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Watch "Blackout: Being LGBT in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan" Watch "Blackout: Venezuela's Activist Journalists" Watch "Blackout: Inside Belarus, Europe's Last Dictatorship" Watch "Blackout: Leaks from Eritrea, Africa's North Korea"
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Watch "Blackout: Being LGBT in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan" Watch "Blackout: Venezuela's Activist Journalists" Watch "Blackout: Inside Belarus, Europe's Last Dictatorship"
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Blackout or no blackout, Tyler had sex with an underage girl who had been drinking.
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You can transform existing window treatments into blackout curtains with the Eclipse Thermaliner Blackout Panel.
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Watch "Blackout: Being LGBT in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan" Watch "Blackout: Venezuela's Activist Journalists"
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But not all blackout periods are the same, indeed, not all companies follow the blackout period.
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Let's get back to this "blackout" period: each company decides how long their blackout period should be.
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Rich Fox's The Blackout Experiments looks at participants in the haunted house / live theater mash-up known as Blackout.
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"This can cause them to pass out (sometimes called "hypoxic blackout" or "shallow water blackout") and drown," the CDC says.
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The FCC voted in 2014 to end the Sports Blackout Rule, leading to the NFL suspending its local blackout policy.
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Here's an incomplete list of the fallout from the blackout: Do you have a tip about fallout from the blackout?
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Economic data blackout: The blackout of some important economic data continues this week as the government shutdown enters its fifth week.
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If limited options have been holding you back from taking the blackout curtain plunge, check out Deconovo Thermal Insulated Blackout Curtains.
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The blackout order specifically targeted Brazilian wireless carriers, which were forbidden from transmitting WhatsApp data for the duration of the blackout period.
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"You're still conscious in a blackout but the part of your brain that is in a blackout has just stopped recording it," Theroux said.
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HBO's months-long blackout on Dish Networks is ongoing, and Spectrum subscribers are still unable to access Tribune channels after a New Year's eve blackout.
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In fact, human error contributed to two of the largest power outages in recent memory, the Southwest Blackout of 2011 and the Northeast Blackout of 85033.
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Power experts said the blackout was unavoidable regardless of South Australia's energy supply The blackout happened after strong winds destroyed major powerlines, causing a surge across the grid.
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The "blackout" metaphorically describes the historical wipeout of all radical, anti-Stalinist Italian political groups and parties, but also refers to the 1977 New York City electrical blackout.
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De Blasio and Cuomo both praised the city's first responders and citizens for their handling of the blackout, which occurred on the 42nd anniversary of the city's 1977 blackout.
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Levoff not only disobeyed Apple's "blackout" period for stock transactions, he was in charge of alerting employees to the specifics of the blackout periods that he then proceeded to break.
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"It's very common to do something in a blackout and to say something you did in a blackout was not you — because sober, integrated you isn't that person," Hepola explained.
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If you're looking for curtains, Wirecutter recommends the Sebastian Insulated Total Blackout Window Curtains, and if shades are more your style, Wirecutter's pick is the Select Blinds Signature Cordless Blackout Shade.
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In Cameroon earlier this year, people got around an internet blackout by typing up messages on phones and paying someone to haul them out of the blackout area and hit send.
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" via GIPHY "For me, it was just a blackout.
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Venezuela blackout The power is out -- again -- in Venezuela.
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The blackout-blinds — standard in Swiss hotels — were closed.
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But then came the blackout — and with it, anarchy.
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Puerto Rico blackout Officials are working to restore power to northern parts of the island, including the capital of San Juan, after an explosion and fire at a power substation caused a blackout.
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In the capital, Caracas, the blackout caused huge traffic jams.
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When you get a blackout, that's a group Truth Booth.
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Is there more to this blackout than a freak accident?
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Buildings are completely dark during a total blackout on Sept.
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The goal of the blackout is to prevent insider trading.
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The blackout hit right in the middle of a performance.
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A media blackout will frustrate any attempt to do so.
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He's biking home one night when there's a worldwide blackout.
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Here are the facts about buybacks and "blackout periods:" 1.
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This could be the state's largest planned blackout in history.
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"There could be a (national power) blackout anytime," he said.
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Two boys (left) sell candles in Tribeca during the blackout.
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Whether China's blackout will be effective is still in doubt.
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He also thinks Ronda's imposed media blackout is all garbage.
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What happened with the blackout demonstrates how vulnerable we are.
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You will age out of the afternoon blackout, believe me.
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However, Saturday night's broadcast dodged the blackout with backup generators.
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Survivors said paper, wood, and blackout curtains burst into flames.
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The economic costs of Cameroon's internet blackout also became apparent.
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The blackout began just before noon local time (0500 GMT).
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That means no blackout dates or limitations to worry about.
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China Southern Power Grid reported an extensive blackout in Guangxi.
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Here's the truth: There is no federally mandated blackout period.
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Where is the "blackout period" where share purchases went away?
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Actually I bought the original Blackout shirt from like '80.
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Puerto Rico blackout Puerto Rico just can't catch a break.
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So hard drinks facilitate having a blackout more than others.
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His final victim was killed two weeks after the blackout.
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It remains his only official hit of the blackout night.
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At time of writing, the communications blackout is still ongoing.
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What caused the blackout has been a source of speculation.
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It wasn't thought to be susceptible to such a blackout.
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On Monday, another blackout struck Caracas and 16 other states.
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The cause of the first blackout is now well understood.
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"I became a blackout drinker after my attack," she said.
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But a mandatory blackout does have one radically positive effect.
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New Yorkers largely applauded his handling of the 2003 blackout.
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Here's to something a bit more substantial than blackout shades.
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And we see what's happening in colleges — blackout drinking, suicides.
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AN INFORMATION BLACKOUT has obscured the northernmost tip of India.
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The temblor caused extensive damage and triggered a widespread blackout.
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The Indian government has placed Kashmir under a communications blackout.
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I still have a season pass with no blackout dates.
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The channels have continued to stream online throughout the blackout.
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Still, the blackout could have political ramifications for Cameroon's government.
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The government also imposed a communications blackout in the area.
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The market mayhem coincided with a "blackout" in share buybacks.
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U2 "The Blackout" (Interscope) Is democracy facing an "extinction event"?
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She was also, by her own admission, a blackout drunk.
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LIVE UPDATES OF THE OUTAGE Blackout decades ago turned into a night of crime During the blackout decades ago, people did not help guide traffic and take it in stride -- like they did Saturday.
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With a near total blackout of information journalists outside Iran are trying hard to keep the flow of information going but the longer the blackout takes the harder it will be to maintain coverage.
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The easiest way to reduce the light from outside — whether it's from the moon, an early sunrise, streetlights or the headlights of passing cars — is with blackout shades or curtains that have a blackout lining.
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Ms. Cahn's cellphone ran out of power during the blackout and even when she managed to recharge it in her car cell service was spotty, as it was in many areas hit by the blackout.
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Taylor Swift 'liked' American Greetings on Facebook during the media blackout!
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Until I played Blackout in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.
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"I went into blackout drunk every night after work," John says.
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Mims co-developed RecordGram, a mobile recording studio, alongside DJ Blackout.
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The emails dropped during the French media's pre-campaign blackout period.
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People commute during a blackout in Sapporo, Hokkaido, following the earthquake.
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Wednesday's blackout marked the first time since Maria hit on Sept.
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Introducing Blackout™: The biggest thing to hit #CES2018 since #5G.
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A massive blackout hit Manhattan's West Side just before 7 p.m.
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More: The next PG&E blackout could affect 1.3 million Californians.
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Thus far, we know very little about how Blackout will work.
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Blackout smartly streamlines those systems into a simple "Quick Equip" menu.
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As such, healing is a core component of gunfights in Blackout.
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Visit the JetBlue website for more details, including specific blackout dates.
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But there are also these telling moments of #hashtaggable ethical blackout.
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Anyway, remember those 90 pages of cable blackout weeds we skipped?
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"We are having a national blackout," Kenya Power said on Twitter.
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Will there be another red carpet blackout to support Time's Up?
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One such flare in 1989 even caused a blackout in Québec.
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Was it an evil spirit possession or a blackout-drunk fit?
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Final opinion polls published before a blackout was imposed on Oct.
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Public schools were open and operating under standard blackout operating procedures.
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Puerto Rico is also experiencing the longest blackout in US history.
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The channel blackout on Dish is HBO's first in its history.
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Another trip to the Berkshires, another "blackout" breakdown by Bethenny Frankel.
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Plus, save on blackout curtains and a knife sharpener as well.
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Are you feeling optimistic about the effect that Blackout will have?
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The highlight of Black Ops 4 though — by far — is Blackout.
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Venezuela had suffered its worst blackout ever starting on March 7.
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That leaves large parts of the country in a data blackout.
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A blackout on the publication of surveys was imposed on Nov.
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The wind power industry says turbines did not cause the blackout.
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The country's main oil terminal resumed shipments after a prolonged blackout.
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Despite the risks — health and otherwise — blackout is not going away.
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"You're talking about blackout—I don't know, have you?" he responded.
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BLACKOUT: Remembering the Things I Drank to Forget, by Sarah Hepola.
