Once you're there, you'll be blocked from downloading any VPNs.
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The Hill: Trump tweets that Mueller deputy should be blocked from testimony.
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Meanwhile, states would be blocked from adopting tougher rules on self-driving cars.
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He could also be blocked from reading or hearing any recent news reports.
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The listed persons and entities will be blocked from the U.S. financial system.
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Institutional investors need to be blocked from further expansion and forced to restructure.
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They also asked that Whitaker be blocked from performing the duties of the office.
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He said that the outlet could be blocked from receiving public funds through ads.
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That Broadcom would be blocked from buying Qualcomm isn't necessarily a surprise in itself.
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In Chile, some have called for men to be blocked from the planned marches.
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Alexa also supports text messages, and those similarly cannot be blocked from the recipient's end.
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Starting in July, Australians will be blocked from ordering items on Amazon's United States site.
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Even though AOSP is free and open source, Huawei could be blocked from using it.
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Finally, Anner arrives — only to be blocked from entering the home of the famed fluorescent bagel.
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Mr. Wilson could be blocked from owning a firearm for life if convicted, legal experts said.
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But now: We could still be blocked from the next debate if 21.6,20173 people don't donate.
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I feel like a lot of trans and queer people will be blocked from accessing this information.
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Because of the current schedule around judicial nominations, Gillibrand would likely be blocked from calling a vote.
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Drivers will be blocked from reaching affected areas if the proper permits are not presented, he said.
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No school door in America will be blocked from those seeking to help our nation's school children.
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The campaign sought assurances from country officials that its lawyers would not be blocked from observing canvassing.
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As a result, ZTE will be blocked from buying any technology from American companies without a special license.
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Being on the list means Mr. Dai can be blocked from booking fancy hotels or flying first class.
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Despite Democrats' claims that President Trump's businesses would be blocked from receiving benefits, that's not entirely the case.
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Salvini, who has promised to expel Rackete from Italy, dismissed the threat to be blocked from key social media.
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All four targeted officials play critical roles in Maduro's government and will be blocked from the U.S. financial system.
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Investors would effectively be blocked from trying to call such a meeting within 180 days of any annual meeting.
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All illegal immigrants would be repatriated, boat migrants would be blocked from arriving and rules on asylum would change.
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A federal judge ruled that Mulvaney should not be blocked from the job the President selected him to do.
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Anti-vax hashtags will no longer populate on Instagram hashtag pages, and they will be blocked from Instagram's explore tab.
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So the videos will be blocked from appearing in the Explore feature and hashtags won't work with the offending material.
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Wells will be blocked from adding assets to the $2trn held on its balance-sheet at the end of 2017.
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Defeated. Letting the Federal Intelligence Surveillance Court vet the names of those who should be blocked from purchasing a gun?
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Trump has repeatedly railed against players who protest during the anthem, recently saying that they should be blocked from playing.
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And if Mr. Trump had his way, Brandon Neely, among others, would be blocked from seeing any of those tweets.
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We now have to draw a line: foreign adversaries must be blocked from any involvement with our critical infrastructure & communications networks.
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Trump also lashed out over the policy in a tweet on Friday, saying the protesting players should be blocked from playing.
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Toomey's legislation would require the attorney general to create a list of "likely terrorists" that could be blocked from buying guns.
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Why it matters: In theory, Trump could be blocked from the ballot in any state where the new requirement became law.
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Being on the list means he can be blocked from flights and high-speed trains and even from making big purchases.
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Jones will reportedly be blocked from posting for seven days because of a post that linked to a policy-violating video.
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Last month it announced that pages which repeatedly share false news stories will be blocked from using ad tools on the platform.
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Trump's transition team did not immediately respond to a request for specifics on how China might be blocked from the artificial islands.
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In other markets, the planned merger has sparked concerns that smaller farming seed players could be blocked from participating in agricultural innovation.
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Only one raised, 710-meter road connects the island to Singapore and it can be blocked from traffic, the Bangkok Post reports.
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Johnson will on Wednesday evening call a vote on holding a general election, in which the rebels will be blocked from standing.
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If it did not keep that minimal presence, the insurer would be blocked from returning to the Obamacare market for five years.
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The Moscow court decision, upholding a previous ruling against LinkedIn, means the company will now be blocked from operating across the country.
