Set those alarms (like, all the alarms) and don't sleep!
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Szymanski said firefighters reported hearing smoke alarms going off, but not fire alarms.
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Learning how to separate real alarms from false alarms is key to managing your anxiety.
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Once enabled, your Echo device will listen for smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, and breaking glass.
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The flaw could allow a person to tamper with the devices in order to "silence alarms, generate false alarms and interfere with alarms of patient monitors connected to these devices," the release says.
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You set alarms and follow-up alarms, and you leave clever notes for yourself around your home and office.
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Google is also starting to introduce "character alarms" — which are, as the name implies, alarms voiced by popular characters.
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More than half occurred in homes without fire alarms; in many other cases, the alarms were found to be not functioning.
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The Apple Watch's alarms are much gentler than the iPhone's alarms, and it also buzzes, in case you sleep with your Watch on.
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SMOKE ALARMS Three out of five home-fire deaths happen in properties without working smoke alarms, according to the United States Fire Administration.
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Alarms went off when the Obama administration seized the phone records of several AP bureaus in 2013, and alarms are going off today.
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But all of us also experience false alarms — those times when our anxiety alarms ring even though we aren't in any real danger.
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Pamela Barr, who lives in the building, said she was awakened by fire alarms and didn&apost panic because false alarms are not uncommon.
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The beacons are commercially available battery-powered transmitters that look a lot like small smoke alarms, and, like alarms, can be fixed discreetly on ceilings.
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I spend the next few minutes scrambling to catch all the other snooze alarms I forgot about from alarms #1 & #2 and start making Jalen's breakfast.
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The broadcast detailed how easy it is to compromise the bracelets, which routinely give off false alarms, and how monitoring officials sometimes fail to respond to alarms.
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There were some doctors like Dr. Li Wenliang, who tried to raise some alarms first in the medical community, and others tried to raise alarms in the broader community.
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" - Alex, 26 "Car alarms serve no practical purpose.
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It's enough to make anyone want to pack a trumpet case full of extra underwear and try their luck sneaking past the guards at the Met, alarms or no alarms.
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If while you are gone, Alexa detects the sound of smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, or glass breaking, she'll send you a Smart Alert with an audio clip for your review.
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Some parents fear that false alarms will wake them up throughout the night with a product like this, but I did not get any false alarms while testing out the camera.
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He never came out -- causing Cengiz to raise alarms.
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" All you have to do is tell Alexa that you're leaving, and "Alexa will notify you if she detects the sound of smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, or glass breaking while you're away.
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You can only put it where you smoke alarms are.
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It was just that the fire alarms didn't always work.
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The group found that the alarms didn't work as claimed.
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Turning off alarms can be controlled via voice or tap.
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Documents show these sudden changes raised alarms at TD Bank.
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My apartment was the perfect lab for testing these alarms.
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We set our alarms for the morning and pass out.
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The mailbag that set off alarms is currently under quarantine.
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Profit motive Anonymous could certainly raise alarms in the book.
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Once executed, the withdrawal triggered various alarms in our system.
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Start sounding the alarms: Roberts is officially a redhead again.
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A climate of uncertainty creates a climate of false alarms.
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Such talk alarms military chiefs in America and other countries.
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So far, this process has occurred without any great alarms.
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But what alarms him is that this happened so abruptly.
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Nurses monitored him throughout the first night as alarms sounded.
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The new tanks have new alarms from a different vendor.
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Travel carbon monoxide alarms are also available for use elsewhere.
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My new behavior alarms me, and I'm certainly not alone.
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It's not just the US that is sounding the alarms.
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ER staff did not respond to 63% of the alarms.
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The process' implementation in other states is also raising alarms.
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Suffice to say, Green's effort did not set off alarms.
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Used against the entire opposition slate, these tactics raised alarms.
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But what alarms me is what's not on the list.
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Although they disabled alarms as they went, one was triggered.
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Even before it is passed, outside authorities are raising alarms.
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Also, the fire alarms did not notify dispatchers right away.
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Mr. Partridge said such internal alarms had not been ignored.
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Townspeople have begun to lock their doors and install alarms.
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Then the N.B.A. tripped global alarms over the same issue.
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Nevertheless, from a Mexican perspective the threat set off alarms.
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But the increasing violence alarms a growing number of people.
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They have been ringing the alarms bells for years now.
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Fitbit Premium and Smart Wake alarms launch later this fall.
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It was people's smoke detectors and burglar alarms going off.
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British officials raised alarms about the company's products last year.
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Congress has been raising alarms over drug prices for years.
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Alarms were ringing from the moment the takeover was proposed.
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We're told that set off alarms for the fraud department.
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The alarms that activated were the cathedral's own, he added.
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" Whisper Mode is powered by the same machine learning network that's used for Alexa Guard, which can recognize "smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, and glass breaking to turn Alexa into a home security system.
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It has some other neat tricks too, like the ability to disable alarms on public holidays or to set alarms based on your location (so you don't get woken up too early on vacation).
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Hey, Silicon Valley-based reporters: set your Amazon Echo alarms now!
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Additionally, some car alarms have gone off for seemingly no reason.
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Shaub has sounded many alarms over the Trump administration's business entanglements.
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Slept through my alarms and woke up with a massive headache.
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They are all used for setting the time, date, and alarms.
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Because of these techniques, I neither raise suspicion nor ring alarms.
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She said the building was not equipped with sprinklers or alarms.
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Sound the alarms, call your closest friends, the Cleganebowl is here.
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"I think a Trump presidency quite alarms Western Europe," she added.
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So you know the drill: Set your alarms for 10 a.m.
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For example, you can do things like set alarms with Bixby.
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The lights in the store go out and alarms go off.
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You can play music, make lists, set alarms and so forth.
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Alarms go off so frequently in emergency rooms, doctors barely notice.
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Toxic smelling smoke filled my house triggering smoke and CO alarms.
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Domestic violence shelters have been raising alarms about this for years.
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If any of these hypothetical rules alarms you, so should Pence's.
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Alarms don't work yet, and food ordering is still coming soon.
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Alarms must sound when science is silenced, manipulated, or otherwise compromised.
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It boasts 14 different alarm profiles and supports self-recorded alarms.
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"That obviously set off alarms," Constable Danny Martini told reporters Friday.
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Rural hospitals raised some of the loudest alarms over the proposals.
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Our days are busy from the minute our alarms go off.
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McNamee's admiration for coal and for Trump administration policy alarms environmentalists.
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The silent panic alarms would alert nearby authorities during emergency situations.
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That extends to music, news, alarms, phone calls, and so on.
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As Lawlor saw it, the plaintiff lawyers should have raised alarms.
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He had raised alarms about the search giant's power for years.
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This display of "intelligence" raises alarms for the future of work.
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Apple's Alarms app references an unreleased Sleep App, The Verge reported.
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Also, I know the difference between false alarms and real threats.
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Trump's war against Mueller offends and alarms a huge of voters.
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But the people behind the theft made mistakes and tripped alarms.
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Even some automakers are raising alarms about the administration's extreme attack.
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For example, our fire alarms are now going to cost $20,000.
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Bernie Sanders just introduced legislation that's raising alarms in Silicon Valley.
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But there have also been a fair share of false alarms.
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At Ohio State, students living off campus get free fire alarms.
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Dr. Shoemaker was on a Skype call when alarms went off.
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But the Chinese cases have raised alarms inside the State Department.
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"It really underscores the importance of auditory fire alarms," she said.
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Mr. Trump's attacks on Judge Jackson generated alarms in the judiciary.
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This alarms Pugh, who says climate change is already moving rapidly.
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It's a déjà vu reflection that alarms Nora to no end.
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The Trump spending spree has set off alarms among Democratic strategists.
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Mostly to set laundry timers or alarms to take my medications.
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Right now, people have to set their own alarms to remember.
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Never assume you are safe, check your alarms whenever you #Travel!
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The men set their alarms for when they passed an island.
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Employees were kept at their machines even after the alarms rang.
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I design car alarms, remote car starters and things like that.
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Inside and outside China, alarms are now sounding about mounting debt.
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But the Government Accountability Office suggested that those alarms were about as effective as car alarms going off on the streets of New York: an event so common that everyone assumed it was a false alarm.
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The Republican Party has been raising alarms about voter fraud for years.
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The video posted to Facebook raised alarms among those who saw it.
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Creating alarms can be done with voice control or on the touchscreen.
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Regulators are not the only ones who raised alarms about Foundation Care.
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Not surprisingly, it is now among the opposition that alarms are sounding.
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But the $79.99 Smart Clock can do more than just set alarms.
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These alarms had worked properly during the January and June contamination events.
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Of course, that doesn't help prevent false alarms, but that's another story.
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This black slab does phone calls, text messages, alarms, and little else.
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Seemingly everyone has smartphones these days, after all, which double as alarms.
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Bank employees also raised alarms about payments to a home improvement contractor.
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The sounds were so loud that nearby car alarms beeped in unison.
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You can also get brand-based alarms out of these smart speakers.
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Other residents posting on Twitter were noticeably annoyed by the wailing alarms.
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So many false alarms that it was going to happen for years.
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The incident has set off public alarms about the dangers of methane.
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It alarms US allies and dangerously destabilizes the rest of the world.
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They found two hits, but both turned out to be false alarms.
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It's not clear why remote alarms were turned off; investigations are ongoing.
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Alarms: Does it have an alarm when the cook time has elapsed?
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One of Time's better features are its silent alarms and inactivity alerts.
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At night, the family is roused out of their sleep by alarms.
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In 2015, the team responded to 732 fire alarms across the campus.
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This alarms China and so becomes a problem for Hong Kong's rulers.
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And a handful of applications are even designed with alarms and flashlights.
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This crazy quilt of wage standards alarms some businesses and their allies.
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Others were wheeled out in their hospital beds, IVs swinging, alarms sounding.
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In his opinion, Gorsuch called such predictions "apocalyptic warnings" and false alarms.
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People would still think that I was trying to set off alarms.
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It's not alarming enough to sound the alarms, to call for help.
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Clicking the Alarm app on your Apple Watch lets you create alarms.
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Asked if his family's buying-power alarms some, Mr Green readily agrees.
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Once the car alarms had been silenced, the night was strangely quiet.
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One solution might be to make the alarms less sensitive, Fleischman said.
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It sounded the alarms for a hot second and then it passed.
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After that, however, UM1's movements began raising alarms in some circles.
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Happy Land was found to have lacked fire exits, alarms and sprinklers.
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But in traffic, it sets off alarms after only a few seconds.
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It also promises no false-alarms, a problem with traditional detection systems.
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Hundreds of prominent patient-advocacy groups have raised alarms about these proposals.
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Car seat alarms, like those now required in Italy, address that risk.
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Those findings, released in November, sounded new alarms about a growing epidemic.
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The false alarms resemble what has become known as Christmas scanner syndrome.
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It's the again in "Make America Great Again" that sounds the alarms.
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By then we'd turned off the monitor, so the alarms didn't ring.
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That's why we have seatbelts in cars and fire alarms in houses.
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Repairs were undertaken — even the fire alarms had not been working properly.
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Yes, mere hours count with this pill, so set those phone alarms.
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They are sensitive to rising alarms over the impact of climate change.
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There were no fire alarms, no sprinklers, no emergency or exit lighting.
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She saw no attempt by staff to evacuate, and heard no alarms.
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Soon he was presciently raising alarms about Al Qaeda and its leader.
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Researchers recruited 176 5- to 12-year-olds old to test alarms.
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Buttigieg is also courting Republicans and independents, while sounding alarms about Sanders.
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Too often we allow these false anxiety alarms to affect our behavior.
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Families and activists say they have been sounding these alarms for years.
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The N.S.A. used DoublePulsar to penetrate computer systems without tripping security alarms.
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But the rapid rise of hobbyist drones is what alarms lawmakers most.
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Does it make you laugh — or perhaps it confuses or alarms you?
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As the false alarms subsided at the airport, the scene remained tense.
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Some alarms are already sounding about changes to proposed protections for investors.
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Not everyone is convinced the party needs to raise the alarms yet.
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When firefighters arrived, smoke filled the house as smoke alarms blared, SaukValley.
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"We ignored it because there are so many false alarms," she said.
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Other routine duties include stopping fire alarms, locking doors and watching CCTV.
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Unfortunately, this art is deteriorating at a rate that alarms the researchers.
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Back at the beginning of 2016, Kanye West was already sounding alarms.
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But other stakeholders have been sounding alarms over provisions in the legislation.
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Wealth and income inequality are also raising alarms among investors and politicians.
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Another con, the alarms on the base station can be rather annoying.
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Fire alarms rang out from buildings and train stations across the city.
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AFTER A COUPLE of false alarms, Donald Trump's "Watergate" moment has arrived.
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You can choose from a number of different alarms and visual elements.
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Listen out for the hawks passing overhead and distant car alarms ringing.
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In the building where Tahmas and Yiannopoulos hid, fire alarms began to wail.
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Control your Ring or smart lights, set reminders and alarms, or order pizza.
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A major May sell-off has set off bearish alarms on the Dow.
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What set off the alarms was some intriguing Instagram follows on Murray's part.
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Therapists help patients set alarms that remind them when to take their medicines.
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Shutterstock/Sam Woolley Privacy experts have sounded alarms on face recognition for years.
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That much of a spending increase is setting off alarms among conservative Republicans.
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Margolis says they've created a library of 450,000 indicators that may trigger alarms.
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This is a miracle, as I realize I forgot to set my alarms.
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Press freedom groups had raised alarms about the government's decision to prosecute him.
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Sessions's use of "self-referrals" has raised alarms among immigration lawyers and judges.
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The hotel fire alarms went off, as Irma's winds started to hit Miami.
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Less than a month after we unveiled our 2007 rankings, alarms were sounding.
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The interior ministry is installing alarms connected to police stations to reassure them.
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In reaction, politicians and advocates who support abortion rights have started ringing alarms.
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As always, check to make sure your smoke alarms are in working order.
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But it wouldn't be the last time a diplomatic financial transaction raised alarms.
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According to the release notes, you can't set alarms and timers, for example.
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But instead of telling you the weather or setting alarms, Jim pours whiskey.
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And because it's continuous tracing, you can set alarms for yourself, like hitting .
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I wonder how many alarms the thale cress needs to set every morning?
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This conclusion alarms some of those in China most sympathetic to the West.
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It looks like that could include messages, alarms, music, calendar events, or photos.
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We don't have bells signaling the end of passing periods, no fire alarms.
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The reason ... many homeowners don't put alarms on second floor doors and windows.
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I often set alarms at random times before or after a round number.
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You know she did a good job when the fire alarms go off!
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Without my three backup alarms, I oversleep and end up late to work.
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The only purpose this serves is to help you distinguish between alarms—e.g.
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In that case, many cars wouldn't start, and alarms would randomly go off.
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"ACER will drown in false alarms," one source familiar with the system said.
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It was the week that the TV industry sounded the alarms: Work together.
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"The function allows adding multiple alarms, as often as every minute," he said.
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UpLamp comes with a companion iOS and Android app that controls users' alarms.
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Chelation is the branch of quackery that most alarms him at the moment.
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That includes wake-up alarms featuring familiar Disney and Nickelodeon IP, like Coco.
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Blumenthal and other Democrats have sounded alarms that the future of Roe v.
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If #MeToo alarms you or rubs you the wrong way, Twitter is convenient.
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In the last four minutes, five alarms had gone off in the module.
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"But until these findings are published, some may continue to receive false alarms."
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For other Fitbit models, you can set alarms using the app or website.
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Otherwise, the alarms have helped improve safety and awareness during training and racing.
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There will almost certainly be false alarms and too-late warnings, said Vidale.
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Needless to say, we are already setting our alarms for 3 p.m. sharp.
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Echo reads news, sets alarms, controls smart home devices, and yes, plays music.
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Some demographic experts and conservatives have been sounding alarms about falling fertility rates.
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The United States government sounded the alarms long before Mr. Trump was elected.
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Welcome to Connecticut, where even the prospect of defeat sounds existential statewide alarms.
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On Monday those jokesters seriously channeled our emotions and sounded the appropriate alarms.
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Meanwhile, all I could hear were alarms and beeps echoing through the hospital.
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Just as the shooting started, car alarms in the parking lot began wailing.
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Brinkmanship between President Trump and North Korea raised alarms of possible nuclear war.
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Fire alarms were sounding in the dorms, according to posts from anxious parents.
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Having to endure any kind of physical existence whatsoever alarms and annoys me.
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Ms. Michelman made infrastructure changes like installing closed-circuit TV and silent alarms.
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I really liked the tricky clues for ALARMS and AD SALES as well.
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I really liked the tricky clues for ALARMS and AD SALES as well.
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They can create virtual alarms for when a person approaches a particular location.
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By the time we make it to our safe room, the alarms stop.
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Both the Navy and Defense Department sounded alarms on TikTok earlier this month.
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Consumer groups have long been raising alarms about the company and its practices.
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Officials who tried to raise alarms have been demoted, fired and even imprisoned.
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That should've been more than enough to have set the panic alarms ringing.
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False alarms are dangerous because they lead to complacency when real danger threatens.
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The missile caused Japanese authorities to issue alarms warning citizens to take cover.
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You can power cameras, remotes, alarms, and more with these long-lasting batteries.
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The company used to struggle with time-related bugs during the early days of iOS, causing alarms to fail across Europe, alarms simply not working on New Year's Day, and the incorrect time being shown in the built-in calendar app.
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The bond market has priced in the negative effects of the trade war, triggering recession alarms this year that have been accurate since World War II. Those alarms included the New York Fed's recession probability indicator hitting its warning level.
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Mr. Abbott's suggestion for dedicated active-shooter alarms appeared to be a response to concerns that any fire alarms pulled during a school shooting may prompt students to leave classrooms instead of barricading themselves inside, where they might be safer.
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You can add things like alarms, low power mode, Wallet, and various accessibility controls.
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Kelsea Ballerini's The First Time tour is so hot it's setting off fire alarms.
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"Burglaries normally happen for a few minutes until the alarms go off," he says.
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That accusation prompted Democrats to immediately sound alarms, with some calling for impeachment proceedings.
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Talking to a device to set alarms or answer messages was seen as revolutionary.
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Thermostats, smoke alarms, and now Nest's new home security system signal users via rings.
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A few years back, the amazing pace of China's credit growth sounded many alarms.
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I set my alarms, look at Pinterest, and then fall asleep by 21:230.
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U.S. companies have also sounded alarms on the trade war's impact on their business.
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False alarms from big companies about cybersecurity incidents are not uncommon—especially this week.
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There's an awful lot of components — motion sensors, window break sensors, smoke alarms, etc.
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You can give it a quick wave to dismiss those calls or snooze alarms.
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Security measures such as burglar alarms have made it harder to break into houses.
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I check the windows, doors, alarms, and the door jammer G. bought me (lol).
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The device's uneven bezels in particular set off the OCD alarms in my brain.
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Such talk alarms Mr Bannon, now back running Breitbart, his hard-right news operation.
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Among the files were commands to control Spotify, the person's home thermostat, and alarms.
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Amazon announced today that Alexa has been updated to include support for music alarms.
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This alarms the powerful dairy industry, which requested a meeting with Freeland last week.
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TSA officers are instructed to work with parents of children to resolve any alarms.
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There's also the option to name each of your alarms via the Label field.
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You can also use the Withings Health Mate app to set silent, vibrating alarms.
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Until then, though, let's try to keep these terrifying false alarms to a minimum.
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It has an epaper screen and handles only calls, texts, alarms, and web browsing.
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Despite a few false alarms, the couple has not already welcomed their first child.
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However, Human rights groups have raised alarms about the effects of heavy coalition bombing.
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If you're anything like me, you probably set/reset alarms multiple times a day.
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She allegedly set off alarms trying to reach to residence to contest her ouster.
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Equipping schools with the silent alarms will cost somewhere between $2.5 and $12.5 million.
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During a total of 53 hours, 1049 alarms went off, associated with 146 patients.
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Environmentalists have for years sounded alarms over leaching fertilizers in the agricultural region's groundwater.
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In response, stores have put in place all manner of security measures. Cameras. Alarms.
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Two other Kavanaugh Fourth Amendment dissents should also raise alarms about his privacy views.
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Phones have also replaced alarm clocks — most models have alarms, plus timers and stopwatches.
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Leaders of the RSC and Freedom Caucus, another conservative group, have both raised alarms.
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A new law in Italy will require drivers to install alarms in car seats.
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They don't sound as scary as massive student debt figures setting off the alarms.
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Erdogan's regional and global foreign policies have raised alarms in the West as well.
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The promotion of stories being aggressively pushed by far-right conspiracy sites raised alarms.
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PUERTO MALDONADO, Peru (Reuters) - Two decades ago, Swiss priest Xavier Arbex started sounding alarms.
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The winds approached 155 miles per hour, tripping useless car alarms and felling trees.
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Trade groups have raised alarms about the impact of rising prices on consumer spending.
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These are the sorts of things that set off alarms for Air Force psychiatrists.
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But outside of meetings with Mr. Trump, intelligence officials have continued to raise alarms.
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China, where COVID-19 first set off alarms, passed through the worst, Fauci said.
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The location raised alarms that the virus could infect other parts of Central Africa.
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Howling winds and pounding rains punctuated by the sounds of alarms in the distance.
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And top government officials began sounding the alarms about the coronavirus in early January.
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In the interview, she placed the emphasis on finding solutions rather than raising alarms.
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Cromwell underplays this, and everything else, as if to avoid setting off believability alarms.
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The arrest also raised alarms among researchers in Washington who rely on Mada Masr.
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Everyone was so exhausted that Ramona had set four alarms to wake them up.
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Same goes for smart smoke alarms, thermostats, flood detectors, door locks and other items.
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Any of these revelations might have been expected to provoke alarms from congressional Republicans.
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It was so crude that 214 percent of our warnings were considered false alarms.
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Budget office lawyers decided that Ms. McCusker had inaccurately raised alarms about the Aug.
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Mr. Doak raised alarms last month when he wrote in a letter to Gov.
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This is the latest in a spate of false alarms in the past month.
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The fact that so many of my Democratic colleagues support this bill alarms me.
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On the similar boat, the Vision, smoke alarms were not connected throughout the boat.
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The WannaCry attack set off predictable alarms from technology firms and cyber security experts.
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The response has raised alarms for many of the other galleries in the area.
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The situation alarms some big investors who fear other companies might copy Snap's structure.
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In diagnostic imaging a discrepancy between gender identity and patient anatomy can raise unnecessary alarms.
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And Hassett said consumer prices are "not setting off alarms right now" related to tariffs.
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After texting my boss, I turn off all my alarms and go back to sleep.
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At least one comes equipped with facial recognition and the ability to detect various alarms.
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Objectionable images, videos or text can be flagged and various notification alarms can be enabled.
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In both lockdown scenarios, teachers and students must ignore all other fire alarms or bells.
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"You could feel the building shake, and you could actually hear the alarms," he said.
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Normally it's rule number one, there's a black-out, all the alarms are off, loot.
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Oh, and the public continued to sound alarms about the impending end of net neutrality.
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The clock display and touch controls are a cut above the cheaper alarms, as well.
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Two officers interviewed by ProPublica said the machines' alarms are frequently triggered by certain hairstyles.
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So I checked and made SURE no alarms were set, double checked at 203:24.
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It's a bit like the Nest app, only for networked security, rather than fire alarms.
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In 2010, some iPhone users slept through alarms that didn't sound at the proper time.
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OK. So, the, you know, three alarms have been sent here, Dana, for MS-13.
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If you make one mistake, alarms are not going to go off all around you.
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This approach helps reduce false positives, which is what have made car alarms so ineffective.
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Health advocates have raised alarms about the addictive nature of social media for years now.
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There were too many nights that turned into mornings and too many 3 a.m. alarms.
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Set alarms and remindersReally need to remember something but don't have a pen to hand?
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Any loud sound can shatter their day: Sirens sounding, fire alarms ringing, a car backfiring.
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If you do, you can have it display timers, alarms, and reminders through voice commands.
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The cockpit voice recorder captures flight deck sounds, including crew conversation, alarms and background noises.
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Meanwhile, every doorbell ring practically gives Abbi a heart attack, but they're all false alarms.
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If not, why didn't an "outlier" detection function raise alarms with regard to Barrier Free?
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We looked at each other and then 228 seconds later, fire alarms started going off.
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Kasich argued that he tried to raise alarms about Trump during the campaign last year.
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You can make grocery lists, find restaurants near you, set alarms, or set sleep timers.
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The priceless artifact is under glass, kept safe by alarms, and watched by security guards.
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These can all be viewed and managed in Alerts & Alarms section of the Alexa app.
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Parents are increasingly using alarms to help time kids' screen time, tooth brushing or studying.
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Why those alarms didn't amount to meaningful action will be a subject for courtroom arguments.
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As these alarms were going off, one nation after another reached for the snooze button.
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Doing this will increase the volume of your alarms while your iPhone is on vibrate.
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One hopeful sign is something that alarms conservatives: Mr. Trump's friendly past relations with Democrats.
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The Trump administration set off alarms when it called for tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee and Jeff Flake of Arizona sounded alarms on Trump last week.
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"The nature of the claims raised alarms that must be comprehensively addressed," the two wrote.
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Once I resolved this, I didn't have any other false alarms from the motion sensor.
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You can glance at it to see the weather, news headlines, alarms, timers and more.
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There were no alarms as she finished with 201 points, 18 ahead of her rivals.
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The Israeli military's outgoing cyber chief, meanwhile, has been raising alarms about Iran's cyber capabilities.
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Hackers also could set off false alarms, thereby undermining the public's confidence in nuclear deterrents.
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The number of "false alarms" was higher among participants wearing the alcohol-laced face mask.
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Maybe the alarms in Flint would have gone off at the first signs of trouble.
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People who stay up late and don't set their alarms probably also have more testosterone.
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The winds approached 150 miles an hour, tripping useless car alarms and felling towering trees.
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Elsewhere, Seawright says, communities are sounding alarms about contaminated soil and other environmental health hazards.
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Air France and French unions have defended the AF447 pilots, saying they faced conflicting alarms.
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Our thoughts, personalities, and learned behaviors can also influence whether our pain alarms get tripped.
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A number of residents said that no sprinklers or alarms went off during the fire.
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The group's count includes many incidents that turn out to be false alarms or hoaxes.
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False alarms set off sirens in southern Israel during the strikes early Sunday, it said.
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The head of Britain's intelligence service, MI23, has raised alarms about using Chinese networking technology.
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" But he added, "Then suddenly the alarms went off that we needed to evacuate ship.
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But then lights started flashing, alarms started blaring and everyone had to evacuate the ballroom.
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That mix so alarms Western powers that some may deem General Hifter the lesser evil.
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The fire alarms in the attic of Notre Dame did not immediately notify fire dispatchers.
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The loss itself did not trigger alarms, but wagers placed on the specific result did.
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John Richardson, set off alarms in a mail screening facility outside the Pentagon on Monday.
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Top-of-the-line systems can include alarms, cameras, dogs, guards and even secret passageways.
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An F.B.I. informant said he had raised alarms about the second attacker two years ago.
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Alarms are sounding about an erosion of press freedoms once thought sacrosanct in a democracy.
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Heavier sleepers or night owls should avoid being too loud or setting tons of alarms.
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Yet other alarms about the state of the start-up economy fell on deaf ears.
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Still, its prowess and dedication have set off alarms within the United States' defense establishment.
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False alarms about North Korea missile attacks — like the false alarm in Hawaii on Jan.
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The real-time measurements are displayed on a dash-mounted device with alarms and notifications.
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The alarms raised by Kelly are welcomed by veteran GOP operatives outside the White House.
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We're right to raise alarms about the administration's attack on the lifesaving Clean Power Plan.
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Back in 103, tech organizations and researchers weren't the only ones sounding alarms with Facebook.
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Rubio had raised alarms about the deal back in October, asking the committee to investigate.
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But, recent computer-based modeling in Norway raised alarms of potential environmental impacts when disposed.
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However, the political turn that the protests took — and their rapid spread — has raised alarms.
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Apple stock fell after the announcement as analysts raised alarms about the lack of transparency.
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Alarms also sound when a device's batteries run down or when the signal is lost.
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That includes smoke alarms, door locks, smart plugs, security systems, and heating / air conditioning controls.
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It won't be possible initially to do certain things, like streaming music and setting alarms.
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If you use it to set alarms it will eventually start suggesting alarm times, too.
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Sirens, car horns and alarms echoed throughout the dark streets before generators began kicking in.
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When the dam broke, no alarms or sirens sounded to warn workers and communities downstream.
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Beijing's interest in the technology has set off alarms within the United States' defense establishment.
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But as it stands, the drop in American diplomats should set off some serious alarms.
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But by May 2017, the regional California Water Quality Control Board was raising fresh alarms.
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Since the dawn of the nuclear age, there have been no shortage of erroneous alarms.
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Besides calendar reminders, this could extend to Mail (reminding you to respond to messages from VIP contacts), Photos (don't forget to share last weekend's party photos with your friends!), and daily alarms (Siri could automatically turn alarms on or off based on your calendar).
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Gradual Alarms – Anyone else have a heart attack whenever they hear their phone's Alarm Clock ringtone?
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He said people had no idea what was going on when they heard the fire alarms.
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Can we handle another months-long stretch of false alarms, conspiracy theories, and YouTube musician homages?
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The app is also getting smart alarms designed to wake users during their light sleep phase.
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Tumblr communities raised alarms about the groups, Wheaton said, but Tumblr turned on its core instead.
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The North Korean military had already raised alarms early this month with its first ICBM launch.
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Double-check your phone alarms are set to the time you want, or disable them completely.
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The Ramirez family has been raising alarms about the future of the cemeteries for several months.
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Alarms blared and traffic stopped around the Angel of Independence monument on the iconic Reforma Avenue.
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But what triggered alarms wasn't just that activity in the account had jumped since Trump's election.
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For example, you can't use third-party apps, like WhatsApp, to send messages or set alarms.
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That left the Mini with controls only on the sides for adjusting volume or snoozing alarms.
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Specifically, researchers compared "unmelodic" alarms, or ones that beep, to "melodic" ones, such as pop songs.
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They're an easy way to turn lights on and off, set alarms, or adjust the climate.
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As a result, LIGO scientists have developed sophisticated models and techniques to weed out false alarms.
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The fire was initially a three-fire alarm fire, but was later raised to five alarms.
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Ignoring that advice, Trump issued a series of tweets on Thursday predicting failure and sounding alarms.
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Throughout the primary process that he dominated, Trump raised alarms with his treatment of fellow Republicans.
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He said "definitely" more companies will sound alarms on China tariffs heading into this earnings season.
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But perhaps the biggest difference is that the Fed and others are actually sounding preemptive alarms.
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Maybe, just maybe, Alexa's new alarms can make you actually enjoy getting up in the morning.
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Alarms should emit noises that startle, but that shouldn't mean they all have to sound terrible.
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But could better design really have prevented the error, and going forward, prevent future false alarms?
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But he likely wasn't expecting the tweet to set off alarms about whether he obstructed justice.
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Cory Booker sounded alarms about Amazon's most recent gambit: Its $14 billion purchase of Whole Foods.
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This model alarms when the cook time has elapsed and counts up from zero on warm.
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Lindsey Graham, has sounded alarms that the Mueller investigation will impede Congress' separate investigation into Russia.
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They're still sounding the alarms about what happened in Washington just a couple of days ago.
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Their work barely skipped a beat elsewhere when earthquake alarms twice rang out across the city.
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And we've had several false alarms that a third SATC movie could be coming our way.
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They saw we had a large amount of transactions and it made them sound the alarms.
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You can see how well you slept and set silent alarms to wake yourself up gently.
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Alarms changed the clinical management of a patient just eight times, or 0.8% of the time.
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Nine games in, that's a big enough sample size to sound the alarms, so to speak.
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Breja alleges he was terminated in March, a week after raising alarms about Juul's tainted products.
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Google employees have raised alarms about a new tool that keeps tabs on their internal meetings.
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You can also configure alarms to vibrate in addition to, or instead of, the alarm sound.
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False alarms and the magic moment Emmy and her mother arrived in Minnesota on July 15.
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If any of these contests tighten up, it'd set off alarms across both parties nationally. 5.
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The extent of the contrivance will set off multilevel credulity alarms in viewers paying close attention.
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Because of false alarms tying up police resources, different municipalities have different processes for these calls.
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SimpliSafe says this reduces false alarms and often leads to faster dispatch and higher arrest rates.
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This Alexa-enabled speaker sports an LED digital clock face, and can display timers and alarms.
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ADT for example empowers customers to set home alarms even when we're away from the house.
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Trump has agitated the country with false alarms about public safety, the economy, and national security.
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It also lets you set alarms and timers with a shout and even get the news.
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They've also adapted to city life—including, sometimes, imitating car alarms at the break of dawn.
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Sleep cycle alarms are another way to squeeze the most out of your shuteye, researchers said.
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Many apps include alarms and notifications that you can set to remind yourself to check in.
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On one recent day, the fire department received 173 snake invasion calls, versus five fire alarms.
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Intersex people may have ambiguous genitalia that trigger alarms and require invasive pat-downs every time.
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Ms. Alderman is, not surprisingly, given to pondering the alarms her works and others have raised.
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But I've already slept through four "wake up earlier" alarms this week and it's only Tuesday.
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Residents are still on the hook for stopgap safety measures, like new alarms and building patrols.
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Quantum mechanics could find a near-immediate real-world application in an unexpected place: burglar alarms.
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His father retired as the owner of Hi-Tech Alarms, a car accessory shop in Brooklyn.
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Yet in recent decades, missile launches have been ambiguous enough to trigger the most serious alarms.
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The alarms raised about nicotine among youth come as the landscape is shifting around tobacco use.
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All of the tracked data—and any alarms—are sent to an app on your phone.
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As arbitration crept into tens of millions of contracts, prosecutors, judges and lawmakers started sounding alarms.
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The apparent drop in concern by Japanese young people alarms many in government, including Mr. Morishita.
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"It's not a topic that comes up often except by activists, and that alarms me," Rep.
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Tools like Todoist and Google Calendar make it easy to set up alarms and repeating events.
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Police officers in major cities hail these precise early alarms of where the latest shooting is.
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Dangerous because those yearnings trigger multiple alarms in one of the least stable regions on earth.
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Investigators had not found other smoke alarms beyond the one that activated on the first floor.
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Washington could not significantly increase its forces in the region without raising alarms in the North.
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"When word spread, it just started kind of ringing alarms in the vegan community," he said.
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Nearby, one of his battery-operated ceiling smoke alarms, tossed somewhere in the wreckage, beeped incessantly.
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Another Democrat in the U.S. Congress is sounding alarms about the Amazon-Whole Foods deal. Rep.
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Maybe you can start to see why this plan so alarms Liberia's teachers unions, among others.
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The complaint was elevated to HQ's board of directors and set off alarms, given Kroll's past.
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Our holiday weekend plans either consist of switching off our alarms to sleep in, or setting our alarms to sale shop — and with Monday, February 18 on the imminent horizon, it's time to take note of one online event that's already begun: Wayfair's President's Day Blowout.
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Swiping down from the top of the screen displays three new options: Alarms, Lights & More and Routines, which let you, manage alarms, control individual or groups of smart lights and run Alexa routines you've set up in the mobile app without having to use your voice.
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Trump's choice of Scott Pruitt, a climate-change denialist, to head the Environmental Protection Agency alarms environmentalists.
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There's also guided breathing and in-house "apps" on the gadget like weather, a timer, and alarms.
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Alarms have been raised over the flaws in automated systems that contribute to hiring and firing workers.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), who originally came up with the idea for the CFPB, sounded the alarms.
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However, the meeting allowed experts to sound alarms about the deadly health risks associated with climate change.
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That's $411 billion lost to missed alarms, unnecessary sick days, general lack of focus, and early death.
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Cengiz raises alarms after he does not emerge several hours later and Reuters reports on his absence.
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And they had to complete their landing checklist, speaking with Mission Control, as alarms blared around them.
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I snooze through five more alarms, accidentally sleep a bit more, and finally get up at 8.
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The two-story California building where at least 36 people died lacked both sprinklers and smoke alarms.
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Between noisy teens, crying babies, loud chewers, and car alarms, sometimes the world just won't shut up.
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Shelton's doubts about the central bank's need to operate without influence from politicians could raise similar alarms.
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Young people extolling socialism have caused conservatives to sound alarms about the direction the country is going.
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When I woke up with (most of) these sunrise alarms, I had an easier transition into consciousness.
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SARA EISEN: What about – I mean, it feels like we've had a few false alarms with recessions.
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"Ensure that your smoke alarms are working correctly by testing them regularly," Robins said, according to 9News.
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The amount of time they slept longer: 46 minutes — that's at least four snoozes on most alarms.
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You can also use it to alert you to other things like low battery or morning alarms.
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It is only the latest extremist group to raise alarms about the state of global nuclear security.
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"Sprinklers, smoke alarms and multiple exits are needed so people have some way of escaping," he says.
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The app listing describes Sounds as a way for users to customize their alarms, ringtones, and notifications.
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In particular, Barrett's ties to a small Christian group called People of the Praise have raised alarms.
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It's also possible to modify user settings, alarms and other features on the exposed devices, said Rotem.
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Say no to jarring alarms that put you in a bad mood the minute you wake up.
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Even an iOS 9 update a few years ago managed to disable people's alarms, and iOS 11.1.
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But in this more recent case the Earth didn't move enough to set those alarms in motion.
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Alarms go off in Poirot's head, because Daisy Armstrong has been in the news a lot lately.
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Login sites have displayed similar "not secure" warnings since 2016, with gradually escalating alarms for expired certificates.
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"If the temperature changes more than 0.5 degrees, they'll get alarms to go fix it," says Patla.
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Because the test is imperfect, Brawley said, there are a number of missed cancers and false alarms.
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In December, nuclear alarms were tested for "the first time in a generation," per the Washington Post.
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That alarms some, who worry that banks use this power heedlessly, thereby stoking disruptive booms and busts.
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Jeff Sessions has drawn liberals' fire on civil rights, and Pruitt has raised alarms among climate activists.
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An October inspection of the building found that fire extinguishers and emergency alarms were installed as required.
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Chaffetz says some of the alarms failed but some went off, yet the intruder was not detected.
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Alarms frequently go off for various reasons, and this time it was met with an inadequate response.
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The air rings with alarms as the personal exposure alerts do their best to notify disinterested ears.
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Some Iraqi officials said Washington is sounding loud alarms over the dam to absolve itself of responsibility.
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He is pretending that the non-Muslim majority can be rid of a minority that alarms them.
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He says that when year-over-year earnings projections turn negative, it's going to set off alarms.
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What alarms America is that Chinese behaviour in the South China Sea seems to fit a pattern.
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I use Siri daily to begin phone calls, send text messages and set timers, reminders and alarms.
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I must admit, the governance chaos the U.S. has experienced over the last two decades alarms me.
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Yet as councils have been piling into retail spaces, others have been sounding alarms about the sector.
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Multiple left-leaning politicians and critics of Bolsonaro in Brazil have raised alarms about his authoritarian tendencies.
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So far, supported controls include skipping songs, snoozing alarms, and silencing phone calls by waving your hands.
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You can set a near unlimited amount of alarms on your iPad, for whatever purpose you want.
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John McCain So far McCain has not signaled any alarms that he might vote against the bill.
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Ricardo Rosselló for not doing enough to raise alarms about the high number of initially unreported deaths.
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After years of almost-votes, countless working groups and false alarms, the significance isn't lost on Republicans.
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Mediator The decision by ABC News to hire George Stephanopoulos in 1996 tripped alarms throughout American journalism.
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The problem with this primitive method is that it produces too many false alarms and false positives.
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The frequency and the level of those contacts raised alarms in US intelligence and law enforcement circles.
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Instead, when several are installed throughout a building or college campus, the alarms form a mesh network.
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But I do live in New York and I'm used to sleeping through car alarms and ambulances.
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Despite the abundant security precautions, no alarms were tripped and nobody rushed out to confront the intruders.
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There are false alarms every once in a while; in fact, there was one just on Sept.
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In one 24-hour period, the Austin police responded to 420 suspicious-package calls, all false alarms.
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Most buyers are unlicensed, small-scale traders working in cramped shops fitted with alarms and steel doors.
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He was also arrested in L.A. back in June for pulling fire alarms at his apartment complex.
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This mind-set might set off alarms at retailers that need people to keep buying new items.
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After the low-air alarms sounded on the fire crew's tanks, the chief ordered them to evacuate.
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When he insisted that the inaugural celebration was the largest ever, alarms went off in my head.
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The bridge required constant repairs, and experts in Parliament, industry and academia had raised alarms years earlier.
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The government's campaign against Mr. Velasquez — to the extent of defying the court — has set off alarms.
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Or set alarms to remind yourself to eat your usual meals and drink a glass of water.
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She declined, even as senators sounded alarms about the implications of Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation on women's rights.
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Even excluding the F.B.I. report, plenty of alarms were ringing for the British authorities about Mr. Butt.
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He uses surveillance cameras to track her every move and automated alarms to keep her fenced in.
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It raises alarms among free-speech advocates and many Democrats who say consumers suffer without aggressive oversight.
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Consumers, though, are thriving and spending; they remain upbeat, despite the constant alarms about a looming recession.
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The broadening outbreak has roiled stock markets and raised alarms about possible harm to global economic growth.
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Ahead of a decisive final game, Penguins Coach Mike Sullivan saw no reason to sound any alarms.
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Smoke is shorthand for culinary catastrophe, setting off alarms in the kitchen and jitters in nervous cooks.
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The smoke is so bad that fire alarms are being triggered in many parts of the city.
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By contrast, they asked about another serious home safety issue - smoke alarms - in about 90% of visits.
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I put my headphones and Apple Watch on the charger and set three alarms for the morning.
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The national police and prosecutors looked away even after the National Treasury raised alarms about the project.
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The Roost Smart Battery lets you turn regular smoke alarms that use 9V batteries into smart ones.
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It will let users wave their hand to skip songs, silence phone calls, snooze alarms and more.
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Petrov concluded that it was a false alarm and did not tell his superiors of the alarms.
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The threat which alarms us may also alarm legislators and other powerful groups, prompting some appropriate response.
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But few are challenging Mr. Trump or raising alarms about how severely this hurts our election system.
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CBS News reported that she tripped alarms trying to access the White House residence after her dismissal.
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You can also chat directly with Assistant on Android devices to set alarms and search through photos.
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One of Wall Street's top technology analysts is sounding alarms that the sector has gotten too pricey.
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You can use this clock to set timers and alarms, and it can also display the temperature.
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It can also be used to set timers and alarms, as well as tell you the temperature.
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The shock wave set off alarms throughout the neighborhood, he said, and he saw thick smoke billowing.
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The more false alarms there are, the closer Republicans come to being the party that cried vote.
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David and Jessica haven't announced anything, but that ring's sure to set off a bunch of alarms.
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It wasn't until two weeks later that Stallman's second attack set off the necessary alarms for treatment.
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" The latter, he notes, can be a "pain in the ass today, [issuing] false alarms all the time.
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This does not pose an immediate threat, but alarms a government used to double-digit growth in remittances.
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There's also a new Do Not Disturb mode, which mutes notification sounds but keeps alarms and timers on.
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You can also ask about the weather, sports scores, and traffic, as well as set timers and alarms.
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Most consumers use them for setting alarms or reminders, but the potential for them is huge, he said.
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You won't be tricked by false alarms, it's easy to operate, and comes with a built-in GPS.
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Dakota Shrader and her classmates left the history hallway after the fire alarms went off and headed outside.
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Scientists studying the Arctic climate have sounded the loudest alarms about how quickly humans are altering the climate.
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Tap the cog icon below and you can adjust volumes for alarms, calls, media playback and so on.
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Genocide warning alarms in South Sudan; Donald Trump's labor offensive; a banner day for depressing data about America.
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Alarms were raised in November 2014 after Wuhan customs found nine parcels bound for abroad which contained methylone.
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News that Russian military aircraft are travelling from Syria to Venezuela will raise alarms in the international community.
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Whenever those alarms suspend the search for more bodies, Garcia returns to the morgue or checks the hospitals.
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INTELLIGENT LIFE Hello Bixby – View frequently updated content, such as the weather, reminders, and alarms, in one place.
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Of all the sunrise alarms I tested, this was the best at evenly lighting up a dark room.
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Officials at FinCEN said that after they began raising alarms, OIA began shutting them off from classified networks.
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"The media alarms but the impact of Zika virus in the communities isn't so much," Mr. Obaldía said.
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The only exception is Fire TV, which doesn't support alarms because TVs are typically powered off at night.
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The study found many did not take shelter because sometimes false alarms had been sounded over the years.
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The Treasury yield curve inverted last week, a signal of impending recession that sent alarms through financial markets.
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There are some new controls as well, including turning to take or reject calls, snooze and dismiss alarms.
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The watch can also wake up the user with vibration alarms at optimal times during their sleep cycles.
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Other songs echo with footsteps, motorcycle engine roars, car alarms, pedestrian chatter and various sounds of the city.
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On September 7th people had 86 seconds to leave their homes as alarms awakened residents throughout the city.
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The touch screen means you can swipe to stop music or alarms—which is way better than shouting.
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I roll out of bed after snoozing through three alarms to start the day with my skincare routine.
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The company aims to solve two problems for current radar technologies: recognizing stationary objects and triggering false alarms.
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The new version no longer supports alarms or Amazon Alexa, according to the update notes on Google Play.
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Mark your calendars, set your alarms, and check your bank accounts, because you're going to want this one.
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Spotting the car on arrival, alarms bells ring, but Catherine proceeds to deal with the matter in hand.
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But the alarms it raised are indicative of how sensitive negotiations between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan have become.
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There are also several new apps on the Charge 3, including alarms, timer, weather, calendar, and Fitbit's leaderboard.
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Screenshot: GizmodoTo control the volume of alarms on iOS, tap Sounds & Haptics from the Settings app in iOS.
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That policy alarms growers, especially since they can no longer depend on snow in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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On February 2, immigration lawyers and advocates started raising alarms about heightened ICE presence and activity in Austin.
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They carefully disguised documents as they stole them, so as to circumvent the internal intrusion alarms at Boeing.
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From a privacy standpoint, Amazon says it only listen for alarms or glass breaking when in Away mode.
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Stolen passwords pose extensive security risks because attacks using stolen passwords often do not set off any alarms.
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"There was no fire exit for people to escape from and no fire alarms were working," he said.
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For students, it could mean setting alarms an hour earlier, just to make it to school on time.
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Stock market crashes and "Bernie Madoffs" set off mental alarms that often smother their interest in financial literacy.
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The Australian family were asleep as the flames engulfed their house – their fire alarms failing to go off.
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"What I wanted to do was take the alarms out of the environment for the patient," he said.
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Ever get the feeling that someone's not listening, no matter how loud the sirens and alarms are screeching?
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I recommend you buy all their excellent products including indoor and outdoor cameras, learning thermostats, and smoke alarms.
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Apart from making sure to set your alarms correctly, you can use Daylight Saving to reboot sleeping habits.
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So the attachment, which did not include that type of information, did not raise alarms, at least initially.
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This alarms investors, who regard private equity firms as wise custodians, acquiring mature companies with stable cash flows.
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When the agents held the bag for a manual security check and scan, it set off additional alarms.
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Despite finishing her documentary weeks ago, she was still fully plugged in to the world of false alarms.
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Next week, there also will be new character alarms featuring characters from Pixar's "Coco," Disney's "Moana" and others.
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These days, however, it is the territory's small but increasingly vocal separatist movement that alarms it far more.
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These shortcuts will let users create reminders, set alarms, and navigate to saved locations like home or work.
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There are recipe recommendations on smart displays and custom alarms for children recorded by actors from popular cartoons.
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Someone with home insurance will check their smoke alarms less often; health insurance encourages unhealthy eating and drinking.
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Many politicians and parents have raised alarms about privacy and warned of predatory boys sneaking into girls' bathrooms.
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"We keep calling these storms a wake-up call, but they keep turning into snooze alarms," Redlener said.
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State regulations required the Wagners to install cameras near gates and fences, along with motion sensors and alarms.
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St. Benedict's Preparatory School on Chicago's North Side spent nearly $90,000 to install 30 alarms throughout the campus.
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It was strong enough to activate seismic alarms in Mexico City, which is still recovering from Tuesday's event.
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It's also bad enough that, over the weekend, we were reminded that false alarms of nuclear attack happen.
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In each city, authorities confirmed that no shootings had occurred and the chaos was caused by false alarms.
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"There might be numerous false alarms, particularly in the early stages, when the operators were inexperienced," Barker conceded.
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Ten months ago, Brazilian health authorities sounded alarms about babies born with misshapen, squashed skulls and neurological problems.
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And when she asked about the fire-safety situation — alarms, extinguishers and exits — the landlord seemed taken aback.
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HomePod can do things like read the news, play music, set up alarms and reminders, check the weather.
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The one thing that alarms me is when people think there is such a thing as white feminism.
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They picture smoking-black pans, alarms screaming, hours of scrubbing at the sink to remove the damage done.
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The police also seized stolen passports and found multiple cellphones, computers and a device to foil shoplifting alarms.
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"Old school systems frankly get ignored by police because there have been so many false alarms," Pachikov said.
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Hearing alarms ringing endlessly throughout dreams until you wake up to see if it's real isn't uncommon either.
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Users also reported that alarms were sounding, but that there were no announcements or communication from the airport.
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The Riveters dealt with predawn alarms; being momentarily stranded in Charlotte, N.C.; and losing most of their equipment.
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Across New Jersey, several other towns have had to deal with a spate of false alarms and threats.
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The attack lasted only a few hours, but it was enough to sound alarms at the White House.
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Economists, forecasters, and other experts have been sounding the alarms regarding a potential impending recession in recent weeks.
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CCTV cameras captured the brazen heist, which took place at a temporary exhibition that had no alarms fitted.
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His support of Salifist causes, if known in the European Union country where he lives, would raise alarms.
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Set alarms on your phone throughout the day to check in and remind yourself to use your nostrils.
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The stalemate has had widespread implications as Connecticut faces a worsening financial crisis, spreading uncertainty and raising alarms.
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State regulations required the Wagners to install cameras near gates and fences, along with motion sensors and alarms.
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Some users find it a reliable way to set timers, alarms, notes and reminders, or to find restaurants.
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However, many experts sounded alarms about the strain that hugely indebted companies would come under during a downturn.
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Korn Ferry – Shares of Korn Ferry tanked 12% after the consulting firm sounded the alarms on the coronavirus.
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One resident said she did not leave because, after 280 years, she got tired of the false alarms.
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In the neonatal intensive care unit, mechanical beeps tracked heartbeats, and alarms signaled that lungs had stopped breathing.
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And rampant copyright infringement alarms Hollywood and record labels, which begin lobbying Congress for stricter intellectual property laws.
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Democrats and watchdog groups have repeatedly raised alarms about Trump's frequent use of his properties during his presidency.
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When Mr. Murray moved to another room to deliver his talk, protesters pulled fire alarms in the hallway.
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In season two of the Trump presidency, many of us are no longer paying attention to the alarms.
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Compliance officials raised alarms about Deutsche Bank's relationship with the financier in 2015 and 2016, the NYT reports.
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If you even bring up the prospect of agricultural work to parents, it raises all kinds of alarms.
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While Radcliffe sees a need to ensure fairness, the 45-year-old Briton did not sound any alarms.
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In a statement, PwC said that Botta signed off on the same audits about which he raised alarms.
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Most homes already have smoke alarms, often more than one, and they're an essential safety feature for anyone.
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Still, the data was not weak enough to sound any alarms about the state of the U.S. economy.
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It'll alert you when the time is up with three increasingly louder alarms or an LED flashing light.
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The wedge being driven between the two countries alarms tech's biggest names, with the likes of Microsoft Corp.
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I then set my alarms and read a couple more chapters in my book before playing another sleepcast.
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The Atomic Energy Commission is not the only group sounding alarms about the role of extremists inside Pakistan.
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But now, with alarms clanging all around me, I can see why patriotism exerts such a strong pull.
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He arrived with an almost-impenetrable accent and no experience with flush toilets, microwave ovens or smoke alarms.
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Officials provided few details about the building's fire prevention system, including information about alarms, sprinklers or evacuation drills.
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The calls have so far proved to be false alarms and there have been no claims of responsibility.
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Beto O'Rourke's (D-Texas) full-throated endorsement of a mandatory gun buyback proposal has raised alarms among Democrats.
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The State Fire Marshal&aposs Office will investigate for code violations, including any involving fire alarms, he said.
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The official inquiries about an abrupt policy shift set off alarms at the State Department and in Congress.
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We don't need our museums — any of them — to calm us down; we need them to sound alarms.
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Fire alarms in France never automatically alert the fire department, a spokesman for the Paris Fire Brigade confirmed.
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The Fire Department said there were no working alarms in the unit, but a spokeswoman for the New York City Housing Authority said the devices — one carbon monoxide detector and two smoke alarms — had been working earlier in the day when a maintenance worker visited the apartment to fix a drain.
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There are now so many reported cases of microcephaly that a new problem has arisen: too many false alarms.
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The sensor also has vibration alarms that can go off in case someone's mobile device is out of range.
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With some 15 million alarms sold annually, the company is the biggest home monitored security company in North America.
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Besides the weather, alarms, and your schedule, there's not much else you can use the Smart Clock's display for.
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I will erase it from my everyday alarms and save it only for situations where great power is required.
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The robot obviously has 9 cameras, tracking to the nearest inch and alarms to prevent any sort of incident.
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Although there were false alarms, there had been no confirmed sightings of the woman since she vanished July 18.
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Weather Alarms – With a 4-star rating after hundreds of reviews, this weather alerting app seems to be handy.
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Start setting your alarms because Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's anxiously awaited for wedding details have finally been revealed.
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The fire alarms were triggered at the cathedral, which is undergoing a $6.8 million restoration, around 6:30 p.m.
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Even before the caravan set out, the administration was raising alarms about families coming to the US-Mexico border.
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" Clinton campaign spokesman Nick Merrill sounded the alarms, too, tweeting, "It's not inconceivable that he gets away with this.
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In a world perpetually on the brink of nuclear destruction, there can only be so many false alarms—right?
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In the lead-up to game's fifth season, alarms starting sounding off at a mountain base on the island.
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On color-coded maps of the region, its flow rate went from stable blue to raise-the-alarms red.
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Syrian Kurdish autonomy in northern Syria alarms Turkey, which fears it could increase separatist sentiment among its Kurdish minority.
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AI is both rapidly altering law enforcement and prompting alarms from privacy advocates concerned about a dawning surveillance state.
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Since then the industry had been waiting for Reliance Jio, with multiple false alarms about its launch since 2014.
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But a typo in the Sri Lankan request form tripped internal alarms and the money may all be recovered.
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The Blink offers an app called Timeline which syncs your calendar, to-dos, reminders, alarms on a single screen.
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Paris wasn't the only issue raising alarms, as several members of Ebell's EPA transition team expressed concerns about Pruitt.
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Last week, Tester's office began hearing from current and former employees of Jackson, raising alarms about his professional conduct.
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Does our time—with its talk of nuclear bombs, false alarms, and Russian spies—resemble a new Cold War?
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Phil Murphy (D) signed the bill into law Wednesday, making the alarms a requirement going forward, according to NJ.com.
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The Seine has continued to swell since the river burst its banks on Wednesday, raising alarms throughout the city.
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The idea is to provide early detection of threats without false alarms, and without interrupting people's normal work flow.
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The reported deal with ZTE raised alarms among lawmakers from both sides of the aisle this week, including Sen.
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You get all of your fitness features and things like the weather and timers and alarms and music controls.
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The app also allows you to control the camera, set alarms, and pair other accessories to your security system.
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Hiroshima had already been woken by several air-raid sirens that morning, which had proved to be false alarms.
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Alarms also go off if tractors are on the track when horses enter or if starting gates are stuck.
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As you're going through security, you aren't digging for that lost item that's going to set off the alarms.
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It also raises alarms regarding the number of senior leadership positions at the State Department that are not filled.
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Meanwhile, the lyre bird, native to Australia, has displayed remarkable ability to mimic sounds from chainsaws to car alarms.
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When it didn't work, I realized I still needed my phone for alarms and should probably leave it on.
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Once charged, a Fitbit Flex can offer about a week of biometric tracking, alarms and reminders, and other data.
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Throughout the fall, a number of Facebook's early backers and employees have raised alarms about the company's growing power.
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But his family needs the cash, and all he has to do is set off a few fire alarms.
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Selby and her fiancé, Mac Warren, were sleeping when the storm alarms on their phones awoke them early Tuesday.
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In recent years, the Pentagon has begun to install "intrusion alarms" to warn weapons operators of signs of attacks.
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For a time, he said, the false alarms outpaced the number of fatalities, which have totaled 20 in Florida.
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If the thought that Putin has strings to pull with this president alarms you, Pompeo's presence should be reassuring.
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Virtually all the data contradict the dire alarms, according to public officials, including those at the World Health Organization.
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Pharmaceutical and medical device executives enthusiastically supported his nomination, while consumer and public health groups sounded the requisite alarms.
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Before that, Gordon had been arrested in L.A. back in June for pulling fire alarms at an apartment complex.
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Well, in hospitals, we can prevent sick people, elderly people, from falling down, we can call alarms for them.
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Right off the bat, Deadpool seemingly has no conscience, which sets off all the alarms that he's a villain.
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The nation's major health insurers are sounding the alarms, and pointing to the potential impact on hospitals and doctors.
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Firefighters did not hear smoke-detector alarms as they worked their way through the Harlem apartment, Mr. Nigro said.
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Nest: In early 2014, Google bought Nest Labs, the manufacturer of smart thermostats and smoke alarms, for $3.2 billion.
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Several regulators who tried to raise alarms said they believed the government stood aside because of the industry's connections.
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Many public health experts have raised alarms about the U.S.-China rhetoric and reciprocal actions during the coronavirus crisis.
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But the authority had not revealed that final testing for the fire alarms at each station was not finished.
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Asked if such purchases would set off any alarms, she clarified that the bureau would not have been alerted.
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Global smoking rates are declining as health officials across the globe sound alarms over its long-term health consequences.
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They have spread to washing machines and smoke alarms, to thermostats and to medical devices implanted into human bodies.
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Even stipulations in some talent program contracts, like ones requiring that China own intellectual property, did not raise alarms.
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Even stipulations in some talent program contracts, like ones requiring that China own intellectual property, did not raise alarms.
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There have been several false alarms over the past months that Mr. Trump was imminently returning to the city.
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Concerns about Giuliani's role in facilitating a relationship with the new Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, started to raise alarms.
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So environmentalists naturally sounded alarms when Trump promised dropping out of the deal of the deal if he's elected.
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But some White House staffers, worried that Trump seemed to be asking Ukraine for dirt on Biden, sounded alarms.
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AND YES, THERE HAS BEEN MANY, MANY FALSE ALARMS ON THE INFLATION RATE GOING UP AND PARTICULARLY, WAGE INFLATION.
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This is doubly concerning when screening average-risk individuals, because most positive results are expected to be false alarms.
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GOP alarms go off every few years in North Carolina, sometimes warranted and sometimes not: In 2016, GOP Sen.
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They used shortwave radios to listen in on security workers, and carried bulky electronic devices to deactivate security alarms.
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If I have to get up at 5, I set alarms for 4:15, 4:45 and 5 a.m.
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The prospect has raised alarms for many astronomers, in part because it is the latest launch in a deluge.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have raised alarms about the move coming as Trump and his allies pushed Ukraine to investigate Biden.
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Most of my clients are on the East Coast so these early alarms are more frequent than I'd like.
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You can use the Soli radar sensor to snooze or dismiss timers and alarms or skip songs in Spotify.
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What other alarms must sound before sufficient funds are allocated to keep communities across the country safe and secure?
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While landlords must supply smoke alarms, the department's Office of Fire Investigations said, tenants are charged with maintaining them.
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For alarms and timers, the speaker will do, but you won't really want to listen to music through it.
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His statement did not explain how such a large sum of money failed to be noticed or raise alarms.
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I've noticed in some of the mom forums I am a part of, other reviewers complain about false alarms.
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Alarms have been ringing ever since Trump announced he wanted to be president, and they have grown steadily louder.
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Fire officials said they were notified of the blaze by a company that operates fire alarms for the building.
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In the days after Parkland, a flood of threats and false alarms heightened the focus on school security nationwide.
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In the 1990s, destructive fires in Deschutes County served as alarms for Sunriver, and it voluntarily revised its approach.
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The spill didn't raise alarms at the time, however, because scientists hadn't yet studied the health effects of PFOS.
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Frum's critiques of the president echo alarms sounded by political veterans on the center, center-left, and center-right.
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"There can be false alarms, that's why the firefighters ask that someone go check," said Gabriel Plus, the spokesman.
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The threat of Iraqi and Kurdish forces turning U.S.-supplied weapons against each other has raised alarms in Congress.
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Hearing dogs alert people who are deaf or have limited hearing to important noises, such as alarms and doorbells.
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In June, immigration lawyers raised alarms over squalid conditions facing hundreds of children at another facility in Clint, Texas.
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In a statement to Gizmodo, Wiltshire Police said that alarms went off at the cathedral a little before 5 p.m.
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Ask Alexa to check the weather, set alarms, turn off the lights, call a friend, and of course play music.
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These included alarms about smoke in the lavatory as well as the aircraft's avionics area, which sits under the cockpit.
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After sounding the alarms for the group, Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, has had a change of heart.
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They get bored and they get sad, they forget things and sleep through alarms sometimes and get anxious at parties.
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Most importantly, there are no false alarms about how badly I'm supposedly sleeping when I think I'm sleeping just fine.
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ADT makes security devices including surveillance cameras and burglar alarms, besides automation products such as digital door locks and thermostats.
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"During the attack, anti-aircraft missiles were fired towards Israel, triggering alarms that were heard in Northern Israel," it added.
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In the Stand, "OK, Google, bedtime" sets your morning alarms and turns the Pixel 673 into a white noise machine.
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Li was one of few to raise alarms about the virus before the Chinese government had officially announced the outbreak.
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That ambiguity has raised alarms with some outside groups, who see the policies as arbitrary and largely decided in secret.
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Lilly Pulitzer&aposs 2018 After Party Sale dates have been announced and we suggest setting your iPhone alarms right now.
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The doctor examining a 2-month-old above was the first to raise alarms that the water in Flint, Mich.
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Similar to the Hub 360, Amazon's software is designed to listen for specific warning sounds like alarms or smashing glass.
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Nearly every feature of this watch is modified on the phone, from the time/world-times to alarms and timers.
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Delaney and Yang are raising alarms about the rise of automated labor, featuring it prominently on both of their websites.
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While sounding alarms on tech's sky-high valuations and their grim earnings picture, Bernstein hasn't written off the group altogether.
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Set a few alarms in the morning so you don't oversleep, and do your best to avoid making important decisions.
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So set your alarms and prepare to buy, because come September 5, this collection is guaranteed to sell out fast.
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Mr Trump's pugnacious, "America First" rhetoric alarms many members of the public in South Korea and such neighbours as Japan.
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But Bolsonaro's popularity alarms many Brazilians — in part because he has expressed admiration for dictators, and has expressed racist views.
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VoiceMyBot can be configured to essentially push you essential information, such as site maintenance updates or alarms for system crashes.
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Mexico and Japan adopted earthquake early-warning systems years ago, but they are still imperfect (both have issued false alarms).
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But on the reunion, Luann showed a more vulnerable side — admitting that it alarms her to hear the constant rumors.
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What makes Trump's anti-Curiel crusade unusual, though, is that the people raising the loudest alarms about it are conservatives.
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Intense chest pain and difficulty breathing were serious alarms for the swimmer at Queens University of Charlotte in North Carolina.
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Jennifer Sekerak has installed alarms on the doors, but is haunted by the possibility Joshua may find a way out.
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We&aposve had so many ups and downs, so many false alarms that it was going to happen for years.
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Alexa does well enough setting alarms and fulfilling one-off commands, but speech is an inherently social mode of interaction.
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Now, it can do a few new things, too — including setting alarms and timers, getting the latest weather, and more.
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She hopes other states will follow in requiring schools to have silent panic alarms to notify law enforcement in emergencies.
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Seconds after the rumbling began for real in the afternoon, the alarms sounded again—by then it was too late.
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We don't have to tell you that these babies will be gone in a heartbeat so set your alarms now.
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You can use it to make calls, answer questions, set timers and alarms, and control lights, locks, thermostats, and more.
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Last month's hack raised alarms because the center handles much of the infrastructure for federal and state elections in Georgia.
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The smoke alarms Bill had in the basement where the fire began had been taken down for cleaning, authorities said.
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Click through the slideshow ahead to pick a favorite, and set your alarms now for their debut later this month.
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With the handy assistant, Alexa, you can ask questions, play your favourite music, check the weather, set alarms, and more.
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Also, the false alarms that Bjornerud describes can feed into parents' fear and paranoia, sparking anxiety instead of providing comfort.
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Besides, they'd both lived through enough false alarms at this point that the technical details were more distracting than helpful.
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The room had no beds or furniture and was outfitted with alarms that would sound if anyone tried to leave.
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Though most sources say that deal rang alarms at Embraer, people involved in the Boeing talks insist they are independent.
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Also on Sunday, the palace shared exactly when royals fans will need to set their alarms for the big day.
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To hear birds chirp in the morning, rather than car alarms, people yelling at one another, that kind of thing.
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On Tuesday night, Mr. Beshear claimed victory, but Mr. Bevin resisted conceding and instead began sounding alarms over electoral shortcomings.
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To build on this, Google Assistant is adding alarms voiced by characters from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and LEGO City.
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Every item in this buying guide offers special smart features, including fitness tracking, notifications, silent alarms, and even mindfulness reminders.
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It's where users can set alarms, choose music, and use other sleep programs, like one to help fight jet lag.
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But while some shared photos and stories about false alarms, others gave scary insights into the real risks of fieldwork.
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They can control your home's electronics, turning on lights or hooking up to burglar alarms — but so can smartphone apps.
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His appointment raised alarms among Democrats and a few Republicans who expressed concern about his past statements about the investigation.
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For years, she watched her father and older brother, Evan, both volunteer firefighters, run out the door when alarms sounded.
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Are you the type of person who sets twenty alarms in the morning and then snoozes through all of them?
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It said it would take preventive measures such as providing emergency alarms to all members and patrol around their homes.
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Yes, it will show you the time on the 4-inch touch-capable display, and you can set multiple alarms.
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The three years since then have featured a series of false alarms that take me on an emotional roller coaster.
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But the sheer volume of data can lead to an overwhelming number of alerts, many of which are false alarms.
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It also features an alert schedule that allows you to customize alerts and alarms for different times of the day.
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But her alarms will cause some to question the soundness of the economy, which of course is exactly her purpose.
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The chaos on Sunday night followed what appeared to be two false alarms of a gunman in the airport's terminals.
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The statement on Monday said the police had responded to 14 calls to the house since 2012, including for alarms.
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It records video in your home and updates you using a smartphone app when it detects motion, sounds, or alarms.
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Thunberg was first pictured sitting alone outside Swedish parliament in a strike that she hoped would raise alarms among lawmakers.
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"If you don't feel comfortable and those alarms are going off, you need to stop the bus," Garcia-Houchins says.
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Fire alarms in the 1980s were novel, and with Goings' sales experience and tenacity, the company became a runaway success.
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However sweet those first few hits might have been, his high went south as soon as the alarms went off.
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The 27-member Blue Dog Democrats, in the meantime, applied pressure from the other side, raising alarms about increased spending.
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It will also automatically turn off alarms if the user wakes up before their alarm is supposed to wake up.
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Alarms were supposed to thwart fare evasion, but subway officials acknowledged then that they were not much of a deterrent.
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After the House passed a bill that included a provision making the Free File agreement permanent, the academics raised alarms.
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And others, including Bob Corker of Tennessee and Jeff Flake of Arizona, had raised alarms early on about the deficit.
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Because Islam also forbids eating pork, alarms about gelatin and porcine viral DNA have hampered vaccination in some Muslim countries.
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Dismissing alarms about outsize government debt and white-knuckle interest rates, Pimco instead bet successfully that rates would remain low.
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The building lacked sprinklers and fire alarms that worked, and had only a single, narrow staircase to escape a fire.
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People there fled into the streets at midnight, shaken by alarms blaring over loudspeakers and a full minute of tremors.
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The students also pulled fire alarms and began pushing and shoving him and his faculty interviewer, who suffered a concussion.
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The boy's father says Story's hot tub not only lacked proper fencing, but it was also missing warnings and alarms.
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Alarms went off inside deserted lobbies, as members of the staff went door-to-door telling guests to get out.
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The Grenfell Action Group, a residents' group, said it had raised alarms for years about the management of the building.
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The alarms on the hall's display cases had long stopped working, including the trip alarm on the Star of India.
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Most Republicans remained silent or stood by Mr. Trump in light of the new messages, but a few raised alarms.
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Most Republicans remained silent or stood by Mr. Trump in light of the new messages, but a few raised alarms.
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The box allows mothers to surrender their newborns in a temperature-controlled box with a mattress and three silent alarms.
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The device sets off alarms in the cockpit if the pilot is flying to close to a building or hillside.
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The project also raised alarms among financial regulators, who urged the company to tread carefully or risk a federal crackdown.
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As he alarms and exhausts, the Short-Fingered Vulgarian deserves this credit at least: We're all on our toes now.
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"PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE check you smoke alarms in your homes before going to sleep tonight," the statement said, WJTV reported.
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Those of us who worked counterterrorism as a profession knew about him for a long time and sounded many alarms.
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Historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr.'s 1973 book, The Imperial Presidency, raised alarms about the sweeping authority of the militarized state.
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The potential threat alarms a country that is no stranger to natural disasters like typhoons, earthquakes, mudslides, tsunamis and floods.
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Parents who use the Dexcom G6 depend on alarms on their phones if their children's blood sugar levels are dangerous.
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Banning police said the jolt set off numerous burglary alarms at area businesses but caused no serious damage or injuries.
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You could argue that domestic alarms are no big deal, when placed beside the conditions in which the soldiers toil.
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Your iPhone alarms should always ring, regardless of whether you&aposre in Do Not Disturb mode, or even Silent mode.
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The high-resolution radar chipset resolves a number of issues found in legacy chipsets, Marenko said, including eliminating false alarms.
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In fact, the Democratic National Committee, congressional Democrats and the Obama administration had sounded the alarms months before the election.
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Ring, which is now owned by Amazon, also makes connected alarms and surveillance cameras for inside and outside the home.
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The whistleblower's complaint, which was released to Congress on Wednesday, reportedly raised alarms about Trump's July 25 call with Zelensky.
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On the subway, loud alarms were installed at some emergency exits to dissuade riders who use them to sneak inside.
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Walmart employees in Brazil raised alarms that the "sorceress" may have been a government employee, but those concerns went unheeded.
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The alarms will trigger by any sound above a whisper with a sensor that detects an unauthorized person's body temperature.
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With some of those other security camera companies, birds, stray animals, and falling branches have been known to trigger false alarms.
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It captures sounds on the flight deck that can include conversations between pilots, warning alarms from the aircraft and background noise.
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The two products affected by the defect are the Kidde dual-sensor (photoelectric and ionization) smoke alarms, models PI2010 and PI9010.
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Your character rifles through lockers for disguises and equipment, and occasionally disables alarms or finds characters to talk to and help.
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I'd be in my cell, hear batons tap on the floor—clack clack clack—and then two bells like fire alarms.
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In that time, they infiltrated the facility, disabled alarms and cut through safes to remove the secret documents before leaving undetected.
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Those stationary security systems are already a low police response priority, due in part to a high rate of false alarms.
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SARA EISEN: It's interesting because you for so long were sounding alarms on the China fueled debt bubbles, and their growth.
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We should be careful not to raise alarms that reduce our credibility, which we will need if things really do deteriorate.
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It also features rainfall alerts and precipitation alarms, so you can make sure that you're keeping dry on those unpredictable showers.
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This raises alarms about whether the streamlining of data poses a threat to citizens' personal safety and the possibility of dissent.
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The US Chamber of Commerce and Business Roundtable — which represent businesses that employ a vast number of people — are ringing alarms.
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What they excel at, however, is acting as harbingers of the omni-present surveillance dystopia experts have long sounded alarms about.
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If that's the case, don't expect to hear about Harrison pulling fire alarms in Houston early in the morning on Feb.
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For example, tech giant Apple cut its forecast in January, sounding alarms that an economic slowdown will weigh on its business.
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You'll also hit weird limits — Apple doesn't make its clock app available to third-party apps, so you can't set alarms.
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It's somewhat directional, but the hole in the middle and convex shape casts light at wider angles than other directional alarms.
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Mr. Papadopolous later shared that information with foreign diplomats, which eventually set off alarms among American intelligence officials about Russian interference.
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It is possible that this will lead to false alarms, they note, and that there are potential problems with patient privacy.
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That means eliminating anything that could set off alarms when going through the body scanner, like chunky jewelry or a belt.
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Chernov added that the fire alarms did not work, and the cinema hall's doors were shut, effectively trapping the victims inside.
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You could say it's more than 1,000 times more potent than aspirin, but that doesn't raise the same sorts of alarms.
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Ask Alexa to stream Apple Music, Spotify, Pandora, SiriusXM, and more, set alarms or times, or check the weather or traffic.
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Looking to the future, wearables could even trigger alarms when a health emergency happens, like a patient having a heart attack.
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And some of China's military behaviour alarms its neighbours, not only in South-East Asia but also in India and Japan.
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"One thing that always alarms me is when you walk into a restaurant and you get a table immediately," Ramsay begins.
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And users can use a companion smartphone app to do things like set alarms and customize settings, even away from home.
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That raised alarms, because the wellhead must be in good condition to help control pressures when the relief well is finished.
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The mistake prompted urgent research into "receiver operating characteristics", the ability of radar operators to distinguish between true and false alarms.
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" CBS News later reported that Manigault Newman "tried going into the White House residence" on Tuesday night and "tripped the alarms.
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At only eight millimeters thick, the Aluma Connect is thin enough not to be bulky, and it offers two different alarms.
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In its attempts to drag you out of bed, the app can combine multiple alarms and challenge you with math puzzles.
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Since then, her daughter has been understandably wary of alarms — but one cashier had the perfect solution to help distract her.
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Even when people seem gay -- and set off all the alarms on your gaydar -- it's far more likely that they're straight.
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First Alert is a brand more commonly associated with smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors, and other safety products for the home.
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Paul had signaled his intention to ask the question on Wednesday, raising alarms that he intended to out the anonymous complainant.
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Three songs into Snowing's last-ever, wrong-righting set, an overzealous fog machine sets off the Merchant Square Mall smoke alarms.
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Nearly 1 in 10 people with the device were exposed to more than 100 false alarms during the 90-day trial.
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She said her family didn't panic when the tornado appeared because the breeze didn't pick up and no alarms were sounding.
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The erroneous message, coupled with similar alarms on television and radio, caused widespread panic and fear — and prompted a federal investigation.
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"Hospitals do seem to be getting noisier as time goes on," she added, but alarms are hardly the only noise around.
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The possibility of a Le Pen-Melenchon run-off is not the most likely scenario but is one which alarms them.
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Drivers must have at least three years of experience, and cars must be equipped with safety features including alarms and GPS.
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We're not all morning people, but there are some easy things you can do to make those early alarms more bearable.
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I see that hitting the mental snooze button on all the geopolitical alarms going off was an unforgivable act of ignorance.
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The 22011 blast produced a light flash seen throughout Hawaii, damaged power lines and generated enough intensity to trigger burglar alarms.
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The Navy kept limiting its scope of remediation, only to expand it again and again as regulators and residents raised alarms.
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Armstrong took control of the spacecraft and directed it to safer ground, all while alarms blared as the flight computer malfunctioned.
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To get a better idea of how often alarms signal real patient distress, Fleischman and his colleagues set up an experiment.
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The Mad Sleep-Disturber, who sets off car alarms all over metropolitan Hamilton, Ontario, well after midnight, has never been caught.
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The retiring senator has sounded alarms about the $1 trillion or more in budget deficits the plan is expected to create.
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But when Mosby and her staff met with police officials the next day, she said, her internal alarms started going off.
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As someone who works in the health and mental health field, the mere possibility of a Donald Trump presidency alarms me.
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It is a relatively high bar, given the range of behaviors that might set off alarms about someone having a gun.
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During the escalation, the tigers did not respond to zookeeper attempts to defuse the situation with piercing sounds, flares, and alarms.
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