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He was hurriedly sworn in, and a media blackout was imposed.
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That means the so-called "buyback blackout" window will end soon.
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The long-teased Alien: Blackout made its official debut on Monday.
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It seems like Alien: Blackout aims to deliver a similar experience.
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The blackout has made communication across the border impossible, residents said.
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This amounted to a de facto press blackout on everyone else.
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It was the last we heard of the blackout that night.
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In a blackout or two they will be ready, pin-sharp.
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Blackout is the new Battle Royale mode for Black Ops 4.
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The blackout, or apagón , lasted for five days, deepening the crisis.
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It's been four decades since the 1977 blackout in New York.
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The blackout theory was a way to reconcile two competing narratives.
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When women are in a blackout, things are done to them.
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That could mean blackout curtains, maybe a sleeping mask or earplugs.
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Rocco's ("Blackout") art gives an emotionally astute story even more depth.
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It was the fourth major blackout to hit Venezuela this month.
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The power grid had collapsed and there was a total blackout.
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When the internet and telephone blackout happened, my mental health plummeted.
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" Therefore, he said, "we're not in a dark situation, a blackout.
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Two weeks ago, my neighborhood in Accra endured a rolling blackout.
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"We believe Blackout will be a potentially massive hit," he said.
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It is not clear, yet, how long the blackout will last.
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When the internet and telephone blackout happened, my mental health plummeted.
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The economic disruptions from an extended blackout would also be enormous.
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I wrestle the ancients and yell their names when I'm blackout.
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And the science of blackout drinking reveals that's a real possibility.
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All of this makes the Venezuela rolling blackout even more devastating.
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The events of August 22013 illustrate how even trivial problems can trigger a region-wide blackout if the grid is not managed properly (Final report of the August 14, 2003 blackout, U.S. Department of Energy, 2004).
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The events of August 22013 illustrate how even "trivial" problems can trigger a region-wide blackout if the grid is not managed properly ("Final report of the August 14, 2003 blackout", U.S. Department of Energy, 2004).
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Here's where it gets confusing: while most companies may have blackout periods, it is perfectly legal to continue to repurchase shares during the blackout period as long as the company is adhering to a 210b1-225 plan.
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It's a major blackout in NYC, one of the worst in history.
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Back in the Bronx, the blackout is making the streets pretty dangerous.
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City on Fire peaks during the New York City blackout of 1977.
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Watch "Thailand's Cyber Wars," an episode of the VICE News series Blackout.
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The blackout was imposed shortly after India's ruling Hindu Nationalist party's Aug.
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Enjoy these good stories of how people came together during the blackout.
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Not even Saturday evening's blackout put damper on the bustling city's energy.
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Around 224,230 Macau households also suffered a power blackout, local media reported.
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Abiy ended the country's own state of emergency and an internet blackout.
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It was the world's biggest-ever blackout, affecting more than 600m people.
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Blackout not only enables that, but it encourages that kind of action.
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Across Europe the median pre-ballot blackout period lasts for two days.
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Sam can never decide if this information blackout is better or worse.
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They're also dealing with a social media blackout orchestrated by the government.
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We served it at an official party and everybody got blackout drunk.
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"Buybacks do occur during blackout periods," Ben Silverman at InsiderScore told me.
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Companies can continue to buy back stock even during a blackout period.
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The vote count was delayed for several days amid an internet blackout.
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Blackout was anything but a normal album — or a normal album rollout.
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But after that: If not quite a blackout, then a careful rationing.
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The island-wide outage was the longest continuous blackout in U.S. history.
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The bride got blackout drunk and asked me to kill her husband.
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It's the fourth nationwide blackout in the South American country this year.
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The blackout affects 900,000 Comcast subscribers in New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
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Most of crisis-stricken Venezuela has been hit by an electricity blackout.
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These systems replace the need for traditional routers and reduce blackout areas.
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In December, a similar order was issued for a 48-hour blackout.
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India also imposed a huge internet and phone blackout on the region.
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In the third episode, the blackout of 1977 leads to widespread looting.
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And the list goes on and on, six weeks after the blackout.
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I'm a huge fan of their middle era, Tokyo Tapes and Blackout.
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Lights out Just how bad is the ongoing blackout in Puerto Rico?
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The power outage is reportedly the longest continuous blackout in U.S. history.
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The blackout set new terms to this debate by involving civil society.
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It provides redemption flexibility and isn't subject to blackout dates or devaluations.
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I was trying to do a news blackout for a little while.
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It's time to end the blackout on climate change as an issue.
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People who don't eat before drinking are at higher risk for blackout.
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That's one good thing about landlines, you have power in a blackout.
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There was an official blackout on coverage of Egypt's relations with Israel.
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And to experiment yourself, try The Times's own online blackout poetry-maker.
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" The following year, he started a nationwide party tour called "Barstool Blackout.
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"Oh, God," he sings, having achieved the companionship he never wanted. Blackout.
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Closing out her bedtime routine, Ms. Love draws curtains with blackout lining.
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The sense of siege was compounded by a near-total communications blackout.
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AT&T has encouraged its users to try Locast during the blackout.
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About 113 minutes into the blackout that started at 1:37 p.m.
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Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has imposed an almost complete internet blackout.
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Floor-to-ceiling windows have blackout curtains and the rooms are quiet.
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Cameroon's continuing internet blackout affects only English-speaking regions of the country.
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Despite the blackout, demonstrations erupted on Tuesday in Kinshasa and other cities.
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That prompted a blackout, then an apology, then lots of pretty pictures.
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Italy has imposed a 15-day publishing blackout prior to the election.
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But the island is suffering the longest blackout in United States history.
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The second-largest blackout on record worldwide is finally just about over.
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On Monday, Fox News practically had a blackout of the Mueller news.
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The indictment alleges that Levoff traded stock during a "blackout" period, when employees can't buy or sell stock, and that he informed Apple employees about the blackout period during the same time frame he was trading Apple stock.
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But while that may be the cottage industry that Blackout helped build, it's clear that neither Randall nor Thor are particularly enamored of the brute force tactics those kind of shows employ — and Blackout productions have evolved appropriately.
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On Tuesday, the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) announced that it had finally reconnected all 1.5 million customers to the power grid, ending the largest blackout in US history and the second-largest blackout in the world.
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Although the exact cause of the blackout is still being investigated, Argentina experienced heavy rains over the weekend and there is reason to believe that the inclement weather played a key role in the largest blackout in recent history.
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A blackout On the night of Sunday, May 1, there was no moon.
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It's honestly hard for me to play anything other than Blackout right now.
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I also made curtains with a blackout liner in a soft butter yellow.
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TENERIFE, Spain—There are many ways we know of to cause a blackout.
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Hospital access to medical records has also been impacted by the internet blackout.
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But then she learned it was lack of sleep that caused her blackout.
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The internet blackout was a clear signal her relationship with Harry was serious.
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The videos have not been uploaded online yet due to the internet blackout.
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Later that month, another blackout took down the grid on the entire island.
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It's the largest intentional blackout in California history and the third this month.
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Britain's energy regulator has multiple suspects to consider after this month's major blackout.
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By Thursday morning, some areas affected by the blackout started to receive power.
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Solar+storage+smart inverter systems work better and more seamlessly during a blackout.
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As Congo nervously awaits the release of the results, the digital blackout continues.
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Mr Buhari has not commented, but one of his aides praised the blackout.
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All surveys published in the month before a blackout was imposed on Nov.
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So, no, I'm not planning to sell more than a blackout out now.
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The tenth anniversary of Britney Spears' most raw album, Blackout, is upon us.
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Today, however, publisher Activision and Treyarch have dropped the very first Blackout trailer.
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Second, the country's electoral ... KS: Explain the blackout, they can't report on them.
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He called the blackout "unacceptable and said he would hold "all parties accountable.
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Michael's friend Greganti, meanwhile, also struggled – particularly with treatment for his blackout rages.
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Argentine President Mauricio Macri called the blackout "unprecedented" and promised a thorough investigation.
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But in 2016 a freak storm disconnected it, leading to a statewide blackout.
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Puerto Rico endured another islandwide blackout, this time because of an industrial accident.
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The center observed a "moderate radio blackout" when the flare occurred on Sunday.
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The Age reports that the "mass blackout" started around 3:30pm local time.
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All other pizza patrons are rapidly accelerating into turbo blackout (except maybe Azikiwe).
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Line declined to comment, citing a media blackout period ahead of the IPO.
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That blackout had an estimated cost of $350 million, according to the study.
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In addition to the social media blackout, a mandatory curfew is in effect.
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The natural blackout will be visible with less intensity in other major cities.
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There has been a virtual blackout of information regarding Selena for several weeks.
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I got blackout drunk and had to be escorted home in a cab.
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The vote was marked by a blackout of the internet and international calls.
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The city was on Wednesday hit with a power blackout for several hours.
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Many blackout dates apply, including Memorial Day weekend (May 20 until May 31).
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It has not confirmed that the malware is responsible for the Ukrainian blackout.
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The Ukrainian hack led to the first known blackout caused by a cyberattack.
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Researchers have run the numbers on an East Coast blackout, with sobering results.
