Hunger is connected to money, weapons are connected to money.
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I'm connected to her, and now I'm connected to them.
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That's the assumed burden that's connected to the poor, connected to people of color, and connected to people who're outliers in our community.
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Everything connected to the internet will be connected to the mirrorworld.
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"We have a steering computer in every greenhouse connected to our weather station, connected to our model PC computer, which is connected to the internet," he said.
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That's how I'm connected to the land and how that's connected to my work.
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Freedom of movement isn't exactly an option when you're wearing a vision-restricting headset connected to a box connected to a computer connected to your TV or monitor.
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But he has multiple projects going on, some connected to tennis, some connected to the art gallery he owns in Downtown Manhattan, and some connected to other things.
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It is connected to a computer, but also connected to its own network and server.
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Sometimes the hose is connected to the water mains, other times it's connected to the sewer.
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"Am I connected to a big story or am I connected to human beings?" she asked.
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"It's all connected to a computer system, and that is connected to the network, which is connected to the internet, so I see a way it can be accessed remotely," he said.
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ES&S has long insisted that election-management systems are air-gapped—that is, not connected to the internet or connected to any other system that is connected to the internet—and the company insists to Motherboard that the diagram it provided isn't showing them connected to the internet.
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This simple task is often frustrating with Bluetooth headphones that want to stay connected to multiple devices, which sometimes means they're not connected to the devices you want them to be connected to.
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A way to reconvene and regroup together in a place where we feel we're connected to our own history, connected to our emotions, connected to what it is to be a community together.
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I think it's connected to urbanization, connected to the fact that democracy is what people are coming to expect.
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Some of the players were connected to just one other person, but most were connected to three or more.
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The inverter is a metal box connected to a meter, which in turn is connected to the utility's electric grid.
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How do we build everything programmatically so you're connected to the warehousing management systems, so you're connected to the TMS sites.
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"His comment connected to Ghazala Khan is connected to two things," he said Monday on MSNBC, referring to the mother of Capt.
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They feel very connected to it and the reason they feel connected to it is because it's actually happening inside of them.
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HUD devices designed to be connected to the car's computer are most often connected to a port accessed under the steering wheel.
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Smartphones connected to the car, and those not connected to the car, can also track your activities, including any texting while driving.
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For example, it lets employees access office servers that aren't connected to the internet, as you're all connected to the same private network.
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Web encryption like HTTPS will hide what you do once you've connected to a domain — they can see a user connected to NYTimes.
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In an all-in-one printer, one side is connected to the phone line and the other side is connected to the network.
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"So everything that happened purely happened because someone would connect it to someone who was connected to someone who's connected to someone else."
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"It feels special because it's more connected to the climate of the times, more connected to what my contemporaries are doing," Barnes said.
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Hussle's music was deeply connected to his history with the Rollin' 60s, a group connected to the Crips largely based out of Crenshaw.
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"We have memories and associations that are connected to all of those things that make houses so heavily connected to ourselves," he said.
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Interestingly, the hackers had seemingly connected to Wi-Fi networks called Jok3r and mb_1986; both names that are connected to previous Iranian hacking campaigns.
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CNN's recent rise is very much connected to the Trump presidency and the unique viewer interest in all things connected to this White House.
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If I was connected to a network or constantly using the phone or constantly connected to WiFi, the battery would have been eaten up.
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You'll often find that devices connected to a traditional extender get half the internet speeds than if they were connected to your main router.
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Some weapons systems are connected to external networks of subcontractors while other systems are connected to non-networked systems that connect to the internet.
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I know from long experience that policing is most effective when the officers feel connected to the community and the community feels connected to them.
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I felt connected to the world in a way I never had before, connected to another human being, someone who could fully understand me. Finally.
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It makes me more present, when I feel like I am connected to who I am, and I'm connected to the body that I am in.
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Casinos in these countries are also connected to national banking systems, which are in turn connected to the regional banking hubs of Singapore and Hong Kong.
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The earbuds, which use Bluetooth 5.0, can be connected to one device at a time (some Bose headphones can be connected to multiple devices at once).
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The concept here is the same: that the gut is connected to the brain and the brain is connected to the gut; it's a two-way road.
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The stock lightning port is connected to this deconstructed dongle, which is connected to the DIY headphone port, which sits in the empty space beneath the Taptic Engine.
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For Paris, she likes feeling connected to "mama gaia" and finds that nudity is how she feels connected to humanity - and also her plants, since she gardens skyclad!
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And these edge control points now are sensors, cameras, cars, buildings, our computers, and all of these things are being connected to the cloud, connected to the internet.
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Or will the on-court action become a group effort in which players are connected to their brain trusts like the rest of us are connected to Google?
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In a statement, the Highlander Center said it found a symbol "connected to the white power movement" spray-painted on the parking lot connected to the main office.
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"Canadian art has always had an interesting position where we're somewhat connected to the United States but we're also connected to Europe and also on our own," he concluded.
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Our top priority is keeping you connected to the people, places and things you want to be connected to — starting with the people you are friends with on Facebook.
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Part of the mission of diversity programs, she says, is to help employees feel connected to the company culture and connected to the larger mission of inclusion and belonging.
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"I see as either straight espionage if Guccifer is not connected to Russia or influence operations trying to influence an election if Guccifer is connected to Russia," Healey said.
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What we don't realize is that there are other goals: goals to feel safe and goals to feel connected to other people and connected to the world around us.
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One sample included 220,913 students who were connected to at least one other student through a friendship and another included 4,904 students who were connected to at least one sibling.
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"You took tens of thousands of devices that were never threat-modeled, designed, implemented to be connected to anything, and you forced them to be connected to everything," Corman said.
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But like how your Apple Watch needs to be connected to your iPhone for all the heavy lifting, your contact lenses would also need to be connected to your smartphone.
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AND I THINK MOST PEOPLE -- FOR MOST PEOPLE IT RESONATES, YES, YOU NEED TO BE CONNECTED TO EMPLOYEES, YOU NEED TO BE CONNECTED TO CLIENTS, YOUR COMMUNITIES THAT YOU OPERATE.
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And is the answer connected to the eerie premonitions and visitations that begin to afflict people connected to the case, including the wives of Anderson and Maitland (Winningham and Nicholson)?
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This works in another way, too, one born of a potential SOTS's momentum—even if people don't feel connected to the song, they can feel connected to others by it.
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This physical, tabletop version of Pong looks sort of like an air hockey table but the paddles and ball are actually connected to mechanical arms, which are connected to a computer.
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Though the company has exposed espionage hacking operations believed to be connected to U.S. and Britain, it also has exposed the still-active "Turla" group believed to be connected to Russia.
