We already have a good idea of how these scenarios might play out, because in the era before net neutrality existed, ISPs tried instituting all of them: via jacked-up fees, forced redirection, content-blocking, software-blocking, website-blocking, competitor-blocking and still more competitor-blocking, app-blocking and still more app-blocking, data-capping, and censorship of controversial subjects.
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We already have a good idea of how these scenarios might play out because before the 2015 FCC ruling protecting net neutrality, ISPs tried instituting all of them: via jacked-up fees, forced redirection, content-blocking, software-blocking, website-blocking, competitor-blocking, app-blocking and still more app-blocking, data-capping, and censorship of controversial subjects.
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Others include cookie dialog box blocking, cryptojacking and ad blocking.
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Should key verification be a blocking or non-blocking user interaction?
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It also offers ad blocking and tracker blocking extensions on Safari.
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Whereas the young guys, they just started blocking streets, blocking traffic.
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Nobody knows how many speakers Facebook is blocking, how many speakers Twitter is blocking.
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And they're often better at blocking animal movement than they are at blocking humans.
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And even where social media companies have more success at blocking Jones' pages from reappearing, experts warn that blocking the man is not the same thing as blocking his ideology.
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Ad blocking, in general, is a touchy topic Ad blocking, in general, is a touchy topic.
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There, in the privacy settings, you'll find the new tracker blocking features under the "Content Blocking" header.
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SANCTIONS-BLOCKING LAW Other measures included renewing a sanctions-blocking measure to protect European businesses in Iran.
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"They're good at blocking shots, their coach wants them blocking shots and they're hungry enough to do that."
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According to the Adobe/PageFair 2015 Ad Blocking Report, U.S. ad blocking grew 48 percent year over year.
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I had a look earlier and I saw where they were blocking, they were blocking the far side.
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You can buy a signal-blocking pouch that can hold your keys, like a shielded RFID blocking pouch. 1.
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Although the nature of the ad-blocking business is generally closer to filtering than blocking, where is it headed?
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Edison's easy unsubscribe, sender blocking, and read receipt tracker blocking features are also all included on the Mac version.
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The company on Tuesday will begin preventing ad blocking software from blocking ads on the desktop version of the Facebook.
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Because of its ad-blocking and script-blocking features, mobile users will also see less battery consumption and data usage.
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Users are also able to switch off tracking cookie blocking on a per site basis, via this Content Blocking menu.
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Blocking Google from my life was almost as hard as blocking Amazon, on which much of the non-Google internet relies.
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As a result, while blocking ads on desktop browsers is a common practice, most people don't bother blocking them on mobile.
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This prompted researchers to create entirely new ways of blocking ads in order to keep pace with Facebook's blocker-blocking workarounds.
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There are many examples of this already happening: AT&T blocking FaceTime and Comcast blocking BitTorrent are among the most famous.
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The rules prohibited these practices: BLOCKING Internet service providers could not discriminate against any lawful content by blocking websites or apps.
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While he is not blocking other colleagues from getting votes, he is publicly blistering his colleagues for blocking his tariff proposal.
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Analytics trends are down on shot-blocking as a measure of defensive value, and shot-blocking is something Whiteside does very well.
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And look at the hypocrites at Google, paying one ad blocking company ( Eyeo) while pledging to stamp out ad blocking for all.
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Ad blocking mostly affects networks that are primarily website-based, but there are plenty of technical solutions to get around ad blocking.
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Instead, they'll have to choose between leaving the video up and blocking the creator from making money, or blocking the video entirely.
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The rules prohibited the following practices: BLOCKING Internet service providers could not discriminate against any lawful content by blocking websites or apps.
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Furthermore, it's odd that Minority Leader Reid would call for an end to the filibuster while leading multiple filibusters of his own: blocking funding for Zika aid, blocking funding for veterans, and blocking funding for our American troops currently in combat.
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The police department in Groveland, Florida issues parking tickets to cars blocking the sidewalk — even if they're blocking it from their own driveway.
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And Kerri was blocking balls—BLOCKING balls—overhead with a dislocated shoulder that she had to have surgically repaired [a few weeks later].
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Parliamentarians also passed legislation blocking investment by foreign state-owned firms, aimed at blocking plans by the China Aluminium Corporation (2600.HK)(601600.
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It will now study the availability of call blocking solutions; the fees charged, if any, for these services; the effectiveness of various categories of call blocking tools; and an assessment of the number of subscribers availing themselves of available call blocking tools.
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Blocking offers a more complete solution to ending all contact on Facebook, while unfollowing is a gentler, less permanent solution than unfriending or blocking.
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When it comes to blocking digital advertising, Gen Z is "more adept" at downloading ad blocking software in the U.S., according to the report.
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Of the total ad-blocking users, in March, 408 million people used an ad-blocking browser on their smartphones, which block ads by default.
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At the end of the day, I'm not blocking them, I'm blocking guys on the edge, so it really doesn't matter what they say.
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Another brick in the wall for the mobile ad-blocking wars: Yandex has opened up its Android browser to third-party ad blocking extensions.
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"Smart Blocking first enforces a speed requirement on websites by blocking any trackers that slow a website's load time beyond five seconds," Tillman said.
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About 200 million people worldwide use ad-blocking software on their desktop computers, according to estimates from PageFair, an anti-ad-blocking start-up.
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This usually implies that these ads are sourced directly and can get around ad blocking because blocking the domain would block the entire site.
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Last November, the FCC created the 2017 Call Blocking Order, which is supposed to provide phone companies a means of weeding out and blocking robocalls.
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Essentially, this means an extension can send Chrome/chromium a list of blocking patterns and Chrome/chromium will do the blocking based on these patterns.
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Last November, the FCC created the 21980 Call Blocking Order, which is supposed to provide phone companies a means of weeding out and blocking robocalls.
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So it would be effective at blocking recording of a movie or a concert, but not very efficient at blocking recording of a political rally?
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For example, if a publisher earned $10 million through whitelisted ads that ad-blocking users see, the ad-blocking software company would collect $3 million.
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The most commonly cited statistic on ad blocking reports that roughly 200 million people worldwide installed ad blocking on their computers as of August 2015.
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"Your assumptions about blocking sound aren't true about blocking light," says Daniel Genkin, a professor at the University of Michigan who co-led the team.
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Some youths are blocking an intersection and disrupting traffic, and at least one of their bikes is on the ground, blocking traffic, the footage shows.
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The yearly study, sponsored by Adobe and anti-ad blocking startup PageFair, is one of the most widely cited measures of the global ad blocking phenomenon.
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Also on the rise in recent years: ad blocking — a technology increasingly associated with the privacy/anti-tracking movement, not just with pure-play ad-blocking.
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Google would rather use its own ad-blocking tech and have control over consumers' ad-blocking preferences, than push them to use blockers from third-parties.
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Allowing the default call-blocking could significantly increase development and consumer adoption of the tools, Pai said, adding that providers should offer call blocking services for free.
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"This sort of back-and-forth battle between the open source ad-blocking community and circumventers has been going on since ad blocking was invented," he wrote.
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However, there were multiple options to limit tracking—such as disabling third-party cookies and blocking malware—or improve privacy, including blocking location access and camera access.
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This is not enough to enforce EasyList, a popular list of basic rules for blocking unwanted content on the web, much less more sophisticated blocking rule lists.
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Google would rather uses use its own ad-blocking technology and have control over consumers' ad-blocking preferences, than push them to use blockers from third-parties.
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Ad blocking, in technical terms, is the act of selectively downloading material when visiting a website or using an app, thus "blocking" the unwanted items from loading.
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Guard Alex Lewis insisted the offensive linemen are delighted to spend more of their time aggressively charging forward in run-blocking schemes instead of protectively pass-blocking.
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Blocking on Facebook removes the person as your friend and also blocks them on Messenger, while blocking on Messenger only blocks the person&aposs calls and messages.
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Cyxus Blue Light Blocking Glasses, available at Amazon, $29.90Blue light-blocking glasses make a great gift for anyone who spends a lot of time looking at screens.
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According to a 2014 survey from anti-ad blocking analytics and services firm PageFair and Adobe, a little over a quarter of Americans had installed ad-blocking software.
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To answer this, the Nerdwriter turned to blocking—how you position stuff and people in relation to each other—specifically, the blocking in an early interaction from Vertigo.
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Unfortunately, there aren't effective ways to combat ad blocking on iOS or any mobile OS. The reality is that marketers have very little control over ad blocking online.
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"This sort of back-and-forth battle between the open source ad-blocking community and circumventers has been going on since ad blocking was invented," the post reads.
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And some phone companies offer blocking services, though "many people don't have access to free, effective robo-blocking tools," said Maureen Mahoney, a policy analyst at Consumers Union.
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The change here is that the browser is now explicit about blocking these scripts, and you'll be able to turn blocking off for just cryptominers if you so choose.