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The Trump administration also said that all refugees without a close family tie would be blocked from the country for four months.
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The Treasury Department would be blocked from making payments to Iran out of its Judgement Fund until Tehran complies with the bill.
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The Treasury Department would be blocked from making payments to Iran out of its Judgment Fund until Tehran complies with the bill.
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If anyone tries to share the pic again, they'll be blocked from sharing it and alerted that it's in violation of community policy.
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Last month, two incoming administration officials told Reuters that Odebrecht may be blocked from participating in public works projects under the new government.
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The Pentagon was blindsided by the president's tweets in July announcing that transgender troops would be blocked from serving in the US military.
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Shareholders are pissed and a group of four institional investors are calling for six directors of the company to be blocked from reelection.
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The four officials will be blocked from the U.S. financial system, and any of their assets based in the U.S. will be frozen.
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U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell warned companies that they could be blocked from the U.S. market if they do business with Iran.
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When a loan goes into default, borrowers may be blocked from buying a house, and the loans may not be resolved under bankruptcy.
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Instagram does not send any notifications when an account is blocked, so you may be blocked from following someone without ever knowing it.
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A Navy bulletin said that members with TikTok accounts who didn't remove the app from devices would be blocked from the Navy intranet.
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Should the judicial branch be blocked from performing its role as a check on the executive, it would lead to a constitutional crisis.
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During his confirmation hearing, Tillerson said China should be blocked from accessing the artificial islands it's built, setting the stage for a potential showdown.
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FEC decision in 2010, which held that political contributions are First Amendment–protected speech and that corporations and unions can't be blocked from donating.
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Salvador Panelo, a spokesperson for President Rodrigo Duterte, told reporters at a Thursday press briefing that Markey will be blocked from entering the country.
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If a court decides to remove the GOP's qualified status, any candidate who goes through the convention route could be blocked from the ballot.
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There's one more way information from the Mueller report could theoretically be blocked from public release — if the president asserts executive privilege over it.
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Foreign students admitted to the University of Hawaii and a plaintiff's mother-in-law living in Syria may not be blocked from entering the country.
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Tillerson said in his confirmation hearing that China should be blocked from accessing the artificial islands it's built, setting the stage for a potential showdown.
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Those lawsuits were later consolidated in federal court; as part of that consolidation the groups requested that the law be blocked from going into effect.
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So if a person has a post removed for violating Instagram's rules, their posts will be blocked from recommendations for a specific period of time.
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The issue inspired Ms. Gassler, 14, to design a system that uses a webcam to show anything that might be blocked from a driver's sight.
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Britain, at least, might be blocked from selling subsidised surplus electricity from Hinkley Point into the European grid, adding to doubts over Hinkley Point's viability.
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At the next meeting of the Academy's Board of Governors, director Steven Spielberg is expected to propose that streaming services be blocked from the competition.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that these people will also be blocked from entering the US due to Trump's order, according to the State Department.
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Jones will be blocked from posting on Twitter for seven days because of a post that linked to a policy-violating video, Dow Jones reported.
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EU nationals will also be hit with asset freezes, although they cannot be blocked from returning home and governments have promised to arrest and prosecute them.
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If the commission convinces a jury that Mr. Musk misled investors, he could be blocked from serving as an executive or director of any public company.
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Ren Zhengfei said the move was necessary because Huawei would be blocked from interacting with U.S. employees since the U.S. declared the company a security risk.
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These photos are then hashed, and any photos that someone tries to upload that match these will be blocked from Facebook as well as Instagram and Messenger.
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If someone does try to share one of the images on any Facebook-owned platform, be it Instagram, Facebook, or Messenger, they'll be blocked from doing so.
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An emerging consensus among antitrust types is that these should be blocked from scooping up smaller firms because of the worry that it would eliminate potential rivals.
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More specifically, Rosen writes that "someone who shares a link to a statement from a terrorist group with no context" will be blocked from using Facebook Live.
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But many liberals and progressives are still clinging to one faint, almost-certainly-doomed hope that he can be blocked from the presidency — through the Electoral College.
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Players under the age of 12 will be limited to one hour of playing per day and will be blocked from accessing the game after 9PM, Tencent said.
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They may hear the songs interspersed with ads, get served truncated tunes, be asked to install an app to listen, or be blocked from hearing even one note.