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Make sure the mobile device or tablet you're using is connected to the same Wi-Fi as your Google Home, and make sure your Chromecast is connected to the TV.2.
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He wants a party that is less tied to Wall Street and more connected to Main Street, less in the bubble and more connected to working people and to independent voters.
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This is not connected to the weather in Arizona.
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They're so connected to Instagram or —— EW: Oh, wait!
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After a close election, employment growth in firms connected to the winners is nine percentage points higher than in those connected to losers, suggesting that the "winning" firms gobble up market share.
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Similarly, Samsung's Galaxy Buds perform best when they are connected to a Galaxy smartphone, and Microsoft's Surface Buds will have the most functionality when they are connected to a Windows 10 computer.
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A single Wi-Fi 6 laptop connected to a Wi-Fi 6 router may only be slightly faster than a single Wi-Fi 5 laptop connected to a Wi-Fi 5 router.
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Always follow the same sets while looking for cheap ticket It was like above $2000 when i was connected to Malaysia and when I was connected to Detroit it was under $600.
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In the below image, the lower receiver is the part connected to the pistol grip, while the upper receiver is the detached portion above it connected to the barrel of the gun.
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In the past two years a group of researchers in Israel has become highly adept at stealing data from air-gapped computers—those machines prized by hackers that, for security reasons, are never connected to the internet or connected to other machines that are connected to the internet, making it difficult to extract data from them.
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The groups are connected to the broader Atomwaffen Division and its affiliated network, which is a well-known American hate group connected to five killings in the US. Several posts connected to the same network on Gab are even more explicit, calling on sympathizers to join local neo-Nazi affiliates and commit violence against Jewish and Muslim communities.
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"We wanted anything connected to the net to connect to anything else connected to the net," explains Vint Cerf, one of the engineers who developed the communication protocols (he now works for Google).
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Mr. Fisher is a former economist at the Institute for Energy Research, a right-leaning policy organization connected to Charles G. Koch, the ultraconservative billionaire whose fortune is connected to oil and petrochemicals.
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And most new cars are now connected to the Internet.
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More than 3,000 devices connected to it on Sunday alone.
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My TV is connected to likely every film ever made.
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"I want to feel that I'm connected to the past."
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The virus is connected to a neurological birth disorder, microcephaly.
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Each of us wore headphones connected to our flight controllers.
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I think she's actually not that emotionally connected to it.
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He also has denied being connected to Russian intelligence agencies.
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That's why people, I think, are so connected to it.
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More connected to the solstice than even humans are plants.
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And they're so connected to us, they're like, 'What's wrong?
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Police have not named any suspects connected to the shooting.
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Delaware's life is far from connected to Russian propaganda efforts.
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VICE: You're obviously connected to the history of Ted Bundy.
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It seems everything at CES is connected to the Internet.
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It's unclear if Hutchins' arrest is connected to that seizure.
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Some of the parts, they realized, connected to other parts.
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Among them were people connected to the terrorist group Hezbollah.
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How is a project like this connected to Istanbul, though?
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The server is no longer connected to internet, it says.
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I feel like I've always been very connected to Tommy.
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The lobes are connected to the nipple by milk ducts.
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Odebrecht has admitted to paying bribes connected to the project.
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Of them, not every device is connected to the internet.
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Bethenny Frankel is now loosely connected to the royal family.
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Researchers believed dementia is primarily connected to longer life expectancy.
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The Focals are connected to your phone via an app.
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"Anyone potentially connected to it should be worried," he added.
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It's not clear if he is connected to the shooting.
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No word on if it is connected to previous shootings.
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More charges connected to Pope's death are expected, WKRN reports.
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This enables faster charging when connected to higher amperage chargers.
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They will all be connected to each other as well.
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Police believe the shooting may be connected to gang violence.
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But payments from those connected to the foundation didn't stop.
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Questions like: Is this connected to his other legal dramas?
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It felt familiar and connected to nature and natural processes.
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Political turmoil connected to the elections has hurt Kenya's economy.
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When connected to the lines, they run completely on electricity.
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I feel connected to the people who write to me.
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But the U.S. remains deeply connected to global oil markets.
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They do not believe the shooting is connected to terrorism.
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The "BrightStage" string seems connected to this auto HDR feature.
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"We wanted to feel connected to the outside," Hill says.
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"I wanted you to feel connected to people," said Lennon.
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The company denied that the decision was connected to Brexit.
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A botulism case has never been connected to edible consumption.
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This used spheres, filled with nitrogen, connected to each wheel.
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You feel more connected to people because they're right there.
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The speakers are connected to an app on your phone.
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It's not connected to your home in any meaningful way.
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You connected to it, the material, the story, the character.
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It is unclear if the user is connected to Gorka.
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Maybe this connected to why I feel especially calm lately.
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I am not that connected to the scene these days.
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Few food celebrities want to be connected to him publicly.
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A drone connected to a power supply can fly indefinitely.
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It was unclear if the departures were connected to Greyball.
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Friday's conviction is the second trial connected to the bombing.
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How are these crunchy little delights connected to Theo's clusters?
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He was also connected to the crime via DNA evidence.
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Delays mean none have yet been connected to the grid.
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The first is connected to vultures' place in the ecosystem.
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And Brent is umbilically connected to a declining oil province.
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This feels connected to net neutrality, at least in spirit.
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"My mood swings are definitely connected to games," he said.
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It was almost as if she connected to the spirit.
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Instead she began feeling calm, and more connected to nature.
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Myself and my daughter, we're connected to Robert the person.
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That illusion is connected to the magic of making movies.
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I really did feel connected to Chase in that moment.
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Connected to that, probably, is lack of funding for research.
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His Congressional supporters want evidence connected to an ongoing investigation.
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Israel says the protesters are dangerous and connected to Hamas.
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That subscription keeps the collar connected to a cell network.
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So you think you're connected to … KS: The coffee shop.
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His doctors determined the clot was connected to brain cancer.
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The attacks might have been connected to a dispute between
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Liberia is connected to the internet via one single cable.
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Korean Air Lines was not connected to the Park scandal.
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Only around 30 percent of Afghanistan is connected to electricity.
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"People still feel very connected to the creators," Tu said.
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Keswin: It would need to be connected to your skills.
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Each life lost or saved is connected to us all.
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Farrow ended up finding out more details connected to Gigliotti.
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"I didn't feel connected to the divine there," he said.
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Ensure your Fitbit is connected to the phone via Bluetooth.
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But May was also connected to the Party's traditional side.
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Iran, which in turn connected to sea trade with India.
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The Ben & Jerry's company was not connected to the release.
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And they will be connected to each other as well.
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On Friday, the only other item connected to the Sept.
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The work needs to be connected to a higher purpose.
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"Hot wallet" is connected to the internet, for daily transactions.
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Whether that past is connected to his killing is unclear.
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The phone would have to be connected to the Internet.
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Of those, 338 were connected to a single large outbreak.
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There's also a zoom switch connected to the shutter button.
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We can only think that it's connected to his illness.
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He met people connected to Steven Spielberg through the job.
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Numerous radiators are connected to a single source of steam.
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Modern infrastructure is connected to computers — creating brand new threats.
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Namely, by developing technologies for people connected to Puerto Rico.
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You were just as connected to her at one point.
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Greer recommends getting connected to your local lawmaker at BattleForTheNet.com.
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Computers that connected to the server had Chinese language settings.
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"It makes you feel really connected to people," he adds.
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It is the first reported death connected to the storm.
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Is the lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya actually connected to the Kremlin?
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The outbreak is believed to be connected to ground beef.
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It's unclear whether the students were connected to those holes.
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Male sex workers' issues are connected to homophobia and biphobia.
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Mr. Ntshona's theatrical career was inextricably connected to Mr. Kani's.
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He said one woman connected to Lakdim had been arrested.
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Immune problems have been connected to vaping anecdotally for years.
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He also liked staying connected to his classmates through sports.
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Worries for children were most closely connected to psychological distress.
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How might this be connected to the idea of resilience?
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"I feel far more connected to my body," she said.
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There are localized reliability issues, mainly connected to grid congestion.
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One growth headache was connected to Uber's biggest investor, SoftBank.
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Connected to a vancomycin drip, I argued with my doctor.
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Being out there, I feel more connected to my community.
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The tragic curse is closely connected to the professional blessing.
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That could be worrisome for people connected to the inauguration.
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Reginald Dwayne Betts, still connected to 237, my state number.
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Companies connected to Mr. Zamel also have ties to Russia.
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The mirror can also be connected to an Apple Watch.
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Even as a scientist, Pasteur remained closely connected to art.
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It's so connected to who we are as a country.
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Kelly was connected to the earth, selling an insistent masculinity.
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Each participant wears an outfit connected to their personal history.
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The second indoor kitchen is connected to a game room.
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Afterlife is not connected to the 2016 reboot of Ghostbusters.
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We need to feel positively connected to those around us.
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The production feels connected to the place, sidewalk and soil.
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Among those, 39 were connected to a church called Shincheonji.
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Policymakers don't want to deal with anyone connected to ISIS.
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The police have identified three people connected to the attack.
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I'm connected to them because of our shared racial identity.
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I still feel very connected to the people called Methodists.
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In his testimony, he denied any wrongdoing connected to Russia.
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Each night we strap on masks connected to CPAP machines.
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How do you stay connected to the culture and motherland?
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It was his seventh arrest connected to protesting bear hunts.
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How are your own habits connected to larger environmental problems?
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I revoked access from all apps connected to my account.
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The proposed ban has affected those connected to other films.
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The second motivating factor is closely connected to the first.
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So far nothing has been definitively connected to the event.
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B is belonging, we want to feel connected to others.
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Indeed, as prescribing fell, deaths connected to illicit opioids skyrocketed.
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New developments there have to be connected to sewer lines.
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The two leases were seemingly not connected to each other.
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Berlin was also connected to some kind of celestial sphere.
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I feel connected to myself and to my loved ones.
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Do you think those things are connected to your reporting?
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It wasn't exactly hard to feel connected to the disenfranchised.
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Multiple sources connected to the singer confirmed he had passed.
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If it's connected to the internet, it can be hacked.
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By default, Robin is set to backup data only when connected to a power source and connected to Wi-Fi—that's to prevent backups from killing your battery or blowing through your data plan.
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According to Kaspersky's account, the company had been tracking malware tools connected to a hacking collective that's come to be known as the Equation Group, which is thought to be connected to the NSA.
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A previous Motherboard investigation found that miliant neo-Nazi groups connected to Atomwaffen Division—a violent American hate group connected to several murders—was using Minds as a platform for recruiting and spreading propaganda.
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These have multiple sensors, and are connected to either analog, digital or UART ports of a base shield, which is in turn connected to a IoT board with data being transferred through SIM cards.
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The two devices don't have to be connected to each other; both just have to be connected to a local Wi-Fi network, and all of the processing happens in the cloud, Amazon says.
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In one exchange, Harvey appears to pass along Nunes' contact information two days before the Intelligence Committee's impeachment report indicated that a phone connected to Nunes made contact with a phone connected to Parnas.
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I'm in denial about it because I'm so connected to it.
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The victims were all connected to the James H. Drew carnival.
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I always leave these gatherings feeling more connected to my community.
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Today, roughly 10 percent of automobiles are connected to the web.
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TMZ Sports spoke with multiple people directly connected to the situation.
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The Tesla app is connected to the car in real time.
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They are outside the uranium industry, but inextricably connected to it.
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Why do you think the kids connected to trap so much?
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We may even lose ourselves and feel connected to something larger.
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The bank's system was connected to SWIFT global bank payment network.
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OctoPrint is connected to a printer, complete with motors and heaters.
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How are James and the Kennedy family connected to Lisa Vanderpump?
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In some narrow passages they were connected to only one diver.
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CARTER: Which could be connected to the Russians, by the way.
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North Korea's domestic internet is not connected to the outside world.
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Sex was never about me wanting to feel connected to someone.
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I didn't feel connected to my body or to anyone else.
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Sources connected to Bruno's tour -- slated to kick off in Sept.
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Then, basically what happened is we got connected to Mark [Zuckerberg].
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You're connected to all these people, but you're not really connected.
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She found it helps her stay connected to her late dad.
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The chin is connected to the removable battery, which snaps off.
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In that case, there's no display connected to your Mac Mini.
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"Leadership will feel connected to everybody in the business," he said.
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But why did anyone feel connected to its destruction so intimately?
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Hackers have long toyed with printers connected to the wider internet.
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Calls to phone numbers connected to Carney's wife were not returned.
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We've discovered a massive scheme connected to 125 apps and websites.
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Police believe the station intruder was also connected to the arson.
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The video contained imagery connected to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Anything connected to a drain has the potential of flooding. 3.
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Maslovskiy has said he was not connected to the two investors.
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That page constantly posts articles connected to health spammers in Pakistan.
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Staying connected to the military community is important to the sisters.
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Perhaps a little too giddy for something so connected to slavery?
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Much like Opti, it also uses cloud technology connected to valves.
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Similar initial ransomware infections have been connected to later ransomware attacks.
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This comes after yet another Perez blunder connected to debate rules.
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I don't know...I just never connected to collars, I guess.
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Researchers believe it was nuclear activity connected to the black hole.
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Its USB-C cable is flush when connected to the base.
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That tube was connected to a feeding pump beside her Isolette.
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How much we move is connected to how much we eat.
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He also believes it to be connected to law enforcement activity.
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That's likely to be something connected to trade and/or immigration.
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It must be something they did, something connected to their being.
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Surprisingly, this doesn't make you feel less connected to your horse.
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Headphones keep us connected to our favorite music, podcasts, and audiobooks.
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He has also been connected to former reality star Jon Gosselin.
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Together, these three aspects could be connected to surface features below.
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Colombia has reported 350 cases of the condition connected to Zika.
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The shooting was not connected to the church, despite earlier reports.
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And the U.S. nuclear arsenal isn't even connected to a network.
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I feel so connected to the characters because I know them.
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A man connected to Harding's ex-husband, and thus Harding herself.
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How much we eat is connected to how much we move.
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That mute button is connected to the microphone with analog electronics.
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It's unclear whether Sanders' departure is connected to the recent controversy.
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The bedrooms have various speakers connected to older A/V receivers.
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In Pennsylvania, precinct voting systems are never connected to the internet.
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The device is connected to the vagus nerve in the neck.
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Anything that uses internet technology is connected to an internal network.
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The partnership has contracted with 27 networks connected to 3,700 hospitals.
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I hate that, but it makes me feel connected to them.
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He has also been connected to former reality star Jon Gosselin.
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B is Belonging, we like to feel connected to other people.
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The sunburst connected to religious salvation; the olive branch symbolized peace.
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"I'm actually connected to yarn in two different ways," she says.
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On Minds, social media profiles connected to these groups maintained accounts.
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It depends on how the neurons are connected to each other.
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Ford is not aware of any accidents connected to this recall.
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Make sure you're connected to a secure, fast Wi-Fi network.
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There's a lot of fantasy connected to me, I know that.
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I definitely want to stay connected to soccer in some way.
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Hot wallets are connected to the internet, therefore vulnerable to hacking.
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"This franchise of Daesh is connected to the parent organization," Gen.
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The spokeswoman said LeShi's trading halt was not connected to LeSports.
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Glaciers connected to the deeper waters are melting at faster rates.
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Text takeaction218pr to 22018 to be connected to your elected officials.
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You shouldn't have to be rich or well-connected to serve.
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Just exactly how Elliot is connected to Ray is never mentioned.
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He was connected to a mobile cooling unit the entire time.
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Sources connected to Jackie say she was "sleep driving" on Ambien.
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The hospice is connected to a hospital where Joe was admitted.
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Basically, the four-cylinder has two electric motors connected to it.
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It's there but we're not connected to it, not reading it.
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Instead, it just stays connected to the one that's far away.
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In reality, it was a hidden web address connected to malware.
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Not all Orpak gas stations are directly connected to the internet.
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That may be connected to the global growth slowdown, he said.
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So even all our light bulbs are connected to an app.
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It's more difficult to remain slow and connected to the breath.
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Any device connected to a Wi-Fi network could be affected.
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Recently, I attended an off-site event connected to my job.
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I wondered whether this might be connected to my liberal worldview.
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But its silence may be connected to Mr. Dimon's next statement.
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Within days, he said, a priest connected to the Resistance arrived.
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Nearly every infrastructure project connected to the games is under investigation.
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But the biggest one — Was it connected to a terror plot?
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Here, the embassy is connected to the house, which is great.
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Koch Foods is not connected to billionaire mega-donor Charles Koch.
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Police are outside an address connected to Ramos in Laurel, Maryland.
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It was unclear whether the burglary was connected to Sunday's shooting.
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The people who signed multiple ballots are loosely connected to Dowless.
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Uber also spent heavily on driver rewards connected to its IPO.
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Those events and insecurities were then connected to his sexual attractions.
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Clinton, including a claim that an F.B.I. agent connected to Mrs.
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All of a sudden, I was connected to a magical world.
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Nearly every infrastructure project connected to the Games is under investigation.
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Meanwhile, the Democratic Party has grown less connected to its voters.
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Those connected to Tate and Polanski's clique became consumed by paranoia.
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Will Kate Moss's character be connected to Carol in some way?
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Meeting Trump It was there that he was connected to Trump.
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Some of the steam enters the radiators connected to the circuit.
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Finally, they'd located a home address connected to the Menhaz account.
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Is this phenomenon in any way analogous or connected to #PizzaGate?
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The ovens were connected to the chimney by an underground canal.
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I like Stella the most, and it's connected to Bar Stella.
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We felt alive and connected to a shitty Kinkade landscape cliche.
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I've often made pilgrimages to sites connected to my literary heroes.
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We are connected to our values, and we will defend them.
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It'll use the payment method connected to your Apple ID account.
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With that display, computer kiosks connected to the What Is Missing?
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It wasn't only that she had grown up connected to ballet.
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And where, and what, and how things were connected to it.
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Firstly, make sure that your Google account is connected to Chrome.
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It appears to be spreading through facilities connected to health systems.
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Text CRISIS to 741741 to be connected to a crisis counselor.
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Someone gave López a handset connected to the vehicle's outside speakers.
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Certain pieces of malware also connected to common sets of servers.
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Connected to the kitchen is a butler's pantry with Caesarstone countertops.
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They are determined to stay connected to their roots and traditions.
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"We suspected this was connected to us," Abu Mohammed told me.
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But, as Golan explains, surveillance is closely connected to physical violence.
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Right away, audiences connected to the quirky story of mass generosity.
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Anglin isn't the only prominent American extremist connected to Gersh's case.
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Perhaps it's a research institute connected to a headquarters campus elsewhere.
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I have never met Julian Assange or anyone connected to him.
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The police received more than 5,000 tips connected to the case.
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Everyone I know is connected to someone who has nothing left.
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It was unclear if that fire was connected to the others.
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It was unclear whether that fire was connected to the others.
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Suddenly there I was, immediately connected to my friends and colleagues.
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Each performer is connected to a biofeed that monitors brain activity.
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All three of the Virginia cases are connected to international travel.
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It helps me feel connected to my community and not isolated.
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However, Scaramucci insists the rumors were not connected to his demise.
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And these stories in my paintings are connected to larger stories.
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I write down words connected to the topic and the article.
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You can go to college and stay connected to your boyfriend.
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As the name suggests, the merchandise is all connected to salt.
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As a human being I immediately connected to the rhythmic movement.
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The product does not exist without an emotion connected to it.
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It flows into a casual eating area connected to the kitchen.
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People have to realize that homelessness is connected to housing prices.
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I felt connected to it, but couldn't tell if it fit.
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I felt so connected to my ancestors for the first time.
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You feel connected to something when you're part of something visually.
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They help fans feel more connected to the action, he said.
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"Numerous matters connected to the 2016 election remain unresolved," Goodlatte said.
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It's unclear how the people were connected to the missing girl.
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The speaker's Bluetooth easily connected to favorite music via our phones.
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WASHINGTON — The FBI arrested a man connected to former Democratic Rep.
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This still signifies that 1984 is connected to the Hotel world.
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And how are the internships connected to the broader job market?
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Murphy's advice is deeply connected to the concept of emotional intelligence.
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How do you stay connected to the culture and the motherland?
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Of course, YG's SUV was recently connected to a murder case.
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We also prohibit voting machines from being connected to the internet.
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You really feel connected to something much, much vaster than yourself.
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Police have said Kuciak's death was probably connected to his reporting.
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GEHRY They're going to be more intimately connected to the music.
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In the boat they found items connected to McLeod and Schmegelsky.
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"Books need to be connected to the digital world," he said.
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Instead of sitting behind bars, he was connected to intense treatment.
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In America, so many of us feel connected to our origins.
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It is unclear if Lafferty's move is connected to the email.
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The revelation came during a hearing connected to the FBI raids.
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Mostly, their causes have been connected to food and farming issues.
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"I've always felt connected to the spiritual world," Ms. Aiche said.
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Staying connected to others has evolved as a human survival skill.
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Which has kept me connected to both of them, however dutifully.
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Lucky women are connected to a rich web of women friends.
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Ibrahim said the release was not connected to any wider swap.
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Calibra will be connected to Facebook messaging platforms Messenger and WhatsApp.
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Circular sensors also lie on the floor, connected to each strip.
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Ev was at Google and I got connected to Biz first.
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It's when they feel connected to the real person who died.
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It's connected to the whole tenderness thing I was talking about.
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Or will you always need to be connected to a sensor?
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Surrealism stays connected to the struggle, and isn't exclusionary or racist.
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Why do I need my coffee maker connected to the internet?
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Before, each device could be connected to only one Google account.
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LG: Right, or has connected to some third-party app. Exactly.
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For the last 220 years or so, at the onset of the internet of things, there's the phenomenon of "We put a chip in it," where somebody takes something that absolutely does not need to be connected to a smartphone or connected to the internet and makes it connected to the internet, and now it's just better, just magically better.
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A source connected to Brooklyn's Soulfrito Fest 2018 tells us ... 6ix9ine will no longer be performing at the show due to an ongoing police investigation of a shooting at the venue connected to the rapper's manager.
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Going by the law of Lil Wayne being connected to every rapper ever and multiplying it by the law of Snoop Dogg also being connected to every rapper ever, there's obviously a link between the two.
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Oh yeah: A previous Motherboard investigation found that militant neo-Nazi groups connected to Atomwaffen Division—a violent American hate group connected to several murders—was using Minds as a platform for recruiting and spreading propaganda.
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Find My Tracking a lost smartphone or tablet is easier when it's perpetually connected to a cellphone network, but much harder on a MacBook when it's only periodically connected to a limited range wi-fi network.
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On Friday, a panel of experts tasked by the DOH to determine if the drug was directly connected to the deaths of 14 recipients of the vaccine found it may have been connected to three deaths.
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Instead of a new Samsung phone attached to an ethernet cable and an Xbox controller, I was using the Stadia controller connected to a Pixelbook which was connected to ethernet and to a 4K set via HDMI.
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"I'm a big believer in this notion of sort of appliances, that there'll be lots of little things that are connected to the internet ... There'll be a whole bunch of things sort of connected to the network."
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The science of recent decades also taught us that small, sometimes dry streams and wetlands are connected to small permanent streams, which are connected to and affect the quality of larger streams, rivers, estuaries and the oceans.
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There are a lot of things that say he was a bad guy ... there's a lot of reports out there that he was connected to the Muslim Brotherhood, reports that he was connected to Osama bin Laden.
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The one connected to what we're seeing — a pet being brutally abandoned — or the one connected to what we're hearing, which is a jaunty musical theme meant to convey the essence of a cat's mystery and inscrutability?
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Security cameras connected to Apple's HomeKit system will encrypt your video feeds.
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It's important they feel connected to the communities in which they live.
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It is unknown whether the raid is connected to the bomb investigation.
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It's hard to imagine people who are more connected to the water.
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They're "usually very sensual, very connected to themselves, very peaceful," says Gat.
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It sounds like these new movies won't be connected to the MCU.
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After they're set, the bracelets work without being connected to a smartphone.
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Men connected to skating rival Tonya Harding were charged with the attack.
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Phones do not need to be connected to the subway's wifi network.
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It included families, civilians, grandparents and children -- all connected to the military.
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Because I also like being connected to an audience or to people.
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She's longing to be connected to the real lives of real humans.
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And in 2016, kids live on mobile devices connected to the Internet.
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We are able now to be connected to all of our countrymen.
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Doing crimes on devices that are connected to the internet is dumber.
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Is Bran's status as the Three-Eyed Raven connected to the trees?
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So I really connected to Jake—maybe more than in the books.
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The accounts may be connected to the Internet Research Agency, Facebook said.
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Food is about farms and fishing and should be connected to that.
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Is the rhetoric connected to it by these people on the left?
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The students are much more connected to the world and speak English.
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Carry is also connected to a 4G network for accurate location tracking.
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This is not to say his family is connected to the shootings.
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Spotify was on and my headphones were still connected to my phone.
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If this can be connected to Epstein, this is terrible for him.
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Dana Rohrabacher, is directly connected to the reviled Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
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"And people in the business will feel more connected to the leadership."
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Can I do it and be connected to the third X-Wing?
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District 9 existed because it was an allegory directly connected to apartheid.
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Police have not said whether the bodies are connected to the gunman.
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It found it may have been connected to the deaths of three.
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To be connected to a random Swede, call +46 771 793 336.
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Depends on whether or not that lightbulb is connected to Wi-Fi.
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This allows them to be more connected to me through the product.
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But other networks connected to Hardwick have yet to make a statement.
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It's a cold storage wallet, meaning it's not connected to the internet.
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Sater communicated with Russian bankers, developers, and officials connected to the Kremlin.
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So, the resulting number, eight, is spiritually and symbolically connected to today.
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For instance, how is opioid abuse connected to social media and bullying?
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How is the president connected to the cop in his patrol car?
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The sisters felt connected to these celebrities on a spiritual level, too.
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Vaginal forms of hormone therapy didn't appear connected to Alzheimer's disease risk.
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I built a chain of people who were connected to each other.
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Oh right, because they are forever connected to those characters and moments.
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The review unit I was testing was connected to a Pro account.
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Both control everything in your house that's connected to the central hub.
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None of this is a concern when you're connected to Wi-Fi.
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It also revoked the visas of 77 officials connected to Mr Maduro.
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It "helps people feel connected to something greater than themselves," Maddux said.
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It helped him feel a bit more connected to the outside world.
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Just be sure you're connected to your WiFi when you're using it.
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"Honestly, I do feel connected to those other fights," Foytlin told me.
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When you call, ask to be connected to your senator or representative.
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In total, he may be connected to at least seven homicides. 5.
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They did not say if it was connected to the bomb threat.
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Each of them were connected to the adult by a single thread.
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Tasers fire two darts connected to the stun gun by thin wires.
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If you like being more connected to the action, though, don't worry.
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They don't feel very connected to any presidential campaign in this race.
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A source directly connected to Nicole tells us, Nicole denies LisaRaye's allegation.
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What it no longer feels connected to, even in "Glass," is experience.
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Both of Chicago's airports are directly connected to the city's subway system.
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"It's about someone being connected to what I'm saying," adds the star.
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It is unclear if the unidentified Idaho woman is connected to Frazee.
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While Trump's other validators aren't directly connected to Hillary Clinton, Shelton is.
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Our team built one of the first devices that connected to Nest.
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I am also connected to what the teacher is saying and offering.
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It makes you feel so connected to your country and the people.
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The chips are central to smartphones and devices connected to the internet.
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The missiles are connected to underground command centers via hardened underground cables.
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Sources connected to the case actually think intervention by the State Dept.
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But to be clear, are any of them connected to Russian collusion?
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" She also added "It's made me far more connected to the people.
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One of them had a credit card connected to his home address.
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As such, we refuse to handle any business connected to North Korea.
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They believe its owner was not connected to the murder, Staples said.
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It is still unknown if those arrested are connected to the shooting.
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There has been one hospitalization, but no deaths connected to this outbreak.
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Once a job turns into your life, you're emotionally connected to it.
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They did not know whether Abedi was connected to any terror networks.
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A source told PEOPLE that Ravenel's arrest is connected to her allegations.
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Alexa's response to this question is, 'Are you connected to the CIA?
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It's connected to the "Cloverfield" movie universe, but no one knows how.
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Robert Menendez's assistant and asked to be connected to President Donald Trump.
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High scores in Dangerous Golf aren't connected to sinking the ball quickly.
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I certainly feel more connected to celebrities because of Twitter, Bourdain included.
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Mitchell went beyond, however: he believed we were all connected -- to everything.
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Addictive behavior, however, isn't necessarily connected to chemical dependency, the video explains.
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"Millennial girls want to feel really connected to the brand," she said.
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No one could see us, but I felt really connected to America.
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"Her family, for generations, have been connected to the land," Leavell said.
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Nevertheless, hypnagogia does seem to be connected to a person's lived experiences.
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Some believe that your net worth is connected to your personal worth.
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You're constantly growing, yet you always stay closely connected to your roots.
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We need to talk about race and everything that's connected to it.
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It was also unclear if Smith was connected to the two men.
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Do you think this kind of work is connected to cultural appropriation?
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I was connected to the animals more than I was to people.
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The farmer's house is connected to the internet in the usual way.
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The entire phone is backed up when it's connected to Wi-Fi.
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I have several fake LinkedIn profiles that you are probably connected to.
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Many of the foundations' beneficiaries are allied to or connected to Fidesz.
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So in some way you are connected to that which you admire.
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Authorities would not say if the collapse was connected to the rainfall.
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You will soon be connected to a random Swede, somewhere in Sweden.
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Public lands keep America healthy, vibrant and connected to our outdoor passions.
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Many homes connected to famous crimes have been put up for sale.
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"I'm connected to the land," said Jordan, explaining her return to Idaho.
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Among them are roughly 50,000 Americans, the majority connected to the military.
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The closest metro stop connected to the city is 15 miles away.
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If Fallen Order was connected to the Force, it would radiate power.
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They are all connected to each other in one way or another.
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In August, Cohen pleaded guilty to tax evasion connected to those payments.
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Tellingly, this over-investment isn't directly connected to children and care responsibilities.
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Touch paper and feel connected to hundreds of years of printed language.
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Since then, my work and life have been connected to the military.
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When connected to your Apple ID, an iPad is a powerful tool.
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The store is connected to Bangkok's Iconsiam Center, a mixed-use mall.
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They were not connected to Patient No. 1 or Patient No. 2.
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UVBUVB rays are connected to the Sun Protection Factor (SPF) on sunscreens.
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The question is: Are these sanctions connected to a strategy beyond punishment?
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The police said they do not believe it was connected to terrorism.
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It's connected to a much cleaner way to produce energy than coal.
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This is not the first time Hoffman has been connected to Epstein.
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In the London government-journalistic complex, everyone is connected to everyone else.
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For me, financial issues have always been connected to other emotional issues.
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Authorities have since arrested a number of people allegedly connected to Gichunge.
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You can't do that unless someone connected to the concerts lets you.
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He has not faced separate charges connected to the rape and torture.
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Well, Germany just arrested three Syrian refugees that were connected to ISIS.
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Earlier on Thursday, Erdogan vowed to go after businesses connected to Gülen.
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Sources connected to West claimed Swift had signed off on the lyrics.
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A source tells PEOPLE that Ravenel's arrest is connected to her allegations.
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President Donald Trump has imposed economic sanctions on Venezuelans connected to Maduro.
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I definitely connected to that very much and wanted to cover that.
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"It is connected to my experience living in different cities," she said.
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The prosecution had built its case around evidence connected to a cellphone.
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No government agency has suggested that the man was connected to terrorism.
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Remember the first time you connected to WiFi on a commercial flight?
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I write about things that I feel really moved or connected to.
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Later, the NYPD began rounding up Proud Boys connected to the incident.
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I think you can feel really connected to somebody you just met.
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Athens, herself, is now a research associate connected to the National Gallery.
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She liked it, felt connected to it, felt a compulsion to understand.
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Jon is connected to the two by a bold, black parental line.
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If you say you make "pointillistic trance," you're inevitably connected to trance.
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Throughout my house, I have Amazon Echo Dots connected to stereo systems.
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These are being connected to the onshore grids by TenneT peer 50Hertz.
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There's no indication that it's narratively connected to Venom in any way.
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HomeKit gadgets, for example, can operate without being connected to the Internet.
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Like many other drone victims, Azam wasn't connected to any militant group.
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Games and apps with native controller support connected to the Junglecat automatically.
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Brown teases how his character is connected to Elsa and Anna's past.
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They also arrested Ambreen's mother, saying she was connected to the jirga.
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It was unclear if the Wafa raid was connected to the shooting.
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"We're almost 100% sure this is connected to rhino poaching," Fox said.
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I'd love to have a conversation about who's more connected to voters.
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There have been seven injuries and one death connected to the fire.
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Do they personally feel connected to others — their family, friends or community?
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All are purely mechanical, not connected to anything but the wearer's wrist.
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The history of civil-rights abuses is often connected to such causes.
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They're heavy and awkward, sometimes connected to a computer by a cable.
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They were connected to the bots that are just out of control.
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New research gains cultural cachet simply by being connected to the site.
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That was connected to earlier comments Trump made last month about Ailes.
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Some see integration as a sentimental notion not connected to immediate concerns.
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He was personally connected to the other two characters in the book.
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The club is connected to accommodations for more than a dozen horses.
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Ross Douthat There are two Russian scandals connected to the 2016 campaign.
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Beyond that, I've always been connected to my grandparents by studying history.
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One out later, Mercer connected to give Detroit a 4-3 edge.
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Van Gogh writes about perception as an interpersonal labor connected to drawing.
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Hill has yet to be connected to any teams since his release.
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They took turns tapping code into a pendant connected to the arm.
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It is very much connected to what's available and not available here.
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Never had I felt more connected to our flag, to this country.
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So everything is connected to a basket that holds a car battery.
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" REILLY "Are you guys feeling connected to a mystical, Druid-like energy?
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Mr. Khan's family denied that the soldier was connected to the Taliban.
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She was connected to a maze of tubes, heightening her mother's panic.
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Purpose and meaning are connected to what researchers call eudaimonic well-being.
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It takes very good pictures and is connected to a strong ecosystem.
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" Ms. Kennedy had brought other photos, too, all intimately connected to "Heart.
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On its face, Lady Macbeth is connected to Shakespeare in name only.
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The Sensorvault database is connected to a Google service called Location History.
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I began to feel connected to my body for the first time.
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The symbols are tangentially connected to Trump, but they also transcend him.
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The expulsion is thought to be connected to a rift between Mrs.
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Parts of the town have yet to be connected to broadband internet.
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"Now I feel embarrassed to be connected to him," Mr. Richman said.
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More layoffs quietly ensued as divisions connected to those lawyers were eliminated.
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"Leisure activities have to be connected to your priorities," Mr. Loflin said.
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Better to build new housing connected to transportation, putting people near jobs.
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"I want them to be closely connected to their roots," she said.
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Voters feel connected to him in a way that Clinton couldn't do.
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Limit time spent on the Internet and connected to the news 5.
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Therefore, they implied, Dr. Blasey's brother was connected to the Russia investigation.
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Absolutely, because it was connected to my passion as a visual artist.
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Scattered showers connected to Dorian began falling in Barbados on Monday morning.
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Scattered showers connected to Dorian began falling in Barbados on Monday morning.
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She herself socialized in exclusive circles that included people connected to politics.
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One person connected to Rick says the medical issue is heart-related.
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Pyeongchang organizers said that Samsung's activities weren't connected to the Olympic bid.
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Meehan's resignation was not connected to the rollout, according to a source.
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But others are determined to stay connected to their land and rituals.
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The same information was connected to a different attack two months ago.
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That increase may be connected to the city's overall growth in tourism.
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Is this connected to 'Suicide Squad,' that last movie with Harley Quinn?
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How can I stay connected to spirit, where the highest power is?
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They are also, it turns out, both connected to a local brothel.
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Three other new cases connected to Daegu involved members of the military.
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As family farmers, we remain connected to the farm communities we represent.
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To observe and examine, and stay connected to who I truly am.
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The Equation Group is widely believed to be connected to the NSA.
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The front door opens onto a tiled foyer connected to an office.
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The lawyer has denied reports that she is connected to the Kremlin.
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These are technologies that can maybe get us connected to consumers faster.
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I now know that there is a cottage industry connected to bathing.
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First, they could monitor communications between people connected to the designated groups.
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Up until now, most U.S. presidents have somehow been connected to nature.
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The disc-shaped sensor is connected to the cloud through an app.
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S. pays with his credit card connected to our joint account ($11).
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In some places the choreography is parallel, not connected, to the music.
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"It's a great way to be connected to your employees," he added.
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In addition, students are connected to a group of college student mentors.
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Their arrests do not appear to be directly connected to Giuliani's efforts.
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That upheaval is connected to WeWork&aposs failed attempt to go public.
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A surprising number of everyday devices are now connected to the internet.
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Just how far ISIS is really connected to the insurgency is unclear.
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Listeria monocytogenes is a health risk often connected to unpasteurized dairy products.
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Magen Fieramusca, a friend of Broussard's, has been connected to the case.
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She wasn't connected to a dynasty character and that prospect was thrilling.
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Mutreb is closely connected to bin Salman, a Saudi source told CNN.
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The representatives said whips were not connected to any of the deaths.
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Thaksin and leaders connected to him have won every election since 2001.
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Meanwhile, YouTube agreed to waive any transaction fees connected to the donations.
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Any election system connected to the internet creates potential vulnerabilities for elections.
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The reef is connected to every part of life in the Maldives.
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But somehow, they always do, when I'm connected to my deeper why.
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You should make sure that your iPhone is connected to Wi-Fi.
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Your responses are fed into a Google spreadsheet connected to the form.
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For example, schizophrenia has been connected to more than 100 genetic markers.
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At least 36 employees connected to the funds will leave the firm.
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They were among 16 arrests it said were connected to Islamic State.
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But now I feel deeply connected to this place and to Africa.
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At least 36 employees connected to the funds are leaving the firm.
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At least eight deaths have been connected to the cold weather system.
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Each one of them is deeply connected to the counter-jihadist world.
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Why do you think scientists became so connected to an inanimate object?
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Fasting made me feel utterly connected to these children, and thoroughly Catholic.
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The media is connected to a system that has continually failed [Detroit].
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Check if other devices in your household are connected to the internet
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No mention of why the Black Ranger is connected to the Mastodon.
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"I instantly connected to the story of In the Heights," she says.
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So you look at this disco keyboard while connected to an EEG.
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No one answered a telephone number connected to the company in London.
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I connected to that experience as a happy memory, comforting and sustaining.
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I mean, all those businesses are connected to connecting people with opportunity.
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The FBI bulletin reportedly provided eight IP addresses connected to the attacks.
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Instead, it attacks weak Internet of Things devices connected to that infrastructure.
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She felt connected to nature, and free of stereotypes and social pressure.
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For me, that's when I feel the most connected to the universe.
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It's unclear why cops believe Allen might be connected to the murder.
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Except the hackers forgot to set their Bitly accounts to private, and the accounts responsible for that link are connected to Fancy Bear command and control domains — a hacking group believed by CrowdStrike to be connected to Russian intelligence.
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The indictment against Vinnik focuses on money laundering and other financial crimes, but mentions BTC-e was connected to proceeds from the CryptoWall ransomware and the Mt Gox theft, many of them passing through accounts directly connected to Vinnik.
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The spores are also connected to shutters that control how much water evaporates.
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The Sackler family and Purdue Pharma face numerous lawsuits connected to the drug.
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The insinuation was that somehow the payments could be connected to the proposal.
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And just like everything else that's connected to the internet, they are hackable.
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"Have you ever felt connected to a place in your bones?" he ponders.
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"Unfortunately ... everything is connected to his political survival," Yaalon told Israel's Army Radio.
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There are lots and lots of advantages to being connected to the grid.
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The point of all this is, EVs will be connected to the grid.
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These numbers add up to 12, which is connected to The Hanged Man.
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We have E-ZPass, and it's connected to L.'s credit card ($5.76).
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The first is Elliot, whose accidental heroin addiction always seemed connected to Becky.
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Why is Ben connected to all the most troubling aspects of Sasha's visions?
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See you in season 4, try to stay connected to reality until then.
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TIMPF: And also, if they get emotionally connected to the robot, so what?
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The download only happens when you're connected to wifi with the app open.
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"Sex is about feeling connected to your partner and being intimate," Schewitz says.
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Security firm Novetta believes that the group is connected to Chinese intelligence services.
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There is a lot of information that they were connected to Pakistani intelligence.
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Got a Kinect or a headset with a microphone connected to your controller?
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Because it's connected to Wi-Fi, the time is set and updated automatically.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that Ravenel's arrest is connected to her allegations.
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An amino acid has four arms, each connected to a central carbon atom.
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They were both worth worrying about, and they were connected to each other.
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Bran also continues to be psychically connected to the Night King — not good!
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It's that human element that makes you feel connected to the experience together.
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Not every graduate feels connected to the community or is compelled to stay.
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In it, Giacinto wears a hospital gown and is connected to medical monitors.
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HBO told Mashable that this leak is not connected to the earlier hack.
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And there's a suggestion that that could very well be connected to Jack.
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Some of the earliest public interactions between the two were connected to charity.
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The lot was connected to Washington Houses, a 1950s-era project next door.
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Weber's iGrill Mini includes a single probe connected to a Bluetooth-enabled thermometer.
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It comes semi-flat packed, with the rear wheel connected to the frame.
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The interior ministry is installing alarms connected to police stations to reassure them.
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So, imagine an electrical panel connected to a variety of machines using electricity.
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Some suggested the letter writer might be connected to Trump's mysterious friend, Jim.
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The mannequin was connected to large bendable wires so it would stand upright.
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As an extra security precaution, the data is not connected to the internet.
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And at the same time, all humans want to be connected to others.
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Sheriff's officials would not confirm whether the search was connected to the shooting.
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"The kids are super talented, and really connected to the ocean," she said.
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Red/dark sky connected to #Ophelia dragging in Saharan dust & Iberian wildfire smoke.
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From speakers connected to an iPod, a saxophone solo faintly broke the silence.
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Eventually, it connected to Zigbee smart light bulbs, and began the setup process.
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Is he connected to the Demogorgon or becoming part of this other world?
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The iPad Pro can be connected to displays ranging up to 5K resolution.
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I think there's a fundamental human desire to feel connected to other people.
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MillerCoors is no stranger to the brewery connected to a baseball stadium concept.
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App Timers apply to all iOS devices connected to the same iCloud account.
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Oh, and you better be connected to the internet, otherwise Siri doesn't work.
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And despite the lack of voicemails, I'll still always be connected to her.
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Meng's lawyer suggested a bracelet that would be connected to the Rogers network.
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Tesla powerpacks were connected to Neoen's Hornsdale windfarm, several hours north of Adelaide.
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The companies closely connected to malls are seeing the most pain, he added.
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This relates to everything from smartwatches to buildings being connected to the internet.
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Instead of sticking into the laptop, it connected to the side of it.
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When connected to a computer the Error 53 would pop up in iTunes.
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The police department there arrived at the address allegedly connected to the account.
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It's one of the few ways I can stay regularly connected to her.
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They sent 15 email accounts connected to Clinton's campaign malicious links, Mueller says.
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"During this process, I learned to be more connected to people," Kim said.
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The four suspects connected to the shooting are in custody, the outlet reported.
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Authorities have spent the past week looking for suspects connected to the bombings.
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Flexible wires are connected to an external actuator unit, which provides the power.
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You can also keep connected to the calf by voting for his name.
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The embattled prime minister of Malaysia, Najib Razak, is connected to the fund.
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You're instantly connected to these people, even if you don't actually know them.
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It has allowed members of a diaspora to stay connected to their relatives.
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Most homes with solar panels are still connected to the traditional electric grid.
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A source connected to the auction confirms Stallone was indeed the mystery buyer.
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Is there an energy or a sound that you feel most connected to?
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It keeps me connected to my children because I'm alive in the world.
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I could have just kept used the Bluetooth keyboard connected to the phone.
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He is a hacker and has the system connected to your Facebook account.
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The raids are not thought to be connected to the operation in Ankara.
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It's essential for humans to build culture and feel connected to one another.
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Millions of devices that incorporate mini-computers are being connected to the internet.
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It will more quickly charge your computer (and the gear connected to it).
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Young was hired around April, according to one source connected to the film.
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One can feel more scared, more surprised and more connected to the experience.
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"They're comfortable with and connected to social media," said Jeff Goldstein, Warner Bros.
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Los Angeles parents connected to Singer are reportedly lawyering up, nervous they're next.
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But being connected to so many potential relationships also messes with your brain.
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It's also a way for him to stay connected to his Bahamian roots.
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Alina Maratovna Kabaeva is not connected to a single one of these questions.
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It appears this law firm domain may also be connected to the FBI.
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Awe helps us to feel more connected to family, friends and our community.
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The app can also be connected to your phone's camera roll and calendar.
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They also feature voice control capability to keep your connected to your phone.
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However, on Tuesday, police announced that they were connected to the three deaths.
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Much of the pleasure of fandom comes from being connected to other fans.
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Here's all the apps you've connected to, here's how you easily delete them.
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And it really sucks being connected to this incident in any fucking way.
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I guess I'm pretty connected to skateboarding culture in a fucking awesome way.
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Your Tap needs to be connected to Wi-Fi to use Alexa's responses.
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The United States already sanctioned 13 Venezuelan leaders connected to Maduro last week.
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