Addressing an audience at a recent Aspen Ideas Festival, he said, "We have built stronger Wi-Fi connections over time, but our personal connections have deteriorated" as online connections are massively substituting in-person connections.
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Coincidences turned into connections, connections into paranoia, and paranoia into delusions.
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Connections for winning moves are enhanced; losing connections are pruned away.
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While these connections exist, they so far only represent weak connections.
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The brain starts making other connections, the body starts making other connections.
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Post-paid connections increased 64 percent, while pre-paid connections grew 39 percent.
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HTTPS connections, an alternative to HTTP connections, use a different key each time.
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Achievements don't just help us make connections; they also help sustain those connections.
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In Chattanooga, 21 gig connections are $2500 per month; 2600 gig connections are $103.
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Post-paid connections rose 9.7 percent while pre-paid connections fell by 5.1 percent.
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Local online connections are driven by ... Offline connections are driven by online network effects.
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Secrets come to the surface, deep connections are formed… and deep connections are severed.
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It's about connections, it's about international, interagency, private-public connections to try and create security.
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There aren't as many personal connections, and personal connections are often the key to donations.
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At your best, you draw us together, facilitating connections between strangers and closeness between connections.
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Kushner connections But Cadre's connections to Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law, have caused controversy.
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Rather than connections generated by chips and bandwidth, the connections will be contextual, generated by AIs.
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Not only do they know a lot of people, they get to know their connections' connections.
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So, we're methodically removing our close connections and adding new, less direct connections in their place.
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LAN connections are much more reliable than internet connections or even local wireless connections, where minor signal disruptions and slight delays can cause lag and ruin the competitive integrity of the game.
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"While these connections exist, they so far only represent weak connections," the company said in a statement.
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It is important to reflect on how our human connections are being altered by our technological connections.
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But he has come to believe that success builds upon success, just as connections build upon connections.
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Greek connections can help forge important professional connections that can propel new graduates into successful career paths.
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But Sergeant Simon's military connections, combined with his sister's financial resources and community connections, changed her fate.
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Superfast connections typically range between 30 - 90Mbps, whereas ultrafast connections can push the limits of 1000Mbps (1Gbps).
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Overlapping connections On occasion, Bezos noted in his post, Pecker's connections with Trump and the Saudis overlapped.
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New synaptic connections – the neural pathways that help us learn — grow where the most synaptic connections already exist.
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Deutsche Glasfaser has 500,000 network connections and has committed to build 1 million connections, investing 1.8 billion euros.
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At night, your brain works to only keep the synaptic connections you need and dissolving the inessential connections.
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The more connections, and the deeper those connections, the better it is for the future of their companies.
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Tap the connections icon in the bottom toolbar and select "View Connections" at the top of the screen.
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Foreign connections Connections between Trump campaign aides and notable foreigners have fueled suspicions of possible coordination with Russia.
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The remaining connections constituted a "high-creative" network, a set of connections highly relevant to generating original ideas.
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All an attacker needs to do is generate a bunch of node IDs that are likely to be selected for connections by a target node, monopolizing all the node's outgoing connections with fraudulent connections.
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Countries like Mexico, for example, should have a much higher per-country limit than other countries, given the historical connections and the cultural connections and the human connections that exist between the two countries.
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Thus, by only keeping the important synapse connections and eliminating the unimportant connections, the brain is saving itself energy.
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The second one: The quality of connections is as important as the quantity of connections, and maybe more so.
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"The truth is I knew all about these family connections, but I didn't make the personal connections," she said.
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The electric bicycles will also have Internet connections, although GM (GM) won't say yet what those connections will enable.
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Reclusive and standoffish, May is a woman whose connections with plants have prevented her from making connections with people.
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Vodafone NZ has more than 2.35 million mobile connections and more than 500,000 fixed-line connections in New Zealand.
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They had no real connections to the existing political establishment, and a philosophical stance that excluded making those connections.
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This is worth doing even when you have connections in common, since your connections might not have been so cautious.
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If you want to see any connections, look at the connections between the Democratic Party, Russia, and a British spy.
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Yet the deeper you dig into these two performances, the more connections you'll uncover, and the richer those connections become.
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Most A.A.U. coaches have connections to agents, too, and all of them have connections to sponsors that fund their programs.
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Of the connections between investors from Washington, D.C. and their portfolio companies, 32 percent of those connections are to startups in the D.C. metro area; 54 percent of those connections are with companies outside the broader Northeastern region.
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All that increased bandwidth means more reliable and robust Bluetooth connections, because let's be real, Bluetooth connections today are still spotty.
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These guys have connections on both sides of things — like with law enforcement and with forgers, and other connections that way.
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They are about connections, not relationships In a network where there is no friction to connect, the connections themselves become superficial.
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While good connections are necessary to dissipate heat from CPU, the process of soldering the connections carries its own thermal dangers.
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There was something comforting about the way he accepted the inevitability of conflict between our network connections and our human connections.
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But sometimes those connections are no longer something you wish to maintain, and removing connections can help you streamline your network.
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The connections in question are used by businesses that need reliable connections that are dedicated to transmitting large amounts of data.
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But the FCC added a rider saying that half those connections must be "overbuilt," or offered to people who have connections already.
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So even if Epstein has connections to Trump, for example, his connections to [Bill] Clinton and Hollywood celebrities are gonna take precedence.
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Verizon added 47,000 Fios Internet connections in the quarter and lost 29,000 Fios video connections as consumers shifted to cheaper streaming services.
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The "degree centrality" of the characters was measured based on how many connections they had and how many interactions within those connections.
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But the firm's deep connections to Wall Street and banking remain, and it is obvious that IBM bought Promontory for these connections.
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Either the movies leading up to Apocalypse didn't create strong enough connections, or they're simply old enough that said connections resonate poorly.
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It holds that community arises from longstanding and deep connections between citizens, connections that come from their shared identity, history, and cultural values.
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Instead of using your social connections to drive more in-person interaction, Go is using in-person interaction to drive more social connections.
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It blocks all non-anonymous connections and forces all its outgoing connections through Tor, a web browser designed to keep the user anonymous.
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"Memories are essentially networks of connections in your brain, and the strength between those connections are determined by [the NMDA] receptor," said Das.
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Or, writing about the connections between Prohibition and today's war on drugs, and then submitting your essay to our Third Annual Connections Contest.
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The progressive movement is strongest in its connections between Democrats and left-wing journalists, but has some connections on the conservative sphere, as well.
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These can include business connections for startups as well as connections to other VCs for follow-on rounds and LPs for future GP fundraising.
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He still maintained his lawyer connections, though, and with his connections to the Matsugane yakuza family, he's found steady work as a private detective.
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In a CAV scenario, all wireless internet connections—including connections at households and businesses near the road—could be used as vehicular communication devices.
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But that's also why satellite internet connections are probably out, and cellular connections aren't advisable, even if you're seeing speeds far better than DSL.
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"Our 'Connections' campaign was built to shed light on the innovative and authentic connections established on our platform," said Fiverr in statement to VICE.
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On the wired side of its business, Verizon said it added 98,000 net new Fios Internet connections and 36,000 net new Fios video connections.
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But it's also because the state's only connections to the global internet run through four submarine cables, along with slower satellite and wireless connections.
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Connections Kit is basically a tool-box of, well, connections, letting users bodge together all sorts of bits of hardware and software in Live.
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Connections abound within and across the works in the show, but those connections are precarious, ramshackle, and fragmentary, riddled with holes and frayed ends.
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The GSMA expects 2020G connections to continue to grow for the next few years, peaking at just under 60% of global connections by 2023.
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The key is facilitating both physical connections and less-tangible cultural connections, ensuring communities view one another as vital to their shared economic viability.
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" She continued, "It's connections to other human beings — real-life connections, not digital ones — that nourish us and make us feel like we count.
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They don't see the connections between things and connections are very hard for a lot of these people who run these companies to make.
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The researchers found that people under 30 reported the largest social networks, with an average of over 600 connections (the vast majority being "others") while all other age groups were around or below 200 connections, with people over 60 years old having under 100 connections.
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These encounters have served as the basis for hundreds of thousands of different personal longstanding connections – the most substantial network of connections in Jewish history.
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But part of being good at your job is your connections and black people just don't have the connections my cousin has … for systemic reasons.
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We accept that those connections, along with connections that students make with their professors, are among the things you "earn" by getting into a college.
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"[I was] realizing all sorts of connections I had never made before, connections to the ways Michael drove wedges between me and my father," he said.
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They want to see the connections not only between math and the world and life, but they want to see the connections within math as well.
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Fiber connections are more consistent, faster, and more affordable than copper connections, but it's also ineffective to have a hybrid mix of both fiber and copper.
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American said 58 convenient connections via Miami would help it sell seats and serve more travelers globally, compared with JetBlue's alleged 15 connections via Fort Lauderdale.
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In 2015, a Russian group of hackers code-named Turla and alleged to have connections to Russian intelligence hijacked unencrypted commercial satellite connections to steal data.
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If you're someone with a lot of Twitter or Facebook connections, it may not clear who your connections are, even if you see their Twitter profile.
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Per the report, 4G became the dominant mobile tech globally in 2019 — with over 4BN connections, accounting for 52% of total connections (excluding licensed cellular IoT).
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Of Mr. Saxena and Ms. Clark, he said, United Nations connections and business connections were unavoidable in virtually any candidate not from a major donor country.
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That frequency delivers data faster than typical LTE airwaves, and it's farther-reaching than the much higher speed millimeter wave connections used for 5G's quickest connections.
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But what it's also making clear is that what keeps us alive are the connections we build to other people — real connections and not hollow ones.
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Reading through the Post's careful write-up, we can add some additional meaningful actors and connections, and we can be deliberate about the direction of the connections.
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Bauer says these may not be "new" connections per se, but that they may represent areas where more or stronger connections exist compared to normally sighted individuals.
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ICRs are essentially logs of connections made by your computer or phone; the data will include website visits, but also connections to chat applications, such as WhatsApp.
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Up to Monday, around 17 percent of the connections had been restored, he added, by shifting connections to other satellites and adjusting the direction of ground antennae.
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Then we correlated each person's creativity score with all possible brain connections (approximately 35,000), and removed connections that, according to our analysis, didn't correlate with creativity scores.
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They've set out to investigate the investigators, trying to make efforts to uncover the truth about Trump's Russia connections, rather than the connections themselves, into a scandal.
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The light version of LinkedIn's mobile website, called LinkedIn Lite, is aimed at users with slow internet connections or those on metered internet connections with low download limits.
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"Many of these people the connections you build with these streamers are intense and personal connections," James Feore, director of the Seattle Online Broadcasters Association, told K5 News.
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Users said Whatsapp, Facebook and other internet messaging services were inaccessible and journalists using VPN internet connections early Tuesday said they lost those connections later in the day.
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"Frankly, I think they're both opportunities down here versus their compatriots, which are thought to have more China connections, even though those connections are incredibly tenuous," he added.
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For all of its convenience, wireless audio connections are generally lower-quality than wired connections because of the need to compress the file over the available wireless bandwidth.
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I feel like back in the day you had to just go out and party with people to make connections or have an agent to make connections for you.
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The telecom company said it added a net of 35,000 Fios internet connections, missing quarterly estimates, and it lost a net of 43,000 Fios video connections for the period.
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So digital technology comes along and, rather than trying to replace our human connections with product purchases, it mediates our human connections in ways that make them less satisfying.
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The shooter had connections to Islam; the shooter had connections to Antifa; there were multiple shooters; the shooting happened near a pyramid, so the Illuminati must have been involved.
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If a task is too easy, draw connections to the bigger picture, because these connections turn mundane tasks into a fundamental (and do it now) part of your job.
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Most recently awarded a fellowship from Open Society Foundations, "Fractured Connections" will bring the deeply personal experience of family separation and diasporic connections in pop-up installations to NYC.
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Officially known as fire department connections and more casually called couplers, Siamese connections are so named because, like the conjoined twins Chang and Eng Bunker, they have two heads.
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While the connections between climate change and tornadoes are not straightforward, the connections to heavy rainfall and to the tendency of some weather patterns to stall are becoming clearer.
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" - Justine, 333 "Found a Craigslist Missed Connections post.
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Mozilla shared a chart showing that only a smattering of connections it sees use the earlier versions: These connections, low by proportion but still numerous, could be lots of things.
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Restricted from using their political connections to demand subsidies, companies are forced to compete on the quality of their products and services rather than the strength of their political connections.
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American Jews jokingly refer to networking with other Jews as "Jewish Geography," the mapping out of their common communal connections through synagogues, schools, summer camps, youth groups and family connections.
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As all aspects of life become increasingly spent on corporate premises, spending more time and building more connections at work may come at the cost of building connections outside work.
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"I think from our position, when we look back at the last three years, a lot of the connections we made were from second- and third-degree connections," said Liu.
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He told agents that the professor was "a nothing" and "just a guy talk[ing] up connections or something," when in fact Papadopoulos knew that the professor had Kremlin-linked connections.
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However, since the proof-of-DDoS concept relies on verifying encrypted TLS connections to a victim website, the participants will only be able to target sites that support those secure connections.
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In the sections below, we've identified the top 10 metro areas in each region, as measured by their number of investor-company connections, and showed the geographic distribution of those connections.
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LinkedIn limits the number of people you can connect with, so if you're hitting that limit, you can remove connections that you don't care for to make room for new connections.
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Here's how to remove connections on desktop and mobile, whether you know who you want to remove by name, or need to find people by searching through all of your connections.
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The wedding is at the center of widening circles of Mr. Saipov's connections that federal agents are scrutinizing as they try to determine whether he had direct connections with ISIS operatives.
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There are at least three reasons why cellular connections in cars are definitely going to be a thing, despite the rise of car-to-phone connections like CarPlay and Android. 1.
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" Ultimately, its a song about "the connections between people.
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They are good — maybe too good — at making connections.
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" As Ms. Ryerson pointed out, "We need meaningful connections.
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But connections also mean a lot — arguably even more.
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The solution is actually fewer — more finely tuned — connections.
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Psychedelics illuminate connections the sober mind may not notice, and may even spark entirely new connections that weren't already present, added Goldsmith, who was not involved with the University of Kaiserslautern study.
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Most companies that have the technology offer gigabit connections (a still cutting-edge technology only available in a handful of cities) at affordable prices and 21 Gbps connections at comparatively exorbitant ones.
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Disrupt is a great way for students and recent grads to make connections with key figures in the tech industry, connections that could help lead you to your next major career opportunity.
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Taking these two main observations, the researchers propose an interplay between the two types of plasticity, with an optimal window for strengthening new connections occurring as the overall strength of connections builds.
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For instance, the brain's ability to strengthen some connections (to create memories) and weaken other connections (to let go of less important information) declines after puberty, which impacts our ability to learn).
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Sometimes those connections already exist, but most of the time you'll be switching into a mode that lets you not only make these connections between signs (connecting up ladders with down ladders, or left doors with right doors), but also let you move the signs around as they need to be oriented correctly for those connections to open.
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In the past two years, more than 22017 million Chevrolet cars with 4G LTE data connections have been sold, and, according to GM, those connections have chewed through 3 million gigabytes of data.
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In a letter sent to the Federal Communications Commission last week, Netflix said that the commission should consider banning data caps on wired internet connections and banning "low" data caps on mobile connections.
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Asia will represent about three-fourths of total 5G global connections in 2020 and 60% of total connections by 2023, he said, thanks largely to efforts by China's government to promote the technology.
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He was powerful in L.A., had underworld family connections from El Salvador to Colombia and enjoyed strong ties to the feared Mexican Mafia, a U.S.-based prison gang with connections to Mexican cartels.
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Giacometti was all about making the unseen connections spatially connect.
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Sea connections are cheaper and more extensive than air links.
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It also takes wired connections through Ethernet or optical cable.
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Teachers should be recruited for their talents, not their connections.
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But surely you didn't think the connections would end there.
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AWS, cheap and fast Internet connections, Facebook for distribution, mobile.
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To reduce travel times, the streetcar must make those connections.
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Several of the companies have connections to the ruling elite.
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For customers with 25 megabit connections, it's 40 times faster.
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But now I'm only interested in those unexpected impactful connections.
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For in comprehending the order and connections of things, we
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Now it's looking to facilitate connections inside the app, too.
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Some of them start building connections with Bianca right away.
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Pruitt has close connections to other energy firms as well.
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To do this, in settings, go to "connections," then Bluetooth.
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"It's not easy, making connections as a senior," Steiner said.
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She made her own connections, found her own support groups.
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Others mocked Ja Rule for the app's Fyre Festival connections.
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"There are even these very uncanny geographical connections," Taggart added.
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That helped me make some connections and make some friends.
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Brush soapy water on the line and along the connections.
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If there's nothing to hide, why all these different connections?
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No connections have emerged between Clinton's campaign and Russian officials.
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It is vital to see the connections between these cases.
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Connections: microUSB for power, and audio out for external speakers.
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He loved Hawaii and had made great human connections there.
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Alfa Bank insists that it has no connections to Trump.
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This morning brings powerful connections and important information your way.
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TV: With William, you've introduced somebody who has no connections.
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EST, enhancing our connections with friends, coworkers, and loved ones.
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Those emotions are exactly what fuel people's connections to her.
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It is hard to discern the connections between these ideas.
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Software will also be introduced to help facilitate these connections.
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After all, Sammy has some serious connections on the street.
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What about building connections through AR attracted you the most?
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In short, the art of Missed Connections is slowly dying.
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Adam even comes with unexpected Bachelor National connections — what fun.
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Unsurprisingly, the Battalion denies both the Soros and McMullin connections.
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Internet connections are both expensive and among the world's slowest.
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But we don't know if he has any direct connections.
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So obviously POTUS has some lingering connections to pop culture.
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And of course we have significantly more connections, more vulnerabilities.
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Many of this year's candidates have connections to le pouvoir.
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KINGSTON "Paintings of Italy: Discoveries and Connections," by Nancy Campbell.
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During that time, neural connections and pathways are being developed.
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Mr Vallières thinks he has connections with the Montreal mafia.
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Some reach out, making connections to their heritage or history.
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Wind Mobile will open up the free connections from Mar.
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But Claire spent the season pruning all connections to others.
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Skill Connections is launching into a developer preview starting today.
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In Spiotta's work, connections with movies and music are profound.
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Sam looks back on the connections he made on Gay.
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It's prime hunting ground for potential connections, clients and customers.
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That could have skewed connections between cleanliness and cohabiting bugs.
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I posted on Missed Connections and she responded that day.
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It uses multiple voices to make connections across the world.
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But under Mr Xi, these connections appear to have frayed.
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Maniac, Cary Fukunaga's mysterious new Netflix show, is about connections.
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Vulnerability doesn't always strengthen connections or credibility, our experts warn.
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Precocious teen Jessica makes connections with Bi, Elizabeth, and Carl.
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The main parties are tied to clans with unsavoury connections.
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Commuters are resigned to delays, missed connections and overcrowded carriages.
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Readers, for their part, often enjoy spotting connections and similarities.
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Now, Google is expanding this to cellular connections, as well.
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Despite those deep connections, Danny has left both characters bereft.
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It's also not clear if he had connections to Clayton.
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The stalk carries the retina's nerve connections and blood supply.
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MEDICAL SERVICES All telephone, television, and internet connections stayed severed.
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But users can lose connections if winds push balloons astray.
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Strong connections and productive conversations will come your way today.
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Plus lots of other connections -- Carter Page, Roger Stone, etc.
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Inspired, Morley began working his connections with journalists and professors.
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You'll be able to make more connections between different topics.
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Unexpected connections are made today, and surprising emotions pop up!
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You can group notes together and draw connections between them.
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The feedforward connections, on the other hand, remained just fine.
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Screenshot: GizmodoBluetooth connections are almost as simple to set up.
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Drawing on these connections, Fernandez spent months pitching the research.
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To make these connections, MAG emphasizes approaching people you know.
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Google's advertising expertise and connections could boost Snap's ad revenue.
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Epstein has a tangled web of powerful friends and connections.
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All telephone, television, and internet connections remained severed in Kashmir.
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Claim: Our immigration program is based mostly on family connections.
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There are long range, and there are short range connections.
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Don't let a lack of connections get in your way.
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It is quite simple: dismantle terror connections, defend the hemisphere.
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Both of these connections can bring hidden information to light.
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"I knew my students had connections to Kanye," McCune explained.
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Wired internet connections can go down or be physically cut.
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Her connections in the media business surely won't hurt either.
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You'll find yourself making some awesome connections with friends tonight.
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You'll be able to form some deep connections this evening.
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Now, we've got to completely rebuild all of those connections.
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You'll be able to form some powerful social connections today.
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Tom's personal connections with some of the artists was key.
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Similar connections were observed between climate shifts and industrial processes.
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Some have personal connections to Sanders' home state of Vermont.
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To my son's chagrin, I have no construction industry connections.
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Pisces season also begins today, finding you busy making connections.
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The vibe improves tonight, when deep, intimate connections are made.
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The connections you'll develop within your relationships will be major.
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You'll be able to make some intriguing connections this morning.
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Your ruling planet Pluto makes some powerful connections this month!
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All have connections to either big tobacco, oil, or both.
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Phil is clearly the bigger weeb for making these connections.
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For graphic on 'Glocom's connections to North Korea' click: tinyurl.
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She said that Lakshmi Mittal has no connections to GIKIL.
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They are platforms that provide valued connections among their participants.
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Some of the victims' connections to the divorce were tenuous.
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We knew of his connections to white supremacists and segregationists.
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The economists find strong hints that political connections drive hiring.
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He said no connections to cold cases have been found.
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The more words they hear, the stronger those connections get.
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Brankas enables seamless connections between financial institutions, merchants and fintechs.
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Those connections will be subjected to the new border checks.
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We deepen our connections with as many markets as possible.
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He had no connections, no inheritance, no strings to pull.
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Maybe they're building connections and visibility to cash in later.
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But that's not the only lawsuit with Ohio State connections.
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Substandard internet connections add to the isolation of rural communities.
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There's also a disjunction between home life and professional connections.
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Companies with strong vehicle programs also benefit from these connections.
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That could magnify Vukmir's connections to the party grass roots.
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This helps all streamers as it creates new community connections.
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Bryan Cohen, brother of Michael Cohen, also has Ukrainian connections.
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The federal investigation into Trump's connections with Russia isn't over.
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Looking for opportunities to make real connections will be key.
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They have been accused of having connections to Mr. Gulen.
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Remote connections to a company server aren't always shut down.
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Each of these events include deep connections to the Kremlin.
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"Remember people have connections all over the place," he said.
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Her characters long for emotional connections but seldom make them.
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Hader has an eye for missed connections and private sorrows.
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Here's a look at the pair's connections through the years.
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But it made people form families of sorts, and connections.
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It is covered with knobs and dials and electrical connections.
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Britain's financial and military connections to the rest of Europe.
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Sometimes generating leads is about finding connections wherever you can.
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What, if any, connections does he have to protect him?
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Such users build audiences and connections, making social responsibility aspirational.
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A weekly essay exploring the complex connections of modern families.
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Salas made connections with several members of Cuba's sports ministry.
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Your ruling planet Venus makes some sweet connections this August!
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You'll be able to make some excellent connections this evening.
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Initially, my friend Josef Robey had connections with them somehow.
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Inspiring connections arrive as the moon mingles with dreamy Neptune.
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How have your connections with Moscow and St. Petersburg changed?
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It's something we already knew very well and had connections.
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Any connections you make tonight will be deep and fantastical.
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Those connections are a source of both anguish and fascination.
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You'll be able to make some excellent connections this evening!
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Some of those connections are surprising to Herzog, as well.
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I looked into it, and there are some compelling connections.
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You'll be able to make some powerful connections this evening.
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Vipassana, he surmised, could help rebuild and strengthen those connections.
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Overall, people with stronger connections came up with better ideas.
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Whether or not you succeed, you've formed relationships, strengthened connections.
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You'll be able to make some solid connections this evening.
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You'll be able to make some powerful social connections today.
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It's a perfect date night: Intimate connections will be formed.
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Not quite a robust Missed Connections section going on here.
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We all knew Kendrick and Prince had their appreciative connections.
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Their connections are perhaps more implicitly rendered than explicitly exposed.
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Solid connections are formed today despite confusing feelings this morning.
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Most politicians won't throw off those crony connections for nothing.
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There is no doubt that Plahotniuc has strong Russian connections.
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Once these abnormal connections form, they cause two immediate problems.
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Other groups are reviewing their connections to the royal prince.
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The story said she has possible connections to the Kremlin.
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And the Trump family itself has business connections with Russia.
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People with dementia stress the importance of developing social connections.
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He discusses why he challenges audiences to rethink historic connections.
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During Friday's program, Ms. Wulf spoke of the same connections.
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So we're keeping their legacy alive by making these connections.
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The Times mapped the Facebook connections of millions of Americans.
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"Use those things to establish the human connections," said Arvai.
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Mr. Craig's company was not the only one with connections.
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Our phones gives us human connections at a safe distance.
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He had no commitments, no debts — and no connections, either.
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Mr. Cuomo also has significant advantages in cash and connections.
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We had external connections, like from Sudan with Hassan Turabi.
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Yet most haven't relinquished their connections to their peopled past.
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Connections or not, on Friday it all came crashing down.
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In that time, the Waste Connections shares have almost doubled.
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Clinton's email use and the Trump campaign's connections to Russia.
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Mobile and internet connections have been off for 31 days.
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Despite having local connections and fundraising strength, he finished fourth.
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You'll be able to make some important social connections today.
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In some instances, these connections are fairly easy to make.
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"We can now create exciting connections between works," she said.
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I don't know how many people have connections to Angels.
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And access to them is often by way of connections.
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In Hollywood, Manson began to work his music industry connections.
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Taylor wasn't just denied feelings of kinship and family connections.
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He finds connections without making a big deal about it.
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Trust is the great enabler of human connections and commerce.
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She had no network or connections before she formed TILA.
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But these theater experiences don't just form connections among attendees.
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Companies tied to Zamel have connections to Russia as well.
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He started making some social connections through a support group.
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All of these connections account for the richness of forests.
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The connections between the sentences feel both tenuous and tensile.
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Mr. Dando had all the obvious privileges — looks, wealth, connections.
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Mr. Halper's connections to the Trump administration strengthened from there.
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They are better understood as emotional, spiritual and familial connections.
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It "might suggest he does have connections," Mr. Sherr said.
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Maintain social connections via FaceTime, Skype or phone calls 4.
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So what does that get you, in terms of connections?
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Mobile and internet connections have been cut off ever since.
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A flurry of easy connections between planets arrives this month!
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New connections are made in your brain when you learn.
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Users need to install a browser that supports Bluetooth connections.
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Works, which also helped TheScore make connections in the industry.
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Most laptops can also use tethered or hot spot connections.
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Mr. Mueller's report said he had connections, instead, to Russia.
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Even for qualified candidates, political connections were taken into account.
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Developing talent — and sharing it — catapulted them into those connections.
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If you make great connections, they might advance your career.
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In a virtual community, those connections are what matter most.
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This way, you can make connections and really help people.
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Of course, there were no connections and no discounted tickets.
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The community connections you make through stanning can be uplifting.
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"He had all these connections to police," Mr. Rechnitz testified.
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Games are so sophisticated that they can overload home connections.
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His process is open to chance, discovery and surprising connections.
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"We did find that social connections are protective," said Steelesmith.
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That emptiness is filled with public language or romanticized connections.
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Building new connections can get you to the next chapter.
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"There is nothing there about building social connections," she said.
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Ethernet connections will not be regulated in the same way.
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The most common connections are Toslink optical and HDMI ARC.
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The reason, they discovered, has to do with nerve connections.
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Connections between the Agalarovs and Trump go back several years.
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Deep connections, however, have flourished in the ensuing 40 years.
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The public cared about their connections with friends and family.
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The Russian operators' connections with the Russian government remain unclear.
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"It was about consistently making connections like that," she says.
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That protocol is used for both internal and external connections.
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Doty's accounts aren't the only connections between AFOSI and UFOs.
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Ask your employer how they build connections into the day.
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Add his connections to Russian oligarchs, and Manafort was toxic.
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We are focused on building communities and connections around videos.
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Facebook estimates that about 3.2 billion people have internet connections.
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Their Italian former business partner denies connections to the mafia.
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Mostly, he muses over connections that are on the fritz.
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As these items surface, so do connections to the past.
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Modi is interested in making connections with American tech firms.
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Back at home, the company tended to its political connections.
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Mr. Kovind's connections to Uttar Pradesh are also considered significant.
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We take so much about our online connections for granted.
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Yet for all the choice, we're all still seeking connections.
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Q. How did Louis's Russia connections play into all this?
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If visitors aren't making those connections, they wouldn't be alone.
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It's hard to know what to make of these connections.
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Still, she has immense privilege and connections that I don't.
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It questions the primacy of individual connections and friend networks.
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In the Russian system, connections to the government mean everything.
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In some shelters, families have set up rudimentary internet connections.
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You'll be able to make some fantastic social connections today.
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Facebook is at least the promise of love and connections.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, makes two awesome connections this month.
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Five percent of connections will take more than 10 seconds.
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The dossier alleged that Ivanov had links to mafia connections in St. Petersburg at a time when drug trafficking was rife at the city's port, and that these connections helped his rise under Putin.
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Attending Disrupt is a great way for students and recent grads to make connections with key figures in the tech industry, connections that might just help lead you to your next major career opportunity.
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To make actual connections, no, because you do make actual connections by the end from fake news, which I thought was really, it's kind of a mind fog, but it was interesting to me.
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In Cuba, private Internet connections don't exist, but the fiber-optic cables stitching together the world's broadband connections are belatedly arriving to the island, so now it's up to the government to liberate access.
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In his book, Parties and Ideologies in American Politics, Hans Noel found that the new connections between ideologies and policy positions that opinion writers make lead politicians to make those connections in future decades.
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Dr. Chen said that it varied from person to person; some of us need dozens of connections, some of us need only two or three connections, but we all need some closeness to others.
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Dr. Chen said that it varied from person to person; some of us need dozens of connections, some of us need only two or three connections, but we all need some closeness to others.
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Announce successful completion of combination * New waste connections board anticipates maintaining old waste connections regular quarterly dividend of $0.145 usd per share Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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Coming just months after a new round of web blocks within the country, the latest block includes both direct connections to the network and connections over bridge relays, which had escaped many previous Tor blocks.
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Sansa also ranks highly because of her geographic proximity to the power players of King's Landing (at the time), her political connections to the North, and her emotional connections to both Arya and Robb's subnetworks.
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So, is A is connections with B and C, it can cut off B and then introduce B to C. B and C become connections, and the link from A to B is re-established.
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It said it would provide super-fast fiber connections to up to 2 million households a year from 2021, as well as fast wireless-to-the-home connections to around one quarter of German homes.
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It turned out that the runners' brains displayed a number of different connections than did the brains of the sedentary young men, and those connections involved areas of the brain needed for higher-level thought.
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" Ms. Le Clercq, the My Red Light spokeswoman, said: "There are, of course, connections between human trafficking and prostitution, but there are also connections between crime and the flower industry and crime and building houses.
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That people "with known records of violence" and those "with known terrorist connections or at least connections with extremists" had been released on parole was a real issue that needed to be addressed, he added.
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Why is someone trying to kill people with connections to Archie?
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Motor skills can foster connections between various circuits in the brain.
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There's also a new W2180 wireless chip for better Bluetooth connections.
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It's a history of forging trust and connections with Russian investors.
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He also has deep connections in Washington and inside the Capitol.
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They are the new people who I have zero connections with.
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But of course, it's not only about convenience — it's about connections.
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Bamji says cadherin acts like glue, strengthening connections between brain cells.
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Those are the connections that feel most real in the MCU.
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These connections could very well get your foot in the door.
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You can find a detailed list of similar connections on Reddit.
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Expect intense scrutiny of Tillerson's connections to Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
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Yet social connections can help patients with cancer in many ways.
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You'll be able to make some fantastic social connections this evening.
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Reportedly only business connections and Cardi know his new phone number.
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Reflect on the strength and longevity of your friendships and connections.
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What are the connections between the Trump business empire and Russia?
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Princess Kate isn't the only royal with second-hand shop connections.
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Society is produced by the social connections that are knit together.
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Their answers point toward hope in our work, commerce, and connections.
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Tillerson's own close connections to Putin have also come under scrutiny.
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All sorts of confounding factors and overlooked connections can skew conclusions.
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The company is also working on connections with customers, he said.
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Both of the Slovaks resigned, but deny connections to the murder.
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Camp17 gives me a week to form real connections and friendships.
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And even with the right connections, they aren't easy on you.
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They had few connections to Clinton supporters or the mainstream media.
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Result: Missed Connections is now a shadow of its former self.
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It's great they're having more connections with the development community there.
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Bumble is a fun, playful, empowered place to make new connections.
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An autonomous vehicle requires two different types of external signal connections.
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These connections have already opened the door to numerous security issues.
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Tonight, some connections will be made, and they'll warm your heart.
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These online connections are replacing the need for the physical connection.
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This episode hinted at these connections in another scene as well.
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Other times, the attacks generated tens of millions of bad connections.
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Now we just need someone to investigate Bluetooth fidget spinner connections.
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And connections for many are iffy even when there is power.
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The iPad can be connected via both wired and wireless connections.
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That one riffed about connections between Hilary Clinton and George Soros.
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We can improve this further by including some obvious additional connections.
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Brazilian police are now investigating possible connections with Islamist groups there.
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As incomes grew and connections proliferated, Mr Ma took full advantage.
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The connections run deeply into the national government, officials acknowledge privately.
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The connections between the two parts are neither obvious nor literal.
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"Twitter is live: live commentary, live conversations, live connections," he said.
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Tor connections from Iran have nevertheless skyrocketed in the past year.
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California has the highest number of networked connections across the country.
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It's a punch that spans borders and draws trans-national connections.
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Now it's adding another 16 connections throughout central and northern California.
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"It prevents us from having meaningful connections with people," Derhally says.
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Ross has had connections to Russian businesses for a long time.
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Smartphones, watches, homes, and cars are increasingly requiring stable internet connections.
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Exciting news and unexpected social connections will head your way, too!
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LinkedIn offers a wealth of potential connections in your desired field.
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"Missed connections" is still up, but it's in the "community" section.
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These connections are a resource — just like HR or tech support.
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But 5G is not just about faster and swifter wireless connections.
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The Big Bang gave us life, and life gave us connections.
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That software extends to the programs' connections with students as well.
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This options allows for unlimited data transfer and five simultaneous connections.
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These windows are when the body builds the most neuronal connections.
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Faster connections and bigger screens have made watching much more delightful.
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He also had connections with top people at PDVSA, they say.
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The biggest takeaway, however, were the strong connections among the cast.
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Most gamers won't care, instead relying on headsets and Bluetooth connections.
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But that's not where the connections between Rogers and 143 end.
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At last, I remember thinking, somebody's finally making the right connections!
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Though many prices are going up, internet connections are getting cheaper.
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It would apply these restrictions to both home and mobile connections.
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It's a great day to tap into your social connections, Scorpio.
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Personal connections are crucial on Survivor; they lead to deep alliances.
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Generosity and romantic connections are sweet but try to remember yourself.
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We have technologies now that allow us to see those connections.
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Those family connections were felt at their Maine wedding as well.
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Changing the encryption changes the way browsers negotiate connections with websites.
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We certainly have deep connections to many people in this story.
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At this point, researchers around the world began to see connections.
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And his celebrity connections include everyone from Ellen to DJ Khaled.
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Most Wi-Fi connections offered at festivals are not password protected.
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Connections made on June 24 will be meaningful—no small talk!
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Some powerful connections and brilliant ideas will be born this afternoon.
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Both of the Slovaks resigned but deny connections to the murder.
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Photographer Amy Lombard celebrates these connections in her delightful book Connected.
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"On a daily basis, I see people making connections," says Esposito.
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As capital controls are relaxed, these financial connections will only deepen.
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That's because money alone won't open doors, but often connections can.
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Sora, in particular, is a nexus for connections made between hearts.
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Things get chopped into pieces and connections fail to get made.
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You'll be able to make some powerful social connections today, too.
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He said he didn't know Saipov to have any terrorist connections.
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The money went towards things like improving internet connections and transport.
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When trees are few and far between, these connections break down.
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So I didn't know them personally, but we shared some connections.
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Yet, we're out here still trying to form meaningful connections anyway.
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"The goal right now is to facilitate the connections," he said.
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Moreover, he did not play down his connections to mob figures.
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Zelenskiy swiftly hit back by spotlighting Poroshenko's connections with another businessman.
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Interestingly, 91 percent of all these connections were made on Facebook.
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It helped him realize how crucial personal connections were to him.
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Ryan was born and raised there, so he has relationships. Connections.
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Goldman bankers have a history of connections with the White House.
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Remote work opportunities are improved by access to strong internet connections.
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My mind was reabsorbing previously offloaded information and creating new connections.
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You get introduced to so many things without outside cultural connections.
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It's a wonderful time to network—exciting connections are taking place!
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These new satellite-based systems also allow for significantly faster connections.
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But the biggest takeaways were the strong connections among the cast.
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Google has been developing its Nearby Connections API for some time.
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For exclusively U.S. connections, that number drops very slightly to 3.46.
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Slovenia, Greece, Chile and Mexico made negligible use of M2M connections.
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There are connections and differences among the three bodies of work.
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Information travels over those connections like it does across human synapses.
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There are connections for HDMI and VGA, but only one apiece.
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All cars include OnStar, and in-car 4G LTE wireless connections.
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But now there is growing evidence — of Democratic connections to Russia.
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For less used protocols, it's wise to completely block all connections.
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They constantly forge new connections, and think outside of the box.
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When a memory is formed, connections between axons and dendrites grow.
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That's not too difficult despite our broad connections via social media.
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Government jobs are often handed out based on connections, not skill.
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However, you'll also be forging new connections and opening new doors.
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These inter-connections raise a host of conflict of interest issues.
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"We, the poor, we have no money or connections," she said.
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With your connections, I bet you could do anything you want.
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Work wasn't a place where you expected friendships or significant connections.
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"Globally, we don't see any direct connections between earthquakes," Newman said.
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The witnesses and lawmakers shared their personal connections to the cause.
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There are exceptions based on other connections to the designated country.
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He is also suspected of having connections to Russian intelligence services.
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They were nurturing, informed, and created genuine connections with their patients.
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We can trace their family connections, sometimes even to the present.
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Send to: Any connections you have at companies you're interested in.
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She felt that she was still piecing together clues and connections.
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The company's connections to the Trump administration further fueled the questions.
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Lying to Congress about those connections will result in criminal charges.
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His parents were dead; he had no real connections there anymore.
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Stimpson also seconds leveraging your contacts and recruiters to make connections.
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Those connections came to light after Sessions' last turn before Congress.
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But herders also have connections with local elites who own cattle.
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Connections, meanwhile, is about working with all different parts of Uber.
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As Nuzzi notes, Grimm's connections to Trump are loose -- at best.
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They'd rather make connections with people in a small, intimate group.
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Only Herb could do that, with his connections and his power.
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As he cultivated political connections, Mr. Andreas was courted in return.
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Incapable of emotional connections, John acts as if he has them.
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And ultimately, the advertisers, the ones with the strongest political connections.
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And Instagram users already had their social connections with other users.
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I'm not in D.C. and have very few D.C. connections 22019.
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If you have any trouble let me know, I've got connections.
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This is especially common if they find mutual connections on LinkedIn.
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Finance Minister Philip Hammond wants 15 million fibre connections by 2025.
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After independence it developed connections there in mining, security and construction.
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Prefer to make meaningful connections without revealing what you look like?
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Amazon seems to be trying to increase employee engagement with Connections.
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I have a million and one connections to the greater world.
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Portfolio companies could tap into this network for advice and connections.
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Hackers have used SWIFT connections to attack banks around the world.
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You'll be able to make some powerful social connections this evening.
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On their fey renditions, Mexrrissey make the aforementioned cultural connections clearer.
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You'll be able to make some exciting social connections this evening.
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"I see Holy Smokes as something that's inciting connections," she said.
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He was a doctor and claimed to have grand family connections.
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You'll be able to make connections with influential people this morning!
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Powerful social connections take place as the moon clashes with Uranus.
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How on Earth did you manage to make connections over there?
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In what cases are the social connections made on apps beneficial?
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I have not made many local lifestyle connections in Arizona yet.
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More than making connections, changing the way our history is written.
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You're wondering how deep and enduring the connections you've built are.
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It's not at all hard to find good connections these days.
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Intriguing connections are formed today—it's a powerful time to bond.
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These three connections seems to be of benefit for the listener.
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The Moon in show-off Leo makes some lovely connections today!
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Mars and Jupiter connect today, finding you making some exciting connections.
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But the point is, he's relying on their associations and connections.
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These new connections will not be people with smartphones, but machines.
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Alani's lawyer, Jonathan Meltz, denied prosecutors' claims of possible terrorism connections.
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They used their activism connections to recruit volunteers and raise funds.
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Grow globally, deepening connections to markets around the world (Disney Shanghai).
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The document alleges salacious connections between Russia and the Trump campaign.
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This results in a gathering of 12 new and old connections.
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When facing a medical emergency, don't hesitate to use your connections.
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Her group has more political connections, and a bit more traction.
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In earlier generations of products, faster wireless connections sold new phones.
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Yet using inducements to forge connections, and loyalty, is not uncommon.
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He cited a web of "connections and dependencies" within international sports.
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Though a ways from Yankee Stadium, Clifton has Bronx Bomber connections.
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Mr. Ye also cultivated the image of someone with political connections.
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You'll be able to form some deep intimate connections this evening.
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Make connections: Take one thing and connect it to another. 7.
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Superfast broadband connections run at 24 megabits per second (Mb/s).
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The firm boasted a number of prominent clients and important connections.
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Compliment this person's wit, sense of humor, social connections, and charm.
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This relationship, Churchland says, is the basis of all social connections.
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I've always had strong connections with the Asian community, full stop.
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The intent was to monitor Dr. King's connections with suspected Communists.
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Check out the winning work from our 20173 Connections Contest. 22017.
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Connections among the Egyptian and the Israeli characters are inevitably incomplete.
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We're forced to be intentional about keeping up our human connections.
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We're forced to be intentional about keeping up our human connections.
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His father's political connections had landed him a Capitol Hill internship.
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Meanwhile, obvious stories, like Trump's business connections abroad, were totally ignored.
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Wherever you begin to make connections, Lerner will break the pattern.
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She found more former patrons through social media and other connections.
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The financial industry's connections to gun makers have drawn attention before.
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Mr. Li said he saw obvious connections between the two men.
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Sometimes the connections come relatively easily, as with instinct and Estonia.
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Don't assume Mom or Dad's connections alone will get you in.
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Plans for further connections between the two rail systems were suspended.
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The connections among these accounts pose additional challenges on the backend.
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Yale, especially, had many connections to OSS's postwar successor, the Central
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But they also provide connections—to mentors, other founders, potential investors.
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AR rivals like Microsoft have better enterprise experience, connections, and distribution.
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Banning cars from a park restores connections that had been severed.
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She spent countless hours making new connections and applying for jobs.
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Passengers waste time and often miss connections, while airlines waste fuel.
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Showtime could use the connections it has through its international arms.
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The connections I made were about the mundaneness of everyday life.
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Many lifelong connections to Martha's Vineyard began in Dr. Harris's kitchen.
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But Bloomberg paying people to leverage their social connections is unique.
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Sinclair, Fox and Blackstone all have connections to the Trump administration.
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Intergenerational connections capitalize on the talents of both old and young.
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This is especially common if you have mutual connections on LinkedIn.
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It's a lot to take in, with tenuous connections between scenes.
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The Chinese even cooperated, briefly cutting off the North's internet connections.
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However there are international connections and links in many of them.
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They represented the connections between people, their identity, and the Earth.
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The cars will include connections to three separate cellular networks. Drive.
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Intriguing social connections are made as the moon connects with Pluto.
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The island does that to you, starts you thinking about connections.
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It's no longer just about having the right look or connections.
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Through her father's connections, she got a job as a reporter.
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The #marchforsisterhood is a chance to make connections across the internet.
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It predicts a further half a billion smartphone connections by 2020.
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Counterintelligence investigations examine the connections between American citizens and foreign governments.
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But above all, immigrants bring hard work, diversity and global connections.
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What are the Whistleblower's political biases and connections to Democratic politicians?
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Ultra-fast connections are rare but so are truly sluggish ones.
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These connections would create more than enough controversy for most administrations.
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"I think the absence of connections can be interesting," adds Balmas.
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It doesn't hurt that the company has crucial connections to power.
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On a whim I checked the Missed Connections section on Craigslist.
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The channel has good connections with Shi'ite politicians and Iraqi forces.
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This is not to underplay how valuable in-person connections are.
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Trust connections that make you feel at ease, not on edge.
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How important are human connections to a full and satisfying life?
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That slows down a lot of home and public network connections.
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Q. What is California Connections Academy and what do you teach?
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He had connections with a private jet company in the Bahamas.
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Wolff said her past Williams connections had played no part, however.
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But he believes he will hold on to those new connections.
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Ultimately the Persona games are about forming connections with other people.
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Both kinds of connections can lead to interesting thinking and writing.
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As a class you might discuss: How many connections were similar?
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Climate change, and broadband connections, have already altered education and commerce.
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They're not only relying on their political connections to make money.
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Solid social connections are formed thanks to Venus and Saturn's meeting.
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One work of speculative nonfiction, "Epicenter," explores connections between the two.
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But traveling — and leaving behind those demands — can stoke new connections.
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When it works, such anachronism can reveal unexpected connections across time.
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Sometimes they are surprised by the strength of their virtual connections.
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You'll be able to form some supportive connections late this afternoon!
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Important social connections are possible today, so get yourself out there.
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Image Above: Connections in the infant brain at age 1 mo.
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There wasn't any way to have connections with the Russian people.
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The more photos you scan, the more you find these connections.
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This time, I knew I'd need regular feedback and networking connections.
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Co-living opens you up to an instant community and connections.
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Women are better because they maintain social connections better than men.
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As well as the obvious privacy risks to user data from unsecured web connections, from hackers or other types of snoopers, Google has also said it intends to flag unsecured connections in its popular Chrome browser — thereby potentially discouraging users from surfing to non-HTTPS websites in the first place, and providing a self-interested incentive to shift websites onto secure connections.
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But the more I've thought about it, the more I've decided that I'm all right with an AI helping manage my connections with other people — because otherwise, a lot of those connections wouldn't exist at all.
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The right patterns of weighted connections can stand in for behaviors in living populations: For example, connections that make it more likely that lineages will become isolated from the rest of a population can represent migrations.
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Lufthansa would use Rome's Fiumicino airport as an additional hub, offering transatlantic connections towards North and South America, while airports in Milan would be used for point-to-point connections and feeder traffic, the paper added.
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"The exhibition is important because it shows connections from cross cultural identities and also showcases a broader narrative that allows the artists work to co-exist with each other and make connections," Jamal Al Lail explains.
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Cognitive science informs us that even in normal aging, brain connections pare back (to the extent that the aging brain actually shrinks in size), reducing our ability to learn new information and make important new connections.
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Ms. Ifill, who was widely known as a lively, personable journalist with deep connections in Washington, was seen as a balance to Ms. Woodruff, who has those same connections but thinks of herself as more reserved.
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Though Chapter Two spends many of its 165 minutes weaving connections between past and present to make us care about who these kids have grown up to be, it lacks cohesive characterizations or strong emotional connections.
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Two years ago in Ghulja, interrogators asked the young businessman detained at the airport in China the same questions about his politics and connections over and over again, searching for evidence of his connections to extremist groups.
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With each firm I made a spreadsheet that included every partner's name, my mutual connections to them, the investments they were responsible for in the portfolio, my thoughts on each and my mutual connections within portfolio companies.
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But Jane's case recognizes that we are social animals rather than walled-off islands—that each of us has unbreakable connections to other people in our circles and that these connections must be considered in medical care.
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As mentioned, the Nest Wifi doesn't have a dedicated wireless backhaul band, instead relying on a traditional 2.4GHz and 5GHz dual-band system for both connections between the router and points as well as connections to devices.
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The whole market for providing these electricity connections is worth over 500 million pounds ($734 million) a year Britain with hundreds of thousands of connections made every year, for example, to new housing estates and business premises.
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Venture capital is an industry that relies a lot on connections — on setting up coffee and drinks, and going to networking happy hours to create personal connections with those you hope will give you lots of money.
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When you can see those connections, the internet starts to look different.
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Newcomers are being welcomed with coffee and doughnuts in the Connections Lounge.
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There are no wireless connections to deal with, no firmware to install.
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It signals that we need to do something about our social connections.
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While Mr. Liu has little experience with markets, he does have connections.
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This astrological aspect is especially lucky for your friendships and social connections.
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In fact, in the end, all that really remains are those connections.
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After the onboarding stuff, companies can still seek for advice and connections.
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It facilitates human connections, and allows us to learn, grow and progress.
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It's a great idea to build connections with other like-minded people.
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They are then recommended further communities to join and other useful connections.
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"Feedback connections are an incredibly important part of cortical networks," Sejnowski said.
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Once again, that could be hugely useful for those using slow connections.
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Wireless connections are also more prone to signal drops and high latency.
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Creativity, after all, is making connections between different parts of the brain.
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Glocom advertises and exhibits its wares without disclosing its North Korean connections.
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You'd instruct the network to route your money through your existing connections.
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From here, the researchers studied the connections and activity between individual neurons.
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Share numbers selectively, and focus on telling your story and making connections.
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These USB ports can also be used in place of Bluetooth connections.
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But there are other connections and financial ties that are less visible.
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Similarly, people with more wealth tend to have more and faster connections.
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His connections also allow him to help artists with their charitable work.
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Two of the groups Smith reached out to had connections to Russia.
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Missed Connections is all about understanding that your quest is probably doomed.
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Keith Ellison and Andre Carson, had deep connections with the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Has Booker succeeded in turning his Silicon Valley connections into boldfaced backers?
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But they began to interrogate him about his connections to the FSB.
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But his connections with the country's largest tabloid publisher, American Media Inc.
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Videos for low-bandwidth connections are more compressed, leading to grainy images.
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Pursuing in-person connections, like information interviews over coffee, is also important.
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Comey also stated that includes investigating connections between Trump associates and Russia.
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Besides arguing and obliqueness, a hundred thousand connections come from the heart.
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People with schizophrenia, meanwhile, tend to have many fewer of these connections.
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The three hundred in the room wanted to make connections, maybe friends.
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The connections, Kevin insists, are cheaper than official ones, and safer too.
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Reports and rumors about the groups connections to Hollywood actors were mounting.
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Bumble wants to help you make friends and career connections, for example.
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Her campaign received donations from complete strangers, as well as distant connections.
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At first, Wi-Fi 6 connections aren't likely to be substantially faster.
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People made the same connections over and over, putting data into Zuora.
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We have to make sure those connections happen in the right way.
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Hint: In addition to previously undiscovered talent, she has stellar industry connections.
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Fans on Twitter are already finding horror movie connections to the clip.
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People have already made their connections on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter.
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Factors like racial discrimination and family connections probably still play a part.
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It's not clear how affordable the new domestic broadband connections will be.
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The Indiana governor is unique in the breadth of his donor connections.
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Probably a good move considering C-Note's connections and knowledge of Arabic.
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Police added there were no connections between the victims in the case.
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I'm hoping to just get some experience, have fun, and make connections.
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Watson leveraged his connections with Cisco Systems to build the unique network.
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"For those force connections, I needed them to talk," Johnson tells PEOPLE.
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Consumer internet connections are faster than ever and data allowances more generous.
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Sometimes the requester and I share mutual connections, other times we don't.
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Their Italian former business partner has denied having connections with the mafia.
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Are you dying to know your family's history and make familial connections?
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Officials downplayed connections between his beheading and the highly-publicized political event.
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"They have the political connections," says Thomas Jayne of Michigan State University.
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This is probably what it feels like to use terabit internet connections.
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MEDICAL SERVICES All telephone, television, and internet connections remained severed in Kashmir.
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You never know what connections you'll make or where they might lead.
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"And those connections start from a place of celebrating who you are."
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The so-call lawyer had a lot of connections with the Kremlin.
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Shared interests emerge as the central drivers of our connections on Twitter.
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It's clever, and it makes connections in tight spots so much easier.
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Those with power and connections acquired the material attributes of Western life.
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You'll be able to make some fantastic, unexpected social connections this evening.
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A better internet means more reliable connections, faster speeds, and lower prices.
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It accepted connections in a nonstandard way, which made it seem hidden.
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People have strong emotional connections to the products they use every day.
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"I think there is -- I think there's many foreign connections," he said.
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Build connections, learn from expert female VCs and move your startup forward.
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Both of Fico's aides have resigned but deny connections to the murder.
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The connections between Russia and the Trump White House keep piling up.
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Tap or click here for a special trick for maintaining Android connections.
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Wireless connections are disabled for 24 hours before they're automatically re-activated.
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They are also seeking more information about any financial connections to Russia.
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Wrestlemania weekend, I can't help but see the connections between the Roman
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It is just extremely good at making connections between what you're saying.
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You can expect intense connections to form, especially in your professional life.
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And my research didn't probe connections between reading platforms and critical thinking.
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He also used his observations of nature to make connections among phenomena.
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It let people network around topics, but not necessarily their personal connections.
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But olfaction might offer a simpler way to start forging those connections.
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This reactivation strengthens synaptic connections between neurons, which results in stronger memories.
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Here's a graph showing all the connections and links between these domains.
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You'll be able to make positive connections in your social life today.
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Amazing, deep connections are formed, and it's the beginning of something juicy.
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Emergency lights stayed on, and backup batteries kept wireless internet connections functioning.
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Neither had any known Taliban or insurgent connections; nor did Mr. Nasim.
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Like any emerging cultural scene, Chicago house was predicated on personal connections.
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Online mediums, it turns out, are surprisingly effective in fostering connections IRL.
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Lindsey Graham also expressed discomfort with Tillerson and his connections to Russia.
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Creativity, after all, is making connections between different parts of the brain.
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There was a lot of connections between other parts of the continent.
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The market is saturated, with smartphones accounting for 80% of wireless connections.
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CrunchMatch can save you valuable time and help you make valuable connections.
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You're trying new things, meeting lots of people, and making superb connections.
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For adolescents, social connections have a similar effect on weight as exercise.
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Because our phones and our internet connections are pretty fast right now.
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In 2016, 11 African governments suspended internet connections during elections or protests.
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The small Christian college has connections to Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.
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Well, on the connections between, for example ... Pruitt's real low-hanging fruit.
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And perpetrators often make their first connections to victims on the Internet.
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"Our connections are making more opportunities between the two countries," Dandeker said.
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Business often revolves around the personal connections people make with each other.
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The United Arab Emirates has more average connections than any single country.
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Telus added 22,000 Internet connections and 25,000 TV subscriptions in the quarter.
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"This algorithm is unsupervised and it builds its own connections," Tshitoyan said.
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Acacia has also made several hardware innovations to improve fiber optic connections.
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However, this made it harder for biotech entrepreneurs to make vital connections.
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Are you seeking deeper connections with friends or looking for more friends?
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The compassionate tend to have deeper connections with others and more friends.
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Here is a summary of known connections between Trump associates and Russia.
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But other investigators, including Graham, have been probing those connections as well.
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This one looked at what directors bring from outside, notably their connections.
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And surely the potential benefits of political connections go beyond direct payoffs.
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"We're actually uncovering these connections as we're doing this work," she said.
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Facebook makes it easier for connections to form, especially temporary political relationships.
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The VPN also offers its users unlimited bandwidth and five simultaneous connections.
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From the start, political connections were key to Ratner's real estate career.
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I turn down connections with couples and singles I'm not so into.
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The airline said that this mishap occurred during the connections in Denver.
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North Korea keeps a close handle on internet connections within the country.
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Microsoft Connections allows its users to create Mailchimp-like email marketing campaigns.
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Your connections' phone numbers are at the very bottom of their profiles.
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Kohn had even noted connections between movies that Herlihy hadn't ever noticed.
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Ring tells me that its cameras aren't designed for such slow connections.
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Marvel movies thrive on dropping little connections in split-second trailer moments.
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He used government connections to bribe his family out of the warzone.
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Party Out Of Bounds also made connections between different generations of artists.
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Buses passing the house provide connections to Aberdovey and to local towns.
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The nature of those connections and the value they provide vary widely.
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Wawrinka's tennis career was also developed through connections made at the center.
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AI-driven security is well equipped to handle probabilities, behaviors and connections.
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Expect to make some good connections as Mercury hangs out in Virgo.
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The service will be called Tashbeak, which means "making connections" in Arabic.
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Also important as women age are social connections, especially with other women.
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We've broken down some of Trump's more significant connections to Russia below.
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But Mckesson didn't have any connections inside city hall or in Annapolis.
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The job of mapping these connections is still in its early stages.
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By 2020 most new cars will come with these connections as standard.
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A nut is missing that should be there to secure electrical connections.
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Instead, it's the number of close connections that matters, regardless of age.
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"Fleabag" connections abound, but the series and its creator resist easy comparison.
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