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So HTTPS architects built mechanisms to upgrade or downgrade browsing sessions between HTTP and HTTPS when needed, so that people wouldn't be blocked from using certain sites completely.
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Or the government failing to fulfill its commitments could be blocked from taking rotational command of NATO units like the enhanced forward battle group deployed in the Baltics.
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Contacting Google to request that a page be blocked from appearing in search results is not the same thing as having the page removed from the web entirely.
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At roughly 4pm today, a bug in Facebook's spam filter caused a wide array of innocent links, including some about coronavirus, to be blocked from the News Feed.
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During his confirmation hearing, new Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said China should be blocked from accessing the artificial islands it's built, setting the stage for a potential showdown.
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The most significant intervention came last week, with the White House announcing that US companies will be blocked from buying telecommunications equipment from certain foreign companies including China's Huawei.
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U.S. Restricts Sales to ZTE, Saying It Breached Sanctions | The Chinese phone maker will be blocked from buying American technology without a special license for violating sanctions against Iran.
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The Washington Post reported that Manafort's lawyers released hundreds of documents that they are requesting jurors be blocked from viewing ahead of his trial, set to start next week.
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Mr. Rivera argued that his First Amendment and due process rights had been violated by the order, and asked that law enforcement authorities be blocked from confiscating his property.
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Mr. Rebello said the company believed that it was now more likely to be blocked from selling to government agencies without certification that its products complied with the law.
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"If you are a young black guy coming up and trying to open a club, you are going to be blocked from competing alongside the big hitters," Osamor told me.
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Strong criticism of Rouhani's economic record by hardliners including Khamenei in recent weeks have led some analysts to speculate whether the president may still be blocked from seeking another term.
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That sparked at least one email from a childhood friend asking me what the heck had happened when she noticed she appeared to be blocked from viewing my photos. Whoops.
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Under these new guidelines, the companies say they will "attempt to notify" individuals when their data is requested, although they may be blocked from doing so by court gag orders.
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The new rules will not allow people to be blocked from having their marriages registered, Mr. Han said, but rather will call for officials to make suggestions about appropriate attire.
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However, DeviceCheck could create problems for people who've purchased used iPhones—they might be blocked from receiving a free trial of an app the previous owner once downloaded, for instance.
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The U.S. government and government contractors will now largely be blocked from using the companies' products in the future, though in non-critical systems some products will still be allowed.
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States like California that require transparency — just as they do when requiring businesses and skilled professionals to be licensed — should not be blocked from protecting the patients in the state.
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At the border between New York and Canada, 30,000 drivers in the FAST program will lose access to an automated system, and other drivers will be blocked from the NEXUS program.
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If it succeeds, as many as 1.2 million young people could be blocked from accessing high-quality, evidence-based programs that help them stay healthy and make decisions about their futures.
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They should not be blocked from moving forward with their suit based on a new policy that could easily be revoked by officials in the future, the family told the justices.
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The FNSEA farmers' union was calling for refineries to be blocked from June 10 as part of nationwide protests, a spokeswoman said, confirming local media reports quoting FNSEA President Christiane Lambert.
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Jobless workers who fail the test would be blocked from getting the assistance, which employers pay for through payroll taxes — money that workers are entitled to receive when they are fired.
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But Schmidt and Haberman report that the manuscript "intensified concerns" among some Trump advisers that Bolton must be blocked from testifying — seeming to suggest Trump's inner circle did learn about it.
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"We absolutely saw an increase in activity that needed to be blocked from Iran," said Amanda Crawford, executive director of the Texas Department of Information Resources, in an interview with CNN.
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During his Senate confirmation hearing last month, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said China should be blocked from accessing the artificial islands it's built, setting the stage for a potential showdown.
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Mike Lee of Utah, demanded a full roll call vote on what the convention's rules should be — rules that, in theory, could have affected whether Trump could be blocked from getting nomination.
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Jobless workers who fail the test would be blocked from getting the assistance, which employers pay for through payroll taxes — money that most workers are entitled to receive when they are fired.
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Refugees who already have some connection to the United States may not be summarily blocked from entry; those who have no prior connection to the United States may be blocked from entry.
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The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that individuals who do not have a "bona fide" relationship with an entity or person in the United States can be blocked from entering the country.
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The confrontation followed a statement last week by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that countries that allow Huawei in its 5G networks may be blocked from information sharing with the United States.
