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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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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Critics blame strict price and currency controls for the mess.
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The Trump administration removed pollution controls for streams and wetlands.
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Rate caps on interest are essentially price controls for loans.
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Also new on the iPad are additional controls for typesetting.
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It controls, for example, the outcome of major sporting events.
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Controls for privacy and editing are available on the user profile.
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The more interesting updates involve the controls for the Nest Mini.
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Many phone carriers offer free spam controls for blocking unwanted numbers.
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Third party developers can create custom controls for the Touch Bar.
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Otherwise it handles standard music controls for volume and skipping tracks.
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The main controls for driving are located on the steering wheel.
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Today, Google confirmed this, announcing new parental controls for YouTube Kids.
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Instead, the best scientific research minimizes bias and controls for variables.
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There also are controls for managing the volume of your speakers.
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Russell will truly be at the controls for the first time.
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The Commerce Department has introduced similar controls for advanced telecommunications equipment.
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His company makes sensors and robotic controls for aerial vehicles like drones.
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Humans set the parameters and establish the controls for each virtual environment.
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That's mainly because the controls for what you'll receive are pretty spartan.
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Iceland had already started dismantling capital controls for local residents last year.
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The parental controls for what your kid can do on Google Play.
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Controls for travel distance and demographics were also made, the authors said.
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The Siri preferences box has a few other controls for the software.
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In their recreation, they used more rigorous controls for the sake of accuracy.
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New York added strict cybersecurity controls for credit bureaus operating in the state.
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The box also comes with individual volume controls for chat and game audio.
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The front of the MA770 has controls for power, source input, and volume.
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The top one features controls for the radio, mapping system and vehicle settings.
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Some universities are beginning to think about access controls for interior doors, too.
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We've put up expensive to build systems and tools and controls for people.
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The editor features controls for things like white balance, shadows, contrast and highlights.
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However, Samsung has added gesture controls for volume, brightness and playback as well.
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Default playback controls for the Apple Watch, used when running without your phone.
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That will mean adding more access and controls for large teams, Winn suggested.
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Though Alexa controls for your TV are limited, Alexa's many skills still work.
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But that is far too close to price controls for many GOP lawmakers.
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The Silverado's controls for adjusting the drivetrain are conveniently on the driver's left.
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But unlike GM, Waymo's vehicles will have human controls for the time being.
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Alexa also supports voice controls for connected smart home devices and music playback.
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It also has separate controls for playing, pausing, and skipping around your content.
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Figuring out the controls for a skateboarding game can be a tricky thing.
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The remote controls for the televisions, drapes, and other technology were all missing.
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The methodology is robust, and controls for the fact that some industries grow faster.
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It then translates taps and knocks into controls for your Internet of Things devices.
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Each of the 4 combo inputs has controls for volume, treble, bass, and reverb.
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It is the single most popular issue, trumping even border controls for Leave voters.
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It works with IFTTT, so it recognizes distinct patterns as controls for specific devices.
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Later, this feature will extend to controls for multiroom music on other connected speakers.
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The framework we used in this analysis controls for a lot of other factors.
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It won't be the first time Google has created controls for monitoring phone use.
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Microsoft, however, will be releasing Touch Bar controls for its Office apps, Apple announced.
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In addition, the action cam features all-new voice controls for hands-free navigation.
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Instead, there are onscreen controls for going home, opening the app drawer, and multitasking.
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The southeast cabin of Tower Bridge houses the original controls for lifting the bridge.
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Amazon has built an elaborate system of voice controls for listening on the Echo.
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In 103, Facebook had another data privacy scandal over its privacy controls for users.
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In 2011, Facebook had another data privacy scandal over its privacy controls for users.
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The app uses touch, voice to control Siri, and motion controls for playing games.
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You can also customize your own touch controls for Siri, skipping tracks, and more.
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Citron also has additional controls for its ball mode, allowing for mobility and damage.
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This isn't Google's first attempt at offering better data usage controls for mobile consumers.
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Suggested functionality includes non-drawing controls for things like music playback and remote unlock.
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It looks great to me, with persistent controls for climate and a logical layout.
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All the controls for both of the guns were positioned for right-handed shooters.
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Galaxy S10 and Note 10 smartphone are getting way more controls for taking videos.
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The ear cups feature mounted controls for intuitive track changing and phone call making.
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Swipe down on the display to find controls for all your Google Home devices.
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This includes online booking, 24 hour keycode access, and other IoT controls for managing facilities.
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The new Spotify for Wear OS brings better controls for music playback and browsing playlists.
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They also have built-in controls for pairing, changing songs, responding to calls, and more.
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The headphones also feature the standard array of touch controls for playing and pausing music.
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It will also let you set controls for how long you can use an app.
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Replacing showerheads, insulating hot water heaters, buying more efficient lights, having automatic controls for thermostats.
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Amazon also has a range of parental controls for those using its devices and services.
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At that point, Siri would also be able to handle playback controls for the app.
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The rest of the controls for heating, cooling, and other vehicle functions are basic, but ...
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A side module has controls for angle, water temperature, and pressure of the aerated flow.
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That data feeds into a program that turns those signals into controls for electronic instruments.
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These changes, among other new capabilities, add on to other existing controls for brand safety.
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Law enforcement and technologists have been arguing over encryption controls for more than two decades.
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LG is teasing what appears to be gesture controls for its Mobile World Congress phone launch.
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Pichai said the company controls for potential biases in search results and maintains a neutral platform.
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Why it matters: Security is not just about shoring up cyber controls for politicians' official accounts.
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The left side of the steering wheel has all the controls for the assisted cruise control.
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Netgear now offers Disney parental controls for your home network through its Nighthawk and Orbi routers.
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A new round of export controls for sensitive technologies and still-tougher investment-screening rules loom.
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Eventually immigration officers from another airport arrived to conduct immigration and customs controls for the airport.
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With the update, Google is also enabling accessing controls for YouTube on a paired Apple Watch.
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Google has also added new controls for the types of advertisements you see around the web.
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The parental controls on the Amazon Fire TV gives you specific controls for content a purchases.
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You can use touch controls for other things like pausing music and calling up the Assistant.
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Front seats were heated, and the Q3 has dual-zone climate controls for driver and passenger.
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South Korea said on Wednesday it would tighten border controls for travelers from the United States.
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South Korea said on Wednesday it would tighten border controls for travelers from the United States.
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The app isn't required to use Moment's lenses, but it provided additional controls for serious photographers.
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The new options between Spotify and iOS 13 The big update is Siri controls for Spotify.
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Previously, the app added new admin controls for group chats and introduced labels for forwarded messages.
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There are also self-explanatory controls for takeoff, landing, return to home and remote-control styles.
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On the older Play:1, you&aposll simply get controls for play and pause, and volume.
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The earbuds have touch-sensitive controls for things like play / pause, and activating Siri or Google Assistant.
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Washington will need to cooperate with European allies on setting new export controls for such critical technologies.
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Since I'm not one of these gamers, the controls for piloting the spaceship were tough for me.
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Mrs May, whose Conservatives practically invented free energy markets, now plans price controls for them (see article).
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Buttons to turn Sol on/off, mute and activate Alexa, and controls for adjust volume and brightness.
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The physical controls for panning and tilting the camera is an odd assortment of switches and dials.
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The Hamilton Beach Grill/Griddle features two temperature controls for cooking different foods at the same time.
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Content providers have strict controls for 4K playback, so that streams can't be captured and redistributed illegally.
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Federal efforts to offer new privacy protections have so far produced few new controls for American consumers.
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While using PIP, there are still controls for rewind, fast-forward, pausing and returning to full screen.
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Razer also has a Gamepad App that lets players customize the controls for specific apps if necessary.
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This controls for the fact that states with more residents tend to have higher total homeless populations.
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Next, tap App Notifications to get to all the controls for how that app can alert you.
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Tap on this to enter a full-screen mode with controls for taking a photo or video.
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It also needs better controls for notifications and warnings when you've been passively scrolling for too long.
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That means you'll get voice controls for turning on a show, pausing or playing content and more.
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Russia and Belarus are part of an economic union and have not had border controls for years.
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And the House Foreign Affairs Committee will examine export controls for "cutting-edge technology" at 10 a.m.
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Firms with small fixed-income exposure over direct access are monitoring their controls for the niche business.
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Additionally, the SEC will look at GE's revenue recognition and its controls for long-term service agreements.
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It's also a bit late, given that users have been asking for these privacy controls for a while.
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But the settings complications don't end there, because controls for major features like HDR+ aren't shown by default.
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Like most studio-friendly headphones, the HD 6XXs lack any inline controls for adjusting volume or switching songs.
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Tatted-up Cupids who throw confusion arrows at you and mess with your controls for a few minutes.
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Apple should have developed parental controls for iMessage as soon as they began marketing iPads as kids' devices.
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So, for example, when you switch over to maps, you can still get controls for music up top.
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Most power users, and gamers especially, probably have keyboard shortcuts (or built-in media controls) for changing volume.
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A. You can set parental controls for the Google Play store within the Google Play app for Android.
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If that is the concern, Apple could address the issue by simply enabling parental controls for some emojis.
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Earlier this year, the company published "Fitness Boxing," which uses the Nintendo Switch's motion controls for cardio exercise.
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Finally, granular controls for location are particularly important in the Stop and Frisk data and unavailable in PPCS.
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Over the years and up through touch-screen interfaces, the controls for Shuffle and Repeat have moved around.
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It allows for cross-computer controls for up to three PCs or Macs thanks to Logitech FLOW technology.
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In the U.S., TikTok offers the age-gate for younger users, but not controls for parents like this.
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The Trump administration will halt pollution controls for Utah's oldest coal-fired power plants, the Deseret News reports.
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As with any good pair of Bluetooth headphones, the QC35II have music controls for volume and track control.
