lounge access and Delta Sky Club access when flying directly with Delta.
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One source familiar with Facebook employees' data access told Motherboard that different teams have varying levels of access, and that they can request additional access if required.
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But for the avoidance of doubt, "free" access does not mean cost-free access.
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It wants to gain access to your files, the user's files, not root access.
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Having access to information that may be other people don&apost have access to.
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Apple reportedly blocked his access in November 2016, but he regained access last year.
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I'm sure that the company probably has access the supply chain access, as well.
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"Anyone with internet access already has access to the speech at issue," they argued.
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"If it provides access for cancer it provides access for potential treatments," Bitar said.
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For Britain it means expanding access, but for France it means less market access.
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Emergency access: Give a trusted contact permission to access your RoboForm data during emergencies.
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We have full-on access to people that most people don't have access to.
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Having access to the kernel then means having access to everything on a machine.
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Limited employment options further reduce access to key resources including access to health care.
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Samantha Bee: How does removing access to health care increase access to health care?
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Without internet access, I had no access to travel mainstays like TripAdvisor or OpenTable.
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Others couldn't access its downloads page, nor could they access the company's learning portal.
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These laws increased access to vocational training, housing, access to public buildings and education.
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They could access any feature of any user who had granted the site access.
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Their access to retirement accounts likely dwindled, particularly with less access to traditional pensions.
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France2019 ranking: T4 (access to 185 countries)Sweden2019 ranking: T4 (access to 185 countries)
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Finland2019 ranking: T2 (access to 187 countries)Italy2019 ranking: T3 (access to 186 countries)
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Consular access without being able to do true consular support is not real access.
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For example, consider securing school access points with a name badge or access key.
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We're going to give very good access to the press you'll have great access.
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Increasing access to these funding choices can increase access to services for average Americans.
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And I had access to this professional quality equipment from the public-access channel.
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In addition to this simplification, Twitter will later this year introduce new tiers of access, including free access for testing new ideas, self-serve, paid access for increased functionality as the developer begins scaling, and finally enterprise access for Twitter's strategic partners.
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Three packages, offered via in-app purchase, are currently available: one week all-access for $2.99, one month all-access for $7.99 or a year all-access for $39.99.
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Access to Europe means access to talented staff and access to a trading block of 500 million consumers, even before you begin engaging with the rest of the road.
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No child can have equal access to education, nor any worker equal access to a job, without access to the internet and the digital training to use it skillfully.
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You can choose to allow Google Chrome to access your location while using the app, never access your location, or only access your location when you approve it manually.
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Without humanitarian access there is no peace And without peace, humanitarian access will remain politicized.
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EA Access for PS4 will be a separate account from EA Access for Xbox One.
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And since we had access to her credentials, we had access to the grade book.
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We tested it both without permissions to access photos, and with permission to access photos.
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You can access verb conjugation, translate big chunks of text, access traditional dictionaries and more.
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Moreover, it also allows occupants to access the Internet for social media and email access.
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Now, anyone with internet access can buy access to the online seminar, which costs $348.
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Legal Open Access activists like Suber have disagreed with this limited interpretation of Open Access.
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Google is today expanding to more developers access to its "Early Access" beta testing program.
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This study illustrates that equal access eliminates delays in timely access to comprehensive cancer care.
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We regularly audit employee access to internal tools and limit access whenever and wherever possible.
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Awesome access All Startup Battlefield competitors receive prime access to events at Disrupt SF '19.
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With this project, you can give people access to things they couldn't access by themselves.
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But you're still giving access to the companies to have access to your personal data.
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If you subscribe to BET or CBS All Access, you'll find streaming access there too.
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Consider the chairman's longstanding opposition to regulated neutrality in consumer access to broadband network access.
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Germany2019 ranking: T2 (access to 187 countries)South Korea2019 ranking: T2 (access to 187 countries)
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These services don&apost give you access to specific channels, but access to specific shows.
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Elliot needs access to Olivia's machine in order to access the Cyprus National Bank account.
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By perspectives that I have no access to, or that have no access to me.
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Essentially, attackers stole "access tokens" that allow full access to Facebook accounts, as well as access to accounts that use Facebook as a log-in (called "Facebook single sign-on").
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While prosecutors in all 42 courts surveyed had Ethernet access to the internet, only two courts provided Wi-Fi access, and virtually no court provided internet access to petitioners' attorneys.
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There must be no "a la carte" access to the single market, Barnier said, under which Britain could have access without applying EU rules including open access to EU immigration.
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You'll have access to everything on Amazon, get early access to deals, and all streaming services.
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Once they had access, the intruder could delete accounts or grant themselves access to other accounts.
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Amazon Music Unlimited provides unrestricted access access to your favourite songs, on-demand, and without adverts.
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Ships might access the tunnel from the north in Selje, with southern access via the Moldefjord.
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The trick is to make it harder to access, so that I access it less often.
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Access Bank said both banks would operate under the new Access Bank brand from April 1.
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The new Comcast offering will reportedly combine hotspot access with access to the Verizon wireless network.
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"Costs to access medical records prevent patient access to their health information," Walker said by email.
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Economics lesson: What happens when people have access to things they never had access to before?
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Open Access Risk Remote: Open access is a risk that could potentially affect the STM division.
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But people don't talk about inequalities in our access to intimacy and our access to sex.
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Some of those smartphones can only access single-band connections, whereas others can access dual-band.
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"And don't give it access to anything you don't want someone else to access," he added.
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It also ranked second worst for access to healthcare and access to economic resources and discrimination.
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And if they can get access into one office, they can get access into multiple offices.
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It also includes access to over a mile of private river access and extensive water rights.
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Lifetime access to 500GB - $29 (95% off $600) Lifetime access to 2TB - $59 (95% off $1,200)
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They don't have their basic needs covered — public services, access to water, access to health services.
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They can determine which orders a delivery person gets access to and when they get access.
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You're paying for access — access to the Stadia ecosystem, where you then buy each game individually.
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KENIGSBERG I hear the access argument often, but that access is at least partly a mirage.
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Access to traditional counseling is on decline in many rural areas due to lack of access.
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"We've given people what they want: more access and faster access," Niccol told CNBC's Kate Rogers.
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This lack of access, or delayed access, to antibiotics actually kills more people globally than superbugs.
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In practice, providing access to the US government also means providing access to the Chinese government.
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It's common that the people who have been named — although I understand Comey doesn't have access, McCabe definitely doesn't have access, and Hayden says he doesn't have any access right now.
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These individuals were once allowed to access Jordan's public health care system for free, but in 2014, the government cut access and required refugees to pay fees to access health care.
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"Blocking signals, even during an emergency, just prevents people from getting access to emergency services," says Deji Olukotun of Access Now, which has urged Brazilian authorities not to block internet access.
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Perhaps that explains why nobody who would have been denied access to experimental drugs under expanded access has been able to access them under the new right to try state laws.
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Google will review the app and why it needs to retain access, and will weigh in several considerations, including why the developer is requesting access, the user benefit of the feature that's requesting access and the risks associated with having access to call and texting data.
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From a micro-entrepreneur's perspective, just access to more customers, access to more income opportunities, access to just more money that they can take home to spend on their friends and families.
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As for other welfare labels, GAP-Certified recommends outdoor access for pigs, Animal Welfare Approved suggests continuous outdoor access for all animals, and Certified Humane does not recommend outdoor access at all.