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In some of those states, Noemi's attacker could be blocked from visiting her daughter if there was "clear and convincing evidence" that he raped her -- no conviction of first-degree sexual assault necessary.
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The Microsoft-owned code-sharing service says users in sanctioned countries will not be able to access private repositories and GitHub Marketplace, and also will be blocked from maintaining private paid organization accounts.
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Thousands of people continue to reach Greece every day, most of them via Turkey, only to be blocked from traveling on to countries like Germany and Sweden, where many intend to claim asylum.
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Facebook suffered from a massive bug in its News Feed spam filter, causing URLs to legitimate websites including Medium, Buzzfeed, and USA Today to be blocked from being shared as posts or comments.
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"Sites like ours may soon be blocked from reporting on this emerging worldwide health crisis if this simulation is accurately predicting just how these events are about to unfold," Health Impact News proclaimed.
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He's also handed key jobs to people with controversial views on China, not least his choice for Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who has suggested that Beijing be blocked from accessing its artificial islands.
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A Q&A last week with creators and users on Twitter led the company to admit that if the copyright directive passes, some European channels will be blocked from playing in the United States.
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Prior to this, Facebook had simply taken down content that violated its community standards, and if that person kept posting violating content they'd be blocked from the whole platform for a period of time.
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In this case, consumers will be blocked from mostly sports and family content, but in other instances, these types of fights have resulted in blackouts of programming about weather emergencies in hurricane-ravaged areas.
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As part of the suit, New Jersey Judge Walter Koprowski Jr., issued an order that if Wilson uploads any blueprints between now and September, New Jersey residents will be blocked from accessing his website.
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If the justices rule in favor of Kingdomware, Zachary Tripp, assistant to the Solicitor General, argued that the federal government would be blocked from placing orders with vendors that hold pre-existing FSS contracts.
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But this year, some liberals unhappy with Trump's victory and fearful of his presidency latched onto the idea of an Electoral College revolt as a potential way he could be blocked from the presidency.
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"It is really important that we push back and defeat this argument that somehow, the duly elected president of the United States should simply be blocked from doing anything by the opposition party," he said.
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People guilty of "running down the government... in any manner" will be blocked from leaving the country for three years, in order to protect the country's image overseas, a source told local paper The Star.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton told Texas station WFAA in July that, if the state is granted an injunction, new applicants will be blocked from receiving DACA protections, but current beneficiaries will maintain their status.
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The court said #MeToo has shown that many victims of workplace harassment fear retaliation if they speak out, and said victims should not be blocked from suing their employers because they failed to report misconduct.
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"It is really important that we push back and defeat this argument that somehow the duly elected president of the United States should simply be blocked from doing anything by the opposition party," he added.
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"If you are Asian or African do not join the group because it will be blocked from this group," read a message recently sent to applicants of San Diego's 216,223-member Muscle Bear Facebook group.
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Released from jail in Harris County on Sunday after posting his $150,000 bond, according to the county, he faces a sentence of up to 20 years and could be blocked from owning firearms for life.
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But while that document would include classified information and evidence related to ongoing investigations — which were deleted from the public version of the report — lawmakers would still be blocked from viewing sensitive grand jury information.
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Hundreds of asylum seekers are expected to be blocked from waiting in the United States each day under the so-called Remain in Mexico policy, which American officials describe as a deterrent to illegal immigration.
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So if employers are making promotion or hiring decisions based on these types of expectations and/or assumptions that parents can't or won't live up to expectations, then parents may be blocked from opportunities at work.
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READ: Report: Up to 500K Californians may be blocked from voting The front-runners offered a preview of the personally charged, identity-politics battle that could come if they wind up in a general election clash.
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Our team of security, network and social experts continue to closely monitor our platforms and any users who engage in such activities will be blocked from our site and their comments removed as quickly as possible.
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"Harvey Weinstein — on the verge of being arrested over sexual assault allegations — is being monitored for any travel and would be blocked from leaving the country if he tried," the N.Y. Post's legendary Larry Celona reports.
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Kaine collaborated with Republicans like Graham, Flake, Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Susan Collins of Maine to write a bill that created a small list of suspected terrorists that could be blocked from buying firearms.