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They look and work just like the Lux, only with more one-touch controls for improved ease of use.
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The giveaway: a new "Hearing" button in Control Center, which when engaged shows controls for Live Listen on AirPods.
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New playback controls for audiobooks and podcasts so you can change the playback speed to be faster or slower.
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You'll definitely need an Xbox One controller, too, as Microsoft hasn't implemented any touch controls for games just yet.
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The fake emails defy many existing controls for malicious communications, said Erik Nyberg, director of information technology at KVC.
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It also offered various technical lessons — particularly with its snappy camera controls — for other 3D games at the time.
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The hotel owner was also summoned "for failing to adhere to spatial controls for employing women", the statement added.
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The controls for the window and doors are actually above the driver's head, along with the engine start button.
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In the cabin, there are touchscreens for infotainment readout, along with standard physical controls for additional cabin control options.
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Austria must maintain border controls for as long as the European Union cannot enforce its external frontiers, he says.
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Set the controls for the heart of Los Angeles, or Boston, or both, and lie back and snooze, baby.
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We rolled out new controls for GDPR around the whole world and asked everyone to check their privacy settings.
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Instagram will later start using age info to offer education about settings and new privacy controls for younger users.
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The headset has controls for mixing voice chat and game sound, and the battery lasts up to 15 hours.
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It will represent the next step in autonomous driving, one in which controls for human operation are entirely absent.
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So this remains just a theory — one that needs to be validated by research that controls for other variables.
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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 right earcup also has touch controls for volume, track skipping, accessing a virtual assistant, and toggling the LifeMix feature.
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Unfortunately, one thing that is less real than before in the new operating system is user controls for wireless connectivity.
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In setting its price controls for water, it will make it costlier for them to borrow, which could crimp profits.
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These multitasking controls for three apps are now very similar to Windows 8, and they suffer from the same problems.
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Lenovo is also including quick access controls for volume, alongside some limited voice control thanks to the built-in microphone.
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Tidal has added in-app controls for Sonos, allowing you to control your sound system without having to switch apps.
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All controls for the R1 are managed via Skydio's mobile app, which manages the launching and landing of the drone.
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Not only will it have optional motion controls for bow and arrow shooting, but it will have Amiibo support, too.
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As far as wearing large robot suits go, the controls for Rigs are fairly streamlined: run, jump, shoot, and punch.
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This version of the Newsstand, 4.0, also includes full-bleed images, autoplaying videos, and built-in playback controls for podcasts.
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Struggling to quell a wave of explosions, the Danish authorities introduced passport controls for the first time since the 1950s.
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Israel has strict export controls for digital weaponry, but the country has never barred the sale of NSO Group technology.
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Campbell wipes down her entire seat, including her arm rests, remote controls for TV and air, plus her tray table.
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Universal Electronics also announced plans to move production of its remote controls for North American customers to Mexico from China.
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"In Germany, we have a proven system of controls for bridges," he told the newspaper Bild am Sonntag last weekend.
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In addition to cropping and straightening your images, the Photos app has controls for adjusting color and making other improvements.
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Inside, the controls for things like the radio and seat adjustments are awkward and annoying, but not deal-breaker bad.
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The Internet Accounts settings in the System Preferences also provide controls for how Facebook interacts with the Mac operating system.
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The program had no court oversight and relatively few internal rules and controls for how the data could be used.
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The Pentagon's No. 1 weapons supplier also said internal controls for financial reporting were ineffective at its Sikorsky helicopter business.
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An example from the brief: EPA proposed controls for hazardous air pollutants, such as mercury, from industrial boilers in 2010.
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Miller disclosed in January that the SEC would look at GE's revenue recognition and its controls for long-term service agreements.
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Contrary to a recent Reuters report, he said, new controls for privacy settings required by European law will roll out globally.
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Annoyingly, Tesla's in-car controls for tunes you play through a Bluetooth-connected phone lag far behind what other automakers offer.
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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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So we take these basic things like autonomy, and perception and controls for flight vehicles and package them into a program.
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Both mirrors rely on gesture controls for the obvious reason that no one wants to muck up their clean, expensive mirror.
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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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The proposed changes, which are aimed at dismantling controls for local residents rather than foreign investors, will now go to parliament.
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The company also said it is rolling out increased controls for advertising, because who doesn't love customizing their online advertising experience.
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Mozilla has rolled out what it bills as enhanced and simplified controls for Firefox users to manage how they block trackers.
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The new package is called the Vehicle Kit, and lets you build controls for a car, a submarine, and a plane.
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There's an app that will mirror (and offer basic controls) for a Samsung TV that's on the same Wi-Fi network.
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Monday's edition of the Federal Register contains new guidelines for driverless cars, speed limits for trucks, and quality controls for farmers.
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The central bank governor said last week he expects capital controls for Icelanders to begin to be lifted later this year.
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You get physical controls for the essentials (shutter speed, aperture, and ISO), but producing quality images is all up to you.
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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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The attached battery pack can be worn over the shoulder and has hand controls for adjusting to different lighting and settings.
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When Google unveiled Project Soli in 2015, the company presented it as a way to create gesture controls for future technology.
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The Soli sensors can also be used for motion-gesture controls for a limited number of apps, at least for now.
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Basically, it lets a pilot fly from New York to Los Angeles without white-knuckling the controls for six straight hours.
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While at Berkeley, where he stayed for postgraduate study, he worked on NASA projects, including controls for the Gemini space capsule.
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Many GOP senators are objecting that the plan is too close to price controls for drugs, which Republicans have traditionally opposed.
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Soli will enable motion gesture controls for things like skipping songs, snoozing alarms, and silencing phone calls by waving your hands.
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Others, like Leap Motion, have attempted (time and time again) to get hand-movement controls for tech products to take off.
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The fist thing you see when you walk through the gates is the plant's massive pipe system, which controls for odors.
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It would start checks and controls for customs, sanitary and phytosanitary standards, as well as verification of compliance with EU norms.
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Meanwhile, YouTube expanded opt-in YouTube Kids controls for parents, including locking down content to show only channels reviewed by humans.
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And children across the city compete directly against one another regardless of their circumstances, without controls for factors like socioeconomic status.
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The parental controls for the Netgear Orbi are offered through Disney Circle, but I didn&apost like this for several reasons.
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Following significant blowback, Amazon was the first smart assistant company to centralize and expand its user controls for voice recording retention.
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"We are exploring ways to share the technical specifications and compliance controls for our proprietary firearms sales technology platform," he wrote.
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As usual, the X100V maintains the retro, rangefinder aesthetic and host of dials and manual controls for which Fujifilm is known.
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The Liberty 2 Pros do, however, include touch controls for accessing your phone's voice assistant, skipping tracks, and adjusting the volume.
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Snyder's staff also repeatedly told Flint that it did not need more corrosion controls for its water and downplayed residents' concerns.
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Swiping up from the bottom of the screen brings up controls for adjusting brightness, volume, and toggling Do Not Disturb mode.
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Although, on the off chance that you want to DJ on a Surface Studio, Algoriddim has added controls for the Surface Dial.
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"There hasn't been a large-scale study done with scientific controls for people using these tents at these high altitudes," Ballinger said.
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The gap remains, albeit in weaker form, even with the addition of extensive controls for geography, industry and union status, among others.
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Their software recognizes these EM signatures and uses them to bring up controls for the device — no more searching for an app.
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Under New Jersey law, the holder of a liquor license that is revoked must relinquish any others it controls for two years.
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Obradovich said his study controls for possible confounding factors, including when and where a person responded to the survey, and seasonal effects.
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Spotify has been testing voice controls for its app of late, so the news could be a wider rollout of that feature.
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The European Parliament, possibly exaggerating a little, has criticised the controls for having "crippling effects on the economies of the member states".
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You can even set pre-selected controls for just about any event in your home, like a hot date with your partner.
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It's expanding Player Controls for choosing the zoom, direction and preview thumbnail so user profiles can make these adjustments, not just Pages.
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There are also easier controls for starting a video call, allowing you to dial someone who is not present in the chat.
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Kathy Fairbanks, spokeswoman for the opponents, said price controls for one segment of the population would only shift the cost to others.
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You only get controls for adjusting the angle and radius of the effect, but's more than enough to get the retro aesthetic.
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Once he took power, Maduro kept up Chavez's practices such as huge welfare programs and price controls for most goods, including food.
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The Home app will come with iOS 10 and essentially puts controls for all of your HomeKit-connected devices in one place.
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Two Andrew Jacksons don't quite cover the convenience of the smartphone controls for me, but the Frigidaire's superior design is practically priceless.
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" With his question, he had been hoping to "spark a debate about subsidies for environmental controls for older coal–fired power plants.
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Wassenaar is a non-binding annual meeting of around 40 nations to develop controls for products with both military and civilian uses.
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Xiaomi placed some digital controls for volume control and power over on the right side, and MKBHD says these need some work.
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A. Since the heyday of the iPod, Apple has included controls for shuffling tracks, repeating playlists and albums and looping a song.
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A small screen for critical driver information is nested within a much bigger screen that includes controls for things like the radio.
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Unlike GM and Honda's recently unveiled Cruise Origin autonomous shuttle, JLR's concept has a driver's seat and traditional controls for human use.
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Before it goes wide, I tested the parental controls for a week and assessed the features and policies with child safety experts.
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They have a lightweight, yet durable foam body, four-channel controls for an easy flight, and the ability to do acrobatic stunts.
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Lieber said that Harvard lacked adequate institutional controls for effective oversight and tracking of very large donations, according to the education department.
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Elsewhere in Valencia, multinationals have struggled to adapt to other government rules, including strict price controls for some products like milk and soap.
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These prototypes look like a far better solution than connecting up a separate Xbox controller or relying on touch screen controls for games.