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"After the earthquakes, there was an electricity blackout," he told news portal Tribunnews.
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Local techies also coordinated a local and global response to the internet blackout.
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Blackout in South America raises questions about power grid, the Associated Press reports.
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The report comes as Kashmir remains under heavy lockdown and a communications blackout.
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Weitman urged customers to contact Spectrum with any concerns about a possible blackout.
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The outage has drawn attention as the first known blackout caused by hackers.
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But what has made this one different is the extent of the blackout.
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That means less information can be transmitted, which is what causes the blackout.
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Blood alcohol content above 0.15 means there's a large chance of a blackout.
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You can't just break a thing or 10 and expect a prolonged blackout.
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Deconovo blackout curtains have also been featured by Best Products and The Spruce.
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If you don't love grommets, Sebastian Total Blackout Curtains are another effective option.
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Martha MacCallum asked enough of the right questions: Did he get blackout drunk?
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Sure, they could email me, but say New York City has a blackout.
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The blackout has left the rest of the world in the dark, too.
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The smoke consolidated into a sludge so thick it created a total blackout.
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Watch VICE News' Blackout: Pakistan, about the plight of that country's LGBTQ community.
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The blackout that plunged Venezuela into darkness is unlikely to end anytime soon.
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The series comes from QCode, the studio that released Blackout earlier this year.
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Indian-controlled Kashmir is under a tight security lockdown and total communications blackout.
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"Their fingers are not over the button," Caltagirone says of the blackout hackers.
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But it's HotBlack's reason for the electronic blackout that is cause for hosannas.
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That includes an ongoing blackout in Kashmir that began on August 4, 2019.
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This blackout comes just one week after the island experienced another power outage.
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Rome's bed has a nook mattress and a mesh lining with blackout curtains.
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During the 1977 blackout, businesses were looted and riots erupted in the streets.
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The Russians also embraced the English's passion for blackout drinking and drunken brawling.
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And you can get blackout curtains for around $50 or so a panel.
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Along with its information semi-blackout, the government has failed to respond effectively.
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Then blackout eat a few cookies and a mini ice cream snickers. Balance.
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Stocks see larger negative returns and greater realized volatility during these blackout periods.
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They share a love of leopard print, blackout sunglasses and building mega-brands.
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After each blackout, I've returned to consciousness surrounded by people ready to help.
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I was thankful to learn from and survive the power blackout and fires.
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Qazi Shibli (India)Communications blackout slows case of jailed editor in weakening health.
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Government officials also said state-run heavy industries maintained production despite the blackout.
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" Two of Kavanaugh's former classmates from Yale issued statements Monday afternoon saying they never saw him blackout from drinking — a blackout may not necessarily be detectable by other people — and that the behavior being attributed to him is "simply wrong.
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Leon, the attorney argued, should have been concerned with the stakes of the blackout, as in what would happen in the chance of a blackout, versus the odds of one happening, which is what the attorneys said he focused on.
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She's doing this with her book and with her new movie, 3rd Street Blackout, a sweet rom-com she starred in and co-directed about a tech-savvy couple who has to deal with their flailing relationship in a blackout.
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Last year's Category 4 storm that toppled 240 percent of the island's power lines and flooded its generators left the island in the longest and largest blackout in US history and the second-largest blackout in the world on record.
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Obviously, the best way to avoid getting blackout is to not drink any alcohol.
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Lopetegui said that experts are trying to determine the cause of the unprecedented blackout.
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The blackout affects TV and radio, but doesn't apply to online or social media.
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While trying to replace a fuel filter, the ship's engineer caused a total blackout.
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But take note of that lengthy blackout period between December 16 and January 4.
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It didn't avert a blackout, but it showed how handy the battery can be.
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In the UK, for example, the Fyrtur blackout blinds are available for home delivery.
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View of the Chacao neighborhood during a power blackout in Caracas on March 7.
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The price for staying within the shelter's walls is a near-total information blackout.
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A year later, a cyber attack caused a power blackout in Ukraine's capital Kiev.
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In Blackout, healing is incredibly fast, and it's directly mapped to a button permanently.
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Snopes has refuted news of both the supposed uprising itself and the blackout drill.
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A blackout in Caracas may not portend a loss of power for the regime.
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The habit has been encouraged by the television "blackout" of games on Saturday afternoons.
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Opposition leader Juan Guaidó used the blackout as an opportunity to denounce Maduro's power.
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The blackout helps Zoey realize just how addicted everyone else is to their screens.
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Tuesday's blackout left over half of the OPEC nation's 23 states in the dark.
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Anonymous web browsing offered by Tor also spiked significantly in Uganda during the blackout.
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A view of the New York skyline and the Brooklyn Bridge during the blackout.
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An aerial view of a Brooklyn building burning in the wake of the blackout.
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I'd end every night in a blackout, and wake every morning in a haze.
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With the blackout period over for buyback announcements, Wall Street is expecting big things.
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But it appears the game's creators got a lot done during that media blackout!
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For two days I was in a news blackout, due to the Passover holiday.
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After Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico was plunged into the second largest blackout ever recorded.
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Russia is thought to be behind the digital assault that caused the Ukrainian blackout.
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"After the earthquakes, there was an electricity blackout," he told the news portal Tribunnews.
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OLD-SCHOOL You can listen to your team's radio broadcasts online without blackout restrictions.
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It took 35 flights of steps to get to my place during the blackout.
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The long blackout on polls is the second amendment to election rules this year.
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She also ended up getting pneumonia in the hospital and was having blackout spells.
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After a minute-long blackout, a slew of arguments break out in the stands.
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And even when companies have themselves adopted blackout periods, they can get around them.
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The description reads: The terror of Alien is brought to life in Alien: Blackout.
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"I was with Freddy because I was in a blackout!" she says to Piper.
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In a similar incident last year, a monkey caused a nationwide blackout in Kenya.
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But the bottom line is that the blackout is unlawful regardless of the motivation.
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Just this week, the entire island was temporarily without electricity in a major blackout.
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Up to the #fruitstandguy to direct traffic because of the #blackout in nyc pic.twitter.
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With the power back on, I've directed City agencies to investigate this evening's blackout.
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Harming Cleveland's economy is less exciting than a nationwide blackout, but it still matters.
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Last Tuesday, The Washington Post's Dana Milbank suggested a near-blackout on Trump coverage.
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The fire caused multiple faults that led to the blackout at 1:06 p.m.
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Some people in a blackout stagger around in a zombie state; others quote Shakespeare.
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And damned if it isn't a part of the brain disrupted by a blackout.
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"I'm curious if you have" ever been blackout drunk, he said to Ms. Klobuchar.
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Because of her social media blackout, Ms. Marvel wasn't immediately aware of the controversy.
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The blackout is the latest crisis to befall a country in seemingly perpetual crisis.
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He said the blackout had protected Kenyans from incitement — and then he went further.
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In the wake of March 7 blackout, three days of riots rocked the city.
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Student blackout poems are due by Thursday, May 9, 2019, at 11:503 p.m.
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To see many more examples, take a look at Mr. Kleon's Newspaper Blackout site.
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For months the authorities have imposed an information blackout by shutting down the internet.
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Communications blackout Students with families in Jammu and Kashmir are familiar with internet shutdowns.
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The company attributed the shift to a blackout period around its next quarterly results.
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The blackout comes during the summer season when broadcasters typically see the smallest audiences.
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Authorities have not repeated the internet blackout they imposed during deadly protests in 2013.
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Among others in the world, only Cameroon and Tunisia have a longer blackout period.
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The longer blackout on polls is the second amendment to election rules this year.
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Britain imposes an election day broadcasting blackout on political coverage that might influence voters.
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Separately, energy market regulator Ofgem is conducting its own investigation into the August blackout.
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At 159 days, it is the longest internet blackout ever imposed in a democracy.
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The news media blackout was nothing unusual in the annals of presidential free time.
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On a recent Friday, the club hosted a queer B.D.S.M. party called Bound: Blackout.
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A small technical mistake, though, meant that the blackout only lasted about an hour.
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Avid also uses blackout roller shades instead of curtains because they don't collect dust.
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SOCIAL MEDIA BLACKOUT Resist the urge to blast your vacation photos over social media.
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Last August, the government initiated another internet blackout, this time during protests in Moscow.
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During the proceedings on Thursday, Kavanaugh seemed to confuse blackout drinking and passing out.
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READ: Venezuela suffered a blackout and the regime thinks Marco Rubio is to blame.
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What I will tell you is that we have received proposals from a broad agency announcement that we put out, which puts us now in a blackout period, and I really don't want to comment on that while we're in the blackout period.
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Watch VICE News' Blackout: Leaks from Eritrea, Africa's North Korea We spoke to Selam, who also appears in the Blackout documentary,about the work she and her fellow activists have been doing to improve the situation in a country they cannot return to.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 4's Blackout mode takes battle royale and perfects it.
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So I remember the first three years, the rest of it is like a blackout.
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The Health Ministry had stopped releasing figures after July 2015, amid a wider data blackout.
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There was a major blackout, and a lot of community housing was literally on fire.
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It does not count indirect deaths, like someone whose medical equipment fails in a blackout.
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"I spent a year and a half staying blackout-ish drunk every night," he said.