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Users known to be under 18 will now be blocked from seeing posts promoting the use of certain weight-loss products or cosmetic procedures and those that have an incentive to buy or includes a price.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Odebrecht, the Brazilian construction company at the center of a far-reaching Latin American bribery scandal, may be blocked from participating in public works projects under the next Mexican government, incoming administration officials said.
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Lloyds did not say how it planned to enforce the ban, although the Telegraph newspaper reported on Sunday that its credit card customers will be blocked from buying Bitcoin online through a "blacklist" that will flag sellers.
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But police departments have insisted that gun owners be required to receive training, as their officers do, and that people with violent histories, who are more likely to clash with the police, be blocked from obtaining weapons.
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That could play into an argument Republicans have used to bolster Kavanagh's confirmation hopes: that he should not be blocked from the Court based on allegations that cannot be corroborated and were not prosecuted at the time.
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In North America, Canada has been relying heavily since 2013 on its safe country list to guide who should be blocked from obtaining refuge, a process the government argues is meant to ensure "genuine" refugees are resettled.
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The country will also, according to Trump administration officials, be blocked from trade in gold and other precious metals, the import of graphite, aluminum, steel, coal, and software used for industrial purposes, and participation in the automobile market.
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Mass raids of marijuana dispensaries across Toronto signals a turning point for pot activists who have been reading the tea leaves on who will be in, and who will be blocked, from Canada's highly anticipated legal weed regime.
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Omran al-Zwai, spokesman for Libya's eastern state oil firm AGOCO, said production at the Messla oil field would also be reduced to a minimum within four or five days if exports continued to be blocked from Hariga.
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The upgrades, part of ARCore's all-new Depth API, will soon allow developers to perform what's known as occlusion, which is when an artificial object can be blocked from view by other real-world objects in a scene.
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Kraft's attorneys had requested the video be blocked from release — Martin County Sheriff William Snyder previously described it as "explicit" and "graphic" — while the cases of two women who are accused of owning and managing the spa are underway.
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Or should they try to pass a separate state law that gives gig workers the right to form their own labor unions that negotiate contracts with individual companies, since they may be blocked from doing so under federal law?
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A group of high-profile British lawmakers, including former Labour party leader Ed Miliband, called last month for Murdoch to be blocked from buying Sky, despite the promises Fox had already made to ensure the independence of Sky News.
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It would mean that government officials' social media accounts should be treated the same way as access to physical public forums like town halls, where no one can be blocked from participating based on the content of their speech.
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As a result of the order, the Department of Justice (DOJ) will be blocked from viewing identifying information on innocent third-party Facebook users who interacted with a page used to organize protests against President Trump on Jan. 20.
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Even so, the White House won a victory of sorts in June, when the Supreme Court ruled that those who didn't have a "bona fide relationship" with someone in the US could, at least temporarily, be blocked from entry.
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As a result, the judge — International Trade Commission Judge MaryJoan McNamara — says some iPhone models containing competing Intel modems might be blocked from shipping from China, where they're manufactured, to the US. The judgment is still pending review by the ITC.
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If YouTube chose to block copyrighted content with stricter upload filters, everything from a family video of a couple's first wedding dance to a potentially viral dance challenge video like a "Harlem Shake " flash mob could be blocked from the site.
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Geert Wilders, the far-right anti-Muslim populist whose Freedom Party (PVV) stands a good chance of winning more votes than any other, has demanded for weeks that Turkish officials be blocked from campaigning for the referendum in the Netherlands.
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NHTSA doesn't want passengers to be blocked from full use of their device, however, so it also asks for the development of tech that can automatically distinguish between drivers and passengers during use and lock out features only for drivers.
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At the first trial, which concluded in June, a U.S. staff attorney recommended that the judge find Apple infringed at least one Qualcomm battery-saving patent and that some Intel-chipped phones should be blocked from coming into the U.S. market.
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It's a moot proposition for Minds, Ottman said, because if an account was behaving badly enough to be blocked from earning tokens through the site (though they could conceivably purchase them through other means), then it would simply be banned.
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Google says that any blocked numbers will be blocked from calling and sending text messages, and the list of blocked numbers can be accessed by multiple apps and is able to be backed up and restored when a device is reset.
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France's largest farm union FNSEA called on Thursday for French oil refineries to be blocked from June 13 in protest at a decision allowing oil major Total to use imported palm oil at its La Mede biofuel refinery in southern France.
