Voucher codes, or coupon codes, or discount codes, are a great thing.
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The app will continue to recognize Blippar partners' codes as well as standard bar codes and QR codes.
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This can come in a variety of forms, from free shipping codes, promo codes, coupon codes to cashback offers.
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Here's what all this means: Quartz is essentially conflating Cell ID codes with Mobile Country Codes (MCC) and Mobile Network Codes (MNC).
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You have building codes — and building codes that are really specific.
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You can't combine the codes unfortunately, but two codes is better than one, right?
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They are amenable to the methods that tamed America's urban blazes in that earlier era: fire codes, life safety codes, building codes, zoning, an infrastructure for urban fire protection.
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Their analysis showed that when households in harbinger ZIP codes moved, they tended to move to other harbinger ZIP codes, while households in nonharbinger ZIP codes did the opposite.
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Push for de-gendered dress codes, even if gendered dressed codes don't bother you personally.
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Retailers key the transactions with designated QR codes (those pixellated, radarlike bar codes) at their registers.
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Scroll down the page to the Backup Codes section and click the Generate Codes button; if you have previously cooked up a batch of backup numbers, the button says Show Codes.
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With 500 codes quarterly, Google's implementation of promo codes is more generous than Apple's, which says that developers can request up to 100 promo codes for every version of their application.
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There are various categories of discounts options at Kohl's, which include sitewide discount codes, discounts or coupons for a specific item or department, free shipping codes, and reward codes like Kohl's Cash.
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The first revealer was just POSTAL CODES, but I worried that could be confused with ZIP codes.
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Here's how median incomes in Connecticut zip codes compare with how often people in those zip codes win.
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Semantic dog whistles depend on secret codes, but it seems that those codes are pretty easy to crack.
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Other people can be assigned their own unique entrance codes, and codes can be deleted at any time.
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"Copyright protection of our codes is essential to our ability to continue to update our codes," says Oncu.
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Of these codes, 98.2 percent were green, which means nearly a million people had yellow or red codes.
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These codes are sometimes inaccurate and some of the codes could have referred to the same children being hospitalized again.
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The top quintile of zip codes added 180,000 new firms, more than the other 80 percent of zip codes combined.
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"Names, addresses, zip codes/postal codes, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income," Capital One said.
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Tech Tip Q. Do I still need a separate app to scan bar codes and QR codes with my iPhone?
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Eth Status Codes (Open Source Grant): A Candian company, ETH Status Codes, also known as the ERC-1066 proposal, outlines a common set of Ethereum status codes in the same vein as HTTP statuses or BEAM tagged tuples.
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The federal codes and independent agency standards are optional for states, who have their own codes which are optional for cities, who have their own codes that are often inconsistent with the state's and are optional for individual townships.
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"Due to the millions of codes being sent, it can take up to seven days for codes to arrive," the company says.
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Others said the same item was showing normal delivery times for some zip codes, but April 21 delivery for other zip codes.
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These local codes tend to be based on a few national model codes put out by several organizations, generally every three years.
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He has yet to see any Venmo-specific emoji codes emerge (though codes like lettuce/leaves-mean-marijuana and peaches-mean-butts have crossed over), but the effect of some of the not-code-codes is unique to the platform.
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Certain codes and combinations of codes led to larger reimbursements from the government, and it was simple, with modest computer-programming skills, to figure out how to generate the most profitable codes based on the group of patients you had.
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Using a series of reflective color bars as a layer of abstraction from the complicated codes, the codes were then optically scanned using helium-neon lasers that were intended to pick up the details of the codes, no matter the weather.
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Such is the significance of QR codes that WeChat founder Allen Zhang recently mentioned QR codes 22 times in a 90-minute speech.
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Californians don't want to change where they live, or their zoning codes, or their building codes, or how much they pay for power.
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Competitive tax codes keep rates low, and neutral tax codes have few economic distortions, such as favoring consumption over savings, the group said.
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Those prosperous zip codes added three times as many jobs as "comfortable" zip codes and 10 times as many as "mid-tier" ones.
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We've started putting dress codes on invitations mostly because weddings today don't have universal social codes the way they did in Post's day.
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Manually reprogramming all of those codes or contacting each guest with new codes would be a big productivity loss compounded by this IoT failure.
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QR codes, the matrix-like bar codes that generally failed to catch on in the West, have become ubiquitous in Chinese restaurants and shops.
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This presumes these are main ways that QR codes are used, but, in reality, that's a limited subset of what QR codes can do.
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These dress codes bear curious similarities to the black codes of the Reconstruction era, designed to keep people of African descent in their place.
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Merchants can also use the service to distribute codes with their own logo and branding; track, manage and edit contacts inside Giftbit; run detailed reports to see what's working; email codes or download a set of links or codes to distribute themselves; and more.
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The Economist reports there are 22018,2709 building codes in use between American jurisdictions and municipalities The Economist reports there are 20163,22016 building codes in use between American jurisdictions and municipalities Building codes and copyright were also at the center of the two cases involving Public.Resource.org.