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AdBlock Plus, one of the world's most popular ad blocking services, announced Tuesday that it would begin selling ads, in apparent contradiction to its stated mission of blocking them.
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" "Voter suppression isn't only about blocking the vote.
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Blocking online ads merely because you don't want to see them is one thing, but blocking them because you're concerned about the welfare of your computer is harder to refute.
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San Francisco and Santa Clara initially filed the lawsuit, which resulted in District Court Judge William Orrick temporarily blocking the order last April and then permanently blocking it in November.
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A team of Princeton and Stanford University researchers has fundamentally reinvented how ad-blocking works, in an attempt to put an end to the advertising versus ad-blocking arms race.
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The court said ad-blocking provider Eyeo should not charge Axel Springer for putting it on its "white list" of publishers and advertisers it exempts from blanket blocking by consumers.
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We also uncovered a number of small technical debt issues in our codebase: blocking object instantiation on an md5 calculation, blocking in constructors and generally doing too much work up front.
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Ad blocking have become a big enough deal to have gotten Facebook's attention: the social giant is now blocking ad blockers, while promising to make the ads their users see nicer.
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Blocking someone on Twitter forces them to stop following you, and Rubin&aposs mass blocking exercise means there are just 11 people still following his account at the time of writing.
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The U.S. President said the courts blocking his order .
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Dreamlight Muse: 100% Light Blocking Cordless Music Mask — $54.99
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However, Google has a vested interest in ensuring web users don't turn to third-party ad-blocking tools that don't differentiate between acceptable and unacceptable ads by industry standards and, in some cases, charge website owners money to bypass ad-blocking filters, effectively defeating the purpose of using ad-blocking plugins in the first place.
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"Existing ad blocking technologies that have not been effective on our service may become effective as we make certain product changes, and new ad blocking technologies may be developed," the company explains.
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The vote comes just two weeks after FCC Chairman Ajit Pai proposed the blocking rule, which he said was designed to give carriers "certainty" about whether automatic blocking was allowed or not.
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"Yandex's own ad-blocking technology, built into Yandex Browser, automatically blocks aggressive and malicious advertising, but now we are taking it a step further by starting to support other ad-blocking extensions."
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A. Apple's Safari browser introduced new tools for blocking intrusive content last year, and Google recently added a few ad-filtering and sound-blocking tools of its own to its Chrome browser.
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While users have had the ability to block accounts for a long time, muting is a next step in blocking out someone without any of the consequences that might come from blocking them.
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From August 2014 to 2015, ad blocking cost publishers nearly $22 billion, according to a survey by Adobe and PageFair, a company that measures use of ad blocking by visitors to publisher websites.
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I'm blocking your filthy ass if retweet that perverted shit.
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And hence also lots of people using ad blocking tools.
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Is blocking them based on rationality, or simply on fear?
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Send was also caught up in the crypto blocking spree.
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He's coping by blocking accounts and focusing on the positive.
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On the flip side, blocking such attacks is prohibitively expensive.
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Guys were blocking shots, a lot of great plays offensively.
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Like, 'Oh cool, blocking an attacker is actually totally doable.
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Many condemned the NRA for blocking meaningful gun control legislation.
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There's a blocking tool that Coulter created, accessible right here.
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It also sought the government's response on blocking these videos.
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The blocking was met with criticism free internet advocacy groups.
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Vaccination was, in other words, successfully blocking a drug's effect.
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"Facebook is now blocking this pretty well," the seller said.
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Only in Washington would someone call that decision 'Blocking Witnesses.
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Blocking these ads is another way of burying a product.
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Now, I'm processing my day and blocking out the airport.
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This bill will ensure there is no blocking, no throttling.
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Protestors are blocking the van to halt her deportation pic.twitter.
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Republicans attacked the Obama administration for blocking the pipeline construction.
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But ad blocking software has put this revenue under threat.
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The membrane allows the hydrogen through while blocking other gases.
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Angela: I firmly believe in blocking exes on social media.
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Facebook first gave businesses keyword blocking in 2011, for example.
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"Information blocking" is more specifically defined, although there are exceptions.
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It's not hard to imagine the central government blocking them.
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For that reason, I don't blame Republicans for blocking Garland.
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Blocking someone prevents them from interacting with you, full stop.
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The WikiLeaks Twitter account also suggested Twitter was blocking links.
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But blocking basic research like this often has unintended consequences.
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"You get very good at blocking out distractions," she said.
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Jenner set up the goal by blocking a shot Boychuk.
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Thank you for not muting, blocking, or reporting The Interface.
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"When users do ad blocking, it's awesome," Wilson told Mashable.
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But if blocking that contact access doesn't break basic functionality?
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They care a great deal about blocking on running plays.
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For me, it's finding light and never blocking your way.
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Blocking the enzyme in flies shows that's not likely true.
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Apple bolsters iPhone security ; says change aimed at blocking hackers.
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His past was doggedly blocking his prospects for the future.
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Plus, there are potential legal issues that prevent blocking content.
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The headphones do a great job blocking out external noise.
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In this case, Google, not Iran is doing the blocking.
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You can dodge attacks instead of blocking them, for instance.
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He also got up and started dancing ... blocking people's view.
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Nicaragua followed suit, blocking Cubans traveling north from Costa Rica.
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The constant blocking hasn't allowed Lesnar to regain his energy.
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China has cracked down on Microsoft, blocking access to Bing.
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He will not want to be seen blocking party unity.
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Democrats kept up their attack on Republicans for blocking Garland.
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Blocking renewal of trade promotion authority would do the opposite.
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Thwarting this nomination proved to be harder than blocking Roosevelt's.
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Investigators descended on his family home, blocking off the street.
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Each tunnel was caved in, with rubble blocking the entrance.
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That means blocking, parrying, and pushing my blade through stormtroopers.
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In April, McConnell also blamed Democrats for blocking Trump's nominees.
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Without docks, scooters are cluttering sidewalks and blocking wheelchair ramps.
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Even after blocking, I never got it completely square again.
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The three lawmakers faced bipartisan backlash after blocking the bill.
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This is just blocking and tackling for the Clinton folks.
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Holt and David Lee stuffed the Italians with stellar blocking.
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This "blocking" technique creates depth and gives the garment dimension.
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He also faces a misdemeanor charge of blocking a highway.
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There was thrashing, and a wave came, blocking the view.
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People follow him, blocking the camera from what happens next.
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Blocking misinformation will help protect the company's brand and credibility.
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Filters were engineered to reduce lung cancer by blocking toxins.
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It's in the middle of the street, it's blocking traffic.
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Police blocking exit to Farragut West Metro claiming bomb threat.
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And the GOP is blocking legislation that would do it.
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And if Republicans are blocking his ICO plan, well, fine.
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Processing your feelings, rather than blocking them out, is crucial.
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"A month ago local prosecutors started blocking anonymizers," Soldatov said.
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Genet's classical training shines through in his delivery and blocking.
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Ketamine happened to be very good at blocking that receptor.
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There's a lot of buzz right now around ad blocking.
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Ad blocking involves software that can work at various levels.
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Blocking Property of Transnational Criminal Organizations (July 25, 2011) 22015.
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Liberal groups, meanwhile, are hammering vulnerable Republicans for blocking him.
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Blocking imports from Canada in the name of national security?
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Congress has a variety of tools for blocking tax cheats.
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The shirt did serve one good purpose ... blocking those rays.
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Unlike Trump, Clinton did not call for blocking online content.
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His giant frame blocking the exit gave them no concern.
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But Republicans are still blocking any kind of useful spending.
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But the police struggled to contain crowds blocking the trail.
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They are ones blocking shots, making saves and scoring goals.
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I also installed light blocking curtains when I moved in.
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By blocking the transporter, antidepressants prolong and enhance serotonin's effects.
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The student protesters accused the government of blocking free speech.
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Swanwick® Crystal Day Swannies: Blue Light Blocking Glasses — $76.49
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Blocking the escalator entrance were people gazing at their phones.
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Change is hard when there's a powerful industry blocking it.
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One party — the Republican Party — is blocking sensible gun laws.
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Legislation blocking this deal is working its way through Congress.
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His blocking skills weren't 100 percent, sometimes I got through.
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Blocking on social media is done across political party lines.
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Firefox started blocking some trackers by default earlier this year.
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Many trees will be snapped or uprooted, blocking numerous roads.
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Trees swayed from the wind and toppled over, blocking roads.
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White suggested blocking them immediately and avoiding engaging with them.
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The same went for blocking the Obama administration's policy agenda.
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First Person Was I blocking love in my Harlem apartment?
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Expect pushback, of course; you're blocking their easy way out.
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Muting and blocking accounts is a good place to start.
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Imagine the aisle filled with other passengers blocking the exit.
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"So much of it is blocking and tackling," Chavez said.
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It's high time Congress stop blocking these important Pentagon efficiencies.
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It's had some success in the past blocking major projects.
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Senate Democrats clinched enough support Monday for blocking Gorsuch's confirmation.
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They also want to bar states from blocking autonomous vehicles.
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That's when they discovered the umbrella blocking the sliding door.
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Larry Hogan (R) from blocking constituents on social media accounts.
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Blocking and muting, however, only impact your own Twitter experience.
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McConnell is not solely responsible for blocking gun control legislation.
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The House passed a bill this month blocking the rule.
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Shortly after, the platform cracked down on blocking more hashtags.
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It also allows for preemptive blocking of specific Facebook users.
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If you do enough blocking, you can create a split.
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How did Republicans blocking Merrick Garland change the confirmation process?
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You know you're blocking our way home, in rush hour?
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The standoff saw Indigenous people fortify their territory, blocking police.
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How long could you keep up blocking a conservative replacement?
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On top of that, restrictions on blocking below the waist during the 1970s allowed for linemen to become more top-heavy without having to worry about blocking moves that could knock out their knees.
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Priebus' comments come in the wake of a judge issuing a stay blocking the deportation of those affected by Trump's executive order blocking foreigners from seven countries -- including refugees -- from entering the United States.
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They are blocking it because they think it would be a bad idea (reduced incentives for pharmaceutical research), and they are blocking it because the pharmaceutical industry has a lot of money and clout.
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The pattern of blocking, for instance not loading any divs marked "banner_ad" but loading images with "banner" in the description, further illuminates the type and depth of ad blocking being enforced by the browser.
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The new proposal would also clarify what is considered "disorderly or disruptive," saying it would now include "blocking access to legislative instruments such as microphones and blocking access [sic] the well of the House."
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Based purely on the number of Windows 10 PCs floating around out there, Microsoft adding native ad-blocking support to Edge would have been a huge development in the ongoing discussion surrounding ad-blocking.
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US CALLS ON IRAN TO STOP BLOCKING SOCIAL MEDIA: The State Department on Tuesday urged the Iranian government to end its blocking of social media platforms amid continued protests against the country's clerical rulers.
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It seeks a declaration that Mr. Trump's blocking of the plaintiffs was unconstitutional, an injunction requiring him to unblock them and prohibiting him from blocking others for the views they express, and legal fees.
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In 2009, the group noticed that schools in Tennessee were blocking LGBTQ+ websites on school computers, but were not blocking websites that advocated conversion therapy (the idea that someone can be turned straight), LaRue says.
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"The aim of our work is not to downplay the merits of ad-blocking, nor discredit the perceptual ad blocking philosophy, which is sound when instantiated with a robust visual ad detector," the researchers concluded.
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People are continuing to download ad blocking software: there were 615 million devices blocking ads globally in December 703, an increase of 142 million on the previous year, according to a February 2017 PageFair report.
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Digital publishers lost an estimated $22 billion in revenue in 2015 due to ad-blocking technology with around 198 million global users using the software, according to PageFair, which provides solutions to counter ad blocking.
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She was seen by Mr. Parnas as blocking his efforts with Mr. Fruman to pursue deals in the gas industry in Ukraine, and by Trump allies as blocking the partisan investigations sought by the president.
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He claimed she violated his First Amendment right by blocking him on Twitter and cited a July ruling by an appeals court that said President Donald Trump violated the First Amendment by blocking Twitter users.
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Blocking the entrances to the station turned into its own trap.
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"Eventually we do think this blocking will set up," Ventrice said.
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Something about ash from all the fires blocking out the sun?
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Critics say filters are costly and could lead to erroneous blocking.
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" Trump called the court actions blocking his orders "unprecedented judicial overreach.
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The only thing blocking the cold, bitter air was a towel.
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Japan is considering blocking government purchases of Huawei technology as well.
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"Russia can't keep blocking random things on the Internet," Andreev said.
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Filter by WOT is a popular browser extension for blocking keywords.
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She really likes color blocking, and that's part of our collection.
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It did not say if it was currently blocking any websites.
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But no one wants to be alone in blocking (an extension).
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Two officers stood at the entrance, blocking them from the event.
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A country that's blocking Signal would see traffic going to Souq.
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I am hereby blocking him from seeing IT or MR. MERCEDES.
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There are also reporting and blocking features accessible directly from chat.
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However, the trio of Kardashian sisters are apparently blocking the trademark.
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So, what's US District Judge Reed O'Connor argument for blocking it?
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Blocking the term for a sexual orientation, however, poses obvious problems.
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Ad blocking is the nemesis of the news and ad industries.
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Blocking repairs ultimately leads to higher prices and enforces planned obsolescence.
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Google has been hyping its new autoplay-blocking feature for months.
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French students are protesting police violence that's blocking 16 Parisian schools.
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"We emphasize that we oppose blocking lawful material," the proposal says.
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Reddit users now have better blocking tools for dealing with harassment.
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Specifically, an order blocking the proposed acquisition of Qualcomm by Broadcom.
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She looked my way through round sunglasses blocking potential eye contact.
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Many phone carriers offer free spam controls for blocking unwanted numbers.
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The only thing they missed is Trump blocking people on Twitter.
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A guy complaining that someone else's car is blocking his driveway.
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There are options for blocking other users, to limit potential awkwardness.
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In many cases, blocking those cookies outright would break basic functionalities.
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Again, blocking the protein's activity seemed a promising anti-cancer strategy.
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Some of them kept on protesting and blocking roads since then.
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I make a lot of use out of the blocking buttons.
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Blocking them also blocks our ability to pressure democratically-deficient leaders.
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The reason for the Chinese government blocking Bing wasn't immediately clear.
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Previously, only a more drastic option — blocking an account — was available.
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Then, she started blocking the people who were leaving hateful comments.
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Go deeper: Justice Department backs Treasury on blocking Trump tax returns
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Carlos Sanchez, 16, collapsed during a blocking play in an Oct.
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Blocking further coal plants could exacerbate the strain on the industry.
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But blocking that information is almost setting companies up to fail.
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The House just voted in favor of blocking Trump's national emergency.
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And ad-blocking technology is costing publishers $22 billion a year.
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This doesn't fully remove the autoplay-blocking elements of Chrome 66.
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Massachusetts attorney general Maura Healey has also supported blocking the merger.
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China can retaliate by blocking access to the world's biggest market.
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Climate change may be increasing the odds of such blocking patterns.
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Blocking feels more aggressive — you don't want to block your mother.
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On social media, blocking someone is the ultimate passive aggressive act.
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But blocking deals and raising tariffs will be ineffective and counterproductive.
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Protestors run from a gas canister after blocking traffic during protests.
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Actively blocking legislation that would defend our elections from Russian attack.
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Three Inuit protesters were arrested in July for blocking the lorries.
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Many activists have complained about growing blocking of content this year.
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And then there's this added functionality about blocking out distressing things.
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By blocking stabilization, they may one day prevent fusion -- and pregnancy.
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It Was HellWeek 6: Blocking them allRead more ReadIs Permatripping Real?
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They do the blocking and tackling of physical wellness really well.
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Hard-line unions are still blocking Sunday opening for some shops.
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Restrict is essentially a middle ground between blocking and doing nothing.
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Twitter has perhaps been the most aggressive about blocking individual accounts.
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But the ad blocking wars are just getting started on mobile.
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People evade geo-blocking mechanisms, and it's difficult to fully police.
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Blocking the deal, McConnell said, would send the wrong signal. Sens.
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But it also outlines two huge obstacles blocking the finish line.
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He joined the group blocking the highway, but that achieved nothing.
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RELATED: First on CNN: Team Romney explores blocking Trump at RNC
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T) said it resumed blocking access by Western Digital Corp (WDC.
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"And with that, I'm done," Shelly tweeted seconds before blocking me.
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Another third thought the scooters are messy, blocking streets and sidewalks.
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Previously, internet users had to download and install ad-blocking software.
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Blocking it sets a precedent of future media and telecom deals.
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He spent hours blocking and reporting abusive posts, to no avail.
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In theory isn't this what muting, blocking, and reporting is for?
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In the west, militias from Zintan are blocking the main pipeline.
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Still, slowly but surely, they're blocking Trump's most damaging cabinet nominees.
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To be honest, I was blocking a lot of it out.
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Blocking contraception coverage — which is guaranteed by law — is sex discrimination.
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Some research suggests that blocking HDAC could help patients with Alzheimer's.
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Twitch is the next big name to take on ad blocking.
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The bill prohibits ISPs from blocking, throttling, or otherwise hurting competitors.
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Party hacks took revenge by blocking Mr Cartes's initiatives in congress.
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But if caffeine is blocking those receptors, you don't feel sleepy.
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We'll update if Steam really does end up blocking the game.
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He challenged reporters to hold Democrats accountable for blocking spending bills.
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The use of ad-blocking software has divided the online world.
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But conservatives in Madison were blocking any progress for working families.
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Thus, any rhetoric about Democrats "blocking" Trump nominees is simply inaccurate.
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Pittsburgh's commitment to shot-blocking has particularly frustrated Pavelski and Burns.
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"Ad blocking would have happened with or without us," says Williams.
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The silicone tips go a ways toward passive blocking ambient sound.
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Rather than blocking Iran's path to nuclear weapons, it paved it.
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The constitution is the only thing blocking this at the moment.
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Tonight you saw there were a lot of guys blocking shots.
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It does this by blocking neurotransmitters that tell muscles to contract.
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Scroll down until you find "Who you're blocking" and tap it.
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Democrats have little chance of blocking the legislation on their own.
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That's led to a rise in robocall blocking and screening apps.
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Fifteen other people were blocking my view from cars driving by.
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Capturing naval vessels and blocking ports is not a subtle move.
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Trump has vowed to veto any resolution blocking his emergency declaration.
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The weed climbs high above row crops, blocking out the sun.
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The BLOCKING Act is unnecessary and will undercut generic drug competition.
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Three federal judges have subsequently issued nationwide injunctions blocking the rescission.
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I never felt like I was blocking the Native American protestor.
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An RFID blocking material protects cards and passports from being skimmed.
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Former President Obama faced a backlash for not blocking the vote.
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A U.S. judge ruled against blocking websites from showing their moves.
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Pennsylvania won a nationwide injunction in late 2017, blocking the effort.
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"He needed to improve his blocking, which he's done," Rodriguez said.
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The government and Russia accused rebels of blocking civilians from leaving.
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They're also supposedly good for blocking smoke and other cooking vapors.
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Or a way of blocking out what had happened to him?
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Senators voted 62-85033 to table the amendment, effectively blocking it.
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Robart issued the original restraining order blocking enforcement of Trump's Jan.
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News outlets should have particular cause for alarm about geo-blocking.
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Of course, Trump could invoke executive privilege, theoretically blocking Comey's testimony.
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The court voted 5-4 on each order blocking the rulings.
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The judge could also side with tenants, blocking the landlord's demand.
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There's a bookcase blocking the door to the sea toilet now.
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And if the messages are triggering, skip straight to the blocking.
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You can download apps from the store that will implement blocking.
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Australia has been blocking bids by Chinese buyers for strategic assets.
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Some vendors were also targeted by the police for blocking roads.
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On Wednesday, the protesters were blocking some of the same roads.
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Australia is blocking domains that host extremist content during crisis events.
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He slid into my side of the booth, blocking me in.
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Soggy ground conditions meant trees were also falling over blocking trails.
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This group presents a potential blocking majority against an unpopular choice.
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But the Supreme Court intervened in January, blocking the November decision.
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Surely, there would be some unfortunate repercussions from blocking campaign ads.
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They work by blocking calls from numbers known to be problematic.
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Two rows of grown trees went up next, blocking the view.
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Later that year, construction materials blocking the sidewalk drew another complaint.
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But the Treasury Department and IRS issued regulations blocking such measures.
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It works by blocking an enzyme viruses use to self-replicate.
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Lewis' shot-blocking led an outstanding defensive effort for the Crimson.
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Large exostoses can cause hearing loss, by blocking the auditory canal.
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They're not going to succeed in blocking them in the Senate.
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Massive old trees toppled, blocking the road into its main building.
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Then the Chinese government began blocking videos of K-pop bands.
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We might consider blocking other things that negatively affect American businesses.
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"He's not blocking this contract," the mayor said of Mr. Stringer.
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However, some doctors say blue-blocking glasses are hype, not science.
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Blocking content outright, for instance, would be a public relations minefield.
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Officer Stanley then arrested Mr. Walsh, 49, for blocking pedestrian traffic.
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A TRACKED ROBOT approaches a pile of brushwood blocking its path.
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Instead, it's a preachy mess, cock-blocking any sign of fun.
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It is only the Democrat senators that are blocking its passage.
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Boucher had led Oregon in shot-blocking; Oregon, according to KenPom.
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I think blocking roads is a more peaceful method of demonstrating.
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Now, they are blocking Kitty Zhu from buying her dream home.
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Some have also had passports confiscated or annulled, blocking foreign travel.
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He's not just ignoring the problem, he's blocking other people's efforts.
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"The cops were blocking the entrance to Walmart," Celia Pérez said.
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The reason ad blocking is growing is people don't like advertising.
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Today, Mr. Trump is blocking critical witnesses from testifying at all.
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Trump has pledged to sign a bill blocking surprise medical bills.
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But now we have the first workable evidence of arbitrary blocking.
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"Before we had rules, we did see ISPs blocking things like VoIP, blocking tethering applications so they could extract more from consumers in monthly fees, blocking peer-to-peer sharing applications," Laura Moy, the deputy director of the Georgetown Law Center on Privacy and Technology, told the House Committee on Energy and Commerce Wednesday during a hearing on consumer privacy.
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The proposed design changes would replace the API relied upon by privacy extensions like uBlock and Ghostery with another designed to "diminish the effectiveness of content blocking and ad blocking extensions," the Register reported on Tuesday.
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Alongside new autoplay blockers, the latest versions of Safari (currently in beta) will have a new tool for blocking third-party ad trackers, aggressively identifying and blocking any cookies used to track users across the web.
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Two mirror image planes swoop past one another when the shutter button is pushed, moving from blocking the aperture in one position to blocking it in the other — but while they move, the way is clear.
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Publishers that tried using messages to ask ad blocking users to whitelist their sites have seen almost no effect — and actually saw an increase in the ad-blocking rate by alerting users who weren't using it.
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Ad blocking usage jumped 11 percent in the past year, according to a new report from Adobe and anti-ad blocking firm PageFair, bringing the total number of global users from 198 million to 220 million.
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"We have no idea if it was an accident or not, but it's much easier to make the mistake of blocking Bing when you're blocking a set of IP addresses," he said, referring to website addresses.
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By comparing the final rendered code of the page for blocking browsers versus non-blocking browsers, they could see when pages changed content or noted the presence of a blocker, even if they didn't notify the user.
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Figures for usage of ad blocking tools step up each year, with between a quarter and a third of U.S. connected device users' estimated to be blocking ads as of 2018 (rates are higher among younger users).
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Three could bypass this by creating a paid-for ad blocking service, or by asking customers to opt-in to any ad blocking, but that might not avoid scrutiny from regulators or pressure from the advertising industry.
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Yet there are many potential pitfalls for a plan as extreme as government-led website blocking: When the UK began blocking some porn sites, many legitimate health, sex education, and abuse help sites were also wrongfully blocked.
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In 85033, the FCC under Powell took action against Madison River Communications for blocking Voice over IP (VoIP), and in 2008 the FCC voted to uphold a complaint against Comcast for blocking peer-to-peer networking applications.
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" The other side: Paul's office told Fox News he's "not blocking anything.
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There's a way to combat this curse though: Blue light blocking glasses.
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Click's hand can be seen blocking the video image at least twice.
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A lower court declined to issue a preliminary injunction blocking the policy.
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But the rain caused flooding in the cave, blocking them from exiting.
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Wasserman Schultz's votes, such as blocking the SEC and IRS from disclosing
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Some phone companies also offer robocall blocking services, according to the FCC.
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This is the issue that is currently blocking progress in Brexit talks.
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Closing the strait would be the most direct way of blocking shipping.
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It's not like Trump is being sneaky about blocking his critics either.
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Facebook didn't say when offensive language blocking tools would be made public.
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TECH Q&A: DUELING ASSISTANTS, OUTSMARTING HACKERS, BLOCKING TEXTS, AND MORE 5.
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Our maintenance truck is blocking the cow in to keep it safe.
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Several drug makers recently filed a lawsuit aimed at blocking the rule.
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I have tried a brave face, parent coordinating, pleading, ignoring, blocking, surrogates.
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The companies estimated ad blocking cost publishers almost $22 billion in 2015.
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There's coal miners blocking a train trying to leave without paying them.
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This will detail how to take actions like blocking users, for example.
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But the government shut that down, too, blocking the site in Spain.
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So if your broadband provider is blocking websites, you have no recourse.
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Without Republicans switching sides, Democrats have little means of blocking Trump's nominees.
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Data protection law isn't blocking the disinfecting light of transparency, Facebook is.
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Ad blocking has become the newest disruptor in the marketing technology industry.
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The blocking of any aid is inhumane, it must be allowed in.
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He then "prorogued" or suspended parliament, blocking any debate of all this.
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The reality star suffered a hamstring injury during camera blocking rehearsal Sunday.
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Most Pakistanis are fed up with zealots blocking roads and burning cars.
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Some browsers also already implement a very restrictive form of cookie blocking.
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She calls him out for brining Aparna and blocking her on Facebook.
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In-app ad blocking hasn't yet taken off but is a possibility.
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Iran's government says censoring apps is about blocking immoral and obscene content.
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There's an Amazon package blocking my door and I can't get out.
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A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order blocking the measure.
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I recommend blocking/reporting there is no rational convo with those peeps.
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That could involve blocking the freeways or just spending time at home.
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Blocking an Obama appointee might be satisfying this year, but then what?
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The polarizing politics, the selfish Pokémon Go addicts blocking sidewalks everywhere… Seriously?
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The pills work by blocking radioactive iodine from depositing in the thyroid.
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Previous cases involving politicians blocking users on Facebook may bolster its case.
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There's a commitment to defense, blocking shots, and sacrificing for the team.
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By blocking it at that step, you wouldn't be trapping any pressure.
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I couldn't change the blocking the way I could on a set.
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When you're in VR, you're blocking out the rest of the world.
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On a formal Twitter list, users can escape by blocking the creator.
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"Ad blocking is a symptom of a pervasive problem," Mr. Spiezle said.
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It was only a matter of time before someone started blocking them.
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Protesters might object by standing in front of AVs and blocking traffic.
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The ad-blocking community was pissed and vowed to fix the problem.
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Right now, online advertisements suck, and you are justified in blocking them.
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We adamantly oppose the complete blocking of the release of these emails.
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The feature worked a lot like how Apple's Safari supports ad blocking.
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"It's useful to know how to go around domain blocking," she says.
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State lawmakers are blocking whole swathes of regulatory authority from local control.
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However, many people have a hard time blocking off time to meditate.
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If ISPs are up front about blocking or throttling, that wouldn't apply.
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It threatened international sanctions on those responsible for blocking the deal's implementation.
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It's what's prompting the sale of RFID-blocking wallets or passport covers.
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A broken rail was blocking the path to the towers of Atlanta.
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Rothenberg also doesn't think ad blocking will kill online publishers anytime soon.
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The bill retains language blocking U.S. government purchases and contracts with ZTE.
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Some go as far as to equate blocking ads with stealing services.
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We will be blocking access to the app to anyone spreading evil.
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Several previous injunctions blocking the progress of the negotiation have been overruled.
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A factor blocking renewal is presidential re-election, allowed in 14 countries.
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Blocking ICANN's independence would not save the internet but hasten its Balkanisation.
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Construction was halted after 31 people were arrested for blocking the site.
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Blocking that funding has long been a goal for anti-abortion lawmakers.
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Some police cars followed them while others stayed back blocking the highway.
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At this point Shine is concentrating its efforts on blocking display ads.
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There's a financial risk as some countries might end up blocking google.
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Ad-blocking has gained the support of some major technology giants, however.
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"They did a good job blocking shots," said Jets center Mathieu Perreault.
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The new version will also feature improvements to the ad blocking apps.
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And sophisticated government censors have become quite good at blocking specific apps.
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Critics also say filters are costly and could lead to erroneous blocking.
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Fans were required to bring ID as a way of blocking scalpers.
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Blocking the partnership, ostensibly, will help American manufacturers such as New Balance.
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Courts have cited Trump's comments while blocking his executive orders in court.
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Blocking this organic two-way flow only incites turmoil and turbulence within.
|
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At least 21 asked Google to block or consider blocking the video.
|
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Some governments, such as Pakistan's and Bangladesh's, responded by blocking YouTube completely.
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The appeals court decision does not reverse the blocking of the ordinance.
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Several reports indicate that made Facebook more wary of blocking conservative viewpoints.
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The Netherlands, similarly, has been labeled fascist for blocking a Turkish minister.
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We adamently oppose the complete blocking of the release of these emails.
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Kipchoge received fuel as he ran and had pacers blocking the wind.
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Senators voted 2628 to 28500 to table the amendment, effectively blocking it.
|
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Federal judges in multiple states soon issued temporary orders blocking its implementation.
|
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So, too, had China's blocking of Philippine fishing and oil-exploration activities.
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But the most interesting choice for Trump could be blocking it outright.
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A blocking stake usually represents at least 25 percent of share capital.
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So we're blocking IP addresses from countries that don't usually access us.
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She peered inside, partially blocking entry with her cluster of colorful globes.
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First, Grassley says, Clapper and Brennan dragged their feet, blocking their release.
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Mr. Grassley never seemed entirely comfortable with an all-out blocking effort.
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Fifteen-foot walls ring the nondescript house, blocking views into the courtyard.
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By blocking several big roads, they exacerbated the jams across the city.
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Republicans were gearing up to hit Democrats for blocking the defense bill.
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This will remove any small debris that may be blocking the sound.
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CNN's Alisyn Camerota: Is Chairman Nunes blocking Democratic House Russia investigation efforts?
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Congress passed a resolution blocking the emergency declaration, but Trump vetoed it.
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Some of the Democratic suits have succeeded in blocking Trump administration proposals.
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Paul's announcement clinched a bipartisan majority in favor of blocking Trump's declaration.
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How does blocking a centrist Democrat nominee to the high court help?
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Some calamity had beset my member; something or other was blocking it.
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You can quickly remove followers on your Twitter account by blocking them.
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Sometimes, those decisions include blocking parents from seeing certain social media content.
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She uses a halo color-blocking technique to create contrast and dimension.
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EU free commerce rules prevented national governments from blocking irresponsible foreign lending.
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Briggs made saves with her toes, her legs and her blocking pad.
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Princess Diana also embraced color blocking, another popular trend throughout the 1980s.
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Sandmann has denied blocking Phillips' path, saying Phillips "locked eyes" with him.
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Blocking Trump is crucial for Rubio's path to the convention in Cleveland.
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He also lashed out at courts for blocking elements of these policies.
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You are blocking action to protect US elections despite official DoJ pleas.
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Investors also see raising the resubmission threshold as potentially blocking important reforms.
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So is pole-hogging, door-blocking and eating food on the subway.
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I spend a lot of time blocking people, especially the egg people.
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For one, they reach ad-averse millennials, sailing past ad-blocking software.
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Howard wanted to leave, but Muslet's daughter was still blocking his way.
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It felt like no amount of blocking was going to stop him.
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Anybody lamenting the non-democratic nature of arbitrarily blocking all pop-ups?
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"As we are talking I am blocking somebody right now," she said.
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When it came to shot blocking and rebounding, though, Hakeem was there.
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That's why many people install ad-blocking extensions or disable JavaScript altogether.
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The senator says England was successful in blocking porn on the Internet.
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I only know your soul, what's blocking it, why it isn't shining.
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"I usually had headphones in blocking out the world," he told Lowe.
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Hoyer applauded McCarthy and Republican leadership for blocking King from committee assignments.
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Grassley placed a hold on the opposing bill, blocking it from consideration.
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Antihistamines help by blocking the effect of histamines, hence the term antihistamine.
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Eliminating blocking would not so much reform football as fundamentally alter it.
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Coordinators are constantly monitoring the signals for signs of tampering or blocking.
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YouTube also designates some content as borderline, neither blocking nor promoting it.
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In practice, the blocking statute is likely to be difficult to enforce.
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In the case of Wone, not strategic color blocking, or extra ventilation.
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There are now 615 million devices blocking ads globally, according to PageFair.
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Macron's — and Europe's — challenge in blocking Iran folly has just grown tougher.
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WORST Passing, College of Charleston; rebounding, Marshall; shot-blocking, South Dakota State.
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Until recently, Amazon has been very successful in blocking US union efforts.
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That means he's blocking someone who could be a part of it.
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Blocking New York from producing the records was a way around that.
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He also blamed Trump for blocking consensus on issues like climate change.
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Taliban fighters blocking the highway prevented reinforcements from reaching the area. Jan.
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Muting versus blocking on Twitter, so there are a lot of things.
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If true, blocking that factor could stop the process and prevent dementia.
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"It's not normal!" he said, about this cycle of blocking and reinstating.
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A district court issued an injunction early last month blocking the suspension.
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It is Ovechkin scoring goals while falling and blocking shots while diving.
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Instead of blocking Iran's path to nuclear weapons, the agreement paves it.
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They blended passing and shot blocking, dribbling and rebounding, offense and defense.
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Century-old pine trees toppled in Rome, blocking roads and clogging traffic.
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Likewise, Democrats should be aggressive in blocking Trump nominees to lower courts.
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It features a sturdy leather build and the brand's RFID blocking technology.
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Trump has gone from saying he's totally innocent to now blocking witnesses.
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But President Trump and Republicans in the Senate are blocking the path.
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Google has announced plans to add ad-blocking software to its browser.
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Thousands of dams across New York, many abandoned, are blocking fish migrations.
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Lastly, I have trouble blocking content on my PC using the app.
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Plus, blocking a nominee of color could be bad politics for Republicans.
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It means that everyone on your home network benefits from ad blocking.
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The hardware may be cheap, but the ad-blocking software is free.
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"He was the one who kept blocking our bills," Pruett told me.
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Good luck finding the right angle without your arm blocking the photo.
|
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Congress also stopped Visa and MasterCard from blocking their competitor processing networks.
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Some people turn to ad blocking, but most just let it go.
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It also wants an injunction blocking further sales and airplay of 'Pray.
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At least five judges issued orders blocking parts of Trump's original order.
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He had his leg rolled up while blocking on a punt return.
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But now the White House would be blocking something that's already known.
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They made dramatic pronouncements about Mr. Trump's blocking of witnesses and documents.
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The Patriots' troubled running game, 23st in the league, misses Gronk's blocking.
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Legitimate and accountable ad blocking can be a good and necessary solution.
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Those issues raise legitimacy and accountability questions specific to Google's ad blocking.
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The ACLU is arguing for an injunction completely blocking the new policy.
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And traditional tools like muting, blocking and reporting will all be available.
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A wall of police in riot gear greeted them, blocking their way.
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You should also consider blocking the person from further contact with you.
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But blocking somebody would prevent them from seeing or engaging with tweets.
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On Thursday, they learned their last hope at blocking it had failed.
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Tariq (Owens) was incredible by blocking shots and cutting off the basket.
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"It's tough, you want to reward guys for blocking shots," Subban said.
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Immigrant advocates obtained court orders blocking implementation of parts of that order.
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But the Democrats' judicial nominee obstructionism is blocking purely for political revenge.
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Blocking internet traffic and, by extension, social media certainly cuts information flows.
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"Guys were paying a price, blocking a lot of shots," Yeo said.
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But blocking a Senate trial hinders that goal instead of advancing it.
|
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It is expected to make the authorities more effective at blocking sites.
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Favale began blocking her out of "important" and "necessary" meetings, she said.
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Google will officially start blocking "bad" ads in its Chrome browser Thursday.
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Walker added that he would have a problem with actively blocking research.
|
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President Trump has focused on blocking unauthorized crossings on the Southern border.
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Police encountered monks in saffron robes, chanting and frequently blocking their way.
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But Democrats have little chance of blocking the legislation on their own.
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Birth control works primarily by blocking sperm, disabling sperm, or preventing ovulation.
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Blocking sperm: Diaphragms lag a bit behind, working 88% of the time.
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There's a bunch of areas where you can make ad blocking better.
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A court might then issue a temporary restraining order blocking his removal.
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So, we're not really blocking the signal, it just can't get inside.
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Go deeper: AOC sued after Trump court ruling for blocking Twitter users
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If the BLOCKING Act doesn't adequately address the parking problem, what does?
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One proposal, the BLOCKING Act of 6900, would not solve the problem.
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Although well-intentioned, the BLOCKING Act would not solve the parking problem.
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Cory Gardner (R-Colo.) is blocking Justice Department nominees over marijuana policy.
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The Great Firewall is blocking the free flow of information into China.
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He's blocking people on Twitter, is it the end of the world?
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Foster is a good pass-blocking guard who should be in demand.
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Yes, Trump is violating the First Amendment by blocking people on Twitter.
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Is it just going to be each party blocking each other infinitely?
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Some pirates simply stop creating new mirrors after a few blocking procedures.
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To wit: PageFair, a research firm, noted in its most recent report on ad blocking, published in August 2015, that 198 million people worldwide used ad blocking software, a 41 percent increase compared to the previous 12 months.
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PageFair — a company that actually works with publishers and ad companies to display "quality" ads that bypass ad blocking technology — estimated that by June 2015, there were some 198 million people using some form of ad blocking software.
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In 2015, Apple opened up ad blocking on iOS 9, leading to a surge of third-party apps, and this year, Samsung began supporting ad blocking on its Android browser (although this was later shut down by Google).
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When Judge Barrington Parker asked why blocking users for their political views did not violate the First Amendment, Utrecht said blocking was akin to Trump walking away from a person trying to talk to him on the street.
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With two highly motivated parties involved—a largely open source ad-blocking developer community and publishers who have their bottom lines at stake—the ad-blocking arms race has gotten significantly more complex over the past several years.
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SENATE DEM OPENS DOOR TO BLOCKING BILL: Senate Democrats are pushing to amend a House-passed debt relief bill for Puerto Rico, and one says he won't rule out blocking the bill if they don't get the chance.
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This plugin was supposed to be the "ad blocking superweapon" that would put an end to the ad-blocking arms race since it didn't target ads based on their code, but on the way they looked on the page.
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Features included in its current $3 add-on Call Filter app like spam blocking, robocall filtering, and call blocking, will be offered for free to all Verizon customers with phones that support the features, including iPhones and Android phones.
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It's time to hold Mr. Rosenstein accountable for blocking Congress's constitutional oversight role.
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Ra'Neicha Broadnax tells PEOPLE her brother, the boy's father, was blocking Peterkin's number.
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Often these badtech tactics compromise the user experience and lead to ad blocking.
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It kills by blocking the signals passing between your muscles and your brain.
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Bentley signed the bill blocking any minimum wage raises into law on Thursday,
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She said Facebook is blocking more than 1 million "fake accounts" every day.
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Part of adapting the process meant blocking testosterone—a necessity for transgender women.
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Light-rail service downtown was temporarily shut down because of demonstrations blocking tracks.
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"When you want to beat disinformation, blocking is never an option," he said.
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But for Kendall Jenner, something else was blocking her shot — a security guard.
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I thought our defense helped me a lot, blocking a lot of shots.
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I nudged the valve and it fell into place blocking the steam release.
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Ad blocking has not thus far had a major impact on mobile traffic.
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In addition, Spicer attacked Democrats for blocking votes on certain Trump Cabinet nominees.
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But this is a popular idea that Republicans have been blocking for years.
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After hours of blocking and reporting the perpetrators, she left the space entirely.
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Pinterest also say ad-blocking tools may, in the future, harm its profitability.
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There is simply little precedent in divesting tech companies, short of blocking mergers.
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Tumours in mice vanished when they were given these CTLA-4 blocking antibodies.
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It'd be about five feet in the air, with nothing blocking its path.
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Three years later, the D.A. says, the federal government is blocking his investigation.
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No reporting to authorities, to the parents, or blocking of Jimmy's social media.
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On October 7th, protesters chained themselves to two cars blocking Westminster's Victoria Embankment.
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Truckers staged a protest, blocking the freeways and marching (well, driving) on Washington.
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The concept of ad blocking has been around for a long time. Why?
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The two men then moved the SUV to the dealership's exit, blocking it.
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Inadequate social care has led to bed-blocking in hospitals by elderly patients.
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The reason likely has something to do with concerns around blocking genuine users.
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I hit my cues—there's certain blocking to remember, like in a play.
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Org for copyright infringement in 2015, requesting a court order blocking his activities.
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Tumours in mice vanished when they were given these CTLA-2563-blocking antibodies.
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Mr Puigdemont insists that blocking the referendum "would be bad news for democracy".
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Porter took the color-blocking trend to another level during London Fashion Week.
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The Brave browser, for example, touts itself for blocking ads and website trackers.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Twitter deserves a follow for muting and blocking China.
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After blocking roads and a railway, many went home before the afternoon shower.
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The company recently started blocking searches relating to vaccine misinformation on its website.
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Uniper has so far held on to the license, effectively blocking a takeover.
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Judges routinely quoted Trump's tweets in blocking enforcement of his administration's travel bans.
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Houston remembers Ellison scoring around 40 points and blocking at least 10 shots.
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I had no problem blocking Obama or Oprah, but I cannot block Zuck.
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That's why the Dash 4.0 RFID-Blocking Wallet is such a useful gift.
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The company has also been accused of blocking rivals in online search advertising.
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But protesters said blocking Telegram only amounts to an attack on internet freedom.
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Safari privacy Last year, Apple started blocking websites from tracking you in Safari.
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Comcast wasn't outright blocking these tools, but it was making them basically unusable.
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First they extracted another tree-sitter who'd been blocking the mountain's access road.
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There is also tracker blocking and a Domain Name System (DNS) masking service.
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All: if you've been manually blocking as a part of this effort, pls.
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One apparent QAnon proponent was arrested after blocking the Hoover Dam in June.
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Spam call blocking is an area where Google is miles ahead of Apple.
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The actual blocking won't start until Chrome 71, which is due in December.
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You quickly orient your lightsaber to match this line, blocking his incoming attack.
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Publishers on the other hand lose value from both fraud and ad blocking.
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The arrangement of the figures form a see-through barrier blocking our entry.
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Its supporters are now blocking roads and burning tyres in most big cities.
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Plus, some survivors worry that blocking their abusers here could escalate violence elsewhere.
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Pinterest says it's currently blocking results for searches like "vaccine" or "vaccination" altogether.
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Will it use that power to remove objects that are blocking your subject?
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Next to America's or Japan's, Europe's toolbox for blocking foreign investment is limited.
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The problem was eventually solved with boosting GPS signal strength and blocking interference.
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Enter the Uvex Skyper Blue Light Blocking Computer Glasses with SCT-Orange Lens.
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The game has changed from a shot blocking perspective, but it's still there.
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There's no support for ad blocking or malware protection, or even a firewall.
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This isn't new, and auto ad blocking is an answer to their issue.
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The Australian government's controversial site blocking bill is about to get another workout.
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Around 4 PM, the protest began marching down the road, blocking all traffic.
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No reporting to authorities, to the parents, or blocking of Jimmy's social media.
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The battle has reignited the debate about the legitimacy of ad blocking software.
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What do you get when you put screen-blocking film in glasses frames?
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Therefore, blocking histamine actions during strenuous exercise may decrease perceptions of soreness/pain.
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That confidence was something that definitely wasn't there at camera blocking on Sunday.
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The court's decision keeps a Maryland court's order blocking the ban in place.
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Iranian officials said last week the judiciary was considering blocking access to Instagram.
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Shutting down the robocaller could also mean blocking service to a legitimate customer.
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The only options available previously for these situations were blocking or requesting removal.
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During the private event she warned supporters about the risks of blocking Gorsuch.
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President Trump has a habit of blocking people he doesn't like on Twitter.
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Earlier this week, a federal judge issued an injunction, indefinitely blocking the order.
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Opera follows Samsung and mobile phone company Three in implementing ad-blocking services.
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Russia agreed to the proposal, after blocking conservation proposals on five previous occasions.
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Another Polish diplomatic source confirmed Warsaw was trying to build a blocking group.
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Most users are blocking ads for specific reasons — reasons that can be addressed.
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" Wharton explained to VICE Impact, "The DUP is responsible for blocking marriage equality.
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Last month, it fined Nike for blocking cross-border sales of soccer merchandise.
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Snapchat is offering a way to mute specific people without formally blocking them.
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But Clivillés told THUMP that Williams' responded by simply blocking him on Facebook.
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This is essentially the same tactic that Republicans used when blocking Merrick Garland.
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The operating system for Apple's iPhones now lets users download ad-blocking software.
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But the reality is that ad blocking almost certainly figured into this decision.
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The video shows numerous cars blocking the highway in near white-out conditions.
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The company has a very long history of blocking these type of requests.
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I want to help our miners while the Democrats are blocking their healthcare.
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By blocking access to the book, they were essentially trying to ban it.
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The team was blocking the play as the sets were still being built.
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Officers were spotted ducking behind cars and blocking off streets surrounding the complex.
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Fonda was not arrested despite blocking an entrance to the White House grounds.
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Blue blocking glasses generally do seem to work to help people sleep better.
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Some have also accused police of blocking an ambulance trying to reach him.
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The F.D.A., ever obliging, agreed, blocking any low-cost generic competition for Purdue.
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Lee is one of two remaining senators blocking quick progress on the bill.
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Blocking federal government ability to borrow is a threat of vastly different magnitude.
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Senators voted 21625-2900 to pass the resolution of disapproval blocking Trump's declaration.
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Phone companies could offer far better call-blocking technology if they wanted to.
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Safari shouts at the panting women, who are blocking, punching, and memorizing sequences.
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Most of the animals can wander right onto the road, blocking your path.
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Sorry, but no batting average is high enough to warrant blocking J.Lo's light.
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If so, blocking the process could provide another way to fight the disease.
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They have accused Syria's government of blocking lifesaving medical relief and bombing hospitals.
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Senators voted 28503-22019 to pass the resolution of disapproval blocking Trump's declaration.
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This stash features RFID blocking, which isn't really necessary, but it doesn't hurt.
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Officers did arrest 22019 protesters on charges of blocking hallways, Capitol Police said.
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Demonstrators linked arms and are blocking the entrance to the building, reports TechCrunch.
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Another protester, Dave King, told the newspaper that blocking traffic is sometimes necessary.
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DeFazio introduced bipartisan legislation last year aimed at blocking the permit for Norwegian.
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It's the blocking and tackling that's done at the federal agencies or Gov.
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Or perhaps an airline is blocking off award space during peak travel dates.
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Under the Privacy tab, select "Blocking and Hiding" on the left sidebar. 4.
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Online, some Chinese are discussing the blocking of Dr. Yi's social media accounts.
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" Conservative pundit Ann Coulter accused Trump of "blocking investigators from doing their jobs.
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Twitter is now blocking state-run media outlets from advertising on its platform.
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Images showed a mudslide blocking the road just ahead of the leading riders.
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Some reports said the motorcycle hit a spectator who was blocking the road.
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Democrats' path to blocking Barr, already uphill, grew more challenging on Thursday. Sen.
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Others stood guard outside, blocking the doors to prevent more protesters from joining.
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The conservative route would involve nerve-blocking injections, General Manager Sandy Alderson said.
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Second, head coach Freddie Kitchens has been critical of Njoku's blocking and consistency.
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Two Republican senators are blocking a deal over aid for the Flint, Mich.
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Color-blocking with neon fabrics was also a popular style of the decade.
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He's also known for blocking pregnant minors in ORR custody from getting abortions.
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The courts have offered some protection, overturning or blocking egregiously unconstitutional state laws.
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They are celebrating their success in blocking the Amazon invasion and tax breaks.
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I support rules that prevent blocking, throttling, and paid prioritization of internet traffic.
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To save myself from becoming a scatterbrained mess, I began practicing time blocking.
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When it comes to blocking climate action, we know who the culprit was.
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"He slid into my side of the booth, blocking me in," she wrote.
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But blocking Web sites is only one way to crack down on dissent.
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Would we recognize blocking when it happens, and how can we be sure?
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Is it because we're finding relaxation or euphoria versus actually blocking pain receptors?
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Protestors also locked arms on both ends of the street, blocking vehicle traffic.
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The idea of blocking access was first raised last week by Republican Sen.
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The answer is clear: cars are still blocking the road to a rebound.
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After the publication of the emails on Tuesday, Turkey reacted by blocking WikiLeaks.
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Blackburn's bill would prohibit internet service providers from blocking or throttling web content.
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Sediment from construction clouds waters, burying corals and blocking the light they need.
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The streets were packed with police cars and ambulances, some blocking the roads.
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NATO - Expelling seven diplomats from Russia's mission and blocking appointment of three others.
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Yandex has added a native ad-blocking feature to its browser in Russia.
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How can one tiny reader blocking ads really impact a billion dollar brand?
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That would ban bad internet provider behavior like blocking, throttling and fast lanes.
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Senators voted 59-41 to pass the resolution of disapproval blocking Trump's declaration.
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Blocking Assets and Prohibiting Transactions with Significant Narcotics Traffickers (October 21, 1995) 6.
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Blocking Sudanese Government Property and Prohibiting Transactions with Sudan (November 203, 1997) 8.
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Blocking Property and Prohibiting Certain Transactions Related to Libya (February 25, 20183) 21.
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Mozilla recently switched on third-party cookie tracker blocking by default, for example.
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Those rules prohibited internet service providers from blocking, throttling or prioritizing web traffic.
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She told the AP that police are blocking their access to the summit.
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Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia said on Tuesday blocking entrances to parliament was illegal.
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After partially blocking a punt, the Buckeyes took possession at the TCU 25.
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Stalled traffic from the EMP will not be blocking Seoul or the highways.
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He thinks I'm too negative about the Democrats' prospects of blocking Trump's nominee.
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He'd be nervous about blocking any of the president's picks for the court.
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She also ordered Trump officials to stop blocking undocumented minors from getting abortions.
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More and more of us default to blocking those who disagree with us.
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But are you running in the right places, blocking the right passing lanes?
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The U.S. is also blocking new members being appointed to the appellate body.
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But its conclusion to essentially "just keep blocking" the worst offenders falls short.
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I started blocking off this hour on my calendar without telling everyone why.
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It was dark inside, the low ceiling blocking out much of the daylight.
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The suit led to a federal injunction in January, blocking the law's enforcement.
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Related: Learning With: 'Hundreds of Thousands in France Protest Taxes by Blocking Roads'
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"To us it became more than that and blocking out distractions," Berhalter said.
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When blocking failed, I resorted to pushing back — upon which Twitter suspended me.
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Several well-known trading sites are now blocking buyers and sellers from Iran.
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Last week, Italy floated the idea of blocking NGOs from using their harbors.
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Perceptual ad-blocking, on the other hand, ignores those codes and those lists.
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She also said it's Moss who's blocking her daughter from seeing the kids.
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It also suggested blocking international calls and checking phone bills for unidentifiable charges.
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Bidens wife Jill did some impressive blocking as the security guard took over.
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Then, the focus was on breaking up monopolies, prohibiting cartels and blocking mergers.
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Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. entered a temporary stay, blocking the trial.
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Sometimes, when you're seen prominently, you inadvertently end up blocking out other people.
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The only thing blocking his plan to prosecute Hillary Clinton was Don McGahn.
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Sanctions by the Trump administration are blocking the flow of money to Pdvsa.
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I expanded against the walls, filling it up and blocking her out completely.
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"Window treatments are really important for blocking out all the light," Donovan said.
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Blocking Mr. Jones suggests the line may be shifting, to exclude online harassment.
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Last year, Google began blocking HTTPS sites from pulling down insecure page resources.
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And the Democrats' rationale for blocking the Zika measure is just as staunch.
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The evidence: Republicans have been bolder about blocking Democratic nominees than vice versa.
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Apple added optional ad blocking to the iPhone and the iPad last year.
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Then he turned to blocking local militiamen, as well as civilians, from fleeing.
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Another group was blocking freight and passenger rail traffic near Smithers, British Columbia.
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He and his team stand heavily armed on a road, blocking the way.
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Several minutes later, the group got stuck on a tiny piece of blocking.
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Furious taxi drivers and bus drivers went on strike, blocking hundreds of crossroads.
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" Asked whether he felt uncomfortable blocking the Armenian genocide resolution, Graham replied: "Yeah.
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In a pack, runners can take turns keeping a pace and blocking headwinds.
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"Asked whether he felt uncomfortable blocking the Armenian genocide resolution, Graham replied: "Yeah.
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The rules bar providers from blocking, slowing or offering paid prioritization of websites.
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The few times we had some change, we had the hardliners blocking them.
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McCaskill also floated the possibility that pharmaceutical companies could be blocking her bill.
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"In the U.S., ad-blocking on mobile is slightly immature," Mr. Blanchfield said.
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Facebook is blocking employees from bringing social guests to work over coronavirus concerns.
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But it takes competitors to compete, which is where blocking mergers comes in.
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Edge does not block ads natively, but you can download ad-blocking extensions.
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That includes blocking testimony by Mr. Trump and Secretary of Defense Mark Esper.
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Last year, Congress approved a measure blocking defense agencies from buying Chinese drones.
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In addition to blocking emails, you can also report spam and phishing attempts.
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" Mr. Xi also warns "one single tree is incapable of blocking the wind.
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That assault includes blocking Planned Parenthood from collecting Medicaid reimbursements for a year.
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Filibusters and holds became routine ways of taking budgets hostage and blocking appointments.
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The whole process of blocking and rehearsing scenes went on for four months.
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Hundreds of villagers rushed out, shouting slogans against Thaad and blocking the road.
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Blocking these pathways has also been known to induce muscle and bone growth.
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But they have not issued statements on the data-blocking rules thus far.
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The video of the front vehicle shows protesters blocking the vehicle's forward progress.
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In a nutshell, what does Google's ad blocking have to do with antitrust?
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House lawmakers have previously cleared legislation blocking the rule, most recently in 2014.
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Apple has said Safari will begin blocking those buttons' ability to track you.
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As seen from Earth, this ring results in the blocking of the starlight.
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They are blocking Kevin Allen Hassett to head the Council of Economic Advisors.
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Whether that's accurate, the law suggests that blocking should be a last resort.
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Blocking, for the Democrats, is no longer a technique — it's an end goal.
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Whether blocking the campaigning will achieve the Dutch politicians' goal is not clear.
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Buffalo's offensive line has been better run blocking than pass protecting all season.
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If we kept blocking the road, you'd see trash everywhere on the streets.
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They joined with the opposition to pass legislation blocking a no-deal Brexit.
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The mind, after all, has a way of blocking out memories of trauma.
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Adapting this approach for humans could be a promising way for blocking addiction.
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The call would be clear: Republicans must stop blocking progress for our communities.
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What are the odds that Trump would legally succeed in blocking Comey's testimony?
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Gun rights organizations have succeeded in blocking other proposals at the federal level.
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Blocking the process would be seen as a rebuff of the public will.
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The better Wolbachia does at blocking disease, the more it weakens the mosquito.
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It's one of many techniques publishers are using to combat ad-blocking software.
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The catch: The prospective deal hinges on the Trump administration not blocking it.
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Pinterest recently began blocking posts about vaccines from appearing in its search bar.
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Financial publication Caixin had first reported about China's customs authorities blocking the cars.
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Blocking a co-worker you don't know is a weird thing to do.
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And Facebook claims regulators are blocking emails of support from its user base.
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But he said firms would oppose rules that allow both fines and blocking.
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" My mind just went straight to, "Someone's blocking this deal because of concerns.
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It's not even clear how blocking the merger would harm CNN at all.
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Trump tweeted, "I want the United States to win through competition, not by blocking out currently more advanced technologies," which conflicts with reports that his administration has considered blocking Chinese companies from rolling out 5G equipment in the United States.
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While the court ruling was handed down on Friday, implementation of the ban didn't commence until Monday, when the various local ISPs started blocking Telegram through the clumsy method of, um, blocking 15.8 million IPs on Amazon and Google's cloud platforms.
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The company said the full autoplay video blocking feature, which is part of a broader ad blocking effort in Chrome that's been in the works for quite some time, would arrive in the consumer version of the browser come January.
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Their applications, heard Thursday and Friday in Sydney, will likely set a precedent for future site blocking attempts and the rights holders and Internet service providers (ISPs) battled over who should pay for site blocking and how it should be implemented.
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Then again, Republicans have said they might consider blocking a Supreme Court pick next year, by filibuster if need be — even after "voters have their say," which is the stated reason the G.O.P. is blocking Mr. Garland in the first place.
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Someone who could serve for 2628 years or more and who could guarantee blocking worker rights, environmental protections, effectively ending a woman's right to choose, repressing voting and civil rights for 28503 years, blocking nationwide healthcare reform, reversing marriage equality.
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"And this government has a habit of blocking unfavorable ones," Corsano said, citing a recent episode where a group of ex-convicts physically prevented a socialist leader from submitting a referendum proposal by blocking the door to a government building.
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In response, many sites that rely on ad revenue to cover some of their costs have begun to put up blocking pages that prevent you from seeing the story you want to read unless you disable the ad-blocking program.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 30 (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators fined NBCUniversal 14.3 million euros ($15.9 million) on Thursday for illegally blocking sales of merchandise from films such as Minions in the 28-country bloc, the latest move against practices blocking cross-border trade.
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His short arms (32¼ inches) will almost assuredly result in teams moving him inside to guard, thus limiting his overall impact, but his ability to thrive in both run-blocking and pass-blocking should make him a starter from Day 1.
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Danylyuk has also accused Groysman of blocking his attempts to reform Ukraine's tax service.
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When asked whether he was potentially blocking a milestone for women by challenging Mrs.
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We turn onto our street and see that someone is blocking our parking spot.
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There are numerous legal protections blocking businesses from trying to scrub away negative reviews.
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Anticipating the battle, Republicans began warning Democrats against blocking Trump's choice earlier on Tuesday.
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The big news is that it will now come complete with auto-play blocking.
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Blocking someone on Dating won't also block them on Facebook, though that's not finalized.
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Some homegrown web browsers in China like Qihoo's 360 Browser are blocking the 996.
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Dorothea Smith said boulders fell down hillsides, shattering the asphalt and blocking mountain roads.
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A live cam showed a military-style tactical vehicle blocking a lane of traffic.
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The 2015 rules bar broadband providers from blocking or slowing access to web content.
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But who knows how many he'll have once he's done with his blocking spree.
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They were blocking the city's light rail service and restricting traffic flow, police said.
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The actress' tumor feeds on estrogen, so the treatment has involved blocking the hormone.
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A federal appellate court upheld a trial court ruling temporarily blocking Trump's travel ban.
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That's where blocking the citizenship route for DACA recipients upstages construction of the wall.
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It's great that they care about privacy and that they have ad-blocking mechanisms.
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Bank of America, for instance, started blocking payments from New Yorkers two months ago.
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It can't issue industry-wide rules, such as a ban on blocking lawful content.
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Going over the Sydney Harbour Bridge and I see these mug faces blocking traffic!!
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Reeves issued an injunction blocking the law that was to take effect on Friday.
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Slow and steady This tortoise was detained by Florida police for blocking the road.
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Take a look at Brave, a browser built around the idea of blocking ads.
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They realized that, confusingly, this light-blocking region had fewer galaxies than they expected.
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Local television showed angry protesters blocking a major roadway in Mexico City's Iztapalapa neighborhood.
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Stelzer granted the motions, effectively blocking the state from forcing the doctors to testify.
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Because SONY is blocking it because they refuse to have cross-platform.FUCK. YOU. SONY.
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Then he noticed a collection of police cars blocking the exit ramps he passed.
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About 50 riot police were on hand, blocking a ramp to a nearby highway.
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These are both true, Judge Buchwald found, but that doesn't mean blocking is okay.
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The administration has said it plans to appeal rulings blocking the revised travel ban.
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After 31 people were arrested for blocking the construction of the telescope, Hawaii Gov.
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In the meantime, it's blocking both Google Podcasts and Assistant simply through a robots.
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The next couple years should see major improvements to abuse detection, reporting, and blocking.
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