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I don't think that businesses should be blocked from shutting things down, but it would be nice if the community using a highly culturally relevant website or platform had a say in what happens to it before its ultimate demise.
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Facebook wrongly blocked some links, including coronavirus info Facebook suffered from a massive bug in its News Feed spam filter, causing URLs for legitimate websites, including Medium, BuzzFeed and USA Today, to be blocked from being shared as posts or comments.
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Justice Ashley Black also said in his ruling for the New South Wales Supreme Court that the U.S. firm should not be blocked from voting at the creditor meeting as to do so would discourage creditors from rescuing viable firms.
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While it may be true that green-card holders (and certain temporarily admitted aliens) cannot be blocked from entry based on a general "national interest" determination, the due-process rights of other foreigners not already on American soil are exceedingly limited.
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It emphasizes the possibility that people with single-use or expiring visas might be blocked from traveling, and that lawful residents of Hawaii might be inappropriately blocked from sponsoring family members from overseas to join them in the United States.
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The court argued that access to government officials' social media accounts should be treated the same way as access to physical public forums such as town halls in which the government communicates with people, where no one can be blocked from participating.
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We're told the only way Jenelle and David would be blocked from adopting would be if animal control or law enforcement provided documentation detailing why the home would be a danger to the pet ... and that hasn't happened ... at least, so far.
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An outbreak of the disease in Denmark would shut down all exports to non-EU countries for a period, while only exports from the affected area in Denmark would be blocked from being exported to other EU member states, the government said.
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If a short delay is not enough to break the deadlock over Brexit in the U.K., the country would likely have to take part in the EU parliamentary elections – but could be blocked from taking part in EU decision-making in the meantime.
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Ng was hopeful that there would be a record turnout for those elections -- as there was for votes last year -- but wary that many protest leaders would be blocked from standing for office, as multiple pro-independence candidates were in the past.
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Last month, the Museum of Modern Art, for one, rehung part of its permanent collection, installing works by artists from some of the majority-Muslim nations whose citizens were going to be blocked from entering the United States by President Trump's executive order.
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Two U.S. senators, Republican Jeff Flake of Arizona and Democratic Martin Heinrich of New Mexico, said they planned to co-sponsor legislation aimed at ensuring that anyone convicted of domestic violence, whether in civilian or military court, would be blocked from legally purchasing a gun.
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Trump's executive order bans people from Iraq, Iran, Syria, Yemen, Libya, Sudan and Somalia from traveling to the U.S. Some U.S. officials warned international students traveling to the designated countries that they could be blocked from reentering the U.S., even with a valid visa.
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Most citizens of Chad, Libya and Yemen will be blocked from emigrating to or visiting the United States because the countries do not have the technical capability to identify and screen their travelers, and in many cases have terrorist networks in their countries, officials said.
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Reports surfaced on February 29 that AO20193 was no longer accessible through the national Chinese web, and the site appears to be blocked from view within the country, according to Comparitech, a service that allows users to check whether China has blocked a website.
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U.S. Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said in a statement that people from the seven countries who hold so-called green cards as lawful permanent U.S. residents would not be blocked from returning to the United States from overseas, as some had been after the directive.
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Backup cameras are now mandated on vehicles in the US, but these cross traffic warning systems cover a much wider area by alerting drivers to approaching vehicles that wouldn't yet be visible to the camera and might be blocked from view by other cars or SUVs.
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Title X grants already can't be used for abortions but changes proposed in May from the administration would mean that health centers that provide abortion with non-federal funds or even refer patients where to get an abortion would be blocked from applying for the grant money.
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Washington has also softened its rhetoric on China's territorial muscling in the South China Sea -- there has been no repeat of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's warning in his confirmation hearing that China might need to be blocked from artificial islands it has built in the region.
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South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix Inc's participation in the Bain consortium has infuriated Western Digital and a key sticking point in recent weeks had been how to ensure it would be blocked from accessing proprietary information that belonged to the chip unit, sources have previously said.
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Around two-thirds of the immigrants who obtained permanent legal status from 000 to 20183 could be blocked from doing so under the new rule, which denies green cards to those who are likely to need public assistance, according to a study by the Migration Policy Institute.