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"The digital divide was about access to technology, and now that everyone has access, the new digital divide is limiting access to technology," said Chris Anderson, the former editor of Wired magazine.
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Generally, though, anyone with internet access has historically been able to access the vast majority of it.
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And Now is one way to access it, and the Assistant is another way to access it.
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With the largest market in the world, everybody needs access here more than we need access anywhere.
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Dakota Access Pipeline Oil could start flowing in the Dakota Access Pipeline as early as this week.
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"This allows us access to interview workers, access company records and perform other investigative work," he said.
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Access Reproductive Care - Southeast is a volunteer organization in 12 Southeastern states helping people access reproductive care.
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"If I didn't have access to what I had access to, I wouldn't be here," they say.
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So is having too much access to other people or folks having too much access to you.
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People went from no access to news to gaining access only through Facebook's algorithm-driven news feed.
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It is Sports News Without Access, Favor, Or Discretion, not Sports News Without Access, Fear or Favor.
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"This becomes a conduit for people to gain access, and gaining access is a favor," Pence said.
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Like abortion access, there is absolutely no evidence that access to abortion or choice makes women unhappy.
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Here's what you need to know about the Dakota Access Pipeline: What is the Dakota Access Pipeline?
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The Surface All Access plan follows the Xbox All Access plan that Microsoft launched back in August.
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But this allows anyone who has access to your phone to gain access to your Yahoo account.
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Everyone deserves access to quality healthcare and everyone has a constitutional right to access safe abortion care.
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"People talk about access to the tools, but the question is access to the therapies," Dabrowski said.
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Access to high-wage employment in the workplace begins with access to quality education in the classroom.
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For access to medications, intellectual property provisions enable pharmaceutical companies to charge higher prices and prevent access.
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Less access to data also has an unintended consequence of less access to ideas and innovation. Why?
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The bill is intended to improve access to 911 services during emergencies by boosting Wi-Fi access.
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But easy access for gas station owners turns out to be easy access for hackers as well.
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Whereas kids have crazy great access to culture now, they have limited access to the housing market.
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It also provides real-time access to weather model forecast data and access to multiple climate datasets.
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Potentially ripe areas for further work include food safety, access to education and access to information. 4.
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It also provides real-time access to weather model forecast data and access to multiple climate datasets.
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That reinforces the notion of who has access to power and who doesn't have access to power.
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In order to access those facilities, you would need the clearance and various badges and access codes.
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Mr. Plotkin claims that the FDA's access programs already provide patients a way to access investigational drugs.
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This provides full access to Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Access, with 1TB of OneDrive storage.
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What's happening: Affordability, access to equipment and digital literacy all compound the challenge of expanding broadband access.
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There's no other explanation for legislation that "expands consumer access" to something consumers already have access to.
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Anyone can access the domain but only members who sign up get full access to the website.
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It didn't just fail to expand access to abortion to poorer women; it actively made access worse.
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KS: Right, so you can access your emails or whatever, because you have to access them. Yeah.
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MARKET-LEADING ACCESS TO CAPITAL Fitch views SPG as having sector-leading and durable access to capital, and its relative and absolute access to debt capital are primary factors behind the 'A' rating.
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To get a code, you had to either pre-order the full game or be a paying subscriber to one of EA's "Access" services (EA Access on Xbox One, Origin Access on PC).
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In addition, they plan to investigate all apps with access to large amounts of information, restrict access to user data and ensure users are aware of who has access to their personal data.
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She used her platform at the White House to address issues like access to better schools for children, access to healthier food for children, and access to better job training for all Americans.
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APIs often require administrative or programmer-level access and Okta can help companies manage this access by policy.
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CBS ALL Access previously did not get you access to the NFL games, but this season it will.
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Rewards include access to "exclusive cleavage/bikini selfies," access to Burgher's private Snapchat account, and personalized nude photos.
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But it cannot access its funds because they are stored in "cold wallets" that only Cotten could access.
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The ruling means that any physician can apply to Health Canada for access, under a special access program.
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Importantly, the flaw hinged on faulty access controls, making it too easy for anyone to access the equipment.
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What Comey's essay omits to mention, is that one-off access is tantamount to access at any time.
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As a result, Title II has kept countless consumers from getting better Internet access or getting access, period.
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Limited access to clinics has resulted in diminished access to STD testing and treatment for those in need.
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Maybe it's too much for people to have access to everything because then you get access to nothing.
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STI has access to diversified sources of funding, including deposits, FHLB advances, and access to the capital markets.
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I have nothing against access journalism, but if you do access journalism, do it on your own terms.
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All they need is access to a computer with internet access and the motivation to complete the courses.
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ET: The parent uses a separate parent access code to access their child's device, not their Google password.
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Proxy access Heading into this proxy season, proxy access ranks as the "shareholder right" with the most momentum.
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Access Control Lists (ACLs) let admins define and manage who has access to buckets and objects in S3.
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Anyone with access to the world — effectively anyone with access to the internet — could be behind the attacks.
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This is not a simple matter of equality of access — it is a challenge with equity of access.
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By stealing the user's account access token, an attacker could have pivoted to access the user's main account.
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Every year, more than a thousand patients gain access to investigational drugs through the FDA's expanded access process.
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And the first step to ensuring access to employer-sponsored health-care coverage is access to employment itself.
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Its new Access Pack is engineered to safely carry and provide quick access to all of your gadgets.
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DAKOTA ACCESS MOVING FORWARD: Federal officials late Tuesday nudged the Dakota Access pipeline one step closer to completion.
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The agency already runs an "expanded access" program where seriously ill patients can apply to access experimental treatments.
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While many North Koreans may have access to a smartphone, they can only access a government-controlled intranet.
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Ubiquiti specialize in producing wireless access points and networking equipment to help deliver internet access to rural areas.
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Access to paid sick leave No access to paid sick leave More than one in eight is uninsured.
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With the road came access to the modern world, and this access has changed daily life in town.
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With good railway access and, later, good freeway access, it became a thriving bedroom community to St. Louis.
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But your daughter has access to a lawyer and access to her family, and can travel around Vancouver.
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The new ad titled "Access," exclusively shared with The Hill Wednesday, focuses primarily on access to health care.
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Another exhibition, "Public Access/Open Networks," will examine artistic experimentation on public access television and new media platforms.
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To help patients get access to experimental drugs, they, and their doctors, must understand how to request access.
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Aid Access, as well as other sites like Women on Web (a sister site to Aid Access), Safe2Choose.
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Iran has in turn threatened to close access to the strait, which would severely constrain access to oil.
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So, not having access to the Internet could hinder a person's ability to even access traditional medical care.
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Unlike bitcoin, which gives access to a global financial network, ether gives you access to a computer network.
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Reciprocity in trade implies that as we grant access to our markets, we gain access to foreign markets.
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Unlike bitcoin, which gives access to a global financial network, ether gives users access to a computer network.
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When elected officials vote to restrict abortion access or contraception access, they undercut the welfare of all women.
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First, HHS could encourage Congress to pass legislation regarding access to data, data standardization, and access to capital.
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Attackers had stolen "access tokens" — the thing that lets you stay logged into your Facebook account and access other websites with Facebook login — and these tokens potentially gave them full access to people's accounts.
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Using an access token found on the server, which can give access to systems without needing a username or a password, the hacker gained further access to the company's systems, including an API database.
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In this case, Google knows the consumer's name, has access to her emails, can access her documents, her Maps history, has her payment information, has access to her browsing history, and so much more.
