He now bypasses the firewall with his university's VPN system.
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"It [a men-free festival] bypasses the initial problem," Calleja explains.
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Smell bypasses the neural processing centers that mediate all other senses.
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The latest Yellow Vest demand — citizen referendums — bypasses conventional politics altogether.
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He reportedly bypasses White House counsel when he speaks with the president.
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Even though the box bypasses human bias, it's not immune to error.
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The outer capsule bypasses the stomach and goes to the small intestine.
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When inhaled, CBD bypasses the digestive system, which wants to store fat.
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Because this bypasses Ukraine, it leaves that country open to pressure from Russia.
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They've also introduced a new exploit category for Chrome OS rewards: lockscreen bypasses.
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Moving back into 17 of them still bypasses a lot of the state.
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Little Monsters bypasses becoming entangled with painful historical events, but explores similar dynamics.
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Both states created their commissions via voter initiative, which bypasses self-interested legislators.
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Habitually my agency bypasses merit principles in its allocation of awards and hiring.
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Apprentice Soup bypasses all of that by embracing the feeling of making soup.
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The device, which connects to your phone via bluetooth, also bypasses your lock screen.
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The legislation bypasses an NCAA ban on players receiving any money outside of scholarships.
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But analysts say the program bypasses homeless people who cannot afford the mortgage payments.
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The typical team as a whole bypasses an average of 306 players each game.
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Transcendence — the stuff of classical art — by its very definition bypasses our self-consciousness.
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That method of incarceration, which bypasses the courts, does not exist in Hong Kong.
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"Bypasses and rock ramps are less effective than removing the barrier completely," she said.
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Pymetrics bypasses the résumé, using data generated from brain games to match applicants with roles.
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The pipeline bypasses the Malacca Strait, through which 103% of Chinese oil imports are shipped.
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Netflix is testing an experimental feature that bypasses Apple's App Store for sign-up fees.
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The S603 bypasses the problem by including a quick release door built into the back.
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The step bypasses the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which is generally involved in writing AUMFs.
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And he persevered in his defiance of skeptics to prove that multiple bypasses were practical.
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Synthetic B0003 is not attached to protein and thus bypasses the need for stomach acid.
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Anton bypasses the whole situation by revealing that he has already gotten the girl's number.
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But "In West Mills" is largely free from the "white gaze" Toni Morrison also bypasses.
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A section on herbs bypasses tarragon and chervil in favor of curry leaf and pandan.
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Building a version of iOS that bypasses security in this way would undeniably create a backdoor.
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The new route bypasses the Kurdish region but could still destabilize the country, according to Abdullah.
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The route bypasses Russia, so reducing Moscow's stranglehold on energy exports from the former Soviet Union.
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For cannabis companies, renting a hotel room bypasses the CTA's rules, but not Nevada state laws.
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Once operational, Nord Stream 2 — which bypasses Ukraine — will cost Ukraine a 3 percent drop in GDP.
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Significantly both the port of Fujairah and the Saudi pipeline are bypasses to the Strait of Hormuz.
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Nord Stream 9.53, a major Russian natural gas pipeline that bypasses Ukraine and Poland, can finish construction.
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Another opposition member, Ahmed Ramadan, said the Russian invite "bypasses" the United Nations and existing UN resolutions.
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It's different from the legitimate Transmission certificate, but is still signed by Apple and bypasses Gatekeeper protection.
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Like music, food bypasses the rational mind whose job it is to categorize and label other humans.
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Their reasoning: Right-to-try bypasses the FDA, which is a big worry for the pharmaceutical companies.
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Peer-to-peer sharing bypasses downloading from a web browser and can help a user avoid detection.
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For a Creole version, Mr. Lathan bypasses the tomatoes that sometimes divide it from its Cajun cousin.
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So this is something that is telling of this president -- he bypasses the media through social media.
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The big picture: Placing stents and performing bypasses are two of the most common operating room procedures.
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If a new highway bypasses our town, we erect a roadside monument to declare our defiant continuance.
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Yasiri expected an old pipeline that bypasses most of the Kurdistan region to resume operation in three months.
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They have a relationship with the TSO that bypasses the DSO, in the form of wholesale-market commitments.
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That fan draws in more air that bypasses the core and exits out the back, producing more thrust.
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In the mouth, capsaicin bypasses your taste buds and binds to pain receptors on the tongue called TRPV1.
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That's why WebVR is important, as it lets creators reach consumers directly and bypasses the app store gates.
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Unfortunately for Silas and Nia, they both have "switched-on syndrome," a disease that bypasses their genetic programming.
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But Migicovsky says he sees the Core as a kind of keychain computer, one that bypasses the smartphone.
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And as Federer bypasses the clay season, Nadal is looking forward to his favorite part of the schedule.
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"Everything that's great about Dover bypasses Dover," lamented Gareth Doodes, the headmaster of the local private school, Dover College.
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It also bypasses the problem of uprooting settlements by ensuring that no one will be removed from their homes.
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She bypasses high-plane highlighting and wows us with dewy, lit-from-within skin (secret weapon: RMS Living Luminizer).
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Later, Trump is chained up, trying to get a hit of Snoop's blunt which bypasses him in the cypher.
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This bypasses one of the pitfalls of polygraphs: human examiners, who can carry their biases when they interpret tests.
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Galliford is known for projects ranging from the redevelopment of the Wimbledon tennis venue to hospitals and city bypasses.
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Unlike QE, a helicopter drop bypasses banks and financial markets, and puts freshly printed cash straight into people's pockets.
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And that's what they learned there: How to craft media that talks to System 1 and bypasses System 2.
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But activists say the program, which also offers subsidized loans, bypasses homeless people who cannot afford the mortgage payments.
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The rule also bypasses the earned income tax credit, a refundable tax break for low- to moderate-income families.
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It also bypasses a mandatory GPS check, used to ensure that new signups are done at secure, officially mandated locations.
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Some campaigners argue that bypasses simply open up land for development and destroy natural habitats (they also ruin the view).
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Changing the billing to a direct format means that Netflix bypasses giving Google and Apple a cut on those subscriptions.
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In that way, it bypasses the web altogether, which is useful in countries where parts of the Internet are unreachable.
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And unlike most federal programs, Head Start bypasses state officials and directly finances local groups, including nonprofits and school systems.
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The Elite Trooper Deluxe edition bypasses that and gives players the decent guns they should just start the game with.
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Tampermonkey is a widely used userscript manager, and the javascript is a harmless workaround that simply bypasses the tweet button limit.
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It is funneling millions of dollars into TV ads in the state, in a way that it says bypasses disclosure laws.
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In short this "anti-circumvention" part of the law is overbroad, effectively arguing that anything that bypasses DRM is itself infringement.
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"I do not want to see the ECB creating a parallel regime of capital requirements that bypasses the legislator," he said.
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The process bypasses the traditional brokerage firms that often get involved in these deals as an intermediary between landlord and tenant.
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In its eagerness to riff, the company bypasses the foundation of its show, and the riffing has nothing to stand on.
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Stepping into the vacuum, the technologically endowed of Silicon Valley are talking about a future that bypasses the labor market entirely.
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The only certainty is that the hefty cost of their services ultimately bypasses the wrongdoers themselves and falls on innocent shareholders.
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The big money is all in triple coronary bypasses and major things — and those decisions are being made by medical professionals.
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"We remain very concerned ... because this bypasses important safeguards designed to protect women's health," an FDA spokesman said in an email.
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The whale bypasses certain krill patches — presumably because the nutritional payoff isn't sufficient — and targets other krill patches that are more lucrative.
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It also effectively bypasses objects that are in the way, since the signal doesn't pass through people, animals, or other organic matter.
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But they are accessed by workarounds such as a virtual private network, or VPN, which is software that bypasses state-imposed firewalls.
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This breed of advertising has become ubiquitous online in part because it successfully mimics authentic news stories and bypasses traditional banner ads.
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Bush instead appointed him to the U.N. post for 17 months under a process known as a recess appointment that bypasses confirmation.
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Alongside updated ingredients to help today's consumer, they have a unique capsule that bypasses your stomach and directly enters the blood stream.
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In the most simple terms, a JIT, or just-in-time bug, bypasses memory randomization data that normally would keep secrets protected.
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Going this route bypasses most other trade-remedy actions that require an industry to demonstrate that it has been injured by imports.
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Social media too easily bypasses the rational or at least reasonable parts of our minds, on which a democratic public sphere depends.
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This plan bypasses the lengthy "sponsor" process that is required to release an unaccompanied immigrant child from Health and Human Services custody.
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Mr. Sharif, 66, who underwent four bypasses on May 31, landed at Lahore, the eastern city that is his political power base.
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Nord Stream 803 bypasses Germany's central and east European allies – including Ukraine – costing them transit revenue and weakening their leverage over Russia.
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Kronner bypasses the meat grinder and hand-cuts the beef, first making sure it's nice and cold to avoid smearing the fat.
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Which makes it a perfect subject for a ballet adaptation, because ballet bypasses language to build its stories purely out of emotion.
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The students were admitted through a program called Discovery, which bypasses Stuyvesant's test-only criteria for admission in the name of diversity.
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Firms need not wallow in patent litigation in order to profit from new ideas — indeed; the EMS bypasses the patent system entirely.
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In either case, sections of the "donor" arteries or veins are stitched to the damaged arteries to create bypasses around the obstructions.
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Critics say it bypasses eye care professionals, doesn't properly vet prescriptions and takes advantage of federal regulations to the detriment of consumers.
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This American domestic law-based tactic employed by the U.S. bypasses the World Trade Organization's rules on trade-related intellectual property rights.
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Democrats have said they won't deal if the GOP seeks to pass reform through reconciliation, which bypasses the filibuster's 60-vote threshold.
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More than anything else, he hopes to persuade Mrs Merkel to offer Turkey's struggling economy a financial lifeline that conveniently bypasses the IMF.
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In its statement, Valve hints that the rejection may be due to Apple's objections over how the app bypasses its own App Store.
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Technically, the king is commander-in-chief of all Thailand's armed forces, but the new decree bypasses the usual military chain of command.
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The strategy bypasses the time-sucking layers of approvals needed to release a traditional White House statement and also side-steps the media.
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It bypasses the policies published by Twitter in lieu of Outlander-specific guidance that has been vetted by the proprietor of this blog.
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The key, which resembles a USB memory stick, plugs into your computer's USB port and bypasses the process of typing in your passwords.
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It employs P2P file-sharing and anonymous browsing, and it bypasses geo-restrictions so you can enjoy your favorite content without any nuisance abroad.
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In the age of social media that bypasses the filter of the traditional media, some have argued the job of press secretary is obsolete.
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Take the president's complaint over the weekend that we should have a system that bypasses the current cumbersome judicial process for deporting illegal immigrants.
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The Kanega watch, which some compare to a personal On-Star system, bypasses both Bluetooth and apps, sending users directly to a LifeAssist operator.
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And, while you can break any of these digital time outs early, there's also something called a "Super Thrive Mode," which bypasses that option.
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But Hadid brilliantly bypasses the trap by simply brushing damp hair and pulling it into a tight topknot — no heat tools or elastics required.
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Approaching the tunnels from above is "more promising," according to British rescuers at the scene, as it bypasses a passage blocked by flood waters.
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Mr. Sharif, 66, underwent four bypasses on Tuesday at a hospital in London and was in stable condition, said his daughter, Maryam Nawaz Sharif.
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For more stories, visit Business Insider's homepage..Dangerous heart surgeries like bypasses may not be needed, according to new research from the federal government.
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This question actually gives you more accurate information, because it bypasses the proxy measure for salary expectations and goes straight to the expectations themselves.
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Here and there, the narrative gallops at an accelerated pace, almost tilting toward the melodramatic, but, for the most part, Walker bypasses this pitfall.
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As CEO of Tesla Industries, he's now deeply involved in creating an electric car manufacturing model that bypasses the industry's old iron-and-gasoline roots.
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Some of it is working fine—for instance, the 100-year old system of bypasses that automatically keep the Sacramento River from jumping its banks.
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So when you place the 7285 down on the mat with the keyboard attached, the power bypasses the keyboard and goes straight to the computer.
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The bill makes it illegal for brokers to use software that bypasses online systems designed to limit the number of tickets an individual can purchase.
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Democrats are hoping to use this resolution to stymie Trump's emergency declaration, which they argue bypasses the spending authority Congress is granted by the Constitution.
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The page stated the boy was fighting a severe case of arteriovenous malformation, an abnormal connection between arteries and veins that bypasses the capillary system.
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However, the company has since pivoted to door-to-door delivery but with the same basic idea of a marketplace that bypasses the mass supermarkets.
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The colorful, lightweight bangle also bypasses phone-owning men - feeding information directly to expectant mothers - and is built to withstand the rigors of village life.
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ExpressVPN bypasses content restrictions and censorship to deliver unlimited access to video, music, social media, and more, with really strong levels of protection and security.
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This is an increase from wind accounting for 6900 percent of the power in 2628, and it also bypasses the 28503 record of 22020 percent.
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What's more, there's no accounting for all the waste that bypasses any transfer stations in the five boroughs as it's trucked out of the city.
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But The King bypasses that in favor of "serious" action, and in doing so, gets a little too bogged down in its own self-importance.
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The partnership has the potential to further entrench the bank with its customers by providing another payment option that bypasses red tape and trims costs.
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Germany, for example, favors expanding an existing Russian-backed pipeline called Nord Stream that bypasses Ukraine, but such plans have been opposed by Italy and Poland.
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Ukraine plans to build additional gas pipeline bypasses and complete the reconstruction of its station at Grebenyky near the Moldovan border by the end of 2019.
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But Petroline is important because it is an alternative route for Saudi Arabia's oil exports that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz, one of the sources said.
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To keep traffic flowing and preserve peaceful town centres, planners built bypasses, roads sending motorists speedily around the edge of towns rather than crawling through them.
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An EMG armband bypasses users' noisy, complicated brains and draws from much clearer lower motor neuron signals before their relatively slow muscles react to those signals.
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It's a web app, accessible through your phone's browser, and thus a platform that completely bypasses any prudish (or legally cautious) censors in anyone's app store.
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Or was it my lack of concern about creating specific bypasses for industrial traffic, which put those agricultural trucks on the same roads as body pickup?
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She also believes that is why Trump is so effective on Twitter: He takes his message directly to his supporters and bypasses the traditional news outlets.
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In a study with more than 5,000 people, the most tangible benefit of surgeries like bypasses and stents was helping people with chest pain, or angina.
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But now, states — urged on by wine and spirits wholesalers who oppose any sort of interstate alcohol commerce that bypasses them — have stepped up enforcement efforts.
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A direct listing is exceedingly rare and bypasses the traditional initial public offering process that virtually every other company uses to begin trading on the markets.
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Mr. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio, both Democrats, are New York's most famous frenemies, and the governor seldom bypasses a juicy opportunity to tweak the mayor.
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I'm thinking of "The Piano Lesson" and "Two Trains Running," and "Fences," the play more than film, which bypasses a lot of the play's psychological underpinnings.
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The problem is that Facebook loaded the app onto users' devices using a kind of fast-track installation that bypasses Apple's normal App Store download process.
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If the president bypasses Congress and allows states to convert Medicaid to a block grant, Mr. Butterfield said, he could face even more of an outcry.
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The feeling opera left me with was something that went deeper, that bypasses thought and goes straight to the heart, to the core of the self.
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On Wednesday, Cambridge University security researcher Sergei Skorobogatov published a paper detailing a method known as NAND mirroring that bypasses the iPhone 5c's PIN code security measures.
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Gastric bypass, which basically "bypasses" most of the stomach and lets food go directly into the intestine, can help people lose about 35 percent of their weight.
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Tesla's lax safeguards have gotten it into trouble Still, Tesla's lax safeguards have gotten it into trouble, especially considering the software rollout bypasses forthcoming regulations from NHTSA.
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President Donald Trump signed the controversial "right-to-try" bill into law on Wednesday, which bypasses drug regulators to give gravely ill patients access to experimental medicines.
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But when a theater bypasses paper playbills, it is outsourcing a job to its audience members — saying that if they want to know more, that's on them.
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He has also raised the prospect of tariffs on those companies involved with building Nordstream II, an energy pipeline from Russia to Germany that entirely bypasses Ukraine.
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Even if men are still not equipped to handle the full spectrum of women's emotion when it is directed at us, or when it bypasses us altogether.
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Although the company pushed "Roma" into about 250 independent theaters in the United States, on par with many foreign-language releases, the streaming giant mostly bypasses cinemas.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have argued that the declaration bypasses Congress's constitutionally authorized "power of the purse," and are intent on advancing a congressional resolution that would terminate the emergency.
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It employs Stealth VPN to render your VPN traffic virtually unrecognizable, bypasses geolocation restrictions so you can access your favorite content, and delivers unlimited bandwidth for unfettered browsing.
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Roux-en-Y gastric bypasses, in which food is rerouted to skip part of the stomach and the beginning of the small intestine, accounted for 17% of procedures.
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The exchange of information hones the ideas, creates hype for selling them, and bypasses some of the gatekeeping systems that are familiar to most people in STEM fields.
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Most Oxycontin addictions struck recreational drug users who snorted or injected it—which bypasses the time-release mechanism and makes it into a short-acting, fast-hitting drug.
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Pickles are hiding inside, good ones, but everything on this burger comes together in a single impression that bypasses analytical thinking and goes directly to raw, thumping want.
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New research from the federal government found that common heart surgeries to remove blockages in arteries — like bypasses — are unnecessary because they can be treated with drug therapy.
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The U.K. leader will now seek a different route to an election — by passing a law with a simple majority that bypasses the 2011 Fixed-term Parliaments Act.
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You can also allow "repeat callers" so that if someone calls you twice within 15 minutes — as would be common in emergency situations — it bypasses Do Not Disturb.
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Even with the cover, the traffickers were so worried about being seen ferrying black people they took them through series of bypasses to get to Tripoli, he said.
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Further on, we sidled along a steep rock wall and then entered a modern tunnel that bypasses the old road, which clung to the cliff above the fjord.
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Thus Mr. Maillot bypasses Shakespeare's far more objectionable marital task: Katharina is the only bride of three, not four, couples who sets her hand beneath her husband's foot.
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One large study of Medicare patients found surgeons over age 60 had higher mortality rates for several kinds of operations, including coronary bypasses, but not for other procedures.
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In its first big move since buying satellite operator DirecTV for $49 billion, the U.S. telecommunications titan is rolling out a video service that bypasses the set-top box.
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But a CR that bypasses the lame-duck session would be bad news for House defense hawks, who have spent all year pushing for increased defense spending in 2017.
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In creating the SDF, Infinite Warfare bypasses these concerns, and means the developer can make a game about mass conflict without indicting a real-world country as a villain.
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But a CR that bypasses the lame-duck session would be bad news for House defense hawks, who have spent all year pushing for increased defense spending in 220006.
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But opponents of the measure have concerns about using drugs the FDA hasn't approved, saying it bypasses the agency's authority and could hurt drug development efforts and patient safety.
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The result, Chewing Gum, is a filthily inventive, bubblegum-bright vision of inner city London that bypasses all the usual TV cliches about working class life and female sexuality.
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Gun selling that bypasses the background check system through private transactions is commonly called the gun show loophole — in this case, the gun show just happens to be online.
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Opponents of the measure are concerned that the use of drugs the FDA hasn't approved bypasses the agency's authority and could also undermine drug development efforts and patient safety.
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Republicans want to use one budget to repeal the healthcare law and another for tax reform so they can take advantage of a procedure that bypasses a Senate filibuster.
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The proposed judicial rule change in Maryland bypasses the legislature, and thus, much of the opposition, although lawmakers would likely still have to pass legislation to support pretrial alternatives.
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The result, Chewing Gum, is a filthily inventive, bubblegum-bright vision of inner city London that bypasses all the usual TV cliches about working class life and female sexuality.
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"This piece of software is on every computer, it usually runs with admin access, it makes outgoing connections that tend to be encrypted and it bypasses any firewall you have."
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The compromised version reportedly bypasses this requirement, letting anyone with access to the program add new entries to the Aadhaar database or modify their own existing entry with no checks.
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Among these 2100,000 patients, the study predicted the drug would prevent 1,000 people having major cardiovascular events (heart attacks, strokes and coronary artery bypasses) who had pre-existing heart conditions.
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The FBI may use different words to describe this tool, but make no mistake: Building a version of iOS that bypasses security in this way would undeniably create a backdoor.
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Rather than work within the rules-based system of trade, which America helped create and which, despite the system's imperfections, has served the country well, he bypasses it at will.
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In neurological terms, he bypasses the prefrontal cortex, where we make deliberate "executive" decisions, to target the amygdala, which controls our instinctive responses to stimuli such as fear and threat.
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"What Do You Mean It's 1985?" is so fully-formed and confident in its embrace of schmaltz that it bypasses irony and goes straight for the gut and the feels.
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Technology continues to advance at a fast pace, so it can't be long before someone launches a health and fitness solution that bypasses the need to work up a sweat?
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq will reopen an old crude oil pipeline to Turkey which bypasses one operated by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), the oil ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Johnson's defeat means he is now likely to seek a different route to an election - by passing a law with a simple majority that bypasses the 2011 Fixed-term Parliaments Act.
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It bypasses an obstacle in many hotels — the requirement that you log into their Wi-Fi networks through a web page — by letting you enter the credentials through your smartphone browser.
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"Ringless voicemail bypasses important lines of defense for consumers and threatens the efficacy of call blocking applications which can protect consumers from scams and unlawful calls," they wrote in their letter.
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In addition to the Opal pipeline, Poland is also concerned about Russian plans to double its gas export capacity to Germany via its Nord Stream 2 pipeline project, which bypasses Poland.
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If anti-Semitism bypasses consideration as a serious problem in New York, it is to some extent because it refuses to conform to an easy narrative with a single ideological enemy.
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But Fujairah is the UAE's only link to the high seas that bypasses the troubled strait, and so it has become a focal point amid worsening tension between Iran and the West.
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There is a canny nobility given this work by the surroundings that bypasses Cattelan's usual overtones of heroic self-mockery and simultaneous self-aggrandizement, which can be hectoring to say the least.
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On May 4th construction began on Nordstream 2, a gas pipeline between Russia and Germany which bypasses Poland and inflames historical fears of being caught between the two powers on either side.
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NS2 bypasses its territory entirely, potentially depriving it of transit fees it currently charges Gazprom, worth about 2% of GDP, and of a useful piece of leverage against a large, aggressive neighbour.
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"The FBI may use different words to describe this tool, but make no mistake: Building a version of iOS that bypasses security in this way would undeniably create a backdoor," writes Cook.
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EU sources said Russia had delayed talks as it waited for a decision by the Commission, allowing it to pump more gas via the Opal pipeline link to Germany, which bypasses Ukraine.
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Some of the ideas might help, but the plan bypasses an obvious remedy - one that President Donald Trump embraced as a candidate: allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices directly with pharmaceutical companies.
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These judicial bypasses might seem like a reasonable compromise between parents' rights and concerns, on the one hand, and those of pregnant minors, to whom the Constitution also applies, on the other.
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And a much more drastic operation, the biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch, which bypasses a large part of the small intestine, is rarely used because it has higher mortality and complication rates.
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While there has certainly been reported cases of this type of criminal activity, just because bitcoin bypasses the traditional banking system doesn't mean it isn't legitimate and safe means of online payment.
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The fraud is growing, experts said, because it easily bypasses many existing technical controls, and the small sums stolen are inoffensive enough that they can be folded into the cost of doing business.
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It's worth noting that in its statements to the court in the New York case, the government never says Apple unlocks devices, but rather that it bypasses the lock to extract the information.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Faced with declining trade, the Prague Stock Exchange (PSE) is shaking up the classic initial share offering by giving smaller firms a new listing venue that bypasses expensive investment bank fees.
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In addition to falling volumes, brokers who have been slow to embrace new technology are feeling the pressure of a shift towards automated trading, which cuts into fees and bypasses traditional trading staff.
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On Wednesday, doctors reported that Mr. Burkhart, 24, had regained control over his right hand and fingers, using technology that transmits his thoughts directly to his hand muscles and bypasses his spinal injury.
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The biggest payouts will be handed out for critical remote code execution and elevation of privilege flaws, while security feature bypasses, information disclosure, spoofing, and tampering will all include rewards up to $5,000.
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India has said it is ready to invest up to $500 million to develop the port as it seeks to create a route to landlocked Central Asian countries and Afghanistan that bypasses Pakistan.
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"The FBI may use different words to describe this tool, but make no mistake: Building a version of iOS that bypasses security in this way would undeniably create a back door," Cook wrote.
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Russia clearly worries that China could ultimately try to cut it out of the transport business to Europe by building up a route through Kazakhstan across the Caspian Sea that bypasses it altogether.
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While Attain does get some kudos for being a straight-to-member program—as in it totally bypasses your employer—it's still a lot of information to hand over to your health insurance company.
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It also bypasses warnings companies may have already issued to their employees about wire fraud, because scammers aren't asking for money or an invoice transfer — they're simply asking to change a bank account number.
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The politically charged data holds the potential to reveal whether Harvard bypasses better-qualified Asian-American candidates in favor of whites, blacks, Hispanics and the children of the wealthy and powerful, the group argues.
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And although a number of new bypasses have been commissioned by the government's Housing Infrastructure Fund, these roads are mainly to open up sites for new developments, rather than steer motorists away from them.
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This "obstetrical dilemma," as it's called, has been medically addressed in recent times by virtue of the Cesarean section, which bypasses a vaginal birth, saving the life of the newborn—and often the mother.
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When the Swedish music-streaming service went public last year, there was a concern that a direct listing, which bypasses the roadshow and investor back-and-forth required for an IPO, would sow chaos.
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Casey Supreme Court decision which allowed for a barrage of ridiculous restrictions creating a labyrinth of financial and logistical barriers for patients to navigate, like 24-72 hour waiting periods and requiring judicial bypasses.
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The western half is designed for Palestinians, though it can be used by anyone, and it bypasses Jerusalem; the eastern half is for Israelis, and anyone else with a legal permit to enter Jerusalem.
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The study examined a broad range of hospital patients, including those who had surgical procedures — like heart bypasses or joint replacement operations — as well as those admitted for medical conditions like pneumonia or cancer.
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While this is a positive trend that can make critical information available in a timely manner, direct sharing of scientific results bypasses the peer review process essential for ensuring the quality of scientific evidence.
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At State Farm, Oakley bypasses that through a separate funding stream that allows his team to be able to invest in future tech that could have a dramatic impact on the insurer&aposs operations.
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BHP this week allocated its first cargo using the auction-style platform, which it hopes will save money as it bypasses brokers who traditionally help negotiate vessel-hire rates between cargo owners and shippers.
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I pointed out that the Assi River, a thirty-foot-wide drainage channel that flows into the Ganges just upstream of Assi Ghat, bypasses the pumping stations and pours raw sewage into the river.
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An even bigger cause of concern among the beleaguered minorities is some $35 million in fresh funds that bypasses the U.N., through an allegedly innovative USAID mechanism known as the Broad Agency Announcement, or BAA.
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They wrote a fully automated attack script that bypasses authentication, monitors when a vehicle is getting ready to exit the wash chamber and cause the exit door to strike the vehicle at the appropriate time.
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Prosecutors said Livingston, who owned a spam company called A Whole Lot of Nothing LLC, solicited Chmielarz to write computer programs that send spam in a manner that conceals their origin and bypasses spam filters.
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Statehood also bypasses the unique obstacle of Article V of the Constitution, which forbids the ratification of amendments that alter any state's "equal representation" in the Senate unless the state itself consents to the changes.
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Motherboard obtained an email sent by a law enforcement official with a local police department in Arizona to a private community of forensic experts discussing USB Restricted Mode and possible legal bypasses to the issue.
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This capability, commonly spoken of as the genetic version of cutting and pasting in a word-processing program, bypasses the slow adjustments to a complex ecosystem that happen when nature brings forth a new species.
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Bernie Sanders' proposed inequality tax plan, which would levy a new tax on companies whose CEOs earn more than 50 times as much as their average employee, mostly bypasses tech companies, which pay high salaries.
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Doing this requires some super-expensive and powerful hardware, but now there's a website that bypasses that requirement: generating a fancy new face is as easy as refreshing your browser with the aptly-named thispersondoesnotexist.com.
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In other words, it bypasses the traditional method by which Wall Street financial institutions would stage-manage the entire IPO process, which means Spotify shares could immediately experience volatility as the company sprints out the door.
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Boasting "leading-edge planar magnetic technology," Audeze's 24-bit "Cipher" cable features an inline system-on-a-chip (SoC) that bypasses the iPhone's internal DAC and amplifier, streaming high-resolution audio with "significantly better" sound quality.
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Whether it's Cardiff in 2006 or Plymouth in 2016, every single branch has always had the exact same appearance and atmosphere - both of which are so sterile it bypasses being offensive and starts to feel comforting.
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China's ambitious Belt and Road initiative of transport and energy links bypasses India, apart from a corner of the disputed Kashmir region, also claimed by Pakistan, but involves India's neighbors Sri Lanka, Nepal and the Maldives.
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International mobile connectivity is excellent and user-friendly and reasonably priced, at least if you're on T-Mobile like me, and as an added bonus, due to a technical quirk, mobile data roaming bypasses China's Great Firewall.
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Thousands of members of Afghanistan's Shia Hazara minority were marching in Kabul's Deh Mazang square protesting the location of a new power line, which they said bypasses areas needing electricity, when an explosion ripped through the crowd.
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Germany wants Russia&aposs gas and has calculated that the new pipeline will provide better value for money compared with other options, but the new route bypasses Ukraine, which relies heavily on transit fees for Russian gas.
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Several Republican senators are expected to join Democrats on Thursday to vote for a resolution of disapproval regarding Trump's emergency declaration, which bypasses Congress to secure $8 billion in funding for a wall along the southern border.
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But it's an interesting question to think about in the vein of the Great American Novel: a book so understanding of America's soul that it bypasses the intellect and burrows straight into the heart of the country.
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It highlights the dangers to a democracy of a leader who comes to power knowing little or nothing about foreign policy, yet imagines himself an expert and bypasses the other branches of government to further his aims.
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In the US, The Better Online Ticket Sales (BOTS) Act was passed in 2016, making it illegal for brokers to use software that bypasses systems put in place to limit the number of tickets an individual can buy.
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To get around Apple's safeguards, the FBI wants us to create a backdoor in the form of special software that bypasses passcode protections, intentionally creating a vulnerability that would let the government force its way into an iPhone.
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More than two-thirds of Norwegian's capacity by passenger-km now bypasses its home country, and the rapid growth of its long-haul operations are proving to be a serious challenge for legacy carriers such as British Airways.
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A total of 154 had a common type of gastric bypass known as Roux-en-Y, which reduces the stomach to about the size of an egg and rearranges the intestine so that food bypasses part of it.
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When this combination is beyond the capacity that a local treatment plant can handle, the excess bypasses processing plants to avoid backing up the systems and flows untreated into the city's waterways, often causing pathogen levels to rise.
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However, this creates a situation where it becomes the press's word against the president of the United States, who has the ear of his followers and a direct line of communication with them (Twitter) that bypasses the press.
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To streamline the process, Veterans Matter partners with the Veteran's Affairs Homeless Veterans program to identify vets who need shelter and bypasses the customary security deposit within minutes instead of the typical wait time of 30 to 60 days.
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The researchers also compared weight changes after four years among patients who had gastric bypass - which shrinks the stomach and bypasses part of the small intestine, so less food is digested - and others who had different weight loss surgeries.
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Lying on the Gulf of Oman along the approaches to the Straits of Hormuz, the port of Chabahar is central to India's hopes to crack open a transport corridor to Central Asia and Afghanistan that bypasses arch-rival Pakistan.
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The company, known for construction projects ranging from the redevelopment of the Wimbledon tennis venue to hospitals and city bypasses, also said it expects its average net debt to be 187 million pounds, in line with the previous guidance.
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While this move has merit, it bypasses the committee that has spent years seeking the accountability of Ms. Clinton for the misuse of classified material, destruction of public records and intentional misleading of Congress on her handling of emails.
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Peer-to-peer lending bypasses the regulations to which traditional lenders must adhere, which is why the concept took off during the 2008 recession, when lots of Americans were looking for loans that traditional lenders could no longer approve.
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Robert Moses' two-mile detour The Northern State Parkway on Long Island bypasses the neighborhood of Wheatley Hills because, according to the historian Robert Caro, very rich residents persuaded the master builder Robert Moses to redesign his roadway plans.
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Save Star Ferry and Queens' Pier (2006) In the early 2000s, the Hong Kong government began an ambitious land reclamation project on Hong Kong Island to create acres of new waterfront land, underground bypasses and to expand the subway system.
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After that event, Tim Cook issued an open letter, stating, The FBI may use different words to describe this tool, but make no mistake: Building a version of iOS that bypasses security in this way would undeniably create a backdoor.
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Prosecutors said Florida resident Livingston owned a spam company called A Whole Lot of Nothing LLC and hired Chmielarz of New Jersey to write computer programs that send spam in a manner that conceals their origin and bypasses spam filters.
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"The bill bypasses jurisdictional elements and puts an ability for any Member of Congress to become engaged in data and information that today is considered proprietary and private that is material to people who do overseas business," the Texas Republican said.
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Court documents suggest Apple should either provide software that bypasses the need for a passcode entirely or software that allows the FBI to unlock the phone by running an endless combination of passcodes until they are able to unlock the device.
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"Pakistani ministries charged with carrying out the projects have incurred delays because of infighting ... Concerns that the project bypasses Pakistan's poorer regions and will mainly benefit the financially-strong province of Punjab has made politicians argue," the think tank said.
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Because shotgun sequencing bypasses several steps used in older methods of sequencing, like the one Frederick Sanger introduced in 20153 for mapping DNA one base at a time, Dr. Messing's technique was able to decode genetic information much faster than before.
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This informal lending network — which allows Chinese investors to fund overseas projects and buyers — largely bypasses banks and other traditional sources of funds, bringing money to places as varied as a sports center in Illinois and apartment blocks in Tennessee.
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This is why some 3D games prefer to go for a fixed angle, like Super Mario 3D Land and the 2015 version of King's Quest, as it bypasses this problem and gives the creator more control over what's being exhibited to the player.
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Dianne Feinstein said shortly before the end of 2017 that she was holding the bill back from being approved through a streamlined process that bypasses debate on the floor of the Senate because she was concerned about the nascent nature of the vehicles.
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Germany struck a deal in May to let Russian state energy producer Gazprom pump more gas through the Opal link, but the plan needs the Commission's approval as it bypasses EU anti-monopoly rules that cap Gazprom's use at half of Opal's capacity.
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But Kurdistan's options are dwindling, as Baghdad announced it will re-open the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline that bypasses Kurdistan, and Russia and Turkey have agreed on a pipeline and nuclear power plant deal that may reduce the need for Kurdish oil and gas.
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According to officials in non-government humanitarian officials consulted by Fox News, the BAA, a consultative mechanism that indeed bypasses normal USAID procurement bureaucracy, has been in use at the agency for at least five years, and is now being used with increasing frequency.
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Upon entering the room, a secondary visual system—one that bypasses brain areas linked to visual awareness and which connects directly to emotional areas (see arrow bonanza below)—has likely picked up enough threatening cues from the environment to produce feelings of destabilization and anxiety.
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READ: No need to be scared of Putin's new nukes (any more than the old ones) "You can see how the missile bypasses interceptors," Putin boasted in front of a video demonstration of the new technology before a rapt audience in Moscow last March.
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In very rare cases, most notably with Edward Snowden's leaks, whistleblowers will reveal details that even Congress didn't fully understand (such as that NSA sometimes bypasses FISA by stealing Google and Yahoo data from their servers overseas, rather than using the FISA program, called PRISM).
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Apple wants to be at the center of people's TV viewing habits The next best thing, it seems, is a software overlay that effectively bypasses each individual company's mobile app and over-the-top streaming service by treating a user's subscriptions like a single library.
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Notably, IVF bypasses the use of the Fallopian tubes, as it involves doctors extracting eggs directly from a woman's ovaries before fertilization attempts are made, followed by a subsequent transfer of embryo(s) into the uterus in hopes of implantation and a healthy live birth.
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Democrats argue that Trump's declaration of a national emergency — something he did to try to obtain funding for his border wall after those funds had already been authorized for other projects — completely bypasses Congress and its ability to allocate funding, as designated by the Constitution.
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Vaping, which is playing an increasingly important role on the marijuana industry is, he says, "In many respects the best thing to happen in the world," because it bypasses the need for tobacco in cannabis consumption and results in reductions in cancer and lung disease.
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If you're just tuning in, Apple is currently resisting a court order that would force it to write new software that bypasses security features in iOS—specifically, mechanisms that wipe the device after 10 unsuccessful passcode entry attempts and introduce delays between each attempt.
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" The agency declined to comment on any potential further action in Gomperts' case, but added, "We remain very concerned about the sale of unapproved mifepristone for medical termination of early pregnancy on the Internet, because this bypasses important safeguards designed to protect women's health.
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Knowing this information, down to the individual voter, in the over 1,85033 Iowa caucus precincts, for a voter-base that famously remains undecided until they've met a candidate five times, is how a campaign bypasses the national narrative and becomes the story on Caucus night.
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At times, he bypasses the church hierarchy entirely, for example by making controversial statements to secular journalists, or telling parishioners directly to go ahead and take communion in defiance of their priest's orders (as he did with one unmarried Argentinian woman living with her boyfriend).
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The director of product management for Chrome, Kan Liu, says that the API for the pen (which works on both Android and web apps) bypasses a lot of the layers of the OS. So, an app that uses the API can read the pen's input more directly.
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It bypasses places that are seemingly entrenched in political infighting and failed innovation and it will continue to do so until cities do for themselves what Amazon will never do: future-proof their place in the world and create a place for generations to grow and change.
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So much so, in fact, that he could announce in public on Wednesday that he intends to jam through the Ryan budget next year under a procedure that bypasses Democratic opposition in Congress—and make that vow without fear of reprisal, right in the heat of election season.
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But increasingly, they are mining a once-secluded corner of the internet that has become a booming billion-dollar business: a flourishing online literary world that bypasses ink and paper entirely to grab readers by their smartphones, with subjects like tomb raiding, science fiction, fantasy, romance and martial arts.
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What's called a discharge petition -- a rare procedural move that bypasses the committee and leadership process to put a bill directly on the floor (more on that below) -- is that close to reaching the number of Republicans that would be needed, assuming all Democrats sign on as well.
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But Hubble's early success has been criticized by numerous optometrists and ophthalmologists, who say that its direct-to-consumer model bypasses eye care professionals, that it does not properly vet prescriptions and that it takes advantage of federal regulations to sell customers its own brand of contact lenses.
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The company, working with two partners, took on the Scottish project - the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route that bypasses the port city - about three years ago with a fixed-price contract of about 43 million pounds ($24 million) under which it would only be paid as it completed sections of the road.
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The chamber, which usually operates in lock step with a Republican White House, argues that the drastic changes Mr. Lighthizer has proposed — like tightening the rules for manufacturing cars in North America, or scrapping a process for settling investment disputes that bypasses American courts — could destabilize American industry and the economy.
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And because Congress has never passed a law that specifically deals with the FBI asking a tech company to install a hacked version of its own OS that bypasses lock-code restrictions, the FBI is relying on the All Writs Act as the basis of the court's power to make Apple comply.
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Benzoyl peroxide can prove too harsh for some, but this oil- and fragrance-free gel bypasses those uncomfortable side effects thanks to a time-released, micronized form of the active ingredient, which gives an as-you-need it dose that's small enough to penetrate the skin for a more gentle and effective zit-fighting experience.
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In order to avert a government shutdown Friday, it now looks like this Republican-controlled House will soon follow the Senate's lead and pass a funding bill that bypasses the president and his demands for a border wall altogether, while merely punting the debate into the new year, when Democrats take control of the House.
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Originally launched in 2014 as a 'click and collect' service that let you order groceries online direct from farmer-producers and pick up your order at a local collection point, the company has since pivoted to door-to-door delivery but with the same basic idea of a marketplace that bypasses the mass supermarkets.
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By the late 250s, experimenting first on beagle puppies, Dr. Dudrick developed a treatment called total parenteral nutrition, or TPN, which bypasses the intestinal tract when a patient cannot receive food or fluids by mouth and instead injects nutrients — liquid carbohydrates, electrolytes, fats, minerals, proteins and vitamins — directly into the circulatory system through a vein.
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"The LME is undertaking a review of all its incentive programs, working with users to ensure that such programs are optimally structured to enhance the liquidity available on the LME market for the benefit of all LME stakeholders," an LME spokeswoman said in response The Select system bypasses traditional ring dealing through floor members and undermines their revenue.
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The documentary poses the question of whether the presence of North Korean forced laborers in Poland is a bureaucratic system error, or rather the result of economic policy that turns a blind eye to the consequences of its actions, as long as European companies profit, while the Kim regime bypasses international sanctions to fill state coffers with foreign currency.
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It lies in MoMA's wholesale acceptance of these paintings as fitting seamlessly into Zheng's artistic oeuvre, neatly folded into the shorthand of spirituality — which, thus, becomes a trope that bypasses critical evaluation — the need to consider how these paintings function as art, as if visual strength is not historically a primary site for spiritual or political message.
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From the vagabond living outside of societal norms in "My Teacher" (1993), to the imposter couple realizing their romantic dreams in "Honeymoon" (1995), to the artist navigating local regulations to build Liao Garden (originally named Age of Empires), the freedom is mapped out by systems and rules that the individual bypasses to romance some deeper value.
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While the FDA updated its guidance just a few days ago to specifically exclude at-home testing from the Emergency Use Authorization that is in place to enable broadened private lab testing of potential COVID-19 cases, the arrangement with the Seattle Coronavirus Assessment Network (SCAN) and Amazon Care bypasses use of the traditional mail or package delivery network.
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Between the lines: Rather than disciplining these trade partners, Trump's policies are encouraging them to increase trade that bypasses the U.S. For example, Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership last year, but Canada promptly ratified a revised version of the agreement and recently announced a major new liquefied natural gas plant that will directly compete with U.S. gas exports to Asia.
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Senate Minority Whip Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) on Sunday also warned of a legal challenge if Trump bypasses Congress and declares a national emergency to have a wall built.
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In 2016, it very much seems that the only ways to get things done in Washington are through legislative supermajorities that can push through one party's key priorities (like the Affordable Care Act and Dodd-Frank financial regulation in 2010), or executive action that bypasses Congress entirely, like the immigration actions and others that Obama's taken in the last two years of his presidency.
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