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Any updates that do get rolled back will also be blocked from automatically reinstalling for 30 days, giving Microsoft and its various hardware and software partners time to fix the issue, instead of just getting users stuck in an endless cycle of automatically applying and removing the update.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - California and other states would be barred from setting their own rules governing design and testing of self-driving cars, while federal regulators would be blocked from demanding pre-market approval for autonomous vehicle technology, according to a U.S. House Republican proposal reviewed by Reuters on Thursday.
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Related: Toronto Cops Raid Pot Dispensaries in Massive Citywide Crackdown Mass raids of marijuana dispensaries across Toronto signals a turning point for pot activists who have been reading the tea leaves on who will be in, and who will be blocked, from Canada's highly anticipated legal weed regime.
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No, people in Georgia whose names aren't exact matches between voter rolls and other forms of identification will not be blocked from voting in this election — thanks to a federal judge who ruled on Friday that the state's "exact match" rules for registration won't apply for this election.
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Moreover, Mueller's team has kept top lawmakers mostly out of the loop about the developments in its inquiry and has urged Congress to schedule testimony of some key witnesses in public session -- to avoid the possibility that the special counsel may be blocked from accessing information given to the committees privately.
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WASHINGTON, June 15 (Reuters) - California and other states would be barred from setting their own rules governing design and testing of self-driving cars, while federal regulators would be blocked from demanding pre-market approval for autonomous vehicle technology, according to a U.S. House Republican proposal reviewed by Reuters on Thursday.
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When a massive object (a galaxy or a black hole) comes between a distant light source and an observer on Earth, it bends the space and light around it, creating a lens that gives astronomers a closer look at incredibly old, distant parts of the Universe that should be blocked from view.
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U.S. District Judge Edward Chen on Tuesday heard arguments over whether the Trump administration should be blocked from rolling back parts of a George H.W. Bush-era policy that allows foreign nationals from certain countries affected by armed conflict or natural disaster to temporarily live and work in the U.S., Bloomberg reported.
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The draft regulation would also alter the process at the border: those who are barred from asylum but are able to prove they have a "credible fear" of persecution would be blocked from applying for asylum and would instead be funneled to different, more challenging processes known as "withholding of removal" and the Convention Against Torture.
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Chinese Citizens With Bad &aposSocial Credit&apos to Be Blocked From Taking Planes and TrainsChina's terrifying "social credit" system isn't planned to be fully implemented until 2020, but…Read more ReadChina is in the process of introducing a sweeping and life-long social ranking system, the credo of which is, "once untrustworthy, always restricted," in the stark works of China's President Xi Jinping.
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The executive intervention in Sondland's deposition has raised concerns that Yovanovich might also be blocked from speaking with the investigators Yovanovich had been ousted as the ambassador to Ukraine in the spring, following months of complaints from Trump allies including his lawyer, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, that she was hindering efforts to spur Kyiv to investigate the Bidens, the Journal reported last week, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Depending on whom you believe, Huawei is either a scrappy telecom that fought its way to the top since its founding in 1987 with over $100 billion in sales today, a cowboy capitalist that made its way up by stealing the technology of others, or a giant worldwide listening device for Chinese intelligence that needs to be blocked from ever installing equipment in the United States and uprooted from our allies.
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Hawaii is suing Mr Trump on behalf of several plaintiffs: American citizens of Egyptian and Yemeni descent whose relatives abroad would be blocked from travelling to America under travel-ban 3.0; a professor and legal permanent resident whose home institution, the University of Hawaii, is hampered in its goal of attracting "a world-class faculty and student body"; and a mosque that will be unable to "welcome new members and visitors from the affected countries".
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She might be blocked from setting foot on US soil, depriving her of even the nominal right to claim asylum in the US. The Trump administration might be able to stay on the right side of the law, in the technical sense, as long as officials don't say that migrants are categorically not able to seek asylum in the US (though the American Immigration Council lawsuit alleges individual agents are saying just that).
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"It also offers protection from an activist investor who could demand rapid changes, which contradicts the long-term and stable strategy of a reinsurer like Swiss Re." If Swiss Re were to agree to SoftBank's approach, it has the capacity to issue up to 135 million new shares without seeking approval from existing shareholders, who could potentially be blocked from buying the first 70 million new shares, according to the company's articles of association.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (Ariz.) will go to the Senate floor next week to try to get a vote on the bill, but is expected to be blocked from getting a vote.
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