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APPLE REVEALS NEW PRIVACY CONTROLS FOR IPHONE AND MAC USERS Now users are moving on to another issue — their cameras aren&apost working.
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APPLE REVEALS NEW PRIVACY CONTROLS FOR IPHONE AND MAC USERS The update to AirPlay 2 is also expected to improve the sound quality.
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In addition to a power button on the other side, there are handy on-board controls for adjusting volume and muting the mic.
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I could see how that philosophy could make sense for some people, but I much prefer Android's more granular controls for handling notifications.
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Of course, bigger banks attract more coverage; Mr Roulet controls for that, partly by using the density of critical words, not the total.
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Apple this morning announced a new set of parental controls for iOS devices at its WorldWide Developer Conference this morning in San Jose.
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"Once you are holding on to the controls for dear life you don't have any hands left to correct the problem," says Garrison.
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SpotifySpotify's mobile apps include some easily accessible controls for choosing exactly how much data you want to be using on a daily basis.
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The inspection at Standard Chartered "revealed significant lapses in the bank's customer due diligence measures and controls for ongoing monitoring," MAS said. bit.
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Still, if you're concerned about kids placing Amazon orders via voice, a PSA: Alexa offers built-in parental controls for such a scenario.
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The Smart Typing section of the Samsung Keyboard settings has all the controls for predictive text, auto replace (automatic correction) and other tools.
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It's pretty basic (most music app widgets are, to be fair), offering controls for pause, skip, and going back to the last track.
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It has 11 smart and programmable controls for cooking all kinds of things like stew, chili, or yogurt, just to name a few.
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How are you planning to handle controls for Play Anywhere for these forms that aren't currently built around a complex, traditional Xbox controller?
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The system has a handy web interface so owners of one or multiple gas stations can remotely access the controls for each station.
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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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And WeWork issued loans to We Holdings LLC — again, which Neumann controls — for $10.4 million in 2013 and $15 million in February 2014.
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To address this, security controls for the handling and retention of sensitive data must be strengthened in both the public and private sectors.
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On the side, you'll get buttons for controlling volume, while on the top there are controls for things like Bluetooth pairing and power.
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And-- the-- the Fed said you had, quote, widespread and critical deficiencies in your capital planning controls for the U.S. unit of course.
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Speaking at the same event, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said Washington also eased export controls for high-technology product sales to India.
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Last year at CES, the company showed off a TCL-branded soundbar/subwoofer combo with built-in Roku voice controls for Roku TVs.
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"I've always approached my job as removing as many barriers as we can, balanced with controls for security," said Ms. Wyman, the Republican.
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Separate temperature controls for the bathroom added an especially thoughtful touch; so did a lush green plant at the edge of the sink.
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The rules allow for the temporary reintroduction of border controls for reasons that include migrant surges, terror attacks and – crucial now – health emergencies.
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Play Pass subscriptions can be shared with up to five family members and also integrate with Google's parental controls for the Play Store.
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Facebook could one day build facial gesture controls for its app thanks to the acquisition of a Carnegie Mellon University spinoff company called FacioMetrics.
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In April, Amazon announced FreeTime on Alexa, essentially parental controls for Alexa that make voice-equipped devices seem more appropriate as gifts for children.
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Beyond cross-posting and synced viewing, Facebook is also implementing new privacy controls for Stories that run across both its main app and Messenger.
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It mentions displaying various interactive functionalities that would integrate with an application and outlining gesture controls for a user to trace with their finger.
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In the future it also plans to launch touch controls for phones so someday an add-on controller may not be needed at all.
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Microsoft also just announced new privacy controls for Edge and a new Collections feature for collecting images, text, and general notes from the web.
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The US has in recent months imposed more stringent visa controls for students and researchers from China in areas such as AI and security.
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The new microgrid will integrate with the utility control system at Naval Base San Diego which will have redundant controls for additional energy security.
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Microsoft also announced new privacy controls for Edge Chromium and a new Collections feature for collecting images, text, and general notes from the web.
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The controls for the stroller will be accessible using a control panel built into the stroller's handle, or via your iOS or Android app.
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The washing machine, called Mi Smart Combo Wash Dryer, sports OLED smart buttons and supports voice controls for activating or halting a washing cycle.
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A Bolsonaro government would speed up the privatization of state companies to reduce Brazil's budget deficit and relax environmental controls for farming and mining.
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After sampling a few titles, it's clear that the simpler the controls for a game, the more enjoyable and immersive I found the experience.
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Climate toggles and controls for the massive panoramic sunroof are accessible through a middle-row control panel, so the cheap seats aren't a punishment.
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Schindler said that the company would raise its ad policies standards, its enforcement of these policies and new controls for advertisers on the platform.
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Thing is, those phones also go far beyond that, giving you all sorts of manual controls for exposure, white balance, ISO, and shutter speed.
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A Bolsonaro government would speed up the privatization of state companies to reduce Brazil's budget deficit and relax environmental controls for farming and mining.
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These look like little cubes, colour coordinated with the Switch's neon red and blue controllers, and featuring D-Pad controls for volume and playback.
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Adding better controls for Groups might not sound like a huge feature to you until you've been at the coalface of the Groups morass.
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The ban relates to 12 destinations which require specific controls for the Salmonella spp bacteria, including South Africa, South Korea and the European Union.
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On the left touchscreen, you've got various controls for features like locking the doors, and popping the hood and truck, to name a few.
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The hackers involved in the latest program won't have access to critical systems, such as navigation controls for drones or sensitive Army communications networks.
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"BTMU's inadequate systems and controls for the communication of relevant information contributed to this failure to be open with the PRA," the watchdog said.
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In the demo, we were shown a method to re-map the controls for the motorbike toy-con to actually drive the RC car.
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Some reviewers have complained about the lack of physical controls for the AC and heat, but I got used to the touchscreen pretty fast.
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A Volkswagen spokesman said internal quality controls for diesel cars with 1.2 liter engines, model EA189, had revealed irregularities which were now being analyzed.
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Minecraft, with its simple and easy-to-learn controls for building in three dimensions, is uniquely well suited as a bridge to that future.
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Also like the Mac app, the Windows version supports keyboard controls for doing things like playing, pausing, replaying, shuffling, thumbs up and down, etc.
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Last year, investors successfully pressured Apple to create stronger parental controls for iPhones, warning that the device could be too compelling for young children.
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It also has questions about its revenue recognition and controls for its long-term service agreements, GE Chief Financial Officer Jamie Miller told investors.
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This is just the latest change Ring has made to its app to add more privacy and security controls for users after public outcry.
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When President Jimmy Carter came into office in 1977, among his first directives was calling on Congress to pass mandatory revenue controls for hospitals.
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There are controls for adjusting how much of a note you want to play, along with qualities known as attack, decay, sustain and release.
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It controls for where a candidate is polling and where the leader is polling, allowing us to make some rough assessments of what to expect.
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The latter outlet (WeMo Insight Switch Controls for Energy) allows you to control and manage energy usage so you won't rack up your monthly bills.
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The Polestar version includes larger buttons and voice controls, for one, and looks different from the Spotify app on your smartphone, while still distinctly Spotify.
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Consumers are purchasing these for easy access to music, news and information, utilitarian features like timers and reminders, and voice controls for their smart home.
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The Smart Clock does offer some limited weather and calendar information on its screen as well as basic controls for music and smart home gadgets.
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This camera has a classic boxy design and is fun and easy to use, with an automatic flash and simple controls for adjusting exposure levels.
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In the meantime, the company built a new version of SpaceShipTwo from the ground up with better safety controls for the tail wing's locking mechanism.
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The problem was the operator had no immediate access to the manual controls for the shuttle, which came in the form of an Xbox controller.
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Beykpour also said Periscope is actively developing controls for people who want to keep their broadcasts up for shorter periods of time but not forever.
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From what I've seen, the app looks quite straightforward with the ability to create controls for individual devices or grouped ones into rooms or "scenes".
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The suspension concerns shipments to 12 countries that require specific controls for the Salmonella spp bacteria, including South Africa, South Korea and the European Union.
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It serves up notifications and basics like the time and date along with shortcuts to frequently used apps and controls for calls and music playback.
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WhatsApp has rolled out new administrative controls for groups, imposed limits on message forwarding, and proactively bans millions of bot and spam accounts each month.
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However, it said the financial watchdog had begun a new probe into its systems and controls for the handling of customers with troubled unsecured loans.
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You do get granular controls for this, though, so depending on the age of your kids, you may want to turn off the rating barriers.
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Bank of America spent 18 months working with IBM on developing the cloud and more than 400 controls for users to manage and oversee it.
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The adjustment is based on a model of validated turnout among Upshot/Siena poll respondents that controls for the variables in the C.P.S.-based model.
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The psychologist Alphonse Chapanis discovered that the confusing similarity of adjacent controls for wing flaps and landing gear had misled highly competent pilots into crashes.
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As mentioned earlier, Opera allows you to easily block ads; all of the controls for managing its ad-blockers are right alongside the tracking blockers.
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It might have put up with the low-resolution images, the choppy scene transitions and the poor controls, for these would surely have got better.
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With no need for a driver's dashboard, passengers can each access controls for their own travel experience with individual access to entertainment, comfort and productivity.
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Every current iPhone owner knows that swiping up from the bottom of the screen brings up quick controls for wireless connections, the flashlight, and more.
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Another moment you're staring at someone else's Apple TV. Then, here's a family's home smart system, with its virtual controls for lights and air conditioning.
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When the Leap Motion sensor launched in 2013 and promised Minority Report-esque air gesture controls for computers, it didn't exactly set the world on fire.
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Along with additional bells and whistles, it is said to be more secure than even the current version, while offering somewhat better privacy controls for users.
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The news is boosting the avionics maker's stock, several days after it announced that Boeing had selected it to provide touchscreen controls for the 777X aircraft.
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The disparities were particularly troubling, the report says, because by its nature the military controls for certain factors that account for disparities in civilian justice systems.
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Israeli tech company EyeSight has been developing gesture recognition controls for different platforms for years, and is now turning its attention to smartphone-powered VR headsets.
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Even if one controls for inflation, President Obama spent more on defense in his eight years in office than President George W. Bush did in his.
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But the best part was when staffers brought Vanessa the controls for the fireworks show on a silver platter ... and had her fire off the explosives!
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They have some early iteration of touchscreen technology that incorporates streaming music, onboard computer diagnostics and basic controls for the car (heated seats, A/C, etc.).
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Mr. Buchla was at the electronic controls for sound and visuals at the Trips Festival in San Francisco in 2200, a pinnacle of the psychedelic era.
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Under schengen rules, signatories may reinstate internal border controls for 2628 days when this has to be done immediately for "public policy or national security" reasons.
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Mr. Coopman, known for being "unflappable," was a service engineer who specialized in automation and electrical controls for Wenger Manufacturing, a company based in Sabetha, Kan.
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Citi said it was fully compliant with relevant local regulations, and "enhanced regional procedures and controls for facilitation trading" had been introduced to ensure complete transparency.
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They also appreciate the fact that we've built in more controls for them to be able to manage where their advertising campaigns run on the platform.
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While stronger controls for military assistance programs are welcome, he added, skepticism about the coalition's willingness to change is warranted by its record of civilian casualties.
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These include iCloud Drive folder sharing (from the Files app) and granular controls for files in those folders, a redesigned Mail app and new Memoji stickers.
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The maker of Seiki, Westinghouse Electronics and Element Electronics televisions said it would build Alexa into the remote controls for some 4K sets from those brands.
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Canada still has tight controls for dairy, poultry and egg production, effectively shutting out imports from the United States and Mexico to keep domestic prices high.
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Say what you want about free-to-play or touchscreen controls for a first-person-shooter, but it's proved to be a winning combination for Activision.
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What we're getting from Facebook are just more controls for people to opt out instead of a reduction in the collection and use of our data.
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Assess which products are in your home, and then set up the parental controls for each device, like the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 or Xbox One.
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Sony's saving grace is that it has CineAlta Cinema Pro software for shooting 4K video in full manual mode, with really specific controls for key camera settings.
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This medium-sized flier ($2600) has one-touch controls for taking off and doing tricks, flies 2600 minutes on a charge, and can take a serious beating.
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This medium-sized flier ($803) has one-touch controls for taking off and doing tricks, flies 280 minutes on a charge, and can take a serious beating.
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Hill added that the changes would likewise break uMatrix, a more advanced extension with granular controls for allowing users to block connections and content by data type.
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But those GE owners will be able to use ChargePoint's access controls for their existing stations, as well as having the ability to set their pricing charges.
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Both installation and management is done through the intuitive mobile app, and you can easily conduct a speed test or set personalized parental controls for your kids.
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With the redesign, the listening feature now resembles a modern podcast app, complete with buttons for skipping ahead and controls for adjusting the speed of the recording.
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But Google still plans to roll out finer controls for publishers, which means you can specify where people can listen to them, and presumably where they can't.
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The software giant is releasing a new test build of Windows 10 to Windows Insiders today that includes changes to the privacy controls for the operating system.
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The extra display could be used as playback controls for music or movies, a physical drawer for displaying all your apps, or even a superpower notification tray.
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But it really seems far more appropriate when being used to describe the UK general election, where both parties seem to have set their controls for defeat.
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This week, the banking regulator also issued guidelines on risk controls for lenders, focusing on loans overdue for 90 days or more, and strengthening liquidity risk management.
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The IRS hasn't always implemented proper controls for authenticating users, appropriately restricted access to servers and made sure that certain sensitive data was encrypted, the report found.
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It's a cylindrical design, with a fabric covering around the sides, a light ring at the top, and controls for those like volume and muting the microphone.
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The term "universal remote" was first bandied about in the 1970s, in reference to a device produced by Jerrold, which provided wired remote controls for cable boxes.
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The Play Protect screen shows the apps that Google has scanned recently for security issues and includes controls for disabling the scans after apps have been downloaded.
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So, to try and balance all these different considerations, modern-day manufacturers sometimes add elaborate software to fine-tune the engines and pollution controls for optimal performance.
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Since 85033, more than 120 new student privacy laws have passed in 40 states, and many of those laws require security controls for districts or their contractors.
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Amazon offers games for its Fire tablets along with a range of controls for restricting app payments on those devices, which require a password to make purchases.
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Finland last reinstated border controls for travelers from Schengen countries in 2008 for a meeting of foreign ministers of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
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In addition to setting up individual profiles for each Netflix user in a household, parents could also set PIN controls for all content at a given maturity level.
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In April the company also announced more controls for its legacy contacts feature—a highly weird process for willing your digital remains to a friend or loved one.
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The camera and its gimbal pop easily out of the Karma and attach to a handheld stabilizer with its own battery and controls for capturing photos and video.
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A Health Canada spokesperson told CNN Business that the new products regulations include regulatory controls for production practices, product formulation restrictions, quality standards for ingredients and testing requirements.
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Facebook announced on Tuesday it intends to roll out a number of additional parental controls for its Messenger Kids app aimed at children under the age of 13.
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Swiss aviators Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg have been taking turns piloting the plane on each leg of the journey, with Piccard at the controls for Thursday's flight.
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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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There will be a "broader range of controls" for users, which will allow you to choose if you want to see violence, nudity, and profanity in your timeline.
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I'm not a fan of the touch-based controls for play / pause, volume, and track skipping on the right earcup, but they did work reliably in my tests.
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You can use Roger / Alexa to complete tasks like ordering an Uber or a pizza, but there are limitations — there are still no controls for music, for example.
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An Individual mode, as with all AMG vehicles, is worth investigating, and the controls for everything are mounted sci-fi style on a sloping console between the seats.
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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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Screenshot: GizmodoThat means shortcuts for layer and brush settings, controls for zoom levels and the panes you see on screen, open up new images, pick colors, and more.
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For instance, it could show a virtual home button when the phone's locked, accept/decline buttons for the phone app, playback controls for music/video apps, and more.
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To address parents' concerns over inappropriate content on YouTube being seen by children, Google today is announcing an expanded series of parental controls for its YouTube Kids application.
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Washington also said it will press ahead with restrictions on investment by Chinese companies in the United States as well as export controls for goods exported to China.
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They use Wi-Fi to simultaneously play the same music across all rooms, or different music in different rooms, with independent volume controls for each, through an app.
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For about 18 months, Mr. Hammerand operated those controls for several hours a day, zooming, panning, tilting and adjusting the exposure to his liking before making a screenshot.
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The two countries, the former of which officially cut ties with the European Union on January 31, have maintained border controls for entrants coming from the European mainland.
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Investors may be anticipating that Rockwell, which makes flight controls for military aircraft, will benefit from higher military spending or tax breaks under President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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Moreover, Facebook has since put better security controls for apps in place, so users can more easily control what information apps are gathering and how they're using it.
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Future autonomous car in-vehicle services could also make use of the tech, tailoring display and delivery of info on in-car displays and modifying environment controls, for instance.
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This domed insular test bed, calibrated to high levels of calculation and precision, was developed with controls for temperature, airflow, humidity, and direction of light in specific climatic conditions.
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In addition to controls for oscillation, the timer, backward-flow, and night mode (which never raises the fan above level 4), you also get buttons for heating and cooling.
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Or if you have the full map view open, but there's music playing in the background, the navigation bar will surface play / pause / skip controls for apps like Spotify.
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The graphics are better, though loyal to the original, and a shift to twin-stick controls for gamepads make it easier to control than the 1997 version ever was.
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You just plug the USB-C or Thunderbolt cable in, and they turn on automatically and start charging your laptop and using its native controls for brightness and volume.
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Sometimes the state has good reasons to require people to show their faces: at passport controls, for example, or if they are working as, say, social workers or teachers.
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But in principle, I think and also it's right, it's proper for China to do so, to remain, to keep capital controls for at least 10 years, because why?
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There's also a new quickstart UI for workout features, and auto sets for swimming and new controls for HIIT workouts, which can be extra useful to track those intervals.
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And while you can choose to opt out of those categories, Facebook offers few controls for how their data is collected and shared with advertisers in the first place.
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Google has also announced it will hire "significant numbers of people " to review questionable content, and added more controls for brands to manage where their ads appear on YouTube.
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Carrier still plans to close a factory in Huntington, Indiana, that employs 700 people making controls for heating, cooling and refrigeration and move the jobs to Mexico by 2018.
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LONDON, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Most banks have adequate controls for risks from consumer credit and some have begun tightening criteria for loans, the Bank of England said on Wednesday.
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Walker, who's legally blind himself, covers everything from sending email, taking notes and setting an alarm to accessing documents in Dropbox and using Siri voice controls for walking directions.
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The index has gained 43 percent so far in 2017, recovering from losses earlier in the year after the central bank in April lifted currency controls for foreign investors.
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Private industry voluntarily working to advance innovation and discovery should be encouraged with a regulatory framework that will further incentivize reinvestment, not face government price controls for its product.
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The top of the PC can be outfitted with touch controls for phone calls, letting you pick up the phone, end a call, mute yourself, and adjust the volume.
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Facebook is also introducing new tools and controls for groups, including a Group Insights tool that offers tips like when to schedule posts based on historical member engagement data.
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The IRS hasn't always implemented proper controls for authenticating users, appropriately restricted access to servers and made sure that certain sensitive data was encrypted, according to the GAO report.
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" White also touched upon what happens after startups go public, noting that these companies should be prepared to protect investors with "enhanced structures and controls for conducting their operations.
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Sadeh explained in an email to TechCrunch that the goal is not just better controls for users, but an intelligent agent that learns your preferences and automatically applies settings.
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On this front, Twitter said at CES in January it would soon test new controls for determining the audience for your Tweets — like public, followers only, and so on.
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For larger stations, the modular system might include a container with equipment for managing the grid connections and powering snow-melting equipment and lighting controls for the landing deck.
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"A former Bosnian deminer who lost his leg during operations also told me that the company that used to employ him had subpar quality controls for decontamination," he said.
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Inside, there are rose gold colored accents under a continuous flat panel display screen that forms both the gauge cluster and controls for things like navigation and the stereo.
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It's less cluttered, audio recordings are synced via iCloud to all of your Apple devices, and I like that there are controls for skipping back and forward 15 seconds.
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That data fed into a program that turned those signals into controls for electronic instruments—as light graced a leaf, it might tilt the pitch, or change the rhythm.
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That is, Moscow is allowing Turkish use of the airspace it controls for "Olive Branch" while simultaneously brokering a deal with the YPG that may ultimately extend Assad's power.
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"In the U.S., for example, we have all sorts of testing on things from pesticides to heavy metals, that there are no controls for in the U.K.," says O'Brien.
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Federal Efforts in Data Privacy Move Slowly | The initiative has produced few data controls for consumers, even as advocates say the need is greater because of new web-connected gadgets.
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What about if they cause physical damage, as Iranian state-sponsored hackers could have done, but did not, when they accessed the controls for a dam in New York state?
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"It would be nice to rely on older forms of policy communication with solid foundations," he said, adding that Twitter should require two-person controls for certain high-profile accounts.
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But best of all, you get the unique Touch Bar, that thin strip of glass on top of the keyboard that provides multi-touch controls for a variety of programs.
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APPLE REVEALS NEW PRIVACY CONTROLS FOR IPHONE AND MAC USERS Apple Watch The Apple Watch got updates, including a new operating system, watchOS 5, and new watch faces and bands.
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Either way, her exit won't structurally weaken VW's compliance since the company's settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice requires independent monitors to supervise its internal controls for three years.
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Introducing auto-delete controls for your Location History and activity data Google will soon let you delete your location history automatically, making it immeasurably easier for you to commit crimes.
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It prompted her husband to quit his job, as a chemical engineer supervising the manufacture of controls for atomic power plants and ballistic missiles, and join the antinuclear weapons movement.
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The quick glimpses and spy shots we've seen so far indicate the car lacks an instrument panel, trading the traditional cluster of controls for a single, 15-inch touchscreen display.
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Sweden has tightened border controls for those arriving by train, bus and ferry in an attempt to halt the flow of migrants and refugees into the country from mainland Europe.
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In Sennheiser's defense, the company has released an app that walks users through its bizarre controls for the Momentums, and once I learned how it worked, I adapted to it.
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The buds also have a proximity sensor that will automatically stop playback once you remove one bud from your ear, as well as touch controls for noise-cancelling and playback.
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Turkey is discussing the return of Iraqi immigration officials to its crossings with the enclave, which would subject Kurdistan to Iraqi border controls for the first time in 25 years.
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Besides the standard actions we're accustomed to performing with that piece of keyboard real estate (volume and brightness controls, for example) here's everything we know it can do so far.
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Metal side panels not only look sleek, but provide gesture-based touch controls for pausing and skipping songs, adjusting volume, and even turning off noise cancellation if that's your thing.
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The company will offer options across more services in the future, including highly anticipated controls for location data (there are other ways to turn that tracking off in the meantime).
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China will also strengthen risk controls for local government debt, improve the method of calculating such debt, strengthen oversight of issuance and intensify investigations into irregular issuance, the minister said.
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It adds a row of dedicated audio controls for managing voice chat, with two extra triggers and bumpers on the back of the controller, and two hot swappable configuration profiles.
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On top of all that, Google is expanding controls for another unwanted ads feature it implemented in 2012 that allows you to mute ads you don't want to see anymore.
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Tokyo and Seoul are expected to meet on Friday in Geneva for discussions regarding their ongoing dispute over Japan's tighter export controls for materials critical to South Korea's technology sector.
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On an Android device, open the Settings icon on the home screen, select Security and then the Screen Lock option to get to the controls for turning off the passcode.
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There are still plenty of low-hanging fruit to make these toys more accessible too, points out Machulis, like adding voice controls for people with a variety of physical limitations.
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Ten years ago, the vast majority of designers were working in Adobe Photoshop, a powerful tool with fine-tuned controls for almost every kind of image manipulation one could imagine.
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Its got a powerful 720-watt motor that'll, a 14-cup bowl, an extra large feed tube, seven different food prep functions, and super simple controls for no-fuss usage.
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Chinese Vice-Premier Wang Yang said on Tuesday that China has some concerns of its own to air at the talks, including "outdated" U.S. export controls for high-technology products.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo lashed out at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in a wide-ranging speech last week, criticizing the agency he effectively controls for its inefficiency and outdated technology.
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The best measure of legislative effectiveness controls for these large differences in partisan productivity across time to focus on comparing legislators serving contemporaneously, but it still reveals important party differences.
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Samsung's made some headway improving its once promising Bixby assistant, which was originally intended to allow users to use voice controls for all phone operations in lieu of touching and tapping.
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There is a place for the lubricious, string-driven soul-rock of "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Pelvis" (1996), one of the greatest recordings to feature Jarvis Cocker.
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Google proposes new privacy and anti-fingerprinting controls for the web If fully realized, this initiative will make it harder for online marketers and advertisers to track you across the web.
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That, the companies argue, will provide more transparency and privacy controls for consumers, but the core idea here is to make it easier for enterprises to move their customers' data around.
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A thereminist stands in front of the instrument and uses her hands to interrupt a magnetic field produced by the two antennas, one that controls for pitch and another for volume.
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The administration has floated three controversial ideas: making drug companies put prices in their TV ads; importing European price controls for part of Medicare; and restructuring the role of industry middlemen.
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Here's the full breakdown: · Layer Properties: Quickly access common actions — place a Smart Object, clip layers, open Select & Mask — or controls for changing the blend mode and scrubbing through the history.
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The new attack takes advantage of less rigorous software controls for corporate device users, particularly those who use Mobile Device Management solutions (or MDMs) to get apps delivered to their phones.
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It's where you'll find volume controls for outside audio, any audio that might be playing from other apps, and whatever noise filters you might have active (like "jet engine" or "crowd").
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Other new resources in the code have been rumored as possible controls for an OLED touch panel, but according to a report from French site Consomac this probably isn't the case.
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The FDA has the ability to enforce appropriate quality controls for Kratom, ensuring consumers have access to products manufactured properly, rather than scheduling Kratom and forcing consumers to unregulated, illicit markets.
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There's also a secondary display below the handle bars that offers touchscreen input, and the handlebars have built-in touch sensitive controls for easy access to favorite features while en route.
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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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You're now free to move a version of the same camera presenting the game itself, now with controls for exposure, focus, what passes for depth of field, and focal length adjustments.
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And Amazon plans to add new controls for third-party routers, so users will be able to say, " Alexa, turn on the guest WiFI" and "Alexa, pause Ryan's tablet Wi-Fi".
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I'm not a huge fan of touch controls for headphones in general because it can be a little too easy to accidentally trigger them, and that's definitely true with the Air Executives.
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On July 4, Japan tightened export controls for materials used to make chips, South Korea's top export item, intensifying a row over wartime forced labour and inviting a consumer backlash in Korea.
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A third option would be to institute passport controls for anyone traveling from Northern Ireland to Great Britain, though this would mean UK citizens aren't free to travel within their own country.
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He doesn't need to issue direct public threats, given the amount of money he controls for senators up for reelection and the megaphone he has in their states and across the country.
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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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The developers at Microsoft-owned Turn 10 Studios have also implemented new and streamlined controls for Forza Street that focus on timing for smoother steering, which is especially useful for mobile players.
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They not only hide the controls for motion smoothing deep down into their setup menus, but they have also come up with a variety of different labels for essentially the same feature.
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The XF10 uses a PASM dial rather than dedicated controls for each exposure parameter, and the rear D-pad has been removed — like the X-E3, the emphasis is on touchscreen operation.
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On July 4, Japan tightened export controls for materials used to make chips, South Korea's top export item, intensifying a row over wartime forced labor and inviting a consumer backlash in Korea.
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Additionally, LG's new TVs also come with voice controls for its own ThinQ smart home platform, which'll let you control compatible devices like smart robot vacuums, smart ovens, and smart washing machines.
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Home assistants are becoming more and more common in the household thanks to numerous functions, from weather reports and playing music, to timers and voice controls for other smart-home connected devices.
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" Lowry said that Trump has moved in a more conventionally conservative direction since the primaries, when the candidate "was making more of a big deal about price controls for the pharmaceutical companies.
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That's why the announcement that Indiana's Purdue University Reactor Number One (PUR-1) has swapped out all of its dated analog controls for modern digital ones may represent an important turning point.
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Manufacturers have already begun to imagine the spatial benefits that will come from losing a driver and the conventional cockpit controls; for instance, Volkswagen's latest offering features an in-car mini garden.
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Some YouTube creators might get less money from Google, at least temporarily, as the company adds new controls for advertisers in the wake of an ad controversy that erupted two weeks ago.
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A. Google added new features to the web version of its Google Photos service this spring to supplement the controls for cropping, color adjustments and filters available through the toolbar's pencil icon.
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The controls for automatic capitalization and a few other typing aids are also here, as is the setting for the predictive text bar on the keyboard that suggest words as you type.
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Just a few years ago, creating a smart home with coordinated controls for lighting, motorized shades, multiroom audio, and heating and cooling required an expensive, comprehensive home-automation system and a renovation.
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The iOS Accessibility settings include a Zoom function, controls for making the onscreen text bigger and an Accessibility Shortcut to reach the system's assistive features quickly by triple-clicking the Home button.
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A Twitch representative told CNBC in an email that there were no ads on the shooter's stream from Halle, and added that the company provides controls for advertisers to block content categories.
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The One SL is very similar to the latest version of the One, but it drops the always-listening microphones and voice controls for people who want a speaker without those features.
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Alan Miller, who shut down his Vibe Bar in London's Brick Lane after being regulated into oblivion, believes clubs which do not introduce strict controls for drugs are targeted by the police.
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We don't have any proper security controls for people entering our country, they don't really exist at the moment, like it has been the case in your country at least in the past.
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The new policies and tools, announced via a blog post by Google chief business officer Philipp Schindler, include more conservative default settings for where ads may be placed and greater controls for advertisers.
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But, while Trump's announcement eases controls for certain products, it may also get rid of those legal workarounds, according to Scott Kennedy, a senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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The Central app lets you monitor your data consumption as well as granular controls for each of your devices: You can rename it, switch the network/user it's associated with, and pause connectivity.
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She said Pruitt had sued the EPA on issues of importance to Maine, including mercury controls for coal-fired power plants and efforts to reduce cross-state air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
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You can even point the Smart Remote at whatever gadget you want to control, such as a smart light, thermostat, or TV, and it will automatically present the appropriate controls for that device.
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It was broadcast on seven radio stations at a radius of around 50 kilometers (33 miles), while seven other radio station areas did not broadcast the campaign and acted as controls for comparison.
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The monetary authority said it found significant lapses in the bank's customer due diligence measures and controls for ongoing monitoring and said it resulted in numerous breaches of MAS's anti-money-laundering regulations.
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Uconnect also includes controls for heat and A/C, heated seats and steering wheels, rear-view cameras, and is needed to power things like the vehicle's voice assistant and even the "SOS" feature.
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I struggled to wrap my head around the controls for Cool Boarders 2, and I found the original Metal Gear Solid to be alarmingly obtuse, having last played it maybe 15 years ago.
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The revised outlook reflects "recent stability in key revenue sources, the state's proactive management of financial operations ... improved expenditure controls for its Medicaid program, as well as modestly stabilizing economic indicators," Fitch wrote.
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Rear passengers of the LF-1 each have an infotainment screen of their own, and a touchscreen and touchpad in the rear center console offer additional controls for heated seating, lights, and more.
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SpotifyIf the point of the Touch Bar is to make a touchscreen Mac unnecessary, Spotify is one of the best examples of how that might work, including controls for shuffle, repeat, and volume.
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Home appliance manufacturer Whirlpool, which once favored stricter trade controls for its own industry, saw its own shares plummet 14 percent Tuesday after executives blamed rising aluminum and steel costs for lackluster earnings.
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It's a little less angular than the Echo Dot, but it still offers a very similar puck-shaped design with a fabric covering around the top and capacitive controls for things like volume.
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KeyCatch Magnetic Key Rack: 123-Pack — $15 See Details The Azio GM2400 Gaming Mouse is built for speed, requires no software, and features LED lights and onboard controls for adjusting the DPI settings.
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Iceland, a Nordic island nation of 330,20083, has gradually been easing the controls for more than a year now, and their full removal on Tuesday signifies the country's return to international financial markets.
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Washington will also press ahead with restrictions on investment by Chinese companies in the United States as well as export controls for goods exported to China, the statement from the White House said.
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Granted, back in the day you'd have had a manual to refer to—but as someone raised on "cracked" Amiga games, working out the controls for myself has been quite the nostalgic process.
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Local governments' special bonds must be used to fund major projects that have certain returns on investment and local officials should strengthen risk controls for their special bond issuance, project management, it added.
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Samsung also offers a kids tablet: The Galaxy Tab E Lite is a 7-inch Wi-Fi tablet that comes with a case, controls for parents, and is pre-downloaded with kid-friendly content.
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It recently completed testing the Maritime Augmented Guidance with Integrated Controls for Carrier Approach and Recovery Precision Enabling Technologies, a software mod that makes a carrier approach nearly as routine as a runway landing.
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They'd still need to figure out how gameplay changes from a personal touch-enabled device like a phone and a controller-based experience on a console or PC, mapping the controls for different inputs.
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The analysis included statistical controls for a variety of individual characteristics and beliefs that tend to be related to political attitudes, such as race/ethnicity, partisanship, ideology, income, education level, gender, age, and religiosity.
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The Conservative manifesto reintroduces ideas that Margaret Thatcher regarded as beyond the pale: price controls for energy markets; more council houses; industrial policy of the sort that free-marketers reflexively denounce as "picking winners".
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Atop this console, there's also the new "floating commander," which monitors for movement and can even sense gestures in order to translate those into controls for things like the cabin lighting and air conditioning.
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"If consumers enjoyed the web experience and felt there were adequate controls for privacy and the ad industry was making a sincere effort to fight abuse and malfeasance, we wouldn't be having this conversation."
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Google has already faced scrutiny and fines under the GDPR from France's regulator, with a $57 million penalty levied in January for "lack of transparency" and valid consent controls for users, among other issues.
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In an interview with The Verge, Angle says he believes the smart home of the future should itself be an "inside-out robot," with sensors and mechanical controls for things like heating and lighting.
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"September 219, 22017: "Facebook, the Internet's leading social utility, today announced additional controls for News Feed and Mini-Feed in response to user feedback and to reaffirm its commitment to industry-leading privacy practices.
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Facebook refers to these windows as "post tabs" and has placed the controls for enabling or disabling them in the settings for its Chat feature in the lower-right corner of the browser window.
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These include three new controls for advertisers, which will be introduced in the coming days and months to make it easier for brands to manage where their ads appear across YouTube and the web.
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But with minimal controls for guaranteeing that people are what they say they are, it opens up a gap in the market for startups to give recruiters a better steer with more verified information.
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It's not that you technically couldn't swap the motion controls for analog sticks in many cases, it just wouldn't be very much fun — like playing Dance Central by hitting buttons instead of actually dancing.
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China has concerns of its own to be addressed in the bilateral talks, Chinese Vice-Premier Wang Yang told the U.S.-China Business Council lunch, including "outdated" U.S. export controls for high-technology products.
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"It had so many parts to it, like separate controls for variable valve timing and intake and exhaust levels, that it had become a monster of an engine," too costly to produce, he said.
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Every time Campbell gets on an airplane, she says she uses disinfectant wipes to clean everything she might touch on the journey — including the seats, tray tables, controls for air and TV, and more.
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And given the focus placed on curbing migration by pro-Brexit campaigners, it would be logical to recreate immigration controls for people entering Northern Ireland (there are none between Northern Ireland and mainland Britain).
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Ideally, this means that developers don't have to build their own security and privacy controls, for example, and that they can focus on building their applications instead of integrating their applications with these services.
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In fact, a proposed reform to ease firearm export controls for US weapons manufacturers — while still in limbo — could send a new wave of firearms to Mexico and elsewhere in Latin America if passed.
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Psychological techniques, such as cognitive behavioral therapy for potential perpetrators, have also proved successful, as have early childhood intervention and programs to protect women, including health services and strict gun controls for abusive partners.
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He was a designer at Bungie who worked on the controls for the first Halo, and is currently the creative director at developer Highwire Games, which is working on its first VR game, Golem.
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The trailer revealed during Wednesday's Nintendo Direct broadcast highlighted a new feature that lets players make use of the console's motion controls for things like aiming through a scope and steering vehicle-like abilities.
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Google's Files app, the company's first-party file management app for Android, is being updated with better offline playback controls for music and video files, the company announced in a blog post published today.
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ABUJA/LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Human traffickers are planning to exploit relaxed Russian visa controls for next month's World Cup to sell Nigerian women into sex work, state officials and anti-slavery activists said.
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Research suggests the fees buy only a small boost to exam results: an upper estimate, which controls for things like family income, is 0.6 of a grade at GCSE, the exams sat at 16.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. banking regulators said on Wednesday they are focused on cyber security risks and controls for U.S. financial institutions after attacks earlier this year involving the global financial network known as SWIFT.
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There are also controls for starting and stopping playback from the Chord Track app, and there's even a nice little display to show you details about the song your playing or the mode you're in.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French bank watchdog ACPR said on Friday it had fined Societe Generale 5 million euros ($5.83 million) for a number of shortcomings in its controls for preventing money laundering and financing of terrorism.
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While the downtime meant users were unable to remotely control their devices, or see any video footage obtained via Nest cameras, basic functionality remained, including the physical controls for door locks, thermostats, and smoke detectors.
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Those Motion Graphics, which allow you to mix animations or graphics and videos for title sequences or callouts inside a video, are also getting an update with new controls for positioning them, among other things.
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I curled my massive green hands into fists (the controls for Hulk were a fairly intuitive mix of the Oculus Touch's grip and trigger buttons), and was impressed by the natural fluidity of the motions.
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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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By contrast to the maddeningly stupid controls for the seats, the optional Bowers & Wilkins 27 Speaker Audio System (which come with the "By McLaren Designer Interior" package, a mere snip at $2570,2570) was exquisite perfection.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland will reinstate border controls for travelers from Schengen countries for four days during a summit in Helsinki between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, the government said on Friday.
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Com Inc: * Amazon Music brings Alexa to mobile music streaming * Says listeners in US, UK, Germany and Austria can now use Amazon Music's Alexa voice controls for music Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Nintendo's biggest console success, the original Wii, did well primarily because it struck a chord with a non-traditional console gaming audience, thanks to accessible gameplay and unique use of motion controls for participatory play.
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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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But statistically speaking, this is entirely attributable to the fact that these white students' parents are poorer and less educated than the average white parent — with statistical controls for those factors, there's no ill effect.
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The device also provides access to Google Assistant, so the kid can ask questions and get answers without bothering mom or dad (and yes there are parental controls for what information the Assistant can surface).
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The new Final Cut Pro supports the Touch Bar, and can show an interactive view of the video timeline even while video is playing full screen, along with contextual controls for things like audio sliders.
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There are controls for volume and Bluetooth pairing on the right earcup, and Skullcandy says the battery is good for 12 hours between charges, which is not the best you can get, but certainly acceptable.
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"The total removal of forex controls for foreign investors should be considered a decisive step into the country's progress to return to the emerging markets class," said Zoran Milojevic, a director at brokerage Auerbach Grayson.
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You can also find your "Show passwords" toggle here (so you can see passwords as you type them), your notification controls for your lock screen, your autofill manager for forms, and several other privacy features.
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) outlined new proposed security management controls for operators of electric grid systems aimed at enhancing "the reliability and resilience of the nation's bulk electric systems," according to a release.
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"The security and resilience of the UK's telecoms networks is of paramount importance, and we have strict controls for how Huawei equipment is currently deployed in the UK," a British government spokesman said on Tuesday.
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The two countries have eliminated immigration and custom controls for each other's citizens at their shared border, but the common legislature, flag, anthem, army and currency called for in a 1999 treaty have not happened.
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They have touch controls for play, pause, and volume, and Google says they'll run for five hours of continuous battery life on a single charge, and up to 24 hours of battery life using the case.
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This is the most left-wing manifesto that Labour has proposed since Michael Foot's notorious "longest suicide note" of 1983, even if many details are less loony than then: no import or capital controls, for instance.
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At launch G5 owners can buy a camera pack, called the LG Cam Plus, that adds an additional battery and physical controls for the G5's camera like a dial for zooming and a shutter button.
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Nearly 24m of these devices, essentially voice-controlled remote controls for everything from music to lights, will be sold worldwide in 2017, estimates Strategy Analytics, another market researcher—a number it expects to quadruple by 2022.
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The motion controls for the Bragi Dash Pro are probably going to be less generally appealing to users, but they're a nice addition, especially if you're motion is limited in your arms for touch-based controls.
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"Most firms provided evidence of effective risk management and controls for consumer credit, and understood the risks in their business," James Proudman, executive director for UK deposit takers supervision at the PRA, said in his letter.
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However, I do like that instead of touch controls for volume, Lenovo opted for dedicated volume up and volume down buttons, which are much easier to use than what you get on a Google Home Mini.
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LONDON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - HSBC has been told by the Bank of England to tighten up compliance controls for fraud, staff conduct and other non-financial risks, a source close to the bank said on Thursday.
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Sure, the Beam's super-limited voice controls for the TV were a bit of a turnoff, but if I were to compare it to the more capable Fire TV Cube, I'd pick the Beam every time.
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At launch G25 owners can buy a camera pack called the LG Cam Plus that adds an additional battery and physical controls for the G5's camera like a dial for zooming and a shutter button.
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A. The iPad does have the ability to download more than one song at a time from your cloud-based list of previously purchased iTunes music, but the controls for doing so are easy to overlook.
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The volume knob, the latch for the tailgate, the controls for the off-road equipment; everything you touch in the the top-dog Toyota is made of thicker, heavier-duty material than in other luxury SUVs.
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We're told the ATL rapper has been taking flying lessons for 5 months and Tuesday he grabbed the controls for an hour-long flight between Miami and the Florida Keys in a one-prop Cirrus SR20.
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Solo was the first drone with integrated controls for GoPro cameras, the first with programmable flight paths, and the first to offer high-end customer service that included a no-questions-asked, 30-day money-back guarantee.
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But Pyongyang, looking to maintain control over the flow of news getting out and concerned that local people may have also been finding ways onto the Web, has been quietly experimenting with Internet controls for some time.
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For example, at its I/O developer conference in May, Google introduced new time management controls for Android users, and it has a set of screen time tools for parents to use with children via Family Link.
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The changes, which include different default settings, more account controls for advertisers, and a hiring spree to develop new artificial intelligence tools, were implemented after companies began boycotting Google because their ads appeared next to offensive videos.
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"To protect our national security, the United States will implement specific investment restrictions and enhanced export controls for Chinese persons and entities related to the acquisition of industrially significant technology," the White House said in the statement.
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India is tightening quality controls for consumer and capital goods, officials say, a move that follows calls to curb cheap imports from China amid diplomatic tensions between the world's two most populous nations over their shared border.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has eased export controls for high technology product sales to India, granting it the same access as NATO allies, Australia, Japan and South Korea, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Monday.
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E2-DR is also designed to work with wireless accessories that can give it various additional capabilities based on the needs of the situation – these could include dexterous appendages for gripping objects or manipulating controls, for instance.
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Consider Facebook's countless subtle assaults on personal privacy, in the name of connecting people, which happens to be how Facebook becomes ever stronger and more inescapable, while maintaining much stronger controls for its own employees and data.
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Guillermo Garcia, President of CRE, said the new rules, which should go into effect soon, will limit the sulfur content allowed in fuel, posing a challenge for Pemex, and tighten controls for everything from refining to sales.
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The stance by the N.R.A., and growing support for regulation from Republicans on Capitol Hill, represent a small but notable shift for an organization and political party that have consistently opposed any gun controls for many years.
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Luxury trims of the Ram are offered with a 12-inch, tablet-style center display reminiscent of the ones you would find in a Tesla but flanked by physical controls for mission-critical functions like climate control.
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There it will be chilled to the deep-space temperatures at which it will have to work, and engineers will actually focus the telescope, twiddling the controls for seven actuators on each of the 18 mirror segments.
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"Real reform, durable reform, can only happen when the digital advertising community adopts tougher, tighter controls for who is putting what on — and underneath — its sites," Rothenberg said at a House Oversight Committee hearing earlier this week.
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The next secretary should lead the State Department effort to organize affected countries to promote common controls for legal pharmaceutical industries that produce these drugs, stronger trade regulations, and information sharing between U.S. and foreign law enforcement.
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Since it's on mobile phones now, this version of the game has slightly modified controls for the single screen interface — different from the Nintendo 3DS' dual screen and d-pad, that Animal Crossing veterans might be accustomed to.
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It's marketed particularly at India in response to brutal traffic jams in urban areas, and includes a touch screen console that provides access to a bunch of consumer services — including entertainment and shopping — and vehicle controls for drivers.
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Rod McLeod, a spokesperson for Kik, a messaging app that had its own ICO in September, cited Telegram's "strong community management controls for cryptocurrency projects" as the chief reason it moved its Kik token communications to the platform.
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Snooze Posted by Facebook on Wednesday, December 13, 2017 Snooze joins a series of other content controls for News Feed, like Unfollow, Hide, Report and See First, which give people more ways to customize their experience, notes Facebook.
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Transneft criticized Rosneft on Monday over its handling of the tainted oil issue, saying the oil producer had dragged its feet over setting up quality controls for its oil and had made unsubstantiated claims from the pipeline firm.
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The attack exploits less rigorous software controls for corporate device users Corporate IT teams often use MDMs to deliver professional apps to their employees automatically and without the hassle of having them approve what goes on their devices.
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That honor went to the trip across the Pacific ocean, with Piccard's fellow pilot André Borschberg manning the controls for 2000 days, 21 hours, and 51 minutes as he flew the craft from Nagoya, Japan, to Honolulu, Hawaii.
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The Cellular area of the iOS Settings has controls for limiting the apps that can use your cellular connection, as well as the option to turn off the data-guzzling Wi-Fi Assist setting if it is enabled.
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More than 28503 states are spending on new defenses to prepare for the 22019 election, conducting cybersecurity assessments and training, implementing stronger authentication and access controls for election systems, and replacing vulnerable ballot machines and voter registration systems.
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I mostly left the system on "Bluetooth audio" and tried not to fiddle too much with the rest, but Lexus has moved key functions like controls for your heated and ventilated seats into sub-menus on the display.
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If you have a hub device and multiple smart products with support for the desired platform, then you will be able to access basic controls for all of your connected gear via an app or through voice commands.
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But a randomized trial, a more rigorous type of study that better controls for socioeconomic and family variables, found that breast-feeding in infancy had no discernible effect on cognitive function by the time children reached age 16.
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Glenn Snoddy, the studio engineer who was at the controls for the historic Nashville recording session that inadvertently produced the sound that became known as the fuzz tone, died on May 19783 at his home in Murfreesboro, Tenn.
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The airline also decided to forgo controls for its in-flight entertainment screens in the arm rests and designed a program to allow passengers to use their mobile phones as a remote control to save space and weight.
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On a macro scale, our system of government controls for bias by dividing up power into three branches — the executive, the legislative, and the judicial — and amongst a multitude of sovereigns, the federal government and the various states.
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An anarchist is not necessarily a revolutionary, although it is more common than not that a person who has attempted to rid himself of exterior controls, for the purpose of developing his own philosophy, will find himself oppressed.
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Adobe Lightroom on the iPhone also includes a camera feature with pro-level controls for shutter speed, exposure, focusing, ISO settings, white balance and the ability to switch between the iPhone 8 Plus's wide-angle and telephoto cameras.
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This service provides enterprises with the tools to provide access controls for their data, but maybe just as importantly, it also offers these companies and their security teams visibility into their data flows across cloud and hybrid environments.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland indicated on Monday that it would reinstate border controls for travelers from Schengen countries for four days from Friday coinciding with a summit in Helsinki between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reuters) - The United States has eased export controls for high technology product sales to India, granting it the same access as NATO allies, Australia, Japan and South Korea, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Monday.
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Samsung's latest app, Marshmallow (not to be confused with Android Marshmallow, an outdated OS still being put on phones in 2017), looks to gamify parental controls for kids, in an attempt to get them to use their phones less.
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The updated app is adding several new features designed to reflect the app's now aging user base, including profiles that are customized based on the kid's date of birth, as well as additional security controls for parents and kids.
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Apple on Wednesday introduced a slew of new privacy controls for iPhone and Mac users — a day after the Facebook CEO was hauled in front of European lawmakers in Brussels to testify about the social network's data-leaking scandals.
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The Guardian first reported the Alexa outage, which began around 10 AM GMT and led existing Echo owners to complain they were unable to use their devices for regular tasks like playing music or smart home controls, for example.
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"We do not incentivize positive star ratings, attempt to influence the content of reviews, or even require a review to be written," explains Chee Chew, VP, Customer Experience at Amazon in an announcement about how Vine controls for bias.
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The company plans to offer most of its features for no additional cost, but there will also be a $9 per month premium plan with things like controls for specific time windows when kids can call different family members.
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"We included controls for factors such as the county's crime rates, its number of active hate groups, its minority populations, its percentage with college educations, its location in the country and the month when the rallies occurred," they continued.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Union leaders plan to meet with General Electric Co on Wednesday in a bid to avert closure of a Virginia factory that makes controls for GE's power plants, the company and the union said on Tuesday.
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Mr. Pichai said repeatedly that Google offers users controls for limiting location data collection and that it did not sell user data, carefully avoiding the question of how the company uses such data in the practice of selling advertising.
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The result is not a true "European" fix, as the chancellor claims, but a jury-rigged workaround: more external border controls for Germany, and bilateral agreements between Germany and some countries of first entry to take back secondary migrants.
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Lemme had met his wife working on pitch augmentation controls for the 4463 and 767 aircraft; he's also been one of the company's now much-maligned "designated engineering representatives," to whom the FAA delegates so much of its oversight.
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For the new analysis, the researchers pored through the existing body of research to evaluate the reliability of study estimates, and controls for factors that might explain the decline such as age, abstinence time, and selection of the study population.
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It may look the same as the previous model, but it has some new features like 3D Touch, which can detect how hard you press down on the screen and open up a new layer of controls for your apps.
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While some will simply fight alongside you in combat as powerful allies, others — like the Strider, a horse-like robot — become rideable steeds that can be summoned as needed to quickly traverse terrain (although the controls for riding aren't great).
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On Friday, European Commission spokeswoman Natasha Bertaud then hinted at the possibility of countries reintroducing temporary border controls for two years—but wouldn't go so far as to say it's on the cards before interior ministers chat about it on Monday.
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With little more than six months to go before Britain leaves the EU, London and Brussels remain at loggerheads on what their future relationship will look like, and May has insisted on new controls for migrant workers from the bloc.
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But the fact that some of those caught in the trawl have been exporting fillets ready for consumption rather than fresh fish suggests they may be organised, and are trying to evade Norway's systems of licences and controls for commercial fishing.
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Now, Tecla is giving its technology an upgrade by integrating controls for connected home devices into and expanding the number of devices that can be controlled through the Tecla unit at one time(bumping controls from one device to eight).
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Free: iOS and Android MuseCam is a photography app that provides a full image editing experience -- with filters, curves control and other adjustments -- and a camera app that opens up manual controls for white balance, shutter speed and other camera features.
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A spokeswoman for the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness said it is working with federal and state partners and continuously reviewing the effectiveness of the security controls for all state systems and monitoring them for any suspicious activity.
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The problem lay in offering low-margin products, inefficient customer-dictated routes and the fact that, from a basic perspective, the world simply wasn't ready yet — there weren't any remote controls for placing orders (smartphones), and Internet connection was limited.
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The report proposes that, in order to better protect company data and customers' privacy, businesses operating both in California and across the country adopt the Center for Internet Security's list of 6900 controls for effective cybersecurity defense, the CIS 2628.
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I also appreciate that there's a "Sidebar" on the left side with Apple keyboard modifier keys (Command, Option, Control, Shift) and Touch Bar controls (for apps that support it) on the bottom even if your Mac doesn't have a Touch Bar.
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STOCKHOLM, June 21 (Reuters) - Iceland's central bank said on Tuesday it had bought 75 billion crowns at an exchange rate of 190 crowns per euro in its last foreign currency auction before it starts to lift capital controls for residents.
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Occupying the tiny cockpit for the trip was project co-founder Andre Borschberg, who alternates with fellow pilot Bertrand Piccard at the controls for each segment of what they hope will be the first round-the-world solar-powered flight.
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Swiss aviators Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg have been taking turns piloting the plane, which has more than 17,000 solar cells built into wings whose span exceeds that of a Boeing 747, with Piccard at the controls for the transatlantic flight.
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In 2012, Tyco was again broken up into three pieces - one selling valves and controls for the energy market that merged with Pentair Inc, while its commercial fire and security businesses combined into "New Tyco" and traded under Tyco's symbol.
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They set up really easily with your Apple devices, and include fun features like tap controls for skipping songs, chatting with Siri, and audio pausing when you remove an earbud (perfect for when someone just has to disturb your listening session).
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Two years ago, the U.S. Navy started testing the controllers as replacement controls for its newer, high-tech periscopes (called photonic masts) that are equipped with cameras and controlled with a large joystick (similar to those used to control helicopters).
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I managed to learn the controls for navigation in only a minute or two, but it was clear after watching members of the Eyefluence team navigate the iUi that you can soar through the interface quite a bit faster with practice.
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Gazprom Neft, which is developing the Novoportovskoye field in the south of the peninsula, said it is strengthening medical controls for incoming workers and intends to increase shifts by one to two months for those working on the ground there.
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Those controls are the one place you'll notice an obvious difference, however — the Sonos One has an additional LED, microphone icon and capacitive touch surface above the playback controls for turning on and off the built-in smart assistant and microphone.
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It looks and feels a lot like the premium Craft — minus the dial that Logitech placed at the top of that keyboard, which worked with companion software to offer a variety of different controls for a number of different applications.
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It is an unfortunate fact that all entities that have a large internet presence will likely experience a security incident eventually — what determines success in these cases are the speed of response, remediations, and implementations of controls for future mitigations.
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"There were a lot of other challenges during game development, but designing the camera controls for this game is perhaps the challenge I remember most of all," the game's lead designer, Sony Computer Entertainment's Junya Okura, said through a translator.
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The Institute for Government said that while Britain would be free to introduce new border controls for EU citizens once it left the bloc, in practice any interim measures introduced while a permanent system was being drawn up would hurt the economy.
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The response read in part:Our Groups team has been exploring potential changes related to group membership and privacy controls for groups, with the goal of understanding whether providing different options can better align the controls with the expectations of group administrators and members.
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There are three modes: full view when the TV is completely revealed; a smaller "line view" where you see controls for music, information about the weather or photos; and zero view, where the base with the speaker is the only thing you see.
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Following the introduction of its digital well-being tools for Android at Google's I/O developer conference last year, the company has since expanded the feature set to include new options, like Focus mode and better parental controls for families with children.
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Tyco International, the remnant of the industrial conglomerate that was marred with corporate scandal and later broken up, is in late-stage discussions to merge with Johnson Controls for as much as $20 billion, a person briefed on the discussions said on Sunday.
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I set up all the parental controls for a 10-year-old, using the App Store's age ratings as my road map: no apps rated age 12+ (you can also enable age restrictions for apps and other content in your iPhone's settings).
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It's another product that Google is porting over to its enterprise customers with a bit better controls for CTOs and CIOs after years of understanding how normal consumers are using it and having an opportunity to rigorously test parts of the product.
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"While IRS regularly assesses risks to and monitors its online authentication applications, it has not established equally rigorous internal controls for its telephone, in-person, and correspondence channels, including mechanisms to collect reliable, useful data to monitor authentication outcomes," said the report.
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And it also includes more enhanced controls for syncing files, letting admins choose which files will be synced locally and which are not — meaning that they can be modified depending on the device being used, and the amount of disk space available.
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Despite the launch of a plethora of other services such as Alexa voice controls and better controls for pay-TV providers to match the features they get with streaming services, the company's stock has been slipping for the better part of a year.
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HONG KONG/JERUSALEM (Reuters) - ChemChina is selling Israeli crop protection company Adama Agricultural Solutions to a firm it controls for $22.5 billion, paving the way for completing a previously announced combination of the two businesses and listing it on the stock market.
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The camera app provides deep manual controls for both stills and video, as you'd expect from LG. You've got nearly every option you could want, from the usual shutter speed and ISO settings all the way to setting your preferred video bitrate.
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You can use the Headphone to take or make phone calls and activate your phone's voice assistant, they allow for basic streaming music playback (though there's no onboard storage this time around), and they swap the Dash's touch controls for physical buttons.
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Some people might not even notice such a thing, but if your headphones feature inline controls for voice calls and music playback, the automatic shutoff means that those will stop functioning until you unplug the adapter or EarPods and plug them back in.
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A parallel system known as MAGIC CARPET, short for Maritime Augmented Guidance with Integrated Controls for Carrier Approach and Recovery Precision Enabling Technologies, is being developed for use with the Navy's F/A-18 E/F Super Hornets and EA-18G Growlers.
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The details: The legal challenge in federal court is seeking a nationwide temporary restraining order to prohibit the government from lifting export controls for the blueprints and to prevent Texas-based pro-gun group Defense Distributed from posting the downloadable gun files online.
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And while motion controls for console games predated the iPhone's launch—the Wii came out in November 2006—there is surely no doubt that the use of Apple's device to steer, to aim, to tilt influenced later iterations of wireless console controllers.
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Tightening your privacy settings in your web browser could make up a whole separate article, but it's worth bearing in mind that Microsoft Edge has its own selection of controls for managing the data that you reveal as you navigate the web.
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The National Complete Streets Coalition report ranked states and metropolitan areas using a calculation called the Pedestrian Danger Index, which controