Technically, Mr. Elovitch controls Eurocom, which in turn controls Internet Gold, which in tern controls BCom, which in turn controls Bezeq.
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We talk about temperature controls, humidity controls, light controls, automated trimmers, human trimmers, this technology, that technology, whatever.
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Google Maps controls 67% of the market, while Waze controls 12% of the market, and MapQuest controls 8%.
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Nobody was doing motion controls, then Nintendo did motion controls, and everyone followed and did motion controls as well.
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" Then tap "parental controls" and select "enable parental controls.
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If the government controls public discourse, it controls public opinion.
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O); Johnson Controls Inc, now Johnson Controls International Plc (JCI.
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The first is for system controls, the second for audio controls, and the third (if you need it) for smart home controls.
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Spectre showed me that whoever controls the data, controls the future.
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But because they're related, what controls sleep apnea also controls snoring.
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Spectre showed me that whoever controls the data controls the future.
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One rod controls the volume and the other rod controls the pitch.
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It controls the country's four TV stations and it controls the radio.
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All of these touch controls can also be performed with voice controls.
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My big sister controls my Instagram and my big brother controls my Twitter.
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Whoever controls the office playlist controls the entire office, this is a fact.
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The new controls do not replace the existing controls but rather supplement them.
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After 2012, Facebook added platform controls and made privacy controls applicable to apps.
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The device's gesture controls also offer some quality controls beyond the mobile app.
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It is often said that whoever controls the ballot box controls the election.
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She knows that whoever controls the narrative of this show controls the outcome.
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In an age of legislative dysfunction, whoever controls the courts controls the country.
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Firms must adopt controls such as pre-trade risk controls and order cancellation systems.
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The controls act much the same as GoPro controls do: with a learning curve.
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HUMAN CONTROLS Uber is not ready to deploy vehicles without human controls, Meyhofer said.
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The second-largest owner controls 18 percent and the third-largest controls 9.2 percent.
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The president controls the bureaucracy and the military; Congress controls the budget and impeachment.
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Deripaska controls 66 percent of En+, which in turn controls 48 percent of Rusal.
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But the battle lines are clear: whoever controls the technological frontier controls the future.
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It will show calendar info, weather, notifications, reminders, music controls, and smart home controls.
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Both parties are already gearing up for 2020, because whoever controls redistricting controls Congress.
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The integration allows for smart home controls, Alexa skills, and audio controls for streaming services (although with Apple Music, voice controls are limited to just playback and volume).
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Firms need to adopt controls such as pre-trade risk controls and order cancellation systems.
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"Industrial controls are the critical interface between the digital controls in an operational process," Rep.
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If you look at media representation, whoever controls our media shapes and controls our culture.
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China stopped that exodus by tightening its currency controls, but controls rarely work for long.
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Deripaska controls 66 percent of En+ Group, which in turn controls 48 percent of Rusal.
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As a party, the GOP controls Congress and completely controls 60 percent of state legislatures.
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Apps without Alexa voice controls will default to the Alexa Remote for controls, which kinda sucks.
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The touch controls allowed for too many errant taps, and certain basic tap controls were missing.
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The Wii's controls were unwieldy, lacked a second joystick, and favored motion controls over tactile inputs.
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Firms may need to adopt controls such as pre-trade risk controls and order cancellation systems.
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SoftBank controls a majority of Sprint while Deutsche Telekom controls a significant chunk of T-Mobile.
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If Facebook controls messaging, it controls the portal to commerce and content as well as communication.
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And as advertising goes more digital, he or she who controls the data controls the market.
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The parental controls on the Amazon Fire TV gives you specific controls for content a purchases.
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"Industrial controls are the critical interface between the digital controls in an operational process," Bacon said.
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Controls: SCBAM's controls are multi-layered, evident from integrated system controls, experienced risk managers and rigorous control processes, including stress tests, counterparty reviews and regular reportings of operational and investment risks.
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State-owned enterprises, capital controls, price controls, import controls, one-time mining fees and a plethora of regulations wrapped Zimbabwe in a giant ball of red tape and destroyed the economy.
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The requirements also include controls including AML and OFAC controls to present money laundering or terrorist financing.
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The Switch version is compatible with Joy Con motion and gesture controls and adds touch screen controls.
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It imposed border controls, temporary residence permits and tougher rules for family reunion, reinforced by EU controls.
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"A trading firm could have its own controls or opt in to the FCM controls," he said.
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The SEC also cited "Controls and Procedures"{here} rules requiring controls and procedures over making material disclosures.
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But I still think it's funny how the voice controls are more responsive than the physical controls.
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You can play Odyssey with motion controls using the detached joy cons or with more standard controls.
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He controls when galleries make shows, he controls who they sell a painting to — he's on top.
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It includes a full range of spray controls, temperature controls, and, of course, the beloved heated seat.
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Elaine Wynn controls 9.4 percent of Wynn Resorts' stock, while Steve Wynn controls 11.8 percent, Reuters data show.
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And he controls Facebook — is Facebook — in an unusual way: He controls 60 percent of its shareholder votes.
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"Manufacturers are simplifying their controls to only show those controls that are most relevant to consumers," she said.
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While the Venezuelan opposition controls the Assembly, Mr. Maduro's leftist party controls the courts and the executive branch.
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The bottom screen is for climate controls and additional controls like garage door opener and the vehicle's cameras.
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QC30 inline controller, volume/music controls (left) and noise-canceling controls (right)It's not exactly a new idea.
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The merger of Johnson Controls and Tyco International would save Johnson Controls $150 million a year in taxes.
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The phone has new motion controls, an audio recorder that transcribes in real time, and new privacy controls.
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Specifically, they found that the motor cortex, which controls movement, very directly controls the stress-controlling adrenal glands.
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Zinc was deficient in 59.4% of those with celiac versus 25.2% of controls; copper was low in 6.4% of celiac patients versus 2.1% of controls, folate was low in 3.6% of celiac patients versus 0.3% of controls and vitamin B12 was low in 5.3% of celiac patients versus 1.8% of controls.
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" These views ceased to be harmless folly when their holders enlisted the support of federal, state or local governments to impose them as official versions of history, Schlesinger argues: " 'Who controls the past controls the future,' runs the Party slogan in George Orwell's '1984'; 'who controls the present controls the past.
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We're seeing your HVAC controls and your FM radio controls and everything is moving onto the screen with software.
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GLAS will support temperature controls, weather forecasts, and other skills through a mobile app, browser, or Cortana voice controls.
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New regulatory controls are almost certain to be imposed, as examples of fraud and poor lending controls are revealed.
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Egypt controls the only other point, which is the Rafah border, but it controls that in collusion with Israel.
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Either we will have to impose border controls or we will have to sublet those controls to the Irish.
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If you know your parental controls passcode, you can turn off parental controls on a PS4 using its settings.
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"Just as Mexican law controls what people do there, American law controls what people do here," the ruling says.
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New regulatory controls are almost certain to be imposed, as examples of fraud and poor lending controls are revealed.
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Dual Exposure controls, meanwhile, give users more direct controls over brightness and shadow, and thus more control over HDR.
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Macri reversed capital controls imposed by his two predecessors and eliminated popular, populist price controls on food and gasoline.
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A system that controls two shower heads costs $1,225 and a system that controls four shower heads costs $2,265.
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So 2018 isn't just about who controls Congress right now -- it's also who controls Congress for the next decade.
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And who controls oil-rich stretches of the Syrian desert could determine who controls large regions of the country.
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The new set of parental controls is actually only a subset of the controls users can enable for themselves.
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In terms of controls, the Play: 5 features onboard touch controls that come in handy if your phone isn't nearby.
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For instance, when setting the time, A controls the hour, B controls the minutes, and C locks the time in.
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I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE THEIR BUILDING CONTROLS BUSINESS BECAUSE I THINK I'VE GOT A BILLION DOLLAR BUILDING CONTROLS BUSINESS.
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Adding rudimentary physical controls on its speakers have helped, including the gesture-driven controls on its latest Play:5 speakers.
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The man who controls distance controls the fight, no matter how goofy his punching form or how high his chin.
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While proponents claim that price controls benefit consumers to get votes for the legislation, price controls simply don't benefit consumers.
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In other words, fiscal policy (which Congress controls) and monetary policy (which the Fed controls) are working at cross-purposes.
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It also has UE's recognizable plus/minus controls on top, as well as play/pause/skip controls, also on top.
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He controls the gavel of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense, which controls hundreds of billions of dollars for Pentagon programs.
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According to data from early 2018, Deripaska controls 67.6 percent of En+, which in turn controls 48 percent of Rusal.
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The first slider controls how large standard text will be, while the second controls how small fonts are allowed to be.
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Unsurprisingly there is no mention of the currency controls, import controls, protectionism and unsustainable subsidies that characterised Ms Fernández's second term.
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In fact, the Republican Party now controls 31 state legislatures and controls both the governors' mansions and statehouses in 23 states.
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You can also fine-tune these programs with manual speed controls as well as pulse controls for chunkier recipes like salsa.
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Safari is also adding more granular controls over content blockers and privacy controls for your Mac's camera, location, microphone, and notifications.
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On macOS, it controls the system sound output; on Android, it controls the earphones' own volume independently from the source device.
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The examination evaluates that controls are suitably designed to provide reasonable assurance that controls were designed to meet the established objectives.
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SWIFT unveiled a new payment controls service in London that is designed to bolster its customers' fraud and cyber-crime controls.
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Apple is expecting developers to create contextually aware controls for their apps, and for MacBook users to learn these new controls.
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For example, Waymo is taking advantage of accessibility features built into Android and iOS that replace visual controls with speech controls.
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That model, invented by Mr. Chávez, consists of eliminating controls on state activity and imposing excessive controls on the private sector.
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Regulators are taking measures to bolster controls and rated banks have taken steps to bring controls into line with international standards.
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Much of this data is protected by technical controls, laws, self-regulatory commitments, privacy policies, and other emerging mechanisms or controls.
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Currency controls make it difficult to import such materials, while price controls can at times force companies to sell below production costs.
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Controls are all done via touch on the right ear cup, and I've already expressed my displeasure with touch controls on headphones.
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Both the motion controls and traditional button controls add an additional layer of satisfaction that comes with landing punches and grabbing opponents.
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So long as the privacy controls that we're not able to buy our way into aren't controls that people ought to have.
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Users can get more specific with controls, like being able to use their voice to tap buttons or adjust controls within apps.
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The right hemisphere controls movement of the left side of the body, while the left hemisphere controls the right arm and leg.
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Going forward, our approach to privacy controls will parallel our approach to financial controls, with a rigorous design process and individual certifications intended to ensure that our controls are working — and that we find and fix them when they are not.
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Dual controls in the plane Peter Goelz, former NTSB managing director, said the flight instructor could not have disabled the student pilot's controls.
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"Please do not reply to clients using wording such as SAFE controls, or SAFE doesn't allow or strictly controls FX purchases," it read.
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Luma offers robust (and very creepy) parental controls On top of a better Wi-Fi connection, Luma also offers pretty robust parental controls.
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There are a directional pad and controls for the Android TV software, along with volume controls and a quick-access button for Netflix.
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Because the US government controls the Fed, which controls the dollar, the US government has sway over a large portion of international transactions.
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Republicans face critical test of integrity on drug price controls MORE and Rick Scott are advocating for socialist style price controls on medicine.
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You can now add many more of your own shortcuts, from Home controls to a screen recording function and even Apple TV controls.
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That means whoever controls the networks controls the information flow — and may be able to change, reroute or copy data without users' knowledge.
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Facebook did offer privacy controls, but as with all software, default settings rule: Providing privacy controls is not the same as providing privacy.
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"Going forward, our approach to privacy controls will parallel our approach to financial controls, with a rigorous design process and individual certifications intended to ensure that our controls are working — and that we find and fix them when they are not," Stretch said.
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Johnson Controls' GLAS thermostat differs from the Nest by including Cortana voice controls, but competitors like the Ecobee4 do include Alexa built straight in.
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Second, the Touch Bar is useful for accessing controls in a new way, especially controls that were sometimes clumsy with a keyboard and mouse.
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Thankfully there's a button above the climate controls that disables the backseat controls, because I can only listen to Radio Disney for so long.
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It has also segregated duties between project controls and finance functions and assigned a senior vice president who is responsible for the project's controls.
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Known as a trickster, Anansi is also the god of story, and the characters all know that whoever controls their stories, controls their fates.
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And many of the data flows described are protected by technical controls, laws, self-regulatory commitments, privacy policies, and other emerging mechanisms and controls.
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But the insanity has to stop, which is why it piqued my interest to hear how one CEO controls his inbox before it controls him.
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Using the gesture controls to switch between art was easy, and they honestly might be the most reliable and useful gesture controls I've ever used.
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Taurus also said it had not taken part in any efforts to evade security controls and has since reinforced internal controls to avoid similar situations.
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After watching a few demos, I gave it a go, but it wasn't nearly precise as, say, the Wii's motion controls or Kinect's gesture controls.
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To this day, Cyprus remains a divided country where a Turkish-Cypriot government controls the northern third and a Greek-Cypriot government controls the rest.
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If the AV has manual override controls and an accident occurs, is the driver at fault for not taking the controls to avoid the crash?
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CXW, the market leader, controls 42% of all private prison beds while its largest competitor, The GEO Group (GEO), controls 37% of private prison beds.
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The businesses of Johnson Controls and Tyco will be combined under Tyco International Plc, which will be renamed Johnson Controls Plc, after the deal closes.
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"Who controls Facebook controls the 230 election," Parscale said during a speaking engagement at the Romanian Academy of Sciences, according to a report in Forbes.
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MCAS controls the large horizontal wing on the plane's tail known as the stabilizer, while the pilot controls smaller flaps or "elevators" on the stabilizer.
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Specifically, the Senators want to reengineer the last-mile of the grid by replacing the modern automated controls currently in place with older analog controls.
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On the third side is a computer screen showing maps, stereo controls, phone controls and such, just like you have on most cars these days.
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As Chief of Staff, Kunkel now controls the Prime Minister's diary, controls access to Morrison, and has input on every major decision facing the country.
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Set in the indeterminate future, the world is divided into small districts, and the party that controls the most districts controls policy for the entire planet.
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Although you could previously access playback controls like play/pause, previous/next track, and volume on your Apple Watch, the smartwatch's default controls were pretty barebones.
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The controls come despite Turkey having aligned its legislation with certain EU internal market rules, such as covering product standards, intellectual property rights and competition controls.
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The game controls like a dream second by second, though it may take a bit to get a handle on all the new hat-related controls.
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Why it matters: Zuckerberg's control of Facebook's voting stock means he controls its destiny, and Facebook controls much of the information diet of the world today.
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Price controls lead to undersupply, and in this context, the price controls on debit card fees have been associated with a reduction in free checking accounts.
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It makes sense that the organization that fines companies for not having the proper controls in place should have the proper controls in place as well.
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The currency controls were a 180-degree turn for President Macri, a free-markets advocate who abolished capital controls after he came to power in 2015.
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Russia controls Syrian airspace in the region west of the Euphrates River, which includes Afrin, while the United States controls the skies east of the Euphrates.
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But far and away the biggest difference-maker is going to be who controls legislative majorities and who controls the executive branch of the federal government.
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It's the fact that Facebook is so big and that Facebook arguably controls the public square or arguably controls a large segment of the public square.
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LucidSound splits the controls for game audio and voice chat onto either side of the headphones; the left side of the headset controls game audio, letting you raise or lower the ambient noise in the game with the dial, and the right side controls voice chat.
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He also said that tablet-based controls are the wave of the future and fully expects that aviation will ultimately have 60%-to-70% software-based controls.
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HTC's camera app is simple yet powerful with its various manual controls, though I wish HTC would utilize the second display for camera controls like LG does.
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Johnson Controls shareholders could choose to receive one share in the combined company for every share of Johnson Controls that they own or receive $34.88 in cash.
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So basically these cases are a tension between whether the text the law controls the case or what people were actually thinking in 1964 controls the case.
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As a result, the big TV story of the 2020s might turn out to be distribution or the idea that whoever controls the airwaves controls the programming.
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When it comes to those controls, on the top of the device you'll get an input control, a Bluetooth button, volume controls, and a microphone mute switch.
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You can swap the controls in the app — trading the presses to connect to volume controls rather than power — but you won't be able to have both.
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It will also significantly increase our accountability by bringing the process for auditing our privacy controls more in line with how financial controls work at public companies ... .
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In New York alone, WeWork controls three million square feet of commercial real estate; it controls 15.5 million square feet globally with 335 locations in 24 countries.
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"He who controls the past, controls the present and the future," Cercas writes in his new book, "The Impostor," longlisted for the 2018 Man Booker International Prize.
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Government controls frayed during the terrible famine of the 13s, when perhaps 10 percent of the population died, but the controls have returned with the economic recovery.
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But Israel maintains control of the northern and eastern land boundaries — Egypt controls the southern crossing, known as Rafah — and Israel controls the air and sea approaches.
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Pro Mode essentially gives you similar controls as Pro Mode for the cameras — you get controls like ISO, shutter speeds, exposure, white balance, focus, and aperture size.
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Check the sound settings on your device for controls to switch to mono audio, or controls to independently raise the volume on one side over the other.
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In the real world, why are controls on interest rates any different than controls on the price of oil and gas or any other goods and services?
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Ironically, Venezuela's currency controls in recent years have spurred a bitcoin fad among tech-savvy Venezuelans looking to bypass controls to obtain dollars or make internet purchases.
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Exactly. It's the fact that Facebook is so big and that Facebook arguably controls the public square or arguably controls a large segment of the public square.
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We needed to be able to resize and move the VPAID ads so we wouldn't get any collision between our controls and any VPAID controls within the ad.
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UltraHaptics is focused on partnering with other companies to add hands-free haptic controls to things like car dashboard controls, information kiosks, smart home devices, and VR systems.
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It was even put through its paces at the controls of a Boeing 737—though those controls were installed in a flight simulator rather than a real aircraft.
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" After the Pelosi video, Zuckerberg himself was portrayed in a spoof deepfake video on Instagram in which he appears to say "whoever controls the data, controls the future.
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The merger will combine Johnson Controls' commercial buildings business with Tyco's fire security offerings, accelerating Johnson Controls' transformation following its decision to spin off its automotive parts unit.
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The new company, Johnson Controls Plc, will be initially headed by Johnson Controls Chief Executive Alex Molinaroli and will continue to trade on the New York Stock Exchange.
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TYCO SAID TO BE NEAR MERGER DEAL WITH JOHNSON CONTROLS | Tyco International is in late-stage discussions to merge with Johnson Controls for as much as $20 billion,
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It is against any backstop implying regulatory controls between the province and the mainland (which the EU sees as preferable to controls on the land border with Ireland).
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On Soltani's evidence, it writes: Ashkan Soltani rejected [Facebook's] claim, saying that up until 2012, platform controls did not exist, and privacy controls did not apply to apps.
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The new normal might then become a serial inability to fill vacancies on the court when one party controls the White House and the other controls the Senate.
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" After the Pelosi video, Zuckerberg himself was portrayed in a spoof deepfake video on Instagram in which he appears to say "whoever controls the data, controls the future.
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But most economists place the blame on poor government management, corruption and broken policies, like tight controls over foreign exchange, an overvalued currency and price controls on goods.
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"He just controls the ball, controls the pace of the game, puts everyone in position to score and make a play for each other," Wiggins said of Rubio.
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LG: It controls the hardware, it controls the software, it controls the chips, it makes the chips, it does everything on its own, and so it can make something that feels a little bit ... some of these things can work better because of the element of control that they have.
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"Going forward, our approach to privacy controls will parallel our approach to financial controls, with a rigorous design process and individual certifications intended to ensure that our controls are working - and that we find and fix them when they are not," Facebook General Counsel Colin Stretch said in a statement.
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We're constantly evolving these controls based on user experience tests - in the last month alone, we've made further improvements to our Ad Settings and Google Account information and controls.
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A model of airplane with sensitive controls, like a sports car, can't share a type certificate with a model whose controls are much more sluggish, like a semi truck.
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"We take notice of the Hungarian explanation that these are traffic controls, but in effect this amounts to border controls," said a spokesman for the interior ministry in Austria.
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The examination verifies that the internal controls and processes are actually designed as the service organization intends, and that the controls were in place as of March 31, 2016.
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With my setup, the Magic Keyboard controls the LG display brightness and the MacBook's keyboard controls the MacBook's display, meaning they're independently adjustable at the touch of a button.
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The helmet's functions are actuated with controls on the left handlebar (which is good, because mucking with controls on the helmet itself while riding could get a little messy).
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"When you entrust your data to Google, you should expect powerful security and privacy controls," Guemmy Kim, the product manager of Google's account controls, wrote in a blog post.
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" If you are not gagging yet, please continue: "Positive controls were used to help us identify yeast colonies and negative controls were used to ensure our techniques were sterile.
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Google has also been working to expand parental controls in Android Go deeper: Here's what Axios wrote a year ago on Apple's opportunity to do more on parental controls..
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But it could establish controls that restrict foreign access to that information, said Greg Jaeger, a lawyer at the law firm Stroock & Stroock & Lavan who deals with export controls.
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India controls much of Kashmir, while Pakistan controls a smaller part of the region, which was left in an undetermined state after the British partition of India in 1947.
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The update doesn't restore all of the Home Mini's touch controls though, as manually triggering voice controls using a long press on the top of the device still won't work.
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Amazon also offers a robust set of parental controls for its Fire tablets and Apple is expected to launch an expanded set of parental controls for iOS later this year.
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You can either play with motion controls — leaning and punching with the joy cons and using the triggers to jump, dodge, and activate your super — or with more traditional controls.
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When I headed communications in companies, I always wanted to be the one to draft the statement because he who controls the editing controls the final message in most cases.
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Camera controls are mounted on the shoulders making for a natural control scheme — flight controls are done with the pilot's thumbs and the camera is controlled with the pointer finger.
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The unit makes electronic parts for the vehicle command and control such as switches, heating and air conditioning controls and displays, integrated electronic center panels and modular steering column controls.
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The new company, to be called Johnson Controls Plc, will be headed by Johnson Controls Chief Executive Alex Molinaroli and will continue to trade on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Ms. Redstone, who controls CBS through her family business, National Amusements, has been agitating for a merger with Viacom, the cable company behind MTV and Nickelodeon, which she also controls.
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"We're seeing your HVAC controls and your FM radio controls and everything is moving onto the screen with software," Android Automotive head Patrick Brady told The Verge earlier this year.
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Rear paddle controls are a popular addition for premium video game controllers because they allow players to use more fingers and keep their thumbs focused on the front-facing controls.
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The Preventive Controls for Human Food and Preventive Controls for Animal Food — known as the "preventive controls rules" — are meant to force human- and animal-food facilities to take stock of any hazards that could contaminate their products and cause sickness, and then develop and implement transparent plans that minimize those risks.
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The legislation mandating the Swedish controls is valid for three years, while the controls in Denmark are to last 10 days, with the possibility of extending them for an additional 20.
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The company that controls ESPN, which means it controls TV sports in the US. The company that can do business in China, when tech giants like Facebook and Google are stymied.
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Click here to view original GIFGeio's touchscreen controls can be a challenge, but the first-person view lets you pilot the robot without taking your eyes off the screen and controls.
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Hadi's government controls the oil-producing provinces of Shabwa and Hadramout, while the Houthi group controls the capital Sanaa and the oil terminal of Ras Issa on the Red Sea coast.
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But the screen is tacked on to the dash far above the controls, and the large area between the controls and the display is mostly dull plastic with a few vents.
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Section 404 requires public firms to have effective systems of internal controls, but only mandates that an outside accounting firm provide an attestation that these controls are effective in preventing fraud.
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The touch controls are on the steering wheel, which includes a small touch pad on the right side, Voice and cruise controls are on the left-hand spoke of the wheel.
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And within Google Account controls and Android Settings, you'll now see more controls for seeing exactly how much of your data is being hoovered up by apps (Google apps and otherwise).
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The company that controls ESPN, which means it controls TV sports in the U.S. The company that can do business in China, when tech giants like Facebook and Google are stymied.
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The right-hand side of the brain controls the left-hand side of the body, and the left-hand side of the brain controls the right-hand side of the body.
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Draconian controls While some Chinese cities will be attempting to get back to normal -- or at least to business, with staff working from home -- others are introducing yet more stringent controls.
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It alleges that G.M. intentionally programmed the vehicles' emissions controls to pass emissions tests and to then scale back those controls in real-world conditions to improve power and fuel-economy.
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Lee said Seoul needed to strengthen controls on shipments to a country that's "hard to cooperate with" and fails to uphold "basic international principles" while managing export controls on sensitive materials.
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The animators have a lot of input on how those controls work, so the more sophisticated the controls are, the better able [they] are to capture nuances that they couldn't before.
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But my point is ... Mark controls the whole thing.
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Open your Settings app, tap Control Center > Customize Controls.
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Richard Burr — could decide which party controls the Senate.
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" Johnson Controls: "You want to hold on to that.
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Cats are not controlled by ... Nobody controls your cat.
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" Johnson Controls International: "JCI is not a great stock.
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David Cote: Building controls are – Jim Cramer: It's integral.
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Luckily, the PS4 supports keyboard and mouse controls — sometimes.
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Maggie Hassan — could determine which party controls the Senate.
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Hezbollah — and therefore, Iran — controls Syria with Russian help.
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Per the New York Times: Google controls 88 percent of search advertising Facebook, which also owns Instragram, WhatsApp and Messenger, controls 77 percent of social traffic Amazon controls 74 percent of e-book market What to watch for: we are seeing more chatter than ever that these companies are getting too big too fast.
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WeMo Switch Controls for Electronics ($34.99) and WeMo Insight Switch Controls for Energy ($49.99): These are the only two smart outlets that currently work with Amazon Echo that don't require a hub.
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Pandora says it's also shipping some new features exclusive to the app, including keyboard playback controls, on-screen notifications, and controls for its new Pandora Modes feature, which launched back in March.
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Because Astro doesn't want to take up any of the screen with controls and toolbars, it decided to make a pop-out menu that hides controls away when you aren't using them.
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This row of keys, which is also being referred to as the "Magic Toolbar," could include the escape key, screen brightness controls, and volume controls (when applicable to what you're doing onscreen).
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Google's privacy controls won't be buried away in settings anymore, and the company is even providing quicker access to controls like disabling ad personalization or even preventing Google sites from saving activity.
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These controls are entirely at the user's discretion, and Google asks developers to be as transparent as possible in disclosing what data they want access to and to provide clear access controls.
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I played a relatively graphics-intensive game, Galaxy on Fire 2 HD, using the controls on the Pixel 2's touchscreen — and if developers want, they can add support for keyboard controls.
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Maybe it's because I try numerous headphones from different companies all the time, and I rarely get settled with headphone controls, but I typically find headphone controls confusing, at least at first.
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Critics say that instead of overhauling Venezuela's failing currency controls or enacting reforms to shake the economy out of a fourth straight year of recession, Maduro has dug in and increased controls.
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Already, these gesture-based controls enable devices to display notifications based on a hand wave, and controls like a gesture to trigger Google Assistant could eventually come thanks to this specialized hardware.
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To do an ollie in Session, you first need to look at your feet, because the left analog stick controls your skater's left foot, and the right stick controls the right foot.
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You're right in the sense that as someone right-handed, the left hemisphere of my cerebral cortex controls my right hand and the right side of my brain controls my left hand.
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You now will have app timers, Do Not Disturb, Focus Mode, and ridiculously granular controls over notifications — including how they appear, whether they make noise, and even more itemized controls inside each app.
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But annoyingly, there are no physical volume controls when you move the screen to this position, so the only way to adjust the volume is by using Windows 10's on-screen controls.
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On the semi truck, however, the screen to the left controls vehicle functions and settings specific to the trunk portion, while the one on the right has more typical navigation and radio controls.
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I ordinarily dislike gesture controls when physical ones would do just fine, but the swiping controls on the 1000X M3s actually work pretty well — to the point where it's hard to complain much.
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Mashable's product analyst Raymond Wong tried it out and said it wasn't nearly as precise as the Wii's motion controls or Kinect's gesture controls, but he did feel the burn in his arms.
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Until then, EU nations had no legal definition of terrorism, or specific anti-terrorism legislation, meaning terrorist groups could evade controls by moving around EU countries which had largely abolished internal border controls.
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Mr. Doskozil said that the new controls would take effect on June 1, and has suggested that Austria may build fencing similar to the controls the country erected along its border with Slovenia.
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But investors may remain skeptical that the proposal does not address underlying problems with Venezuela's state-led socialist economy, such as dysfunctional state-run companies, rigid price controls and corruption-riddled currency controls.
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The Belarusian state controls around 70 percent of the economy, and privatisation efforts are hampered by bureaucratic controls and the ability of the government to interfere with the operations of existing private companies.
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It required planting the new event in September without the agreement of the ATP Tour, which controls most of the men's calendar, or of the International Tennis Federation, which controls the Davis Cup.
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Google is a prime example of such power, as it controls almost 90 percent of all internet searches on the planet, while its Android operating system controls 85 percent of the world's smartphones.
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Both countries claim the uninhabited outcrops but Tokyo controls them.
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To do so, go to Settings > Control Center > Customize Controls.
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Apple also said it would tighten controls on location tracking.
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The deputy attorney general controls the release of the report.
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Islamic State controls swaths of territory in Iraq and Syria.
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But the oil that ISIS controls isn't so easily acquired.
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The Rabat government still controls wheat and cooking gas prices.
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It's even compatible with Google Home for intuitive voice controls.
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It's even compatible with Google Home for intuitive voice controls.
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His Islamist group also controls large parts of east Syria.
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Accelya controls an Indian listed subsidiary, Accelya Kale Solutions AKSL.
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On the right earcup is a touchpad for playback controls.
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A view from inside the Volocopter showing the navigation controls.
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Drivers maneuver the robots with joysticks and other remote controls.
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TicPods Free feature good battery life and relatively intuitive controls.
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Who cares about controls if the sound quality is there?
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Google has responded to these changes with revamped navigational controls.
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China controls just under 30% of the world's supercomputing power.
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FITTON: Oh there are no controls over Mueller practically speaking.
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"Clear descriptions" and "robust controls" are the key phrases there.
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Ok, enough about the controls, so how about those pics?
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A dollar shortage and import controls mean supply is tight.
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Critics blame strict price and currency controls for the mess.
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OPEC controls production from member nations by setting output targets.
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Out of the box, Switch motion controls feel incredibly accurate.
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Privacy controls will also remain available within Amazon's Alexa apps.
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On the other hand, HMD's manual camera controls are fantastic.
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It controls around a fifth of the grocery industry nationwide.
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"Price controls do not help with anything," the official said.
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He controls the baseball even after it's left his hand.
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It is Congress that ultimately controls the government's purse strings.
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The gesture controls cost $190, and CarPlay support costs $300.
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Let's be very clear: the president alone controls the nukes.
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Your keyboard is now the brain that controls the body.
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Disclosure: Credit Suisse makes a market in Johnson Controls shares.
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Now, the regime controls a large swathe of Syria again.
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Politically, she is not opposed to the government's immigration controls.
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And ISIS still controls much of northern and western Iraq.
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As you'd expect, Amazon has similar parental controls in place.
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Quotas and similar controls have worked well in some cases.
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FedEx has been accused of violating export controls before, though.
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Barclays also advised Johnson Controls, while Goldman Sachs advised Tyco.
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Rent controls might seem to be a relatively painless solution.
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I have yet to experience commendable touch controls on headphones.
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OPEC controls output from member nations by setting production targets.
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Finally, one of the most effective tools is source controls.
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Expropriations and price controls have undermined private firms, depressing production.
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It is also preparing to scrap tough foreign exchange controls.
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These proposed controls are one tool to plug those gaps.
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Instead, he says, patients will serve as their own controls.
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Great graphics and controls, plus smart and cute level design.
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Didi controls more than 80 percent of the Chinese market.
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But capital controls make it tricky to transfer large sums.
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Follow the advice of local authorities and respect security controls.
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Such consolidation is perfectly legal, for Bolloré SA controls Vivendi.
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Microsoft has partnered with Johnson Controls to build a thermostat.
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And Apple controls roughly 18 percent of the smartphone market.
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AIS fully owns AWN and controls its management and operations.
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Amazon controls our access to goods and many software services.
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The company reportedly controls around 60 percent of the market.
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Trump said ISIS controls "a lot of" oil in Libya.
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Capital controls have reinforced the bolts on its barn door.
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His party already controls 12 of Greece's 13 regional governments.
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They also invoke imaginary technology to avoid any border controls.
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It took me about two minutes to learn the controls.
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But it still controls Gaza from land, sea and air.
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He controls more than $200 billion worth of real estate.
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"The bridge console appears to be disconnected from maneuvering controls."
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The GLAS smart thermostat, built by Johnson Controls, is different.
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One dominant holder controls between 21.7% and 22% of warrants.
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The remainder, which acted as controls, had no feathers removed.
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He still controls the majority of voting power within Uber.
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It's slow and plodding, with fussy controls and underexplained mechanics.
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Nissan in turn controls Mitsubishi via a 34 percent holding.
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Denmark then imposed new controls on people entering from Germany.
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Microsoft is partnering with Johnson Controls to build a thermostat.
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Johnson Controls' portfolio includes heating, air conditioning and industrial refrigeration.
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Bankers said that move could raise concerns about capital controls.
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The last of the capital controls were lifted in 2015.
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You're paying for a sturdier build and ear cup controls.
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Who maps the world and who controls what you see?
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Each seat has its own digital controls, including temperature settings.
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He controls an investment fund of more than £500m ($6503m).
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The Taliban says it controls 403 percent of the country.
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Use Alexa voice controls, see visual information on the screen.
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We also give a lot of controls to channel hosts.
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No LikeThe controls take a LOT of getting used to.
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Yet TV Asahi apologised and promised tighter controls over guests.
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Border controls have been imposed, but black market activities continue.
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Only Republicans can summon witnesses, since that party controls Congress.
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And all of Home's controls can be controlled with Siri.
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The group still controls much of northern and western Iraq.
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What about those who evade border controls and enter illegally?
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THERES SOME OVERLAP IN THE BUILDING CONTROLS SIDE, DE MINIMIS.
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The PYD controls territory inside Syria along the Turkish border.
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Those controls effectively froze the assets owned by overseas investors.
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You can control the drone via the remote's physical controls.
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The controls were also limited in relation to political advertising.
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Musk controls 21.7 percent of SolarCity stock, Wednesday's filing shows.
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It's worth it when the arcane controls finally do click.
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Israel's army controls access to the Cave of the Patriarchs.
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Abubakar's manifesto said the exchange rate controls were an issue.
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Dopamine flooded the part of their brains that controls attention.
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Johnson Controls was one of those begging for the bailout.
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The company currently has a limited set of parental controls.
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Holding the controls, I punched and shot them into submission.
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Ending import controls would be good for the US economy.
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NASA developed better flight controls, but testing stopped in 1991.
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In March 2017, remaining capital controls on residents were lifted.
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But these days, those capital controls have generally been lifted.
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Then there are the physical controls that photo nerds love.
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A proper castle requires a sensible fellow at the controls.
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And it could decide which party controls America's upper chamber.
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The effect, when you dismiss the floating controls, is powerful.
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Governments frequently imposed price controls, reducing what farmers could earn.
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The government still controls about 50 percent of Slovenia's economy.
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Farmers say the cap controls costs when they deliver grain.
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The YPG controls nearly all of Syria's frontier with Turkey.
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Extensive capital controls remain intact, limiting speculators' room for manoeuvre.
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Of the top ten apps in India, Facebook controls three.
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But this time passport controls look set to become permanent.
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This will lower the threshold for landfills to install controls.
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Williams controls and is the majority shareholder of Williams Partners.
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Chinese automaker SAIC Motor controls the remaining 6 percent stake.
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The IRGC controls the overwhelming portion of Iran's entire economy.
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Blood is everywhere, and huge majorities want reasonable gun controls.
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Regulators raised concerns over the company's internal controls and processes.
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Where the Cube stands out is thanks to voice controls.
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Italy has stepped up controls on the border with France.
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The group controls large sections of the country, including Mosul.
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Pick Digital Wellbeing & parental controls from Settings, then Wind Down.
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Of Sweden's eight nuclear reactors in operation, Vattenfall controls seven.
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"We're working on CAFE standards, environmental controls," Trump told reporters.
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He did not specify what controls he was referring to.
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These included higher spending on controls, technology and internal services.
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It increased the pollution controls; it did not reduce them.
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The horn and headlight controls are on the left handlebar.
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As long as Zuckerberg controls the votes, that won't happen.
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We indulged the older one so now he controls us.
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If they enforce price controls, they kill free market innovation.
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The fund now controls about 70 percent of the company.
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Through the acquisition, Dell controls VMware, which competes with Nutanix.
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Pointing out the GOP controls "every lever of government" Rep.
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But neither of those groups controls the reins of government.
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The mogul controls the voting power at Starz as well.
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The dentist controls the video and audio via a website.
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A lottery controls who is admitted to Hartford's magnet schools.
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It controls the nation's largest nonbank collector of mortgage payments.
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Amazon controls a significant portion of the cloud computing market.
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It also pledged more stringent controls on big cat breeders.
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"I'm not comfortable with putting price controls on drugs," Sen.
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In retaliation, Japan announced export controls on specialized semiconductor materials.
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Redstone controls 80 percent of the voting shares in Viacom.
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Ditching methane controls is a bad deal for many reasons.
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Amazon controls about 37.7 percent of online sales in general.
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It's the controls that had oddly low rates of cancer.
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The system is plagued by extensive regulation and bureaucratic controls.
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Capital controls in China already restrict the movement of money.
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It's also got fancy gesture controls, if you're into that.
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Capital controls would be only a prelude to continued malaise.
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It's balancing new tech investments against spending on risk controls.
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Lukoil controls refineries in Romania, Bulgaria, Italy and the Netherlands.
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McConnell controls what measures get votes on the Senate floor.
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"Who controls your Facebook account when you're gone?" he said.
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American people, the government wisely inserting controls into the marketplace
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But Intel controls what the code says in the SGX.
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Spears' father, Jamie Spears, who controls her finances, is balking.
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News of the export controls was first reported by Reuters.
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Trump's Republican Party controls both the House and the Senate.
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"No one country or entity controls the internet," said Strickling.
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How tightly a company controls labor can determine employment classifications.
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For 2018, the export controls will now not be invoked.
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Molina controls Marfrig with an agreement with development bank BNDES.
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The bank's compliance controls "don't work very well", he added.
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"The MTA controls the subways and the buses," she said.
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The current prototype controls the phone's linear and rotational movements.
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The Karma Grip does not have any camera movement controls.
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Capital controls imposed on June 28 helped contain the flight.
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That controls the various motors we have on the robot.
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It gets most of its cost advantages through price controls.
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The parental controls were a negative with this as well.
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Disney now controls the lion's share of the movie industry.
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Build a wall — or, in Europe's case, reinstate border controls.
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Gun debate: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern promised stricter gun controls.
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"We continue to invest substantially" in better controls, it said.
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She stays, though, and from that moment he controls her.
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So expect further negative headlines and even tighter capital controls.
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Background: The Shabab controls areas of southern and central Somalia.
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Further, Mr. Gandhi's Congress party controls few of India's states.
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The elite Revolutionary Guard Corps controls a separate business empire.
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As long as the GOP controls Congress, they'll keep trying.
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In contrast, Apple controls the entire "stack" for its products.
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Apple could bring parental controls features to the Apple Watch.
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But Mr. Sessions, not Mr. Kushner, controls the prison bureau.
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Social controls were seen as necessary and pluralism as dangerous.
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Here's what you need to know: • Who controls the internet?
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An iPhone remotely controls the airflow and the scents' release.
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Not only has the government this week scrapped capital controls.
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Whoever controls such information has "immense political power," he said.
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Greece will fully lift its remaining capital controls on Sept.
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Even major changes like the updated gesture controls are optional.
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But the key elements are primarily just these motion controls.
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Officials have also complained about the United States' export controls.
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"You have to have layered security controls," Ms. Litan said.
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But the fight might decide which party controls the Senate.
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Taiwan strengthened its airport quarantine controls, according to CBS News.
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The company controls 43% of the market, per the firm.
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The Trump administration removed pollution controls for streams and wetlands.
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Have price controls on interest rates helped in the past?
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There's a smartwatch for that This smartwatch controls the drone.
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He controls the House floor, so his projections hold weight.
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Each service has its own mix of options and controls.
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The negative consequences of gutting firearms controls cannot be overstated.
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Rate caps on interest are essentially price controls for loans.
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Why it matters: Sackler's family founded and controls Purdue Pharma.
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He can create astonishing touch illusions using simple gaming controls.
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Messages save indefinitely by default, though granular controls are available.
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Of course, draconian controls on drug prices could discourage innovation.
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Rules, cultural norms, economic models, and user controls will vary.
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Troops got the message: Internal controls were scotched or ignored.
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They were able to use other Maryland hospitals as controls.
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Indeed, at regular tournament time controls, Mr. Vasiukov was formidable.
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They insist that Trump controls the pace of his nominations.
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But then, European officials decided to impose socialist price controls.
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Also new on the iPad are additional controls for typesetting.
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Mr. Lofven said controls at Sweden's borders had been tightened.
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The last of the controls were lifted only in September.
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Turkey also controls access to and from the Black Sea.
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Fortunately, Medicare controls so much money that it has clout.
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It's – China's going to want to maintain their controls there.
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Yet, Donald Trump's Republican Party controls both houses of Congress.
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The privacy controls detail how the company handles users' information.
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The power button also controls the headlight for night riding.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, who effectively controls the authority.
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The real danger, however, lies in another threat: price controls.
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Here, the UN controls a demilitarized zone measuring over 230km².
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It controls, for example, the outcome of major sporting events.
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It controls more hotel rooms than The Walt Disney Company.
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Rather quickly, the old legal and social controls were outstripped.
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The platform's owner controls access and decides what gets play.
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Rent controls, most people recognize, distort and harm housing markets.
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It won't be coming to flat screens and traditional controls.
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China's government rigidly controls the internet within the nation's borders.
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Instead, they left the camera controls entirely to the player.
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It controls the country's ports, presiding over imports and exports.
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The party controls Parliament entirely, along with the justice system.
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Such financial controls are likely to increase in the future.
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The best method to investigate this may be synthetic controls.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who controls the subway, likes to promote.
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The controls on women are just one of its functions.
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The Taliban now controls more territory than it ever has.
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The key seems to be which party controls state government.
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It was not, however, accompanied by commensurate new privacy controls.
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As for the actual controls, they're fine but nothing special.
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Vekselberg also controls vast holdings in utilities, construction and communications.
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Back seat passengers get their own set of HVAC controls.
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She controls the men in her life in this story.
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The screenshot below shows what the controls look like today.
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The Olayan family controls one of Saudi Arabia's largest conglomerates.
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The Kazakh state closely controls domestic politics and public discourse.
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Progesterone is one of the hormones that controls our cycle.
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As you know, in Virginia the party controls the committee.
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I tried out both the Joy-Con controls and the more traditional Pro Controller — and I honestly can't believe I'm saying this — but the motion-augmented controls really felt like the way to go.
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But if the private sector controls the technology, if the private sector controls the launches, and if we consider the private sector's efforts goofy at best and mundane at worst, we're losing something important.
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FOOD PRICE CONTROLS The Peronists have tended historically toward more intervention in the economy than Macri, and could expand price controls on domestic foods to help the growing number of Argentines living in poverty.
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Several home routers already have parental controls built in, like Eero and Google Wifi, but of course, these controls would only apply if the child was at home using the network on their phone.
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The demo is gorgeous and gory—you've never seen a zombie's head explode with this much gruesome detail—and controls very well, a welcome change from the original's tank-like controls and fixed camera.
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The problem is that it's extremely difficult to imagine what "significant legal jeopardy" would even mean for Donald Trump; for the moment, his party controls both houses of Congress, and he controls his party.
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Clinton's critics have noted, the Tyco-Johnson Controls deal was negotiated in part by the firm of one of her campaign's financial bundlers, and Johnson Controls has donated heavily to the Clinton Global Initiative.
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People favoring more stringent gun controls accuse opponents of shilling for the National Rifle Association and the gun industry, and people opposing more stringent gun controls accuse their opponents of shredding the Second Amendment.
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America's trading partners "need to pay more because they're using socialist price controls, market access controls, to get unfair pricing," said Mr. Azar, a former top executive at the drugmaker Eli Lilly and Company.
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India controls 45% of Jammu and Kashmir, in the south and east of the region, while Pakistan controls Azad Kashmir, Gilgit and Baltistan, around 35% of the total territory in the north and west.
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In a series of experiments on roundworms, mice and human brain tissue, they found that a protein called REST, which controls the expression of many genes related to neural firing, also controls life span.
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Apple has issued design guidelines saying "Avoid explicitly placing interactive controls at the very bottom of the screen" to developers who've had their controls in a strip at the bottom of the screen since forever.
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Johnson Controls' shareholders will own about 56 percent of the combined company, with Tyco shareholders owning the remainder, thanks in part to a cash consideration of about $3.9 billion that Johnson Controls shareholders will receive.
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Facebook has altered its privacy controls in recent years to prevent such an event occurring again, but the company is facing a backlash of criticism over the inadequate privacy controls that allowed this to happen.
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Just 39 percent of parents report using parental controls for blocking, filtering or monitoring their teenager's online activities, while only 16 percent use parental controls to restrict their teenager's use of his or her cellphone.
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Since IT admins love nothing more than access controls, the new version of Trello Enterprise also features a lot of new ways for them to create visibility controls, membership restrictions, board creation restrictions and more.
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Controls for keyboard buttons such as Command, Option, and Control, and Touch Bar controls (even if you don't have a computer with one) also show up on the left and bottom of the iPad's screen.
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Visa — The credit card issuer has unveiled "Visa Consumer Transaction Controls," a number of features which allow more easily set spending controls, transaction alerts, and the ability to suspend accounts with an on/off feature.
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The idea was to see whether touch and dynamic context-based controls on a keyboard could increase productivity and highlight more advanced controls to a regular keyboard user who doesn't rely on 100s of shortcuts.
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It's also adding better media controls — the new controls should do a better job of managing sound inside tabs and you can also find an overview of all tabs making noise in the system menu.
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Connection: Bluetooth 5.0, AptX, SBC, and an approximate 30 meter rangeNoise cancellationThankfully, there are no annoying touch controls on the MW07 Plus, as Master & Dynamic has retained the physical controls found on the first model.
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Lütke controls almost 153 million shares worth close to $2.2 billion.
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Controls: Pixel Buds offer a bit more control than AirPods do.
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The export controls as applied to encryption software were eased later.
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Chief Executive Jean-Charles Naouri controls French group Casino through Rallye.
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It added that the bank has strengthened its money-laundering controls.
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For anarchists and socialists, a fascist oligarchy controls free market societies.
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He's also responsible for designing Bungie's now-famous FPS console controls.
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And it still controls some towns in the west of Iraq.
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The American blitz of random tariffs and corporate controls is counterproductive.
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We also like how they have great cost controls in place.
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Neighborhoods sprang up around archaeological sites with few controls or restrictions.
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Nine countries in the Balkans have imposed tighter controls, including Macedonia.
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In Ecuador the state controls more than 113% of oil output.
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It's mostly convenient once you figure out which stem controls what.
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The controls mirror those of many other modern first-person games.
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BOSTON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - The family that controls Campbell Soup Co (CPB.
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Most banks treat ATMs as standalone devices with few security controls.
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"The player doesn't want to wrestle with the controls," Kaerlev says.
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And less than 228 kilometers from here, Taiwan controls Taiping Island.
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National border controls would undermine the EU's system of free travel.
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Superman villain Livewire, who controls electricity, has decided to visit Gotham.
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And that's just short-term rates, which the Fed controls directly.
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HE) and controls shopping mall developer Atrium European Real Estate (ATRS.VI).
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Controls in the cockpit drive more than 20 joints and actuators.
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Controls for privacy and editing are available on the user profile.
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The GOP now controls 20183 of 99 legislative chambers across America.
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Then every once in awhile it would paw at the controls.
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Unlike Europe, the U.S. does not impose price controls on pharmaceuticals.
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LG's Cam Plus module adds a couple of physical camera controls.
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Voters know the GOP controls the House, Senate and White House.
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It has also cited unspecified security reasons for its export controls.
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Shutterfly, Pinterest and workout apps are also available with voice controls.
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Another plus for Tengler is the dividend growth at Johnson Controls.
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Touch-sensitive controls are hidden inside of the right ear pad.
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Meanwhile, Apple is completely nonexistent when it comes to kid controls.
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Add another placebo to the list: thermostat controls in hotel rooms.
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The Taliban, which controls his village, came for him shortly after.
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Nixon's wage and price controls, initially greeted with applause, were disastrous.
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His younger brother, Boris, controls SGM Group, a massive construction company.
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The more interesting updates involve the controls for the Nest Mini.
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Nissan in turn controls Mitsubishi Motors via a 34 percent holding.
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Many phone carriers offer free spam controls for blocking unwanted numbers.
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Breakingviews Johnson Controls' acquisition of Tyco International is insured against politics.
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Third party developers can create custom controls for the Touch Bar.
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You are standing next to a lever that controls the junction.
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Next we examined attitudes toward government spending, with the same controls.
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Otherwise it handles standard music controls for volume and skipping tracks.
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Controls on Chinese investment in American tech businesses are tightening up.
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Their party controls both the presidency and both houses of Congress.
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China has continued this tactic of tightening controls after big protests.
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Monterrey-based Alfa controls petrochemical, car parts, and refrigerated food businesses.
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The main controls for driving are located on the steering wheel.
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Business would be freed from price controls and given legal security.
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There are all these other compensating controls that are in place.
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Android and iOS now offer fairly similar controls around app permissions.
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That partly reflects capital controls and crackdowns on dealmaking back home.
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And Comcast takes Google's idea of internet pausing and parental controls.
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Under the U.S. Constitution, Congress, not the White House, controls spending.
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It has intelligent flight controls like ActiveTrack, TapFly, and Gesture Mode.
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Look at what we've done with the controls we've built in.
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It tightens controls on where Chinese citizens' data can be stored.
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Rent controls also make it unprofitable to build in many places.
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Here's a screenshot from GE's FAQ page on the voice controls.
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Haptic controls: No amount of photos can make them look good.
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The other three bushes were left untouched and monitored as controls.
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Etv2 controls the development of the vascular system, including the heart.
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"How do we make the controls accessible for people?" she asked.
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Instead, it increasingly controls business as an arm of state power.
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Today, Google confirmed this, announcing new parental controls for YouTube Kids.
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It doesn't have any flight controls because its not meant to.
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The Roberts family controls Comcast through a dual-class stock structure.
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India controls the glacier today, with Pakistani soldiers dug in nearby.
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Scepticism about magical ways to avoid border controls is in order.
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Tencent Holdings Ltd controls China Literature with a 62 percent stake.
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There is not a scintilla of doubt over who controls Facebook.
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The next video explains how to use the HomePod's touch controls.
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But Amazon's Super Bowl ad recognizes that, ultimately, Amazon controls Alexa.
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In human beings it controls, among many other things, sleep patterns.
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In a scientific sense it is unique—an experiment without controls.
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Capital controls on residents have been eased substantially since October 2016.
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New controls make it easier to switch between apps when multitasking.
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Instead, the best scientific research minimizes bias and controls for variables.
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Like an abusive spouse or parent, Kilgrave controls the entire world.
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The Brazilian construction conglomerate currently controls 87 percent of the consortium.
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Mr Trump also told the Commerce Department to review export controls.
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Or with Alexa / Google Assistant voice controls, which I personally prefer.
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In terms of inputs, it will support voice and gesture controls.
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It had relinquished its former controls without new ones in place.
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Today Mr Ma controls a majority of the firm's voting interests.
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Privacy controls are also expected to get a lot of attention.
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JCET controls the board at STATS and its key operating decisions.
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Outflows of hot money have been curbed by tighter capital controls.
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The effect was to bring migration controls inland from the border.
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During runs, I noticed the touchpad controls were hit or miss.
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A passenger would have no controls as a backup, he said.
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The company also controls pipeline networks and 48 oil product terminals.
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The Kurdish-led SDF controls swathes of north and east Syria.
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In the digital world, Apple controls the keys to your device.
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Amazon controls the pipes that power the internet's backbone through AWS.
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Around 17 percent had anxiety, compared with 11 percent of controls.
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Critics blame strict currency and price controls and rapid money-printing.
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I also need those hand controls that people in wheelchairs use.
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A daughter controls the country&aposs most important private television station.
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Flipping up the lid reveals a large LCD screen and controls.
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MI. It controls 23 percent of the country's biggest utility Enel.
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The Ochs-Sulzberger family controls the publicly traded New York Times.
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The population then skyrocketed when France imposed border controls in 2015.
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Operators do not have to learn a new set of controls.
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Have you ever had to deal with export controls, or hyperinflation?
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As capital controls are relaxed, these financial connections will only deepen.
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In a communist country, the government controls the major political party.
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Yuneec Typhoon H Ground Station is large and full of controls.
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Yes, there are a lot of controls on this Ground Station.
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It's just another instance where Yuneec needs to simplify the controls.
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It controls most of Idlib province to the west of Aleppo.
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"You know, it's not going to affect Johnson Controls," said Molinaroli.
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Those products can be expensive as Parrot controls the software platform.
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The interior is lovely, with simple controls and an intuitive layout.
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The central question is more modest: Which party controls the House?
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There also are controls for managing the volume of your speakers.
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How does it get to us, and who controls the pipes?
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Major new federal controls were placed on the financial services industry.
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It has a terrible framerate, an annoying main character, bad controls.
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The flying controls are so terrible, it feels glitchy as hell.
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How well Siri handles questions, controls, and more will be important.
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His policies consistently center around tight immigration controls and reduced taxation.
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In Europe, they have close to 60 airports with slot controls.
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Should gesture controls be on your head or in your hand?
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The controls restricted access to U.S. dollars and choked off investment.
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Ko said the government would push ahead with anti-mosquito controls.
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The Music Unlimited service for Students also offers Alexa voice controls.
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The Pebble 2 can also control your music with playback controls.
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As border controls pop up across Europe, Schengen looks gravely imperilled.
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Before anything else, I had to wrestle with the clumsy controls.
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The companies, including major names such as 85033M, Johnson Controls Inc.
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The coalition government controls 154 seats in the 300-seat parliament.
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Suleiman Kerimov's family controls Polyus, the largest gold producer in Russia.
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The group still controls territory west and south of the city.
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Basic playback and volume controls on the top of the Tap.
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We appreciate the wide selection of controls given the compact size.
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Furthermore, effective controls must be in place to signal screening gaps.
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The GOP controls the full Senate by a 52-48 margin.
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Without question, placing Trump at the controls comes with myriad risks.
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Each one controls slightly differently and has its own distinct feel.
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Instead, it's fundamentally a software switch that controls the transmission electronically.
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Those technologies even outranked gesture controls and perfect integration with smartphones.
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Hamas, which controls Gaza, said it was "shocked" by Abbas's accusation.
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These studies, it's worth pointing out, did not have placebo controls.
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China has gradually expanded its online controls under President Xi Jinping.
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Russell will truly be at the controls for the first time.
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In particular, it controls the defence, frontier and home-affairs ministries.
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The controls are kept simple — navigating, speeding up, and slowing down.
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On all the sensitivity settings, the controls feel imprecise and sluggish.
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It now controls ten of the ministries in the capital, Tripoli.
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After that, the pilot tried pulling back hard on the controls.
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Speaking of controls, Google's VR headset includes a single Daydream controller.
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Critics say construction projects often lack proper oversight and safety controls.
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This is actually a touch screen with a variety of controls.
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The body controls the brain too, and so does the environment.
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The company has previously experimented with putting volume controls on headphones.
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The president's ruling party controls a majority of Mexico's state congresses.
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Nuclear reactors in the US rely on analog controls to operate.
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This will open a dedicated window for all of these controls.
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Israel has accused Hamas, which controls Gaza, of orchestrating the protests.
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The United States refused to enact price controls, like compulsory licensing.
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Their Dollar Shave Club now controls 5% of America's razor market.
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Several countries have reimposed cold-war controls or introduced new ones.
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The Redstone family's National Amusements Inc controls both CBS and Viacom.
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T-Mobile is seeking to merge with Sprint, which SoftBank controls.
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However, Congress controls the purse strings and can reject arms sales.
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Volume and vibration controls on the inner side of the speaker
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His fund still controls a nearly 3 percent stake in Mondelez.
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Generalised price controls had generated widespread shortages and embarrassingly long queues.
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This could result in export controls being imposed early next year.
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En+ in turn controls 48 percent of Rusal, Deripaska's main asset.
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Khalifa Haftar, who controls Libya's oil-rich east but wants more.
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But this emergency declaration could be more harmful than price controls.
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But robotic controls will be able to do more and more.
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Another third have been released with judicial controls placed on them.
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But since the GOP controls the Senate, Barr's rejection is unlikely.
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The touch controls are responsive and more comfortable than some alternatives.
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He then asked the first officer to take over the controls.
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Fully autonomous vehicle controls should be designed for people with disabilities.
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Stripped of emissions controls, the trucks also bellow thick, black smoke.
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Their tiny size also means the on-ear controls are lacking.
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Slim's family controls one of Latin America's largest companies, America Movil.
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But on the road, those emissions controls were not fully engaged.
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Murdoch also controls Fox News Network, the president's favorite TV channel.
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Parts makers like Lear, Johnson Controls, Borg Warner may also benefit.
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Washington already controls our lives through 2,300 distortion-causing subsidy programs.
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Japan controls 80% of the global supply of specialized semiconductor materials.
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What happens when the controls on those mini-mafias are severed?
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Facebook founder Zuckerberg controls a majority of the company's voting power.
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The United States, a nation of immigrants, has controls on immigration.
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The plane had all the passenger controls that most flights have.
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The military is legally required to stabilize territory that it controls.
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He controls scope of the Mueller investigation and what becomes public.
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The curve controls the pitch, and the merest wobble creates vibrato.
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The former New York mayor controls an impressive real-estate portfolio.
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Price controls never work and only make the situation far worse.
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And we know that on the controls side we had deficiencies.
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This area is a black box—and Barr controls its contents.
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I know what you're going to say: Disney now controls Hulu!
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The Iowa senator controls the committee that oversees Supreme Court nominations.
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The company controls $183 billion in real estate assets, Clark said.
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Odebrecht controls 62 percent and CSS Constructores the remaining 5 percent.
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ObamaCare's preexisting-conditions provisions are no more than government price controls.
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He makes it happen and controls the outcome with more confidence.
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I genuinely believe the gameplay and controls make up for it.
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It'll also give you the option to turn on parental controls.
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JAB also controls cosmetics company Coty and luxury retailer Jimmy Choo.
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One minor gripe with design is the tactility of the controls.
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The sleek Apple design, although attractive, also offers very limited controls.
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Today's affirmation is supported by good earnings performance and cost controls.
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SunEdison controls the yieldcos but does not own a majority interest.
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Mission Control wanted him to take over the capsule's manual controls.
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I ran into this when I was comparing Mario Kart controls.
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Those filaments carry electric current, and that current controls the cosmos.
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The more links a faction controls, the more powerful they become.
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In the land of terrible tank controls, I've got the advantage.
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And it's you who controls this monster, for the most part.
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"We have to introduce additional controls," Kucinskis said in the interview.
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That said, it has trailed Amazon and others in parental controls.
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President Nicolas Maduro has maintained his predecessor's policies on capital controls.
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She hoisted herself into the steering seat and found the controls.
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Apple built screen-time management controls into the iPhone last year.
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Pakistan, which controls parts of Kashmir, has already agreed, he said.
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Onshore rates, which China controls tightly, were steady at 22016 CNY=.
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That has pushed shippers to demand stricter controls around the world.
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Instead, the controls are to the right of the toilet seat.
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As a Luddite, I found solace in the archaic dashboard controls.
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"Chuck really controls the play of the field now," former Sen.
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The seat controls are at the front of that side table.
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Internet controls in China are about to get even more restrictive.
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The Android OS controls more than 80 percent of smartphones globally.
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HNA has also contended with questions over who controls the company.
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So yes, computers may prove to be safer at the controls.
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Despite such controls, there have been some moments of spontaneous humanity.
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Shows viewed via the internet have so far escaped such controls.
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Such exacting controls are in place at every stage of production.
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They've been about money, parenting, personality differences, who controls what when.
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Congress controls the federal purse strings and has its own plan.
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Gun debate: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has promised stricter gun controls.
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One is the privacy controls they're offering now are super aggressive.
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Hamas, the militant organization that controls Gaza, was not even invited.
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In the labs, the software dialed up a car's pollution controls.
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They matched them with an equal number of controls without cancer.
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Then click on Activity Controls and turn off Web & App Activity.
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Trump manages the government clumsily, but he controls public attention masterfully.
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TikTok's lax controls have also incurred the wrath of American regulators.
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The person who sits there controls the jump to hyperspace. 63.
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The Apple Watch may finally have parental controls, according to 9to5Mac.
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They pass a series of laws loosening controls on gun ownership.
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But now you can use "Hey Siri" for hands-free controls.
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Open the Settings app, select Control Center and then Customize Controls.
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Make sure that you have controls over your material nonpublic information.
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That has people constantly hitting the volume controls on the remote.
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All controls are operated using touch functions featuring touch-sensitive buttons.
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State-run MH Manazment controls Slovakia's 76% stake in the exchange.
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Brazil has some of the world's most stringent controls on deforestation.
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The Sackler family also controls a network of companies selling buprenorphine.
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In Trinidad opposition politicians have called for tighter controls on Venezuelans.
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Trump controls all levers of the Republican political and fundraising apparatus.
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But A.M.D. struck a second partnership that the Chinese company controls.
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Mr. Cuomo, who controls the subway, revived the idea last year.
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Without controls, some states could simply eliminate private insurance, she warned.
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Monitoring Beijing, which controls liquidity and fiscal spigots, therefore becomes essential.
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Today, it controls 83 of the 89 elective seats in Parliament.
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Donald Trump and Mike Pence are seated at the flight controls.
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The Commerce Department has introduced similar controls for advanced telecommunications equipment.
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Just that he's the only one who controls our nuclear weapons.
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"Eighteen percent of the population controls 52 Senate seats," Carville said.
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It's also finished in sleek matte ceramic, with hidden LED controls.
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The US imposed its own export controls on Huawei in May.
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It currently controls 65%, up from 64% this time last year.
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Microsoft says clients had not asked for additional controls or permissions.
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Unlike using an original GameCube controller, this one has motion controls.
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Tons of child-approved content and parental controls to manage it.
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Of course, the challenges facing any FCC go beyond economic controls.
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Criteria Caixa is a holding company which controls Spanish lender Caixabank.
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The headphones will support Siri voice controls, according to the report.
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Macri ultimately imposed currency controls, and the peso has since steadied.
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Paris reintroduced rent controls in July, having scrapped them in 2017.
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I pick up my prescription that controls most of my symptoms.
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Investors take for granted that the Federal Reserve controls interest rates.
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But soon after, the government imposed tighter controls on the area.
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Gesture controls let you play, pause, skip or change the volume.
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The first one is a wide-screen iPod with touch controls.
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Initially, Michigan told the EPA that the controls were in place.
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How badly do these government price controls fail at that task?
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The group controls much of Europe's cocaine trade, European officials say.
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The basic seat and light controls are on the bigger table ...
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GTC4Lusso's controls are quite different from those of most other cars.
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His victory was expected, since the opposition controls the legislative body.
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The retailer said it tighten inventory controls heading into the spring.
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The group also controls CNIA Saada, one of Morocco's biggest insurers.
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The robots are coming In Hangzhou, China, artificial intelligence controls traffic.
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Charlie Baker signing into law a set of sweeping tobacco controls.
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Aside from the scaling down, the biggest change is the controls.
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Google said washers, dryers and vacuums will soon gain voice controls.
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Berners-Lee called for tighter controls over data use by companies.
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Hand controls and foot pedals are used to maneuver the Taurus.
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