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For example, in 2015 the American Medical Association (AMA) added 58 new procedure codes for quantitative drug testing and removed 47 laboratory codes; many of these new codes have given rise to higher commercial insurance charges and payments than those associated with their predecessors.
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The Economic Innovation Group found that prosperous zip codes contain six times the number of people with a bachelor's degree than distressed zip codes do.
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Quite a bit, it turns out: "names, addresses, zip codes/postal codes, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income," for starters.
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So let's review: Keep an eye on Chipotle's Twitter for the codes, text the codes tout-suit to the 888222 number, redeem your free burrito.
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Clinton's $26.9 million in August came in from a total of 14,547 zip codes, while Trump's $18.3 million take was sent from 7,605 zip codes.
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ZIP codes with at least one Panama Papers address have an average income of $104,000, and ZIP codes with at least 10 addresses make $111,000.
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Exactly how these codes work were largely redacted, but CBP supervisors complained that properly validating the codes were "cumbersome" and may extend passenger waiting times.
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The $15 minimum wage is more geographically polarizing, though it still has durable support in urban zip codes and majority support in suburban zip codes.
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Some of the sites reference "date codes," which are purportedly codes you can provide your date so they can confirm you're a verified Tinder user.
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If you have the mobile version of Google Chrome installed on your iPhone, you can also use it to scan bar codes and QR codes.
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He's authored two books about dress codes: The Challenges of Mandating School Uniforms in the Public Schools and Student Dress Codes and the First Amendment.
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The recall is limited to the ready-to-bake refrigerated products with batch codes that begin with 9189 through batch codes that begin with 9295.
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On top of Wi-Fi and NFC, the camera reads QR codes... clearly no one told Sony QR codes aren't cool or fun to use.
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DaVita's settlement covers allegations it not only looked back and submitted diagnosis codes that could not be supported medically, but also did not delete unsubstantiated codes.
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In an attempt to cut down on fraud, China's central bank has announced plans to begin regulating payments by QR codes, barcodes, and other scannable codes.
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Typically those concerned about getting 2FA codes via SMS can also do so via an authenticator app, which serves up codes that change every few seconds.
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QR codes rule Technologically speaking, NFC, used by Apple Pay, enjoys many advantages over QR codes with its touch-and-go approach and built-in security.
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When discussing dress codes, it finds "relatively opaque" codes of conduct go as far as dictating what color of shoe a British investment banker should wear.
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Residents in majority white ZIP codes in Dallas enjoy significantly more years of life than residents in ZIP codes where the majority of residents are black.
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On Tuesday, Cielo also launched a payment system in partnership with banks including Banco Bradesco SA and Banco do Brasil SA, among others, that uses quick response bar codes, known as QR codes, allowing smartphone owners to pay for goods and services by scanning the bar codes.
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"The housing codes, the fire codes, and the building codes are fairly restrictive in terms of what you can do inside, in terms of coming up with another enclosed bedroom," William Strawn, director of public affairs for San Francisco's department of building inspection, told the Guardian.
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Broadly, it can be grouped into two categories: codes designed to uphold traditions of a bygone era, and codes designed to push people to defy the everyday.
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Building codes in the United States are set by state and local officials, but they are usually based on model codes published by the International Code Council.
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It's simple but effective: Facebook sends your friends one-off codes you can use to regain access, codes which they're told to only pass on to you.
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More than half (55%) of ZIP codes with a median income under $25,000 have no supermarkets, compared with 24% of ZIP codes across America as a whole.
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Big Ken thinks dress codes have a purpose: When faced with a question such as this, one must first consider what the point of dress codes are.
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Each of these fans redeemed their codes for concert tickets and received three additional codes to pay it forward to share with deserving people of their choosing.
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But then some medications routinely came without bar codes, or had the wrong bar codes, and we nurses weren't given an easy way to report those errors.
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There was a 3.3 percentage point increase in late-stage diagnosis for women living in low-income zip codes relative to women living in high-income zip codes.
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Here's a breakdown of the 11 states where the most expensive ZIP codes are located: Credit: Property Shark's 2019 Top Most Expensive U.S. Zip Codes in 2019 study
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Many of the messages we reviewed contained codes to access online medical services to obtain, and password reset and login codes for sites including Facebook and Google accounts.
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It's worth noting that Amazon's SNS doesn't currently offer a number of advanced features, like short codes (or long codes), for example, and that SNS uses a pool of codes to send messages out, meaning that recipients won't always see the same number from a single company that uses SNS.
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One useful starting point to answer your question is to look at how discriminations are embedded in countries around the world — in constitutions, civil codes, family law, tax codes, labor codes, and every legal instrument that you can imagine having an impact on how the law treats women compared to men.
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The products being recalled have UPC codes of 051500200315, lot codes of either 8342 or 8343 and use by dates of either June 8, 2020 or June 9, 2020.
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RELATED: Biden: Don't give Trump the nuclear codes Campaigning with Clinton in Pennsylvania, Biden pointed to the military officer who follows him around with a briefcase containing nuclear codes.
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Although dress codes have long been a topic of controversy, there has been a resurgence recently on social media of students fighting to make dress codes equal and inclusive.
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And I had some trouble getting mine to work with the Super NT. While it would accept codes and pass through to the cartridge, the codes had no effect.
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The move to unique digital codes essentially rules out sharing, they said, since the codes are usually attached to an individual student account and, once activated, cannot be reused.
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ZIP Codes were the work of Robert Moon, a postal inspector who in 1944 proposed that the US Postal Service assign three-digit codes to zones across the country.
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The data accessed included personal information from credit card applications, such as names, addresses, zip codes/postal codes, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income.
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New regulations like California fire and earthquake codes and Florida's building codes are typically enacted after an event, and from a reactive 'make sure this doesn't happen again' perspective.
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Similarly, Messenger Codes will serve the same purpose of opening up chats, but are instead unique codes that people can scan in Messenger using the camera on their phones.
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If you wanted to access the codes before the internet, you had to buy a hard copy of the codes or go to the library to figure it out.
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But regulators are conducting "risk adjustment data validation" (RADV) audits that compare patient medical codes submitted by health insurers with the actual codes that doctors put in patient medical records.
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Essentially those unique codes are proof to anyone reading the documents in the future that their contents remain unchanged: alteration to the leaks will likewise alter those 64-character codes.
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If you use codes sent over SMS, life is a bit easier, particularly if you're keeping the same number: Your codes will turn up on your new phone as normal.
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Other updates include a feature called Messenger Links and Codes, where business can share a clickable link or scannable QR-like codes that open a Messenger conversation with the business.
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According to the report, invitations to the inauguration included access codes that could be used multiple times, causing people to sell the codes on eBay and disseminate them to friends.
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Two-factor authentication is stronger than just a username and password, but text message codes can be intercepted and many sites and services don't yet support the stronger authenticator codes.
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For example, opening up Death Cab for Cutie's Codes and Keys (Deluxe) album doesn't slot in Keys and Codes (Remixes), indicating that this is strictly constrained to full album rereleases.
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Physical security keys are much more secure than the six digit codes that are in common use today, since these codes can be intercepted almost as easily as passwords themselves.
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The report, which could not legally name clubs, codes or players, detailed a high-level network of the use of banned substances in Australian sporting codes and by professional athletes.
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While a number of these campuses don't aggressively enforce their speech codes, the rules remain on the books; more than a dozen such codes have been overturned in the courts.
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Women who lived in low-income ZIP codes were 3.3 percentage points more likely to receive a diagnosis of late-stage cancer than women living in high-income ZIP codes.
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Every place is ruled by a set of cultural codes, and for most people, it is only when one travels outside of one's particular home that those codes become visible.
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In St. Joseph, Indiana, for example, 27 percent of people in predominantly nonwhite ZIP codes are delinquent on their auto debt, compared with just 3 percent in predominantly white ZIP codes.
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"There are the 'Vienna codes,' the U.S. uses the 'design codes,' Australia uses keywords… this non-uniformity has caused a lot of problems for years," added Cameron Mitchell, the company's COO.
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To bypass the tariffs, the products need to fall back outside the specific codes on the list, as the codes are the result of conversations between regulative bodies and the companies.
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Related to that issue, MBHCOs should also be required to process claims submitted by addiction medicine physicians who typically use evaluation and management (E&M) codes rather than mental health codes.
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Residents of the city's three poorest zip codes were about six times as likely to receive a pedestrian citation as those living in the city's other, more affluent 34 zip codes.
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ZIP codes with less than 1,000 millennial residents were eliminated, as were ZIP codes that overlapped with University Campuses and U.S. Military Bases or those that contained penitentiaries and correctional facilities.
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The last twelve pictures on my phone are photos I've taken of my PS4 screen—not screencaps, mind, but tiny sections on the screen where codes, or possible codes, are scrawled.
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Of the top 25 zip codes ranked by total contributions, nearly all cover various parts of big cities in the biggest blue states: twelve zip codes from California, all from areas around Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego; four zip codes from New York City; and three others from parts of Chicago, Illinois.
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According to FEC data, the Democratic nominee's campaign took in $31.2 million from about 14,000 zip codes in the month of July, while Trump collected $19.6 million from about 0.753,600 zip codes.
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Nuking a locale isn't supposed to be easy: you have to collect multiple codes that spawn randomly, and then you have to figure out a cipher to put these codes into use.
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While some schools claim that their dress codes help prevent girls from being sexualized, it's often the dress codes themselves that objectify girls by making their bodies out to be a distraction.
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We have zoning codes and building codes—it's one of the most regulated in the country, and right now most of those regulations benefit people who already own homes and have wealth.
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Sewell believed that Freedom was committing risk-adjustment fraud—instructing its internal coding auditors to scour medical records for places where the codes could be amplified, a practice known as "capturing" codes.
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Harris raised around $13,000 from Massachusetts zip codes in the first quarter, and Warren raised around $273,000 from zip codes in her home state in that time frame, which ended March 31.
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As the president-elect, Mr. Trump will soon be briefed on how to use America's nuclear codes – the codes Hillary Clinton and Mr. Obama said he could never be trusted to hold.
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Colorado on Monday became the first state in the U.S. to ban the use of QR codes on ballots, citing cybersecurity concerns associated with the use of these codes in tabulating votes.
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Don't forget your coupon codes either—Honey saves you the trouble of searching for codes and even applies them automatically at the checkout for you, and Piggy does pretty much the same job.
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"You can go across the country and some are on the 2015 [codes] already, some are on the 2012, some on 2009," says fire code consultant Bob Davidson, who helps write the codes.
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The PIN codes that were leaked aren't related to banking, however: They're personal security codes that customers use when they're contacting customer service representatives, so there's no need to worry about financial hacks.
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As part of the suit, Disney is asking for profits from the sales of the codes up to $150,000 per title, along with an injunction to prevent Redbox from selling the digital codes.
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For students living in the poorest 20 percent of ZIP codes, heat is three times as damaging to academic achievement as it is for students in the richest 20 percent of ZIP codes.
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It's holiday gift time and most of these places have special codes, so be sure to follow them on Instagram and actually read the words they post (so you don't miss the codes).
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But unlike postal codes in other countries which represent small areas suitable for in-depth geographic inquiry (Google "N6C 2B5" for a Canadian example), ZIP codes are woefully unqualified as units of analysis.
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Texas accounted for 81 percent of the haul in those top ZIP codes, followed by New Yorkers at 10 percent, and California and Washington, DC-area ZIP codes at just under 4% each.
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How these amiibo codes are obtained, I do not know.
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Sidewalk Labs could help agencies everywhere crack a few codes.
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If the two address codes match, the message is delivered.
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Codentify, for instance, prints unique codes on each tobacco packet.
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The NFPA and ICC publish their codes as model documents.
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The minarets were later shortened to comply with building codes.
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It can translate text, read QR codes, and recognize landmarks.
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Savings from the 2018 codes were less than 2 percent.
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Should they abandon their traditional dress codes and food taboos?
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The same update also adds scannable QR codes, called Snapcodes.
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They include boxes with the UPC codes 3800039103 and 3800014810.
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Some codes could be added to account for complex visits.
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You can be like, what about these other zip codes?
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You can find coupons and promo codes for Walmart here.
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Separate global codes cover foreign exchange and precious metals trading.
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It's that they rely on exhausted gendered symbols and codes.
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Dress codes mean nothing when you're worth nearly $1 BILLION!!!
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The camera enables QR codes, augmented reality apps and more.
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So why is Apple suddenly keen to read QR codes?
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Burger King ran out of redeemable codes within 3 hours.
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The streaming service recently added "Spotify Codes" into its app.
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But the codes of masculinity in Turkey still remain social.
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Easing dress codes and increasing entertainment has won him praise.
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Instead of keys, it unlocks with your own number codes.
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I had to go through locked doors with electronic codes.
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Literally everyone else who codes is better than you are.
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The camera framework can also detect documents and QR codes.
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In New York, 32% of zip codes had this problem.
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"(Trump) is not qualified to know the codes," Biden claimed.
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Who else could make lists of zip codes visually thrilling?
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Notes and codes are vague, and interpretations can be different.
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Unbreakable codes are not only real, but they're old news.
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The U.S. tax code is really three different tax codes.
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Amazon decides which ZIP codes are in its service area.
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Meditate on the miracles of zip codes, the way the
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Or one that can figure out the government's nuclear codes?
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Click Edit to no longer receive codes via text message.
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And this is someone we trust with the nuclear codes.
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He also found text messages containing confirmation codes from LocalBitcoins.
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ACON hopes other sporting codes will join the initial participants.
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Both include reform of the corporate and individual tax codes.
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These will be converted to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate codes.
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Soltero's suing Sodexo for wrongful termination and violating labor codes.
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This support normally comes in the form of discount codes.
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They're never going to put the real codes in there.
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Social Democrat lawmakers initially overhauled Romania's criminal codes last year.
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Contact an affiliate president to receive one of these codes.
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They lived by certain codes that they wrote for themselves.
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Cities gradually adopted fire and building codes and enforced them.
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And those municipalities have zoning codes that, again, discourage density.
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Note: Numbers in brackets are for HS4 international classification codes.
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The voucher codes are available for any purchase between Oct.
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Both of these promo codes expire on Sunday, April 29th.
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Mr. Samuel recommended: • Always face bar codes toward the cashier.
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Their identities and codes were held on a second server.
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They must have to write things down in special codes. . . .
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No codes or keys are provided to the delivery drivers.
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ZIP Codes were a plan to improve US postal zones.
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"Secret codes are just fun," she said, matter of fact.
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She helps out with labs and analyzes and codes data.
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It has to meet codes for sprinklers and electrical power.
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"They all had their codes and different rituals," he explains.
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In return, establishment candidates adhered to certain codes of behavior.
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"They wanna let people try to break codes for fun."
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This is the guy who has the nuke codes. pic.twitter.
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Do you want people like this near your nuclear codes????
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Now ICC has made its codes available online for free.
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You can scan product bar codes to check for discounts.
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After the 1985 disaster, construction codes were reviewed and stiffened.
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ZIP codes - the bane of my existence as a geographer.
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Why are ZIP codes insufficient measures for geographically specific phenomena?
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More recently, QR codes, paper bills turned to printed bills.
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They've even generated and adopted their own codes of ethics.
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Generated with nature's own codes for growth, it is organic.
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They speak to us in urgent codes: swelling, cramping, twitching.
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It's just, like — I guess they put it into codes.
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California ZIP codes predominated, filling six of the top spots.
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There are neither ethical codes nor Dulcineas in these pages.
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Title IX merely requires these codes to include sexual misconduct.
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Part of climbing the social ladder is learning those codes.
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I love my children; they cannot have the nuclear codes.
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Female missionaries have to follow strict dress and grooming codes.
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Many lack adequate infrastructure, and contractors routinely flout building codes.
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Alternatively, look for discount coupon codes on websites like RetailMeNot.
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Speech codes are constitutionally problematic; regulating discriminatory conduct is not.
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Here, just enter a phone number to receive the codes.
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There were boy codes to follow in my Queens neighborhood.
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But now everyone can play dress up with its codes!
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We would welcome the reappearance of dress codes for athletes.
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At work, calls from familiar area codes were almost therapeutic.
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Hackers can get the codes by bribing phone company employees.
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The 25 most expensive ZIP codes in America in 2019
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"Those guidelines rely heavily on the tax codes," Reckers said.
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Other insurers followed in making codes the basis for billing.
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As of Thursday, borrowers can use those codes at Marcus.com.
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Mobile operators will also change codes in the coming months.
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Dress codes might prohibit jeans, flip flops and baseball caps.
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Is it the world of literary formalities, codes and mores?
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In other states, the list of diagnosis codes remains confidential.
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They can call local government agencies to enforce health codes.
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Burnett said he noticed a pattern in the codes: "almost all the characters" in the codes alternate between the right and left hand or are close to each other in a normal QWERTY keyboard.
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It's a collective action problem, and the answer — on building codes, zoning codes, and other issues with direct impact on the state's collective safety — is for state lawmakers to implement equitable state-wide solutions.
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Reddit's 2FA security can also generate ten backup codes, so if you lose your phone or have trouble with the authenticator app, you can still access your account with one those single-use codes.
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Taking a cue from some of the prevalence of QR codes around the world, like China, Pinterest said today that it is rolling out its own variation of QR codes for retailers and brands.
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Bromwich found well over 100 posts on social media documenting Ludacris' trips to grocery stores — ranging from Meijer and Costco to Whole Foods – and locations traversing zip codes (or "Area Codes," if you will).
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We bartenders live by specific and unwritten codes of behavior, and we often (somewhat) unfairly expect you, our beloved patrons, to navigate these codes and taboos without us having to explain them to you.
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The vaccination order required people living in four ZIP codes in Brooklyn -- the ZIP codes that are home to the most Orthodox Jews -- to receive a measles, mumps and rubella vaccine within 48 hours.
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The poorest quintile of zip codes had fewer businesses in 2016 than 2012 while the richest quintile added 180,100 net new businesses between 2012 and 2016—more than the other 80% of zip codes combined.
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The two-factor codes are then sent to the TypingDNA extension (the codes are stored locally on your computer, not the company's servers), and they're revealed once you've verified your identity with the aforementioned typing.
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QR codes aren't nearly as big in America as they are in other parts of the world, and so Apple has been able to skate by without natively supporting QR codes for a while now.
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This information included personal information Capital One routinely collects at the time it receives credit card applications, including names, addresses, zip codes/postal codes, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income.
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Whenever I engage with the play-party community, I'm struck by the applicability of its codes of conduct to all forms of sexual expression — starting with the fact that it has stated codes of conduct.
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But whether it will catch on in the US I think depends a lot on whether they're selling these codes that are referencing the European situation or whether they adapt these codes to American issues.
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Microsoft is using the QR codes to help support technicians identify error codes in the blue screens, and for Windows 10 users to quickly scan them from a phone to find support articles and assistance.
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For example, there are different codes for in-office earwax removal depending on the method used (irrigation or instruments), different codes for delivering different vaccinations and a code for each injection delivered in the hospital.
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Apple also said that she was deeply involved in developing China-specific features for the iPhone and iPad, including support for so-called QR codes, the square bar codes that booming mobile payments businesses use.
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Other customers have embedded quizzes that reward players with discount codes.
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"Zip codes associated with traditional gayborhoods are largely white," Ghaziani writes.
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No special codes or keys are ever provided to delivery drivers.
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Typically, they say, the scammers will target area codes in bursts.
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QR codes are back, and iOS is here for their return.
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The full list of zip codes and restaurants is available here.
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You do have a choice when it comes to codes though.
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You might have better luck requesting the nuclear codes from Obama.
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The content and delivery was unprofessional and violated codes of conduct.
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The town of Montauk enforced existing noise codes over the weekend.
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"There are no Friend Codes within what we're doing," he said.
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But that is because in court, laws beat personal honour codes.
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He checked the back of his badge, which lists the codes.
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Ten of its shops have been shut for violating fire codes.
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Few dress codes are as difficult to nail as business casual.
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Those codes do not adequately capture human error or system factors.
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The text messages included security codes sent by Fidelity Investments, Booking.
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All area codes in the U.S. will be covered at launch.
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The affected product identification codes are available on the FDA site.
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With the app, customers can scan Prime codes to start saving.
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Construction codes could be tweaked to make building with wood easier.
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They can also access Alipay's QR codes through the Samsung Pay.
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Amazon is rolling out its own branded QR codes named SmileCodes.
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Driving codes and road signs try to prevent accidents from happening.
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The codes for these cases are 210, 225, 219, and 9900015.
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RetailMeNot – get awesome discount codes and coupons through Retail Me Not.
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Kellwood underwent intensive training, learning Morse code, radio and Navajo codes.
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Users don't have to locate or enter in the codes themselves.
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New Messenger usernames, shortlinks and QR codes make finding everyone simple.
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Put simply, if the codes match up, then the car opens.
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It also tried to capture user codes for unlocking the devices.
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There are codes of ethics; that's what we train people in.
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No access codes or keys are ever provided to delivery drivers.
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THESE NEW PRESSINGS ALSO COME WITH UNIQUE CODES FOR FREE DOWNLOAD.
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Now this is the party now of regulation and speech codes.
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Physician advisors ensure hospitals operate in accordance with different medical codes.
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In some areas, such as military institutions, dress codes bring conformity.
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Especially at my school, dress codes aren't just to be annoying.
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Regulators in South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand are drafting similar codes.
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Sustainable capitalism starts with reforming the federal tax and regulatory codes.
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Red Cross is and short codes to help make donating easier.
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In six Brooklyn zip codes, immunization rates are under 92.5 percent.
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Summer of 2012: Brands invade WeChat as QR codes swamp China
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Elevated blood-lead levels were found in two city zip codes.
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Cyber conflicts don't conform to the codes that governed how clashes
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The characters' macho codes are just as old-school and unspoken.
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I would use one of the codes that Gmail gives you.
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Othering is expressed through codes of belonging as well as difference.
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Interest in QR codes has grown more rapidly following Apple's launch.
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Myriad also cut its 2020 earnings forecast because of billing codes.
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Test scores track with parental income; Zip Codes predict life expectancies.
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The briefcase full of nuclear launch codes that follows the president
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The hottest ZIP codes in America are teeming with millennial homebuyers.
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You can find the promo codes available for new users here.
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"Far too many universities persist in having speech codes," he said.
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They wear badges with bar codes on lanyards around their necks.
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The next day that person is handed down those very codes.
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Then they mapped residents' proximity to major roadways using postal codes.
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Wade decision, but they were never formally removed from state codes.
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The boy somehow has access to top-secret codes and coordinates.
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There's a catch: Similarly situated zip codes tend to cluster together.
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It's better than not getting validation codes texted to your phone.
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"Change everything, passwords, codes, secure this place!" screams a panicked Brosnan.
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School administrators and dress codes also often restrict Black natural hairstyles.
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Access codes, the PIRG report notes, also undercut the resale market.
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"We must strive to recognize that moral codes matter," Biden said.
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As they replicate, minute errors are introduced into their genetic codes.
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Mr. Lin says stronger enforcement of fire codes was probably overdue.
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The governing codes of conduct that were shattered will be restored.
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Name Withheld Honor codes are often brutal for victims of rape.
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The solution is building codes with strict energy requirements, vigorously enforced.
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But dress codes can also be a powerful act of exclusion.
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Dress codes tend to perpetuate rigid ideas about masculinity and femininity.
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As far as dress codes go, summer is a tricky time.
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The biggest factor in preventing deaths from earthquakes is building codes.
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These centers elude city and state licensing categories and zoning codes.
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I had 19 accusations, and they gave me the launch codes.
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The status quo is shifting, along with the relevant dress codes.
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She's quite sure that numer- ous fire codes are being broken.
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We saturate the ZIP codes around their businesses better than anyone.
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Anxiety about his access to the nuclear codes is well taken.
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Afterwards, building codes were updated to require stronger roof support structures.
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Kyrgios, with his resistance to established codes and authorities, is not.
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Disney often bundles DVDs and Blu-rays with digital download codes.
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That includes the codes in fine print on the Champagne label.
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The answer to this, in part, depends on local building codes.
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It's appropriate for and interesting at most occasions and dress codes.
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Kohl's is letting you stack two codes onto the same purchase.
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They are compliant with US building codes and are ADA accessible.
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This is called building codes coverage or law and ordinance insurance.
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Those kinds of winds "are above typical building codes," Long said.
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WeChat QR codes are pushing China into becoming a cashless society.
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Silk and secret codes do satisfy certain appetites for two nights.
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But you can't be effective in arrests and imposing building codes.
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Unlearning such codes is integral to critically engaging with his work.
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Short of handing over the nuclear codes, nothing could be worse.
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And Movies Anywhere will also be offering comprehensive support for redemption codes, so any Blu-rays or DVDs that come with codes for UltraViolet or Disney Movies Anywhere copies will also work with the new service.
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It is located in one of the three poorest zip codes in the city; according to the Philadelphia Inquirer, the three zip codes account for nearly a third of all homicides in the city since 2013.
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Saifan's experience isn't an anomaly: A new Vox analysis reveals that emergency rooms all across the country are increasingly using these higher-intensity codes, and that the price of these codes has increased sharply since 2009.
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There are codes at the federal, state and local jurisdiction (like city or county) level, as well as more specific codes that deal with areas like plumbing, electrical wiring, fire safety and accessibility for people with disabilities.
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"Now that cannabis walls are falling and people are making money, it's absurd to me that people in certain zip codes are becoming millionaires while people in other zip codes continue to become felons," James told me.
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The vast majority of the data lost in the breach, Capital One says, was customers' personal information: "Names, addresses, zip codes/postal codes, phone numbers, email addresses, dates of birth, and self-reported income," Capital One said.
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Messenger already offered QR codes, but Messenger boss David Marcus admitted at the company's annual developer conference Tuesday that theses types of codes aren't as popular in the West as they are for messaging apps in Asia.
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You can print the codes out and keep them in your wallet.
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They both unlock via PIN codes, and neither supports a traditional key.
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The tech industry isn't big on dress codes, employee handbooks, or rules.
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But quantum computers may soon have the ability to break its codes.
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And earlier this year, some Nintendo Switch purchases were missing tracking codes.
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People can also scan QR codes and pay merchants for their purchases.
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But you know the value, if you look at the rate codes.
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The camera can automatically scan QR codes, or recognize text in documents.
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It's hard to pinpoint the exact moment QR codes became a joke.
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Before that, though, QR codes seemed like a window to the future.
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I don't think deep learning will ever help me break cryptographic codes.
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Beggars printed out QR codes and set them out on the street.
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Trusting Trump with nuclear codes Not everyone is comfortable with the prospect.
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And rightly so, QR codes are a great way to exchange information.
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Nevertheless, discriminatory dress codes remain commonplace in some sectors of the economy.
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WIRED mapped the 250 zip codes contributing the most to each candidate.
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And they'll recoil at the idea of him holding the nuclear codes.
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No more entering pesky codes—look at your phone, and you're in.
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It's the way society codes these narratives that has more obviously changed.
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Board members have attended harassment training sessions and updated codes of conduct.
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For businesses, Facebook is obviously also launching tools to generate these codes.
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Venmo is not the first to implement QR codes in its app.
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Ring's version will support codes sent over text messages, the company said.
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Their goal is to replace American legal codes with Islamic law (Sharia).
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And yes, Friend Codes are still a terrible way to do things.
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Here's a shortcut to viewing your backup codes on Google and Facebook.
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It allows users to pay for purchases by simply scanning QR codes.
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Those teeny little fingers are within twitching distance of the nuclear codes.
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There are a number of advantages QR codes have over NFC tags.
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Companies can set dress codes but their exact legal status is disputed.
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A full list of associated codes is available on the FDA's website.
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Rana Gujral is the CEO of TiZE Neckties embedded with QR codes.
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In fact, there are plenty of unwritten dress codes in Los Angeles.
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Instead, it is an aqueous suspension of the genetic codes of life.
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The guys from Cheat Codes are going to remember Demi Lovato forever.
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You'll notice that the gauntlet has stickers with unique codes on it.
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All we know for sure is that it's not the nuclear codes.
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This had to involve a redefinition of the codes and the silhouette.
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Don't bother memorizing the old-school radio shorthand known as 10 codes.
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Some cities have building codes tougher than the state's, but that's rare.
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Reddit doesn't offer support for hardware tokens or codes sent over SMS.
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You can also earn new Host Codes to add to your arsenal.
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HANNITY: Never -- JARRETT: Show me in the criminal codes where this exists.
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I'd say dress codes are definitely more discriminatory to girls than guys.
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Microsoft is adding QR codes to its Blue Screen of Death (BSOD).
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Options including high schools, colleges, airports, states, cities, neighborhoods, and ZIP codes.
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I mean, really, what is next, putting nuclear codes in Instagram DMs?
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Most states have tied their tax codes closely to the federal code.
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Under Islamic State, life was strictly regulated, Hamidi said, including dress codes.
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Hijab have also caused some controversy in regards to school dress codes.
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And, of course, there are schools that still enforce totally sexist codes.
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The recalled UPC codes are 8663 2866 2600 and 22681 4800000245 7.
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Though some cities use nine character codes, others use more or fewer.
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"Nima Codes is a cross-border and language-agnostic solution," he said.
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Whoever invented dress codes must have had a strong sense of humor.
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The kind of person who could carry the nuclear codes with aplomb.
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Another is never far from his country's nuclear codes, even at briefings.
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The recall is limited to certain production codes, which FDA listed online.
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Be sure you check out Amazon and promo codes before you buy.
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Avoid them: Don't buy plastic products with recycling codes 3 and 7.
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Players have to grab eight codes that work for one specific silo.
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Now here's one key to understanding women in Iran: Islamic dress codes.
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However, in this case, the codes are aimed at Facebook's business customers.
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It's an environment where brilliant, inane dogmas flourish, arcane codes are spoken.
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These historically racist legal codes date back to the days of Prohibition.
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But whose job is it to make sure building codes are followed?
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At any given moment, cheat codes were a quick Google search away.
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That could also include proper enforcement of building codes and product labeling.
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And sometimes, especially around Black Friday Week, you will find doorbuster codes.
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Is he really the guy you want to have the nuclear codes?
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If his identity is revealed in those codes, we don't know it.
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When emancipation finally came, so did the Black Codes and Jim Crow.
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A hacker would then need your actual phone to get the codes.
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There is no reception and guests are emailed door and room codes.
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And those unwritten codes do not really translate to other baseball cultures.
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Typically, the state develops some sample codes, and school districts adopt one.
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To avoid litigation, more school districts have implemented gender-neutral dress codes.
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Building codes changed after entire communities were blown away by Hurricane Andrew.
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The new building codes include updates to building ventilation and lighting standards.
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There was a time when distinctions among formal dress codes were significant.
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It involved inputting a series of forms and links and security codes.
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Plus, keep reading to find exclusive coupon codes just for Refinery29 readers.
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The place where all three codes intersect is the UN Security Council.
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Codes could cover everything from building materials, to location, to energy efficiency.
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For a full list of country codes, check out this helpful guide.
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In zip codes, economic segregation is increasing even as racial segregation declines.
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In general, local noise codes tend to be either qualitative or quantitative.
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The ticket codes are available on a first come, first serve basis.
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Doctors, lawyers and accountants all police their professions with codes of ethics.
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The President holds the nuclear codes which could start a unimaginable war.
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Mission Lifeline tweeted that they are "in full respect" of conduct codes.
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In both cases the targeted export codes cover unwrought metal and scrap.
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New codes of conduct for lawyers and judges were put into place.
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GOV for the U.S. government, and the many country codes, such as .
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Those moves satisfied the city's public ethics codes regarding conflicts of interest.
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The photographs also evoke the cultural codes born out of the streets.
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Those issued green codes are free to move about as they please.
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Tax codes are as much about values as they are about accounting.
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Other states with coupled tax codes have moved to disentangle as well.
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But, as it turned out, the codes weren't enough on their own.
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And fears about gang dress continue to permeate school dress codes today.
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The penal codes of Austria and India also prohibit blasphemy, for instance.
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Not only did he decide that Redbox can happily continue selling the download codes at a bargain price, but he explained to Disney that its stipulation that "codes are not for sale or transfer" doesn't constitute a contract.
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In 2011, through a breakthrough experiment conducted on rats trained to push a lever, he demonstrated he could record the initial memory codes, feed them into an algorithm, and then send stronger codes back into the rats' brains.
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As other features get copied by Facebook on its mobile apps (including Instagram), Snapchat continues to feature Snap codes prominently; just last week, Snapchat started allowing users to create custom Snap codes that can link directly to websites.
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Plenty of packaging already includes QR codes, but those don't provide a very elegant experience: you need to have an app that reads QR codes, open that app, then scan the code before being directed to a webpage.
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To determine its ranking of America's richest ZIP codes, Bloomberg evaluated IRS data for ZIP codes with over 200 tax returns as of the 2016 filing season and with 500 residential households, according to the latest census tally.
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In Illinois, 33 of the 34 companies we analyzed were charging at least 10 percent more, on average, for the same safe driver in zip codes where most residents are minorities than in other comparably risky zip codes.
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Twitter today introduced QR codes into its apps for iOS and Android, because not having QR codes was Twitter's biggest existential threat as a business and the main reason that no one ever followed anyone on the service.
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