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The Internet Blackout for Net Neutrality Is Coming and You Can HelpIt's that time again.
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We have blackout curtains around the windows, so she'll nap in here during the day.
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Nouveau madness in the making, featuring this blackout and dotwork fade over an old tattoo.
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The blackout comes as concerns rise over governments' abilities to disrupt other nations' power systems.
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The contested election in Gambia started with an internet blackout that lasted a short time.
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The Manhattan skyline is dark as the sun comes up the morning after 2003 blackout.
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I recently installed the Fyrtur Blackout roller blinds on a single window in my house.
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According to JetBlue, the sale's blackout dates are September 20-24 and October 9-12.
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Women look out from an apartment building during a blackout in Caracas on March 7.
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THIS MAN WITH HIS CANE IS THE REAL MVP AT 20193TH AND 22019th #Blackout pic.twitter.
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There are limits to what carriers can do when the blackout is accompanied by wildfire.
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Maria knocked out Puerto Rico's entire electric grid, triggering the largest blackout in US history.
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It was a planned, deliberate blackout unprecedented in the history of the nation's electrical system.
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This will mean, inevitably, another complete, weeks-long blackout next time a storm comes around.
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Last year, the company experienced a months-long TV "blackout," from Dish, which impacted viewership.
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An internet blackout — imposed in an attempt to stop protests — has made spreading information difficult.
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Perhaps the most pressing question on fans' minds is how many players Blackout will feature.
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A BHP spokeswoman declined to comment on any impact on production from the latest blackout.
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Power grid operators encouraged customers to use electricity sparingly to avoid a shutdown or blackout.
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Per the Post, local reports said the blackout affected nearly all of Venezuela's 23 states.
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Blackout drills require citizens to minimize lighting to conceal themselves from enemies, particularly enemy aircraft.
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"Face the Nation" moderator John Dickerson did end the network blackout of the story Sunday.
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In 2014, the NFL also lobbied for the FCC to maintain its sports blackout rule.
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AEE said the blackout began late Wednesday after a fire at its Aguirre power plant.
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Luckily, you can start playing Blackout as soon as the update is 30 percent complete.
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Blackout dates are from November 16 to 28, and December 16 to January 10, 2018.
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Cover: People cross a street during a blackout in Caracas, Venezuela, Monday, July 22, 2019.
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The blackout lasted from 6:47 that Saturday evening until shortly after midnight, officials said.
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Darkened halls of Buenos Aires' subway system following a massive blackout on June 16, 2019.
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The song was later included on her album "Blackout," which came out in October 2007.
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The OPEC nation is struggling to restore power service after a nationwide blackout last week.
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Critics considered her career dead, but the fiasco launched Spears's most critically-acclaimed album, Blackout.
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At dawn on July 14, the Manhattan skyline shows no lights due to the blackout.
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Stranded people (right) sleep in the lobby at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel during the blackout.
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During the citywide blackout, a group of people have drinks on the sidewalk in Soho.
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The twin towers of the World Trade Center on the first morning of the blackout.
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Buildings are completely dark during a total blackout after Hurricane Maria made landfall on Sept.
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The blackout of nearly 24 hours was the longest of the 20-year socialist leadership.
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By the time "Break the Ice" comes around on Blackout however, it's only getting started.
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Good thing Trump also called for a media blackout at the Environmental Protection Agency today!
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You have things like Blackout, and Delusion, where you become a part of the story.
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Veteran racegoers well remember an electrical fire that led to a blackout there in 18943.
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Google, Wikipedia, Amazon and Craigslist joined more than 50,000 sites in an unprecedented web blackout.
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On the spicy side is Blackout (black), and Silent St. (white) takes on white musk.
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Then a blackout swept over the city, shutting down the respirators in the maternity ward.
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South Australia had a massive blackout last year when wind turbines suddenly stopped producing energy.
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C-SPAN began airing the Democratic footage, live and unedited, effectively making the blackout moot.
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During that time I never got "blackout," but I was a frequent observer of it.
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The incident is believed to be the first time hackers have caused a widespread blackout.
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It's physically strenuous: in water, through blackout conditions, through tight squeezes for hundreds of meters.
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Walking the hospital hallway, you first notice a handful of young men in blackout goggles.
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Algeria's blackout can be seen in Oracle's Internet Intelligence project, which maps web access globally.
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Human rights groups believe that this blackout is masking even more crimes against innocent civilians.
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Delta said travelers stuck in the blackout could rebook for travel as late as Friday.
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But after the blackout ended, he was allowed to sign himself out for most of
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Rousey's media blackout in the lead up to the event shrouded her return in mystery.
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Luckily, scientists have made strides in recent years to unraveling the mystery of the blackout.
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The blackout you initiated a few years ago drew a lot of attention to Wikipedia.
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It was the largest blackout in US history and the second largest in the world.
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Many residents in the blackout-targeted region had barely recovered from a previous shut-off.
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The fire caused multiple faults that led to the full blackout at 1:06 p.m.
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There are many benefits to blackout curtains, and they aren't just suitable for bedroom use.
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Here I've rounded up the top blackout curtains based on Amazon reviews and expert testimonials.
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Add some pizzazz to your window treatments with the H.VERSAILTEX Blackout Curtains in fun patterns.
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Sarah Hepola is the bestselling author of "Blackout" and currently working on her second memoir.
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Venezuela suffered a nationwide blackout, and the Maduro government thinks Marco Rubio is to blame.
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Venezuela ground to a halt on the second day of an unprecedented nationwide power blackout.
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The first blackout left people without phone and internet services for at least four days.
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If light outside is keeping you up at night, invest in blackout shades or curtains.
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"We continue to believe that the blackout is outdated," La Liga said in a statement.
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Now, to reduce the hazard, they are pulling out a rarely used tool: the blackout.
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The next morning, he pulls away the blackout curtain and looks again at the garden.
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Modi's comments come as Kashmir remains under a tight security lockdown and total communications blackout.
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"We are scared, deep inside, waiting to find out what horrors await after the blackout."
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A near-total communications blackout was imposed throughout the region for the majority of August.
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India then imposed a communications blackout in Kashmir, travel curfews and roadblocks on the region.
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The blackout has included internet and landline phones, and some television channels have been cut.
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It's not clear how or if such a blackout could be avoided on future missions.
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Perks: Reserve tickets in advance (but only through the Showcase Subscribe app), no blackout dates.
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While the blackout was in force India also stripped Kashmir of its semi-autonomous status.
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Glowing phones and computers are no match against this sleep mask and blackout sticker set.
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The researchers cited a storm in 1989 that caused a major power blackout in Quebec.
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The Safdie brothers return to direct, but they're blackout drunk throughout the entirety of production.
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The scope of the violence is now becoming clear after an internet blackout was lifted.
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Blackout Cinema, a Los Angeles meet-up group with more than 2,500 members on meetup.
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Some deals are non-refundable, have blackout dates and narrow stay windows or other restrictions.
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The Health Ministry had stopped releasing figures after July 2348, amid a wider data blackout.
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But things will even out on St. Patrick's Day, when we all experience a blackout.
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Hank swings heavily from jovial to demonic, light-hearted to intimidating, sober to blackout drunk.
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Parts of Venezuela are still in the dark after a massive power blackout last week.
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A lightning strike at a nearby power substation triggered a Big Apple blackout in 1977.
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Dessert included a blackout chocolate cake from the Little Cup Cake Shop, also in Brooklyn.
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The blackout means that many Spectrum subscribers are not able to watch the NFL playoffs.
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The worst-case scenario, as Ronen put it last summer, is a city-wide blackout.
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Earlier Monday, Pompeo attacked Maduro's claim that the U.S. was to blame for the blackout.
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Read more: The phone and internet blackout in Kashmir is so total that locals reportedly don't know India rewrote their constitutionThe internet and phone blackout in Kashmir came after India revoked the part of its constitution that established the quasi-independence of the region.
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His comeback album The Next Day soon followed with a campaign defined by total media blackout.
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Stop tossing and turning at night with the help of the Manta Sleep Mask & Blackout Stickers.
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Demoski, 26, told the Alaska Dispatch News that he hit the teams while driving blackout drunk.
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The solid house in which Blackout built their signature sound now has a few extra rooms.
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"The curtains are lined with special blackout fabric so the room is dark for nap time."
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There's been a "blackout on press access" at detention facilities, WaPo's Paul Farhi wrote on Tuesday.
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Nobody really goes out with the intention of getting blackout drunk, it usually just happens accidentally.
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JetBlue notes that other restrictions, travel windows, and blackout dates may apply and vary by route.
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The Manta Sleep Mask & Blackout Stickers set just might be the key to falling asleep faster.
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I think I can call him a blackout drunk, because maybe he doesn't remember some things.
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The blackout sparked anger and frustration among citizens as access to social media platforms were blocked.
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Despite the blackout on names, one piece of air show drama was still buzzing on Wednesday.
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These pictures capture the unfolding scene in New York City during the Northeast blackout of 2003.
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The PG&E blackout region stretches from south of San Jose to areas north of Eureka.
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The blackout has impacted parts of 0001 counties, including Sonoma and Napa since it started Wednesday.