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Sponsors are often eager to get access to the group's high-profile speakers, some organizers see charging for access as a potential revenue stream, and board members have enjoyed the privileges of that access.
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"One of the representatives said that access at high-security facilities is strictly controlled, including access by the owners, and that passive investors in properties do not have access to the buildings," the report said.
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"You have access to the integrated payments, access to Capital, access to chargeback protection, and our analytics," O'Connor offered when I asked why store owners might choose Square Retail over competitors like Shopify or Revel.
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The NYT partnering with a service to offer full reading access isn't a first: the paper has also partnered with Spotify, offering full Premium service alongside full access, as part of their All Access subscription.
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" For him, the Kingdom needs to improve "access to finance, by reforming the financial sector; access to talent, by reforming education; (and) access to market by opening up the economy and improving the business environment.
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Get access to even more eventsThe Capital One Savor Rewards card also offers exclusive premium access to a variety of events, including VIP packages to sports games and concerts, and access to curate chef collaborations.
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Irish assembly recommends unrestricted access to terminations Irish assembly recommends unrestricted access to terminations A public forum set up to advise the Irish government on constitutional issues voted Saturday to recommend unrestricted access to abortion.
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Photo: GettyAccuWeather sneakily got access to your location data, even when you turn off location access to its app.
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Each will hold onto a few gigabytes of files and let you access them wherever you have internet access.
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It's only people who have access to first-world wealth—researchers and wealthy farmers—who have access to it.
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And I can access it from my computer, tablet, or phone from anywhere on earth I have web access.
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"Having internet access and Wi-Fi access is critically important for homeless populations," said SPL communications director Andra Addison.
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Akerman says it's doubtful there's anything Comey had access to that other members of the bureau couldn't also access.
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Okta's API system uses OAuth 2.0 access control in conjunction with Okta's policy engine and administrative access control panel.
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Having constant access to a world of information and news means you have constant access and can't stop looking.
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The Dakota Access Pipeline would transport 470,000 barrels of oil a day across four states, Energy Access Partners said.
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On Wednesday, Russia granted consular access to Whelan two days after U.S. officials requested access, according to multiple outlets.
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That means that Switzerland would have to give the US access to any data that it could itself access.
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Netflix and Spotify had access to users' Facebook messages (Netflix says it never asked for or used the access).
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Windows 10 testers can now access a preview of the changes that include a new controlled folder access feature.
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ICOs could also prove to be a significant driver for financial access and inclusion by democratizing access to investments.
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What to preserve, who's preserving it, who decides what I can access, and who can access things about me?
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As household access improves, the agenda to combat energy poverty is shifting to affordable and reliable access for business.
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Aline thought of connecting her need to access conversational Arabic to that of displaced Syrians to access an income.
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For example, Facebook blocked social graph access to chat competitor Voxer, and Live video access to filter app Prisma.
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Which means anyone who has access to your home has access to every single account you've linked to Alexa.
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Access to personalized genomics is likely to revolutionize the way patients view preventive medicine and their access to health.
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The advent of the smartphone and widespread access to broadband Internet connectivity have democratized access to creative new technologies.
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Anyone with access to the records could have theoretically impersonated a subscriber and been granted access to their account.
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It seems like, these days, access to information is relatively instantaneous — and that includes access to sex-ed info.
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"Merely having a spouse lose access to classified information on its own, doesn't impact your own access," he says.
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Through that access, the hacker(s) obtained a NiceHash engineer's credentials and used them to access the payment system.
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Users can opt-in here for early access and businesses can turn on early access in their admin panel.
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School shooters almost always have unsupervised, illegal or easy access to firearms, and often brag about such access. 6.
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Momentum, and the sheer ease of access, could turn internet access into a utility, even a basic human right.
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Only 14 percent believed that access would let the battery app send door access codes to a remote server.
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At the moment, internet access is limited to train stations, with access points not being mounted on trains themselves.
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Lain lost access to her Instagram account in 2017 and was unable to access that account until this year.
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But in June 2015, Wikipedia decided to axe HTTP access and only offer access to its site with HTTPS.
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"It offers access and insights into people's experiences and stories that may be otherwise difficult to access," he said.
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And it's not just abortion access that is under siege; it's also family planning services, including access to contraceptives.
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Creating broad, easy access for consumers to access vital information is another important part of RegTech and effective regulation.
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Clearing houses must be able to access trading venues and trading venues must be able to access clearing houses.
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Obviously, the investigations are underway, your reporting in the region has access, much better access than we do here.
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McClain notes that SailPoint is focused on who has access to a corporate network and who should have access.
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If an app doesn't have a clear reason for needing access to your microphone, don't give it that access.
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Smith also has pushed for expanding rural broadband access and access to early childhood learning, according to Minnesota's website.
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And they're holding the cards: Britain needs access to the European economy more than Europe needs access to Britain's.
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The bug could potentially give attackers with physical access to a machine unfettered access to it without a password.
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While these areas may not be able to access traditional banks, they can access the blockchain from their phones.
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Moreover, rates of mobile internet access are growing much faster than desktop access in India, like other developing nations.
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Users who have access to the beta can swipe right from the Cash Card page to access bitcoin functionality.
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" "One important metric of quality is access," she says, "and one way to measure access is through provider networks.
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So beyond the objective measures of increased access, people also feel their health care access improves after gaining Medicaid.
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"We historically haven't had access to that access and resources," said Julee Wilson, fashion and beauty director at Essence.
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This direct access to the underlying data in BigQuery provides access to the most granular data available for analysis.
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Most don't have access to stable dollar deposits, nor can they easily access dollar deposits at their U.S. subsidiaries.
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The remote access must allow proper access to firm records and applications that allow an individual to service clients.
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Access to the app comes standard for people who own Peloton's tread bike and subscribe to All Access Membership.
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Also known as an access road or service road, it runs parallel to a larger road, providing local access.
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Platinum members also get access when connecting through the airport, but won't get access without an onward boarding pass.
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The flaw allowed the attackers to steal so-called access tokens — digital keys that allow access to an account.
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" Mr. Pyle of the Walking Access Commission said that public access to Mr. Lauer's ranch "would not be unfettered.
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TL;DR: Become a Microsoft Access pro with The Ultimate Microsoft Access Mastery Bundle for $29.99, a 94% savings.
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Mohamed and Levine are attempting to access Sharif&aposs Apple account, to access data regarding his phone&aposs location.
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IT'S GOING FROM THE DATA CENTER ALL UP TO THE ACCESS AND THEN WE'LL DECIDE WHAT ACCESS WE'LL HAVE.
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Chinese manufacturers could sometimes access rates that were even lower than what American manufacturers could access in shipping domestically.
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One count each of mail fraud, access device fraud, and access to a protected computer in furtherance of fraud.
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Overall, more than 22,221 schools, or 22019%, had access to athletic trainer services, and about 7,000 didn't have access.
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They use 'access to care' in an Orwellian sense -- it's access to coercive treatment, forced medication and locked wards.
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They use 'access to care' in an Orwellian sense — it's access to coercive treatment, forced medication and locked wards.
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Research shows that making malicious sites easier to access means that people access them and get hacked in droves.
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The bill also introduces a revised "computer access warrant," which allows ASIO to covertly access information on a computer.
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Most recently, he closed the Access to Justice office, created to improve access to legal services for poor defendants.
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This includes route tracking, sharing watch analytics with Apple, access to Siri, and access to the "Find My" app.
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It is indisputable, based now on decades of experience, that money buys access and, then, that access buys votes.
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Lifetime access to 25GB - $19.99 (92% off $270) Lifetime access to 100GB - $35.99 (93% off $540) Lifetime access to 250GB - $23 (93% off $1,080) Lifetime access to 1TB - $179.99 (93% off $2,700) Zoolz Cloud Backup Zoolz offers huge amounts of cloud storage space by dividing it up between instant vault and cold backup.
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"Small and mid-size towns that rely on access to general aviation for everything from civil services, to emergency support, to business access and more, could have their access to airports and airspace threatened," Bolen said.
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I believe at least a portion of prison reform has to start in communities — equal funding, access to health care, access to education, access to a community without violence, often a result of lack of opportunity.
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But with access to a user's computer — such as through malware — an attacker could steal those tokens and use them to gain access to a company's network with the same level of access as the user.
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But can Facebook say with total confidence that all partners who may have had this kind of access — or access to your friends list or access to your email and phone number — never abused that data?
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Make it easier to access live games and game highlights: Provide simpler access to livestreams on the site and on mobile and work with internet providers on streamlining packages so subscribers can easily access content anywhere.
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"We will partner up with necessary stakeholders to facilitate the paperwork, training access, and access to vehicles, including access to driving schools run by third party partners," says Zeid Hreish, Uber's general manager in Saudi Arabia.
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Workspace Easy access and sunny reflections We're south of O'Hare International Airport and about 30 minutes west of Chicago, so there's easy access for our customers who visit, and great access to suburbs for our employees.
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Total score: 45.90 "Business environment rank": 48 "Access to resources" rank: 41 "Business costs" rank: 9 Total score: 45.85 "Business environment rank": 29 "Access to resources" rank: 37.163 "Business costs" rank: 45 Total score: 45.05 "Business environment rank": 42 "Access to resources" rank: 211 "Business costs" rank: 235 Total score: 238.11 "Business environment rank": 245 "Access to resources" rank: 248 "Business costs" rank: 240 Total score: 403 "Business environment rank": 240 "Access to resources" rank: 250 "Business costs" rank: 40 Total score: 42.81 "Business environment rank": 47 "Access to resources" rank: 22 "Business costs" rank: 37 Total score: 42.53 "Business environment rank": 46 "Access to resources" rank: 503 "Business costs" rank: 27 Total score: 41.88 "Business environment rank": 49 "Access to resources" rank: 11 "Business costs" rank: 35 Total score: 38.11 "Business environment rank": 45 "Access to resources" rank: 48 "Business costs" rank: 40 Total score: 37.16 "Business environment rank": 40 "Access to resources" rank: 50 "Business costs" rank: 43
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This early access beta of the Interaction Engine gives developers access to the real meat of what makes Orion unique.
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The IronWolf allows multiple users to access the drive — with file sharing and remote access part of its selling points.
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Facebook denied that and said the data access was to allow its users to access account features on mobile devices.
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Our core mission is to provide users access to information, and getting access to information is an important human right.
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" She added: "I know he has access to guns, he has access to knives, and he knows how to fight.
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He explained what he had access to (paper and pencil) and what he didn't have access to (nearly everything else).
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Kagan said only employees have access to the building and investigators were trying to determine how the woman gained access.
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Strong Liquidity; Access to Funding: CKHH's ratings are supported by its robust liquidity profile and ease of access to capital.
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Unlimited operations use malware to gain access to the card information of bank customers and access to the banks' networks.
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In contrast, Trudeau has been unequivocal in support for access to abortion, including access to abortions later in a pregnancy.
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They also provide easy access to Amazon's Alexa assistant as well as direct access to Google's Assistant on your phone.
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A default Electron application includes access to not only its own APIs, but also includes access to all of Node.
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"In denying access to the courts, Google denied its employees access to their rights," the employees said in a statement.
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But, to access the classified address, an official must be at a special computer set up to access classified information.
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But individuals should have paper access until they decide they want online access, not the other way around, he said.
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Regardless of investor perception, REITs' need for consistent access to capital heightens the implications of investor sentiment on such access.
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Venezuela has blocked all access to the Tor network, according to an Access Now report citing activists within the country.
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This wall-gardened approach had irked many resulting in Indians opting for no internet access than having some internet access.
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It's hard to say without even knowing if we'll get full access, partial access, have to pay for it, etc.
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If you're concerned about this, don't give it access to your photos when it asks, just access to the camera.
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It can gain access to ATMs either through physical access, like a traditional skimmer, or through a bank's internal network.
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Slack sometimes could solve the information access to knowledge access problem, but even then it doesn't solve the service issue.
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Full market access has not been achieved and it's still way too expensive for market access has not been restored.
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With emerging markets, it is not even clear that U.S. companies will have access to them, or even want access.
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That story of American entrepreneurship doesn't happen without access to coverage, and that access was a result of the ACA.
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Dakota Access Pipeline Protesters erupted with joy when news broke last night that the Dakota Access Pipeline will be rerouted.
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To ensure universal and equal access, policymakers must prioritize public access programmes that provide free or subsidized opportunities to connect.
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The documents brag that having access to a "cloud endpoint" allows access "far and above smartphone content," the Times wrote.
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Whether you're one person with access to a cheap computer microphone or NPR, you have access to the same platform.
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By making access space available at relatively low prices, an ecosystem of companies have received cheap access to the skies.
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While federal student loans can help facilitate college access, they should not guarantee access to any institution at any price.
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Tapping each category will allow you to see which apps have access to that information and revoke access if desired.
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Mexico would face lower tariffs to access the U.S. market than the U.S. would face to access the Mexican market.
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Or might JPMorgan just charge outside apps for access to the data, or cut off access if they won't pay?
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Abortions have fallen in both states with broad restrictions on access and in those that have more liberal access laws.
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They have been provided with sleeping mats, blankets, food and wireless access, as well as access to public health exams.
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"We realized without insider access, we were not going to be able to gain access to the system," Marston said.
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The Dakota Access Pipeline gives the state's producers cheaper access to refineries and other customers on the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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Access to high-speed Internet has expanded and viewers have access to plenty of high-quality, thoughtful, and entertaining content.
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"Under 85033 U.S.C. § 1030, attempting to gain access or exceeding authorized access to protected computer systems is illegal," he notes.
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If approved, the TPP would give Malaysia privileged access to the United States market in return for access to theirs.
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Now let's check out the easy-access feature, which should allow me better access to the bed to unload materials.
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You might say that, whereas Inga always has access to her memory, Otto doesn't always have access to his notebook.
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Also, prisoners have access to family and friends as well as access to rehabilitation services including vocational training and education.
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The agency already runs an "expanded access" program where seriously ill patients can apply to gain access to experimental treatments.
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Look -- I realize it is somewhat ridiculous for a working journalist to say that some sort of access -- any access!
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The dark web gives people who want access to the world wide web access without monitoring by parties that shouldn't.
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The money buys the fan access, but the boundaries of that access are rarely at the discretion of the artist.
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This gives visitors access to your internet connection without allowing them to access connected devices, external storage, or other computers.
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If you're denying people access to these neighborhoods, then you're really denying them access to an engine of economic mobility.
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It also helps companies monitor access, so IT pros know that access is only being granted authorized employees, not hackers.
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Similarly, the lack of direct beachfront access is something to consider, and shuttle access can be challenging in off season.
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If you pay $1,000 for "Press Secretary" access, you get four tickets, personalized books and access to a V.I.P. reception.
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Limiting access to financial education tools makes no sense, and cutting access to any advice is even a worse idea.
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Another CEO says his company received limited access after he petitioned the police more than 20 times to restore access.
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Jason: Most access cards don't support Bluetooth, but you can buy access cards that include Bluetooth low energy (BTLE) beacons.
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Where the cactus is dense, it can prevent people's access to their homes and livestock's access to food, says Witt.
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TSB can help certified business owners gain access to loans, free counseling, and early access to state agency buying needs.
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Access to Wikipedia was restored on Thursday, though some parts of the country are regaining access more slowly than others.
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With a MasterClass all-access pass, you get a year of unlimited access to every class offered through the service.
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Only Myanmar and China have limited internet access for longer periods during security crackdowns, according to Access Now&aposs researchers.
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"That means any businesses that needs access to cash ... will be able to access a government-backed loan," he said.
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And when they introduced their open access mandate, the journal Science started an 18-month pilot program publishing open access.
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Facebook says Apple has restored its access to developer certificates, and Apple says it is working to reinstate Google's access.
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Iran has some of the strictest controls on internet access in the world and blocks access to social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, although many users are able to access them through widely available software.
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With approximately 96,000 voice and data access lines, which are collectively referred to as access line equivalents, Otelco is among the top 25 largest local exchange carriers in the United States based on number of access lines.
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"People in Turkey will need access to information and, if there is violence, access to emergency services—all of which depend on stable communications channels," Deji Olukotun of digital rights group Access said in an emailed statement.
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About 5,000 of Apple's 135,000 employees were allowed access to information about its self-driving car project, but only 2,700 of them had access to the secret databases that Zhang had access to, according to the complaint.
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So not only trying to decrease barriers to abortion care but also improving access to prenatal care, improving access to contraception, improving access to any health care or decreasing a lot of the barriers that are faced by vulnerable populations may actually be able to help people get access to the care they need.
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You'll still be able to access all of the free content in Apple News, but you will lose access to hundreds of magazines and premium access to stories from The Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times.
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It's important to clarify that All Access users won't have access to every single NFL game, which is what exclusive cable packages like NFL Sunday Ticket offer, but only access to games broadcast in their specific local market.
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While there are ongoing efforts to ensure that everyone has access to the internet in this country, some Americans do not have access because of geography (rural areas) or socioeconomic level (people who cannot afford home internet access).
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Advisers have been told there are dozens of aides who previously had access to "top secret" information but who now only have access to "secret" -- but a comprehensive roster of those with downgraded access hasn't been widely circulated.
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Instead of being a barrier to access, there are now just obstacles that you need to overcome to gain that access.
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The service is designed similarly to Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass and EA's Origin Access for PC and EA Access for console.
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Included in that is access to Prime Video and its unlimited access to tons of movies, TV shows, and Amazon originals.
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The news release comes alongside increasing interest in the Open Access movement, allowing us to access published science papers for free.
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In fact, we intentionally obscure sensitive data like wifi access points so that we cannot access that information, ensuring added privacy.
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People who are in solitary confinement, their access to books is restricted, but their access to the Bible is never restricted.
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The police department could also access some sets of data while the city could restrict access to other sets of data.
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"Daydream home is your experience launcher, access Play Store and access system settings," said Lindsay Metcalfe, a design manager at Google.
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The server automatically encrypts your email so even if someone gets physical access, they can't access the data without the key.
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"The obvious potential risk in the denying access is that the person could gain access to where you're at," Blair said.
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About 5,000 employees were authorized to access information about the program, including about 2,700 "core" employees with access to secret databases.
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You'll also get free two-day shipping, access to Amazon Music Unlimited and Amazon Video, as well as CBS All Access.
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Hodges said that would have cut access off to chambers two, one, and eventually access to get out of the cave.
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In version one it included some access to friends' data where they'd given permission, in version two, that access was removed.
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IBM Q Network offers cloud-based access to IBM's resources and expertise, as well as deeper access to its quantum computers.
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It was a Remote Access Trojan (RAT), a malicious software that allows attackers to control a computer without having physical access.
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While only 21 percent of Pakistanis have access to mobile data, 67 percent of the population can access a cell phone.
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Chinese citizens are unable to access platforms like YouTube and Twitter, but many people use virtual private networks to access them.
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Mark Zuckerberg surely had good intentions in wanting to provide Internet access to hundreds of millions of people who lack access.
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Tens of millions of people have access to HBO digitally, but get that access for free through their HBO cable subscriptions.
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The governor also noted that 55% of Puerto Ricans now have access to running water, and 10% have access to power.
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The exterior has two zip-access side pockets a bit like the Vitesse, but larger and a bit easier to access.
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Everyone can access documents for free, and you only pay if you want access to edit or update a Smartsheet document.
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So we want to democratize the access to this best in class therapy and not build these artificial barriers to access.
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Moreover, we do not restrict access to our tools unless access is superceded by our intent to make users more secure.
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Individuals get the right to access all their personal data, control access and use of it, and even have it deleted.
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This left top-ranking Ukrainian officials unable to access computers and an untold number of citizens unable to access their money.
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In some cases, users have reported seeing revoked their access to free, public Slack groups, while access to paid accounts remains.
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What that means: people who haven't had access to modern luxuries are increasingly able to access valuable services on their phones.
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They had also taken to battling advocates of Open Access, a movement that advocates for free, universal access to research papers.
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The assumption seems to be that this is the access they will get, so this is the access they put forward.
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And in lower-income communities, that lack of access can in turn cause a significant obstacle for access to economic opportunity.
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That gives them digital access at home — broadband access — which something like 2 million New Yorkers can't afford and don't have.
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Access for customers using Cloud Identity and Access Management (IAM), Cloud Identity-Aware Proxy (IAP), and Cloud Identity is coming soon.
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Is this a dangerous blueprint for some other unstable who perhaps have access -- the same kind of access to this aircraft?
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Tap on Permissions to see everything the app has access to: A messaging app, for instance, might have access to SMS.
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Starting today, Whoop is rolling out a subscription service for access to its platform, as well as access to its band.
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Poverty isn't just inadequate access to income — it manifests in a lack of access to health services, education and vital goods.
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Researchers exploited this, using superuser access to find the Facebook authentication token for Tinder, and gained full access to the account.
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Despite the fast execution and concern over who could even access this site when comparatively few people had internet access, THOMAS.
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Free Basics offered users free access to a set of websites and services, whereas Google offers users access to every website.
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Many celebrities give the public full access to their private lives on social media and enjoy continued access to their fans.
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Eventually, even developers who already have access to Twitter's API will also need to create a developer account to maintain access.
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"At a time that we are trying to get more people access to treatment, we're essentially taking away access," Evans said.
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Don't streamline access so that your fingerprint can be used to both unlock your phone and authorize purchases or access apps.
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That's a lot of material that I get to access, that the cinematographers, and Nick and I also get to access.
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Access is logged and employees requesting data outside their purview are warned and the need for access confirmed, the spokesperson explained.
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The Trump administration might not be disastrous for abortion access alone: It may pose a serious risk to contraception access too.
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It's harder to get access to Republicans than it is to get access to Democrats, and I understand why that is.
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Insurers were required to view access to mental health services as being as important as access to other types of care.
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The EU also intends to improve access to high-speed internet and make it easier for scientists to access academic literature.
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Strong Liquidity, Access to Funding: CKHH's ratings are also supported by its robust liquidity profile and ease of access to capital.
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The collaboration will increase pedestrian, bicycle and transit access to three new gardens in areas with low access to healthy foods.
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While ISPs certainly have access to a sliver of consumer data, services such as Google have greater access to personal information.
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In those places, if access is generally inclusive of the press, then access can't be denied arbitrarily or absent compelling reasons.
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Our access to our own thoughts is just as indirect and fallible as our access to the thoughts of other people.
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The company has proposed to put two of those lines into service in 2022 - Permian Global Access and Haynesville Global Access.
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Clearly, we need to distinguish lack of access due to economic reasons from restricted access by deliberate government or provider intervention.
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By syncing your sneakers to your smartphone, you can access exclusive downloadable content, early access to releases, and more from Adidas.
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They will expand access to inpatient treatment for opioid addiction and aim to increase access to anti-addiction medications like buprenorphine.
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"We have repeatedly asked for access to this system" "We have repeatedly asked for access to this system," the official said.
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Some of the exploits, like NightSkies, could access personal info like call logs and SMS conversations — but only with physical access.
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The new fast ring will let Office testers get access to the types of builds that Microsoft employees have access to.
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How to use Guided Access on an iPhoneAfter you enable Guided Access, you can choose an app and turn it on.
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Iran blocks access to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube but millions of Iranians use virtual private networks (VPNs) to access those sites.
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They also need access to a smartphone and reliable internet access, as well as skills in personal branding and internet communications.
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In addition, 1 in 5 American adults access the internet only through their smartphone and do not have traditional broadband access.
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Child access prevention laws, for instance, can impose criminal penalties on adults who allow kids to have unsupervised access to guns.
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The Trump administration has largely decided to blame gun violence on access to mental health care over curbing access to guns.
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So it does make it so there's better access to public insurance, which makes it easier for people to access care.
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Security — Secure access across the platform, but some users on Reddit have reported seeing unexpected access on pages they shared publicly.
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There are monthly themes, such as transportation and telecommunications access for January, voting access for February and global travel for April.
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The study, she said, points to why access is so important, counter to some political movements to deny children such access.
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No patients have gotten drugs via Right to Try that they did not have access to via FDA's expanded access program.
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Google Stadia's cloud gaming service offers wide access to titles, but it still requires players to have access to a controller.
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The FDA already has a program in place, the Expanded Access Program, that grants terminally ill patients access to investigational drugs.
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The UK wants access to some of those messages on demand, because officials say such access is necessary when tracking extremists.
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Iranian internet access saw disruptions and outages Friday night into Saturday, according to the group NetBlocks, which monitors worldwide internet access.
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" Aid Access is "not intended to replace existing services," she added; rather, it exists "to serve women who don't have access.
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In their case, having access to expertise or intellectual resources was more important to them than having access to financial resources.
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That Patient Access and Pricing Committee looked at making sure, as a primary objective, that patients had access to Valeant products.
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Vidya Ramesh is an associate director at Market Access Solutions, with multiple years of experience in market access and pricing/reimbursement.
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"If there isn't access, people are going to make their own access," said Figueroa, who was not involved with the study.
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How are you not going to change when you don't have access to food, when you don't have access to medicine?
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He also noted that Uber presents employees with a pop-up each time they access customer data which warns them not to abuse their access to look for information about personal acquaintances or celebrities, that access to data is limited based on employees' roles at the company, and that access is audited regularly to detect abuse.
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"Fair access to high-quality internet is a constitutional issue because such access is essential to our ability to access and share information, which in turn enables us to shape our political, civic, and social systems," the report reads.
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" Tarah Demant, senior director of the Identity and Discrimination Unit at Amnesty International, told Time, "They don't have access to information, they don't have access to contraception, and they don't have access to the option to terminate a pregnancy.
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" Huseman added that Ring now limits "such data access to a smaller number of team members" and will continue to review the access to those privileges, to determine whether "they have a continuing need for access to customer information.
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With these two elements required to gain access to an online account, it is significantly harder for hackers to gain unauthorized access.
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You should not have greater access to education if you're wealthy, in the same way you shouldn't have greater access to freedom.
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But up to 90 percent have no access to the internet and are often isolated, lacking access to even basic agricultural information.
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But only 16% of private-sector employees nationally have access to paid family leave through their firms, and that access is unequal.
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Obviously, losing access to Medicaid and other insurance would hurt a lot of people in general, removing access to any health care.
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And we discovered that in a lot of rural areas, the lack of access to broadband is potentially limiting access to telehealth.
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Oates does not have access to Facebook Live 360 but does have access to Periscope's, where he has more than 37,000 followers.
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Why weren't more robust access management mechanisms, including strong multi-factor authentication, enabled to prevent unauthorized access to passenger and driver data?
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CoinTent helps publishers detect users with ad blockers, and either deny them access or let them pay $21500 for ad-free access.
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The lease has a line for listing the "Occupant's Authorized Access Persons" — meaning people authorized by the occupant to access the unit.
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We are looking for access arrangements but access arrangements come in all shapes and sizes and only some of them are public.
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These are the two things you'll likely desire to have direct access to, and Native Instruments smartly gives uncluttered access to both.
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They have access to birth control and access to healthcare, which greatly reduced the number of unsafe abortions and maternal deaths worldwide.
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The actor and host has been named host of both Access Hollywood and its daytime counterpart, Access Daily, the network announced Wednesday.
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The leaked Access Hollywood audiotape from 2005 made clear Trump believed his "star" status gave him special access to women's bodies, too.
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Adware Doctor disguises its universal access request as a malware scan in order to access data from other apps and running processes.
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Is having access to more information of unknown and dubious or even malicious provenance better than having access to some verified information?
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At the time, developers could access data from a user's friends, even though their friends may not have granted the app access.
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It starts with having access to data sources, and the Data Connector tool gives users access to more than 250 data connectors.
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Likewise, Windows 10 users will be able to access Alexa through Cortana to access a host of skills and smart home integrations.
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By restricting access to it, you'll ensure that shady creeps don't get access to your information if you ever misplace your phone.
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More banks with direct access to the payments system planned to become indirect access providers within the next nine months, it added.
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What's needed is access to land, electricity, internet access, people to run the portals, and their use is free to the public.
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This is the civil rights of our time: access to capital, access to computers, how to make them, how to sell them.
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Eliminating the need for data aggregators to access customer access credentials substantially reduces the security risks associated with financial data aggregation services.
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She's had access to great medical care, but there are thousands of kids in Los Angeles who don't have access to that.
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SINGLE MARKET ACCESS * The government should campaign for access not just to the Single Market, but also the EU's Digital Single Market.
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That's the mobile data terminal that patrol officers have access to today where they can access mapping, do a name check, etcetera.
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Rather than settling for the status quo that rewards delayed access and excessive caution, he can promote early access and fast learning.
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Access says it may return to these cities in the future, once it's figured out a better way of deploying internet access.
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This article has also been updated to clarify that Google Fiber exists inside of Access, rather than having been superseded by Access.
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Like many security experts, Bunn advocated "segmenting networks" by ensuring that employees don't have access to data they don't need access to.
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While Secretary Mnuchin is correct to work on gaining greater access to China's market, access is only one part of the problem.
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The app requests access to your photo library because it needs to access your photo library in order to pull in photos.
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"My access is way better than girls in developing countries, but I would like my own access to be increased," she adds.
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These credentials grant media outlets significantly more access to Congress, including access to the press galleries of the House and Senate floors.
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Google has made it clear its presence will only improve Internet access for five percent of the population who already have access.
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With access to both the Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay, this park offers calm waters, uncrowded beaches, and easy boardwalk access.
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Ideally, older adults should give online view-only access to accounts and be cautious about who gets access to their financial records.
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And for $23.50 per month, you can get Regal Unlimited All Access and have access to every single Regal in the country.
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WeWork access on the Business PlatinumIf you enroll by December 31, 2019, you can get one year of Platinum Global WeWork access.
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This would allow them to see if users were attempting to access parts of the network they are not authorized to access.
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Iranian internet access meanwhile saw disruptions and outages Friday night into Saturday, according to the group NetBlocks, which monitors worldwide internet access.
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They would have been forced to travel hours to access the same potentially lifesaving treatment that others could access much more conveniently.
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That would allow them to access data stored overseas and allow foreign law enforcement access to data stored on U.S. firms' servers.
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We must expand access to jobs, housing, education, and access to healthy food for all as a matter of basic human rights.
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While access to health services sometimes was at stake, more often the cases were about access to economic benefits and job opportunities.
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Because Superfish had root certificate access, hackers could easily forge the certificate and gain access to encrypted communications on the same network.
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In America, only 183 percent of workers have access to paid family leave through their employer, and that access is unequally distributed.
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The gag rule hurts not just abortion access, not just contraception access, but other forms of health care as well, Rucks said.
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Meanwhile, supporters argue that expanding access to medical marijuana helps Montana residents suffering from chronic conditions have access to marijuana's palliative benefits.
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It means everyone has a right to access, that access is reasonably priced, and no individuals or companies are given special treatment.
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Tap "Set Guided Access Passcode" and then follow the instructions to set up a passcode to unlock Guided Access once it's running.
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With Priority Pass, you'll have access to over 1,200 airport lounges worldwide — you just have to enroll before you can access them.
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He sued the commission, telling the court he didn't have equal access to documents and sought a court order granting him access.
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"By gaining access to an MSP, you can in many cases gain access to any one of their customers," said the official.
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In addition, access to vote by mail and increasing disability access at polling places would also also reduce health bias in turnout.
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As progressives wrestle with expanding ballot access and expanding healthcare access, it's important to understand that both progressive fights are intimately intertwined.
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One with access to financial information could reasonably be held to a higher standard than one with access only to phone numbers.
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A handful of artists have access to the closed beta of Aero, but the app is taking requests for early access here.
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Basically, Amazon gets access to emergency dispatch data in exchange for access to video footage captured by the company's Ring security cameras.
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Platinum members can also access the lounges when connecting through the airport, but won&apost get access without an onward boarding pass.
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Check to see if you already have access to Business Insider Intelligence through your company, or inquire about access if you don't.
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In 2013, that access was taken away when increasing numbers of terminal customers complained about Bloomberg journalists having access to customer discussions.
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Users can download the app to get access to 1,300 free fonts, and Creative Cloud subscribers will get access to 17,000 fonts.
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Steph Sherer is the executive director of Americans for Safe Access, which advocates for access to cannabis for therapeutic use and research.
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Direct lenders can be more flexible and give borrowers access to far more capital than they would historically have had access to.
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Forced access, which the STB is considering, would require one railroad to give a competitor access to its private infrastructure and equipment.
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But the mobile era and cheap access to 3G/4G networks and Wi-Fi has unlocked global and democratized access to chat.
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Safe access is about availability of access points to be able to receive and consume cannabis based on the law and regulations.
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But the worry is whether or not foreign companies will get equal treatment, equal access in terms of access to these deals.
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Anti-choice policies always target the most marginalized group to restrict access so thoroughly as to completely block access to abortion services.
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The digital revolution offered access to unimaginably vast vistas of information, but, just as important, it offered access to unimaginably more choice.
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The perks are similar, too, and include Priority Pass Select lounge access, a Global TSA precheck credit and VIP access to events.
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He said the wealthy have "better access to the best investment vehicles and better access to the advice" on how to invest.
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The UK financial sector is likely to get restricted access at best under the EU's financial market access system known as equivalence.
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And individuals get the right to access all their personal data, control access and use of it, and even have it deleted.
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When associating solely with similar individuals, you limit the information you have access to, as well as who has access to you.
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The site offers access to over 35,000 properties worldwide, each featuring a rare or novel setting, while providing easy access to nature.
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We can expand access to these creditworthy borrowers while protecting taxpayers and ensuring that community banks get equitable access to the GSEs.
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More equitable health care will come only if we can provide direct access — access without a medical professional barrier — in affordable ways.
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And we have places on reservations that don't have access to utilities, which includes water, electricity, telephone service, and also internet access.
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U.S. consular officials requested access to Whelan on Monday — but were only granted access and spoke to him Wednesday, according to NPR.
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The agency gave providers sweeping power to recast how users access the internet but said they must disclose changes in internet access.
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"This gap and disparity need to be addressed with initiatives focusing on better access to prevention or screening programs, better access to HPV vaccination programs and improved access and adherence to standard of care treatment for cervical cancer," she said.
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Big publishers like Penguin have been switching from a "perpetual access model," in which libraries pay higher prices to have permanent access to e-books, to models that charge libraries lower prices for one- or two-year access to copies.
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Open access publishing removes restrictions on readership, and takes many forms, from "gold open access" in which authors cover publishing costs with an article processing fees, to "green open access," including self-archiving in institutional repositories and other non-commercial outlets.
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But that conclusion should be subject to the caveat that access to the American market should depend on comparable access to China's domestic market — yet such access is far from guaranteed given the constraints that China's state-driven system establishes.
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" In giving partner companies access to a particular movie or other assets, "you have to make an identity-centric environment so it knows about every partner ... [that gives] access to the movie and take away access when they don't need it.
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With this, Idea's Internet access program does what Facebook's Free Basics failed to do: give limited but free access to the entire Internet rather than unlimited access to a restricted number of websites and services chosen by and including Facebook.
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"Among other things, we've asked for information regarding the effect of the company's various privacy settings on third parties' access to data, including which apps Facebook granted access to user data despite users restricting access to their information," Becerra said.
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That's how we get led to things like Atlas where we realized that it's not only the access to payments, but also the access to the legal system and access to investors, especially as determined by where the company itself resides.
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An All Access account starts at $16.99 a month, which includes access to other interactive tools like NYT Crosswords and Cooking recipe archives.
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"While early access to palliative care services may remain the goal, current and future workforce shortages will continue to limit access," he added.
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Ferrara and Biegler were supposedly the only ones with access to it (although in court, Ferrara and Morrison said Morrison also had access).
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For example, an app that only needs access to door lock's battery level might also have access to the device's on/off switch.
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You're taking it as a given that if we have more internet access, faster internet access, it's inevitably gonna be a good thing.
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He said apps will have access to less user data, and it'll be easier for users to see which apps have that access.
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Because now they feel they have access to neighborhoods that they didn't have access to before, because they were afraid to go there.
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The Trump administration proposed a similar expansion of hunting access last year, and has generally sought to expand access and opportunities for hunting.
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Access to Roth accounts in other retirement accounts, such as 401(k) plans and 0003(b) plans, are subject to additional access limitations.
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The agency gave providers sweeping power to recast how users access the internet but said they must disclose changes in users' internet access.
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"It's implausible because I was an auxiliary bishop and I had no access to money or - no access to significant resources," he said.
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For years, granting Facebook app developers access to your info also gave them access to your friends, who never intentionally gave anyone permission.
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It further prevents them from blocking access or slowing down traffic to certain websites or online services while speeding up access to others.
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"Once alerted to the unauthorized access, CENTCOM implemented additional security measures to prevent unauthorized access," CENTCOM spokesman Major Josh Jacques told PC Mag.
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"We haven't seen that the access tokens were used to access private messages, or posts, or post anything to the accounts," Rosen added.
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Lawmakers say they show how execs, including CEO Mark Zuckerberg, gave some developers special access to user data and contemplated charging for access.
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Customers aren't just paying for access to wireless service, they're also paying for access to Comcast's network of 16 million Wi-Fi hotspots.
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When you purchase any Roku device, you'll get access to the free Roku Channel, which lets you access the paid channels you want.
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Then, the attacker was able to take the access token and pivot, log in as the next user, and access to their friends.
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What does three weeks mean to those with no access to a car or gas, no access to cash, no water, no food?
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Limited Equity Capital Market Access The company intends to maintain its current private-company structure, which limits access to the equity capital markets.
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We may not be able to access Netflix on our "basic" plan at full speed, but we can of course access Hulu. Why?
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However, this time around, the TLTRO IIs give banks cheap access to cash and therefore give SMEs access to cheaper medium-term financing.
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Several women said they didn't have access to menstrual hygiene products while in the cells, and weren't allowed to access their personal items.
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A total of 1,956 panel members with Internet access completed the survey online; an additional 619 members without access were interviewed by telephone.
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"From a broadcaster perspective … they now have access to viewers they wouldn't have had access to," Periscope engineer Sara Haider told Re/code.
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O'Rourke said he would also expand access to health care and make Pell Grants available to prisoners and increase access to apprenticeship programs.
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A limited number of employees have access to such information, for legitimate work purposes, and we enforce strict access protocols for those employees.
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There are simple access levels, where someone can access it for development and staging, or servers, or administrators that can invite additional people.
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Strong Access to External Liquidity Madrid has strong access to capital markets and banks to fund its annual deficit, even during adverse periods.
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Fewer people have access to venture capital than have access to Google, so there's a naturally smaller set of experiences to draw on.
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"Finding bad guys in the world of open access publishing is something you should do if you love open access publishing," he said.
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According to the Clinton campaign, Clinton's plan focuses on helping adults living with autism access meaningful employment, fair income and access to opportunity.
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It's similar to EA's EA Access, which offers PC and Xbox One users unlimited access to select EA games for $30 a year.
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That makes sense in a region where access to a mobile phone is often more likely than access to clean water or electricity.
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These services reinforce the existing paradigm, though: They may use APIs to access data, but the access is still controlled by third parties.
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It also has to take into account the access-level security, only displaying content that the person querying has the right to access.
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Planned Parenthood has a key role to play in access to affordable health care for women, and by extension their access to equality.
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White House celebrates Dakota Access, American steel: The White House on Thursday said it was pleased that Dakota Access construction has started again.
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After all, gun access is a risk factor in a person's darkest moments, and policies limiting such access can make a real difference.
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So much of the representation that we have access to is about positioning us as spectacles, rarely permitting us access to the quotidian.
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But that also means that anyone with full access to the data—like the database operator and administrators—can decrypt and access everything.
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The legislation includes provisions to boost access to addiction treatment, ramp up law enforcement efforts against illicit drugs and expand addiction treatment access.
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And the evidence doesn't support denying access to women seeking an abortion, it supports increasing access for women who have made this choice.
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Instead, access is streamlined and friction-free using identity and access management, authentication and analytics technologies that automate security processes in the background.
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The malware targets three previously undisclosed vulnerabilities in iOS, allowing for arbitrary code execution, access to kernel memory, and access to kernel privileges.
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It also says Iran will grant the IAEA "regular access, including daily access as requested by the IAEA, to relevant buildings at Natanz".
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Its Compassionate Use Program, which grants terminally ill patients access to experimental drugs, only provided access to 85033,000 patients from 2005 to 2014.
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Prime Day-specific benefits include access to Lightning Deals on July 15-16 and access to some of the best deals internet-wide.
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Access blocked When CNN attempted to access the e-visa process through the Turkish government's visa application website, a message denying eligibility appeared.
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NO DAKOTA ACCESS PROTEST BLOCKADE: North Dakota officials Tuesday backed off threats to block supplies going to the Dakota Access pipeline protest camp.
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And that will allow us even more opportunities in the next step of development with greater access to resources, greater access to markets.
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Hackers could access those credentials by reviewing the code in the apps, then gain access to data sent over those services, he said.
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"Someone with five minutes and a set of lock picks can gain access (or) there's easily access through the engine compartment," Kiley said.
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An IP address with access to the security key needed to access the driver information has reportedly been linked to a Lyft employee.
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It has also ruled that employees who have been told they do not have permission to access a system cannot legally access it.
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Increasing access to generic and biosimilar medicines will strengthen our nation's economy while improving patients' access to the medicines on which they rely.
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"The MOU clearly provides for access and recognizes educational counseling as a legitimate reason for such access," the groups wrote in their letter.
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The committee previously had access to the FISA materials, but the access was restricted to the chairman and ranking member or their designees.
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" Mr. Suber was quick to add, however, that he didn't condone Ms. Elbaykan's guerrilla tactics: "Unlawful access gives open access a bad name.
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As of May 212st, eligible restaurant employees will have access to $225,93 a year and managers will have access to $29,225 a year.
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Later, the FDA lowered the age for non-prescription access to 17 before ultimately extending access to people of all ages in 2013.
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Where access would be protected: There are 17 states that have either laws or court rulings protecting access to abortion regardless of Roe.
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And then, because it's in their interests for you to be successful, Alibaba helps you with access to markets, with access to accounting.
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Without access to a language, people are just as debilitated as the blind or the deaf when it comes to access to information.
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And while these services do offer fans some live game access, a meaningful part of their value prop is access to game archives.
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It doesn't provide access to all doctors, but it provides access to a doctor who, without the program, might be out of reach.
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"Full access to someone's phone is essentially full access to someone's mind," says Eva Galperin, director of cybersecurity at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Advocates say that by targeting Aid Access and maintaining the restrictions on mifepristone, the FDA is stubbornly resisting the future of abortion access.
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Much as monopolists in the private sector check access to customers and capital, the political parties also limit access to voters and funding.
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Bran theoretically has access to all information but seems to access it only when and in which way the story needs him to.
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Fooling facial recognition can allow a criminal to evade surveillance or get access to things they shouldn't be able to access, said Sharif.
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He bestowed lavish funding on universities and think tanks with direct access to top Washington leaders, looking for the benefits access can bring.
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A critical solution to the opioid crisis is improved access to addiction care, which in large part necessitates better access to health care.
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The second group, which I'm in, gets the videoconferencing and access to the website, and the third gets access only to the website.
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She was of the opinion that I, as a blind child, should have access to everything that my sighted friends have access to.
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Just as cable companies pay for access to high-quality channels, so, too, should social networks pay for access to high-quality journalism.
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A deal with Reliance would give it access to thousands of stores across the country, particularly in areas where internet access is patchy.
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Talking to him just once will give you access to the vaulting pole, which you'll need to access the rest of the island.
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