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Like Call of Duty: Black Ops 4's Blackout mode, Apex Legends is first-person only.
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Hack into enough smart water heaters and you can send a city into a massive blackout.
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Strangely enough, the blackout happened the same date as the city's large power failure in 1977.
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Night view of a street during a blackout in the city of Barquisimeto on March 7.
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That's because there is no federal law or even a rule that mandates a blackout period.
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Blackout dates and fees apply; you can check Southwest's website for all the small-print information.
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None of that would really have been possible without Blackout, Black Ops 4's standout addition.
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During Rob's blackout period in Las Vegas, he deleted all of the pictures on his Instagram.
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The blackout occurred after strong winds destroyed major power lines and lightning struck a power plant.
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South Australia has been crippled by energy problems, and suffered a state-wide blackout last September.
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Looking for a full review of the Blackout mode of "Call of Duty: Black Ops 4"?
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In wake of the internet blackout, influencers have stepped up to share information about the conflict.
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The blackout is affecting most of the US territory, causing traffic jams and forcing business closures.
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There's no word on whether Time's Up is planning another blackout at the 2019 Golden Globes.
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But the fallout likely would have been far worse had the blackout happened on a weekday.
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Despite Aaron's totally pure intentions, he's not actually here to serve as Miss Johnson's blackout hookup.
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The blackout is a last-ditch negotiating ploy that a programmer can use to seal terms.
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The resulting blackout caused widespread losses of water and air conditioning, as well as school closures.
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Four days later cities were plunged into darkness as South Africa endured its biggest blackout ever.
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Earlier this year, Anthony's attorney, Cheney Mason, said that she had a "blackout" after Caylee's death.
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On December 23 of last year, tens of thousands of people in Ukraine suffered a blackout.
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A short blackout may hurt in the short term, but save Tor in the long term.
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Investors blamed a so-called buyback blackout as a reason for the October rout in markets.
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A police officer collars a looter in the Bushwick area of Brooklyn as the blackout continued.
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That same member of parliament felt no need to explain the blackout on Twitter this time.
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But Lemon and the others calling for some kind of "Twitter blackout" have it all wrong.
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International rights groups, including Amnesty International, have urged the Indian government to end the communications blackout.
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An attempted coup in Gabon in January prompted a national internet blackout by the country's military.
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But at first, the footage of Blackout itself doesn't seem that scary in the conventional sense.
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The blackout led to widespread looting in parts of the country, and briefly paralyzed oil exports.
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That blackout led to widespread looting in parts of the country and briefly paralyzed oil exports.
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The newspaper images of looting and fires during the blackout were forever burned into my brain.
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Just about the worst thing that could possibly happen during a halftime show is a blackout.
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But the blackout can be lifted if doing so is necessary to help understand the intelligence.
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But Geo was happy to go along with the blackout in coverage of the Qadri funeral.
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Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa told reporters on Tuesday that she was not aware of the blackout.
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There's been a media blackout for so long on this issue, we're dependent on social media.
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Keep in mind this service is designed for out-of-market games, so blackout rules apply.
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Some drew comparisons to the city's 1977 blackout, which happened on July 13, 42 years ago.
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Meanwhile, protests against the regime continue inside Iran; however, the regime has instituted a news blackout.
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She left suddenly and silently, on the eve of a national election before a communications blackout.
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Just weeks ago, an island-wide blackout was caused by a fallen tree, according to PREPA.
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But the blackout raised broader concerns about the region's preparedness to handle power demands across countries.
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But according to local journalists, the blackout this time is the most severe they have known.
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India has imposed a phone and internet blackout in the region for the past seven days.
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The blackout was the country's most severe since the 1999 Jiji earthquake, Taiwan Power Co said.
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It resulted in the largest blackout in US history and the second-largest in world history.
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The blackout also included the capital of San Juan, the most populated area of the island.
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The real worry, then, is that the blackout will only make this terrible situation even worse.
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"Blackout in both refineries," one employee who works in the complex wrote in a text message.
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Below, he explains the science of the blackout, and how you can prevent one from happening.
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Also, an empty stomach makes a blackout more likely, because your body absorbs the alcohol faster.
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A government blackout was imposed on news of the nightclub massacre while the attack was underway.
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Only two of its three crude distillation units were active before the blackout, the sources said.
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The only response I see that makes sense to the media blackout is a media walkout.
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The windows are dressed with blackout curtains and there's a small bookshelf, dresser and a bed.
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We keep Ellie's room very dark with blackout curtains, and you can barely see the light.
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This blackout strategy would presumably provide data that showed whether subscribers would go to rival cinemas.
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The nongovernmental organization Doctors for Health said 26 people died in public hospitals during the blackout.
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Further, the blackout has made it nearly impossible for news organizations to produce and publish content.
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She said the blackout had forced her family to eat its entire supply of frozen food.
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Amazon and Home Depot sell paper-accordion blackout shades online and they worked like a miracle.
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Details of the clashes or the numbers injured were unclear because of the partial communications blackout.
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A failure at the Guri hydropower plant, a militarized zone protected by soldiers, caused the blackout.
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Boeing on the defensive, hours until a crucial Brexit vote and Venezuela's blackout threatens social implosion.
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Finger-pointing: President Nicolás Maduro blames U.S. sabotage and cyberattacks for the blackout, without providing evidence.
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The officials did not say how much of the country had been affected by the blackout.
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O.K. O.K. Callimachi: And then, to complicate things, we were told that there's a media blackout.
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There's no reason to suspect this wouldn't be true in the instance of an internet blackout.
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I was just going for it full bore, so there was a lot of blackout time.
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If light is a problem, you can discuss installing blackout curtains or getting an eye mask.
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But I slept, in soft sheets and with animal-print blackout curtains drawn, for 12 hours.
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And it comes to its conclusion on the night of the famous blackout of that year.
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But the leaks did not get much traction in France, where news outlets respected the blackout.
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The department stopped short of confirming that the malware was the principle culprit behind the blackout.
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AT&T was close to a blackout with Viacom this year after a heated renewal negotiation.
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He wore handcuffs, leg shackles, earmuffs, blackout goggles, a surgical mask, and a bright-orange jumpsuit.
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In November, he boycotted MSNBC over what he argued was a coverage blackout against his campaign.
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I get blackout drunk and puke in the tiki-themed bathrooms; my father slips out early.
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In November, he boycotted MSNBC because of what he argued was a blackout against his campaign.
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Homes would need to have on-site batteries to draw stored solar power during a blackout.
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The Fed has entered a self-imposed blackout period until its news conference on Dec.14.
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Social media posts have become less and less frequent as the blackout has taken full effect.
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But Newman argues that there might be an unintended benefit to the oppressive government's total blackout.
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Other countries use internet blackouts during major events, such as Algeria's 2018 blackout during national exams.
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" She added, "There's always a concern there might be a blackout with media and news services.
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Large windows along one wall were dressed with gauzy black curtains and thick beige blackout drapes.
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I am wondering if he is a blackout drunk, or possibly showing some signs of dementia.
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In fact, even before the hurricanes, Puerto Rico suffered a huge blackout a couple months back.
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The first blackout started March 8 and was not completely over until about five days later.
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The loss of electric light was serious because the hotel's blackout blinds cannot be opened manually.
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The blackout in the neighborhood not far from the capital had started nearly 28 hours earlier.
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I drank until blackout to forget why I wanted to black out in the first place.
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Since the blackout began last week, Venezuelans have remarked about how dark and quiet everything is.
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NEW-YORK-OUTAGES-PERFORMANCES/ New York moments: choir, Broadway casts perform in the street during blackout NEW YORK - When a massive blackout plunged much of Manhattan into darkness on Saturday evening, a choir and the casts of Broadway musicals entertained tourists with impromptu performances in the street.
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Actually, Larry Page had to stay in an apartment of mine because there was a blackout in New York, and they were going around to the publishers, and I remember talking about him all night in the middle of a blackout, and the idea was great.
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If I had to say where my drinking began — which first time began it — I might say it started with my first blackout, or maybe the first time I sought blackout: the first time I wanted nothing more than to be absent from my own life.
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It's a set of numbers large enough to trigger a fear-induced blackout for anyone with arachnophobia.
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"This (blackout) is taking place at a moment when hospitals are operating at limited capacity," Castro said.
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Jones is up in arms, calling the social-media blackout an abrogation of his First Amendment freedoms.
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A blackout last year forced Olympic Dam to shut for two weeks, costing the company $105 million.
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Blackout Nap You Don't Remember Taking Until You Wake UpWait, weren't you supposed to go to karaoke?
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Corinne has admitted to mixing alcohol and prescription drugs, which she says led to a quick blackout.
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Conroy used the opportunity to pitch him on Blackout, and the idea soon transformed into a podcast.
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The night of Cora's blackout was about five years ago, which is well under the decade mark.
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That came just two weeks after a blackout that left 2m people, including Ms Hoskote, without power.
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When a communications blackout falls over the planet, they find that they might be fighting one another.
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Then one day there's a blackout all over the world, and Jack gets hit by a bus.
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After a blackout, Ms. Herbertson — this time her body etched more faintly — is surrounded by rosy light.
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ET, and — in a completely wild twist — fell on the 42nd anniversary of the city's 1977 blackout.
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All around Sonoma County on Saturday afternoon, there were signs of widening flight and the looming blackout.
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The current outages are the second massive blackout affecting Pacific Gas and Electric Company customers this month.
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Paradise, which was devastated by last year's deadly Camp Fire, could also be impacted by the blackout.
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The companies did not confirm if or when the Blackout beta will be playable on other platforms.
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Reuters was unable to independently confirm the deaths or whether they could have resulted from the blackout.
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Corpoelec did not give details on the cause of the blackout or how many households were impacted.
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In 1977, a citywide blackout triggered arson and looting that left Bushwick looking like a war zone.
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This is to eliminate the communications blackout which a spacecraft experiences during re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.
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Actors and actresses participate in a red carpet "blackout" by wearing black gowns and Time's Up pins.
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The two helped galvanize local, Pan-African, and global pressure on Cameroon's government to end the blackout.
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Passengers on the A train (right) are helped onto the tracks after being stranded during the blackout.
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But local electrical engineers told Reuters the blackout was the result of years of lack of maintenance.
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A tranche of documents were leaked online Friday, just hours before the start of a campaign blackout.
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Ironically, the media blackout became the best catalyst for making the sit-in a social media hit.
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"It has suffered a lot from the blackout ... the oil industry of Venezuela suffered significantly," he added.
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In this way, Blackout is the perfect metaphor for an young gay kid learning to reject heteronormativity.
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They define two measures of concern: an alcohol related blackout (ARB) and an alcohol related consequence (ARC).
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He has also ended a web blackout that had lasted three months prior to him taking office.
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The blackout cut power for millions and sparked a burst of crime while the lights were out.
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Ahmed has also ended a web blackout that had lasted three months prior to him taking office.
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More than half of Venezuela's 23 states lost power on Monday in the worst blackout since March.
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There is a large terrace overlooking Dionysiou Areopagitou, but three layers of curtains guarantee a full blackout.
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The more extensive and diverse a country's infrastructure, though, the more involved the digital blackout process becomes.
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For better or worse, an internet blackout limits the government's ability to conduct digital surveillance on citizens.
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The Ukrainian Security Service SBU was swift to blame Russia for planting malware to cause the blackout.
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Have you ever tried to redeem your airline miles only to get blackout dates and limited availability?
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Spanx Luxe Leg Blackout Mid-Thigh Shaping Tights, $38, available at SpanxI love these tights from Spanx.
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Jennifer Siemens lives in Oroville and says she is bracing for a third blackout in a month.
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" I hadn't known it at the time, but this was my first introduction to the aspirational "blackout.
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The Ukrainian security service, SBU, was swift to blame Russia for planting malware to cause the blackout.
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"I didn't know it was the opening act of the 1977 New York City blackout," he said.
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Under a separate SEC rule, companies can do a share repurchase program even during a blackout period.
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Two common monitors are Climbout, which is white, and Blackout, which is (as you might expect) black.
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The blackout had been in effect for some time before it was publicly acknowledged in February 2015.
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But this was no state funeral; it was spontaneous and it took place despite a media blackout.
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If you're planning to use this trip for Memorial Day weekend, think again — it's a blackout date.
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"The record is what it is, but we definitely started a downspin following the blackout," says Burris.
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We've made a conscious decision over the last year to have more or less a media blackout.
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Four teams, made up of pro players/streamers, will compete in the first high-stakes Blackout tournament.
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In fairness, thanks to a near-total news blackout, most Americans hadn't heard about Standing Rock, either.
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Lyonne: I don't remember the two things being connected, but much like the blackout, I'll allow it.
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Ask a question or — if you lived through the blackout — share your memories in the comments section.
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But unlike most other battle royale experiences, Blackout already has a sequel, a standalone game called Warzone.
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I want to be clear, up front, that I cannot know whether Judge Kavanaugh experienced a blackout.
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Insulated cellular shades — like the Select Blinds Classic Cordless Blackout Shade that Wirecutter recommends — are particularly effective.
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Brazil, despite its connection to the Argentine grid, appeared to escape any serious impact from the blackout.
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"Like looters during a blackout, they didn't cause the darkness but they exploited it," Mr. Cuomo said.
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Watch "Blackout: Venezuela's Activist Journalists" Read "Venezuela sends in the army to deal with food shortage protesters"
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The right's frustration over this blackout led to the first attempt to establish a conservative television network.
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There is no suggestion that anything malicious caused the blackout; most likely it was an equipment failure.
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He described doing while she was blackout drunk; he never reflected any awareness that he'd raped her.
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I'd felt menaced for many years by a depression that led me in search of blackout relief.
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Shareholders' lawyers, he said, are like cops patrolling the streets during a blackout to guard against looters.
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" —Zarka "When they imposed the communications blackout, it felt like we'd gone back to the Stone Age.
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PG&E said it expected all those affected by the blackout to have power by Tuesday night.
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A blackout is the most blunt tactic for online control, completely severing communications at the core level.
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Since then, it has not covered the outcry from critics and news organizations that followed the blackout.
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The island has already been dealing with a blackout after the storm knocked out its power grid.
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A communications blackout after Maria delayed aid because officials did not know the extent of the devastation.
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There's Kyle Cooke, the aspiring entrepreneur with a tendency towards Tom Schwartz-levels of a blackout drinking.
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Snapshot: Above, the first phone calls in Kashmir in months, after a communications blackout imposed by India.
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And now the people are seething over the information blackout — and pointing fingers at their local officials.
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The blackout strategy is a response to severe weather conditions that have heightened fire risk across California.
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The three have been denied confidential access to lawyers, and are being tried under a media blackout.
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You must book by February 17 and other blackout dates apply as well and vary by month.
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What about the two "blackout" nights, when the audience was made up almost entirely of black people?
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In August, India revoked Jammu and Kashmir's semi-autonomous status and imposed an almost-complete communications blackout.
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There were also worries about an overuse of electricity jeopardizing the city's power system, threatening a blackout.
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By Saturday evening, when the Iranian government instituted a near-total internet blackout, Mina began to panic.
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Or will the legislatures in these states rush to withdraw from the compact, blackout period be damned?
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I loved how the light poured into the room, though blackout shades were a quick switch away.
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There was no information from officials in Israel, where there was a news blackout on the report.
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Many were clustered inside the terminal, which was cast in semidarkness because of an island-wide blackout.
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And after witnessing everything that was happening with The Writers Blackout, she decided to suggest something big.
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The Ukrainian Security Service SBU was swift to blame Russia for planting malware to cause the blackout.
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In many cases blackout dates and restrictions may apply, so be sure to read the fine print.
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People sleep on the sidewalk to escape the heat during a blackout in Maracaibo, Venezuela, May 15.
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The Iranian government recently imposed an almost complete nationwide internet blackout that lasted for almost five days.
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Inside is information from the year 2019 – hard to come by after the big blackout of 2022.
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Over the weekend, the government imposed a nationwide internet blackout to suppress news of anti-government protests.
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Markets will pay close attention to her last official remarks ahead of the pre-meeting media blackout.
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"The blackout period can contribute to sell-offs," said Ed Yardeni, president of investment advisory Yardeni Research.
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"We had a blackout day where we tried to use the least amount of electricity," she said.
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It had beautiful rooms with wonderful views and electric blackout shades allowing deep sleep beyond the dawn.
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The man, Sean Daughtry, had a chronic sore on his leg that had festered during the blackout.
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In contrast, the Iranian government caused a total country-wide blackout in November that lasted multiple days.
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And although people keep forgetting to carry their gas masks, most are careful to use blackout curtains.
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The 2500 blackout resulted in widespread looting and property destruction — the low point in a dark period.
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Last September, a slew of storms led to a statewide blackout that left some without power overnight.
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Puerto Rico's blackout is now the largest in American history, with more than 20,000 still without power.Sen.
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The island-wide blackout that lasted for months meant people couldn't get clean water or prescription drugs.
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Whether it's a blackout or Xday, you can expect writers to use the time in productive ways.
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Episode 4The blackout and looting continued — now, there are all these black markets springing up, selling stolen goods.
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The government said on Wednesday it was investigating the blackout on the heavily industrialized island amid sweltering heat.
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In the midst of a nearly country-wide communications blackout, residents are also desperate for reliable outside information.
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In real life, flashbacks can be anywhere from little (a scar hurting) to big (a screaming, crying blackout).
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But now cybersecurity researchers have found disturbing evidence that the blackout may have only been a dry run.
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You might anxiously monitor the election coverage or initiate a news blackout until the final count is in.
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Eclipse makes an "absolute zero" blackout curtain that blocks 100% of light rays and significantly reduces noise levels.
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The blackout has impacted the convention center's North Hall, as well, leaving only the South Hall fully operational.
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In April, one blackout wiped out power to 840,000 people when a tree fell on a power line.
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This prevents blackout, but could be distracting if you're trying to track a moving person, vehicle, or animal.
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Officials attributed the blackout to a failure in a line that begins in the island's largest power plant.
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Last week that had fallen to around 13,000 and since Thursday's blackout it has halted completely, he said.
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The reason blackout periods exist at all is because corporate executives as well as corporations buy back stock.
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He did that because he had reported earnings on January 14th and was well outside any blackout period.
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So it's certainly reasonable to assume most companies have at least a two-week blackout period each quarter.
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It's the second major blackout in Puerto Rico in six days — except this time, it's the whole island.
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South Australia suffered a state-wide blackout last September, which paralyzed some industries for up to two weeks.
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Google, Wikipedia, Amazon, Craigslist — giants of media and commerce — joined more than 50,14398693 sites in an unprecedented blackout.
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And it resulted in an unprecedented sight on the carpet – a wardrobe blackout by many actresses and actors.
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There's no blackout in the viewfinder when you do this, and continuous autofocus keeps running the entire time.
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Given his previous work, it's safe to assume Maniac is going to be panther-in-a-blackout dark.
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Gavin Newsom and others blasted PG&E for the unprecedented size of the blackout and the communication problems.
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PG&E says the latest planned blackout will affect 605,000 customers — about 1.5 million people — starting early Tuesday.
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Blackout is like playing a standard first-person shooter, but in a different context and at bigger scale.
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There's only one type of "rare" loot in Blackout, and it's golden weapons like the rifle seen above.
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That means games like Star Trek Timelines, Goat Simulator, Modern Combat 5: Blackout, and others will be supported.
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But besides having bigger virtual fish to fry, creating blackout zones puts the company in a precarious position.
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Earlier this month, she topped the last opinion poll before a polling blackout began ahead of the Jan.
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Not even a blackout could stop Cardi B from turning her daughter's first birthday into a "lit" occasion.
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Traffic was disrupted and several subway lines experienced delays during the blackout, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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About 12 hours into the blackout power had been restored to just over 130,000 customers, Puerto Rico Gov.
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Alongside multiplayer, Black Ops 4 also includes Zombies and Blackout, the new Battle Royale mode coming to CoD.
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Individual flights are subject to additional blackout dates, so be sure to check all the details before booking.
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There are no streetlights, headlights must be curbed, and the Espenaks' home is even outfitted with blackout curtains.
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Five of the Geo insiders said they knew the widespread cable blackout was a result of military pressure.
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Detective Samuels (Colton Haynes) insists that Ally was just defending herself when she shot him during the blackout.
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With a near-total telecoms blackout, there is very little news trickling out of Kashmir, regional leaders said.
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Some have argued that an attack on America's power grid could lead to a catastrophic blackout lasting months.
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He's an 18-year-old who was institutionalized having been picked up by police following a Xanax blackout.
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But for a chaotic stretch during the blackout, nobody knew what was wrong or how to fix it.
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And when "prestige" TV rolled around, David Chase's Sopranos blackout became the stuff of many a hate thread.
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South Australia suffered a state-wide blackout last September, which paralysed some industries for up to two weeks.
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"The regime at this hour, days after a blackout without precedent, has no diagnosis," he said, per Reuters.
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The outages come 42 years to the day of an extensive blackout that affected much of the city.
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A restaurant owner, with only liquor left after his refrigerators failed, advertises an open bar during the blackout.
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Police officers stand in front of a damaged storefront which was looted in the wake of the blackout.
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There are no blackout dates and subscribers can see films in any format, including IMAX and Dolby Cinema.
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During such blackout periods trading flows are 33 percent lower than normal, according to Goldman Sachs' buyback desk.
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No deaths or injuries were reported due to the blackout, which officials said began at 275:257 p.m.
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The blackout began yesterday, after a long fight over an order served to WhatsApp by Brazil's civil police.
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Individual game availability depends on your location and channel lineup and is subject to blackout and mobile restrictions.
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On Thursday, Lee said the blackout had left many villages unprepared for severe monsoon floods in the area.
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The Golden Globe Awards' red carpet blackout may be over, but the Time's Up initiative is just beginning.
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Yan I bought Kanye, my dog, online, from a store in Los Angeles, while I was blackout drunk.
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It ordered broadcasters to downplay news of Mr Qadri's execution and imposed a news blackout on his funeral.
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A nightly curfew was enforced for the fifth consecutive day, as was the government's controversial social media blackout.
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The blackout order specifically targeted Brazil's five wireless carriers, rather than WhatsApp itself or its parent company Facebook.
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There are a few blackout dates, too, like Thanksgiving weekend, and definitely check the website for other restrictions.
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He also pointed, somewhat unexpectedly, to Blackout, the new Fortnite-esque "battle royale" mode in Call of Duty.
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But the independent distributed micro-grid can sustain power even if the surrounding area is having a blackout.
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I dug it out from my desk during a blackout one summer, and was glad to have it.
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ESET argues that confirms Sandworm's involvement in the second-ever hacker blackout operation, just as in the first.
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Walla also flagged Cameroon's 2017 net blackout as an example of the complexity of contemporary tech and politics.
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Due to the blackout, the mass rapid transit (MRT) system in Jakarta had to evacuate passengers from trains.
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The blackout also caused traffic lights to go out in some areas of the capital, creating traffic jams.
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Charter and Disney have reached a multiyear carriage agreement, avoiding a blackout of networks including ESPN and ABC.
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And it was such an unusual element for your female protagonist, your heroine, to be a blackout drunk.
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When the world remains on edge about the President's global policies, an information blackout risks further escalating tensions.
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Kashmir is in its 11th day of a state-wide curfews and a total internet and phone blackout.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the location that attracted thousands of visitors during a 1977 blackout.
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So-called "blackout" periods have coincided with multiple market tailspins, including the one that began in early October.
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Judge is the author of a memoir that talks about his teen-age alcoholism, which included blackout drinking.
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That recovery was further hampered by the second largest blackout on record which hit the island in April.
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Several Fed policymakers are due to speak early in the week, before the blackout period preceding the Nov.
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"Right now we're in a blackout zone, so it's very, very hard to communicate with Guadeloupe," Witkowski said.
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But because the blackout was sudden airlines had no time to prepare for the influx of stranded travelers.
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If their favorite thing is sleeping right now, there's no greater gift than blackout shades for their room.
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"Locals that were born here take it easier but also use blackout curtains and eye masks," she said.
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A blackout drunk woman is dancing in front of a dozen men, who are sat on a step.
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Many employees, including Levoff, also received notice when restricted trading periods, known as 'blackout' periods, were in effect.
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Weeks after their self-imposed social media blackout, Rob is back at it again with the bed posts.
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Experts generally agree that although malware didn't cause the blackout itself, a cyberattack did play an important role.
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But if I had to choose it would be In the Zone and a close second is Blackout.
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"There's a generalized blackout at the Puerto La Cruz refinery," union leader Jose Bodas told Reuters on Sunday.
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How an internet blackout works The methods behind an internet shutdown, particularly a complete one, are fairly simple.
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The full blackout lasted between eight to 238 seconds, according to local news, before backup generators kicked in.
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Sarah Hepola is the author of the best-selling memoir "Blackout: Remembering the Things I Drank to Forget."
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He was angry, at one point asking Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Democrat, if she'd ever been blackout drunk.
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The blackout was just the latest crisis to befall a country that seems to have one after another.
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This time around, the internet blackout in Rakhine was again attributed to social media excesses, said Brig. Gen.
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Many Puerto Ricans blame Prepa, which is insolvent, and their government for their suffering during the long blackout.
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"Man," Alex Zalben wrote, "in like nine months there's gonna be a ton of Trump Twitter blackout babies."
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The ongoing blackout is the largest in US history and is now the second-largest in the world.
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Human rights groups believe Mr. Maduro's government has detained dozens of people accused of helping orchestrate the blackout.
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If the blackout gave the economy a deadly blow, it has hit the health care system even harder.
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A blackout on opinion polls was imposed two weeks ago, but parties have carried out their own surveys.
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Many research expeditions are no longer being publicized; in some cases, there is a total blackout on media.
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The most extreme blackout was called exile, leaving the student to sit in a corner, alone, at meals.
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Of the 53 member nations of UEFA, only three — England, Scotland and Montenegro — choose to enforce a blackout.
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The utilities said that before imposing a blackout, they assessed wind speeds, temperature, humidity, vegetation and other factors.
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But despite the blackout, which is now in its fifth day, information is beginning to slowly leak out.
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The region remains in lockdown amid a communications blackout, with landline connections, internet and mobile coverage all suspended.
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The mattress wasn't super firm or soft, and I slept well thanks to blackout curtains and thick walls.
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A blackout at Chastain Memorial Hospital creates chaos, requiring the staff to treat patients without relying on technology.
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Those rare specimens of malware have destroyed nuclear enrichment centrifuges in Iran and caused a blackout in Ukraine.
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The blackout could last for days and affects Silicon Valley and the Bay Area, though not San Francisco.
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Kashmir's 5-month internet blackout is the longest ever imposed in a democracy — and it's stifling local workers
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Simultaneously, it locked the region down, detaining thousands of people, imposing movement restrictions and enforcing a communications blackout.
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On a conference call with the campaigns later that night, Mr. Price struggled to explain the information blackout.
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It created enough to have made what Bayern Manager Jupp Heynckes called a "blackout" by Ulreich completely irrelevant.
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Smithson, in his 1966 essay ''Entropy and the New Monuments,'' mentions a recent electrical blackout in the Northeast.
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As retold here, the director arranged for the cast, during a blackout, to be replaced by wax statues.
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In the week that followed, dutiful Britons returned library books, sewed blackout curtains — and had their pets euthanized.
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Speaking on VTV, Electricity Minister Luis Motta Dominguez called the blackout an "electricity war" and act of sabotage.
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The blackout came as Indian troops flooded into Kashmir following New Delhi's removal of the region's legal autonomy.
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But Goldman Sachs estimates that 48% of S&P 500 companies are now out of their blackout windows.
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"There will be a complete blackout tonight at 11 o'clock," a broadcast by KIRO Radio in Seattle says.
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And even though I am very sensitive to light, the blackout curtains allowed me a fantastic night's sleep.
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Social Media Blackout: For all his youth and pop culture know-how, Mr. Merritt is barely on Instagram.
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After all, most blackout and brownouts are caused by more prosaic nuisances like underpruned trees and ordinary storms.
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Overseas customers have been complaining because there was no warning on Kim's website that there were blackout zones.
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A spokesperson for the company told BuzzFeed last week that the company was not responsible for the blackout.
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There's obviously been great animosity between the US and Cuba, and there's been kind of a news blackout.
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When: Friday, November 25, 1–6pm Where: The Cinefamily (303 North Fairfax Avenue, Fairfax District, Los Angeles) Organized by Blackout for Human Rights, Blackout Black Friday is a call for a nationwide economic boycott on the busiest shopping day of the year to protest race and class-based acts of injustice.
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The blackout has humanitarian effects: Univision argues that Verizon is not taking moral considerations when blacking out its signal from Hispanic communities that are reliant on access to Univision for information about the effects of the natural disasters in Puerto Rico and Mexico The blackout occurred on the distributor side.
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RELATED: Puerto Rico's power outage is now the second-largest blackout in history It's the largest blackout in US history (in terms of customer hours) and the second largest in the world -- after the outage caused when Typhoon Haiyan tore through the Philippines in 2013, killing more than 6,000 people.
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Unlike Call of Duty's Blackout or PUBG, you can make the environment suit your needs at any given moment.
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There's a massacre happening in my country Sudan and a media blackout and internet censorship for four consecutive days….
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Most people's idea of a good night's sleep involves a plush mattress, blackout shades, and maybe some sleeping pills.
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It remains to be seen whether an internet and social media blackout will resolve Algeria's alleged exam leaking issue.
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The fashion industry has perhaps been shaken the most by the gloomy economic landscape compounded by the blackout ritual.
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The entire island of Puerto Rico lost power, which one report concluded was the second largest blackout in history.
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The internet shutdown, which the government enforced on Monday, was reminiscent of the social media blackout issued on Dec.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A blackout in Britain which cut power to one million customers and caused transport chaos on Aug.
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In the meantime, there's no easy solution for how best to operate air-quality monitoring stations in a blackout.
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The subway station at Canal and Lafayette streets serves as a blackout shelter during World War II on Aug.
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" The moderators of the quarantined subreddit say they will appeal Reddit's decision and continue to fight the "media blackout.
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Harkin reports on the feminist collective Taller Salud on how they're mobilizing after the longest blackout in American history.
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The blackout caused some users on Twitter to speculate that Epic was really bringing the game to an end.
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Editor's guild is right in describing the one day blackout of NDTV India as a violation of press freedom.
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I also cover various women on campus, like the anonymous blogger at Syracuse University who calls herself Blackout Blonde.
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There are two main land-based vehicles in "Blackout": the ATV seen above, and a large-ish flatbed truck.
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In Blackout, there will be multiple types of health packages, similar in ways to PUBG's bandages and med kits.
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For Blackout to succeed, it needs to replicate that feeling of having everything on the line in each encounter.
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When the New York City blackout cut Lopez's performance short, the four children danced and sang to comfort her.
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In fact, the last Android blackout this long directly preceded the election, lasting from October 20 to November 9.
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Last December, it reached a fever pitch, when hackers caused a blackout in large sections of Ukraine's capital, Kiev.
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South Australia suffered a state wide blackout last September, which sparked a highly politicized national debate about energy security.
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The mode is called Blackout, and it exists as a free element of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.
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The Blackout private beta goes live on Monday, September 10th, and Black Ops 4 will release on October 12th.
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The leaked memos and emails appeared online just hours before a legally-required midnight media blackout on election coverage.
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The blackout dates for the Branch Out sale are November 18 to 19 and December 12 to January 4.
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A blackout left almost all of Argentina, Uruguay and parts of Paraguay without power for much of a day.
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Monday night was pitch black for most of Venezuela after the nation suffered a massive blackout on Monday afternoon.
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Electricity has slowly been restored following a blackout on Monday that left most of Venezuela's 24 states without power.
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The blackout also halted operations at the main oil export terminal of Jose, which had restarted operations by Friday.
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Even before the blackout, the American Chamber of Commerce had raised concerns about the reliability of the power supply.
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There are some blackout dates: The domestic fares are valid for travel between November 28 and May 183, 2018.
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There's a massacre happening in my country Sudan's and a media blackout and internet censorship for four consecutive days.
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In 1977, in the beginning of a stifling heat wave, a 19773-hour blackout sent the city into havoc.
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According to the internet monitoring NGO, Netblocks, each day of an internet blackout costs the Ethiopian government nearly $4.5million.
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In 22018, during Iran's Green Revolution, outsiders marveled at how protest organizers on Twitter circumvented the state's media blackout.
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The blackout, which officials blamed on a hostile "electromagnetic attack," affected almost the entire country, including the capital Caracas.
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Police carry a woman off the A train on a stretcher, after she went into labor during the blackout.
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Blackout rules apply, and Verizon maintains its exclusive streaming rights on smartphones, so you can't watch the NFL there.
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Presented by Coogler's activist collective Blackout for Human Rights, the event will be free for the public to attend.
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Power has been intermittent since early March, when the first major blackout plunged Venezuela into a week of darkness.
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HSBC said on Tuesday online banking was returning steadily to service after a blackout affected its customers in Britain.
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The port halted exports, the lifeblood of the OPEC nation's economy, after a massive blackout that began last week.
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Chris Rock is gearing up for his Total Blackout stand-up tour — with some help from his famous friends.
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Jonah Bayer's favorite Tim Kasher album is The Good Life's Blackout and has never cried while listening to it.
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Cities across Venezuela recovered electricity on Thursday after the blackout, the second major one in less than a month.
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Cameroon's English-speaking regions sank into a complete internet blackout on January 17, an outage that is still ongoing.
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The blackout also extended to Uruguay, which is connected to Argentina's power grid, and to limited parts of Chile.
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It also took place in the foreground while Spears—somehow—worked on her fifth and most foreboding album Blackout.
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The ensuing blackout became the largest in US history and the official death toll from the storm reached 2,975.
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Berlusconi's center-right alliance was seen winning the most seats before a poll blackout came into force on Feb.
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The summer blackout artificially constrains demand for renewable fuels and the farm products that are used to produce them.
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The Turkish authorities imposed a temporary blackout on coverage of the attack, citing public order and national security reasons.
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Meg Medina's "Burn Baby Burn" (Candlewick Press), a novel about a teenage girl living through New York's 1977 blackout.
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But there's something else in the mix, something that pushes them from casual drinking to binge drinking to blackout.
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The blackout came as India changes its constitution to revoke the Kashmir region's substantial autonomy from India's central government.
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People in Venezuela are looking for water in sewage drains as the nation faces a blackout, Reuters reported Monday.
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That this blackout is so total demonstrates the government's growing capacity to quickly control the sharing of information online.
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A suspected hack also wiped out part of Kiev's power grid, causing a blackout in part of the capital.
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A spokesman for the government said Tuesday that the protests had died down, but the blackout remained in place.
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For a company like J.P. Morgan Chase, which reports Friday, that would mean a roughly four-week blackout period.
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An excavator operated by D. Grimm, a subcontractor for Cobra Acquisitions, apparently caused the blackout, according to the authority.
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But as the blackout dragged on and health care remained strained for months, the number climbed higher and higher.
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But Wani's death doesn't explain an elongated two-month blackout, or why it was implemented with little public notice.
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We look forward to many more illuminating Snaps and 'grams since it appears their social blackout is officially over.
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He pointed to the crackdown on protests and the election media blackout as proof of government repression in Congo.
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With MLB facing a major lawsuit over its blackout restrictions, how is it that Indianapolis racing fans aren't livid?
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Let's wait for the blackout with our bottles of White-Out, two-fisted, hand in hand, the twist untwisted.
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There's no one main switch that can cause a massive nationwide blackout because the system itself is so decentralized.
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Everyone has lived through blackouts, but no one has lived through a blackout so big it caused the Purge.
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The electronic blackout triggered withdrawal tremors not only because of the breakdown of my conduit to nurses and doctors.
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Lights out in South America: A blackout stripped Argentina and Uruguay of power, affecting tens of millions of people.
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Blackout in Venezuela: The government has declared today a public holiday after a fourth consecutive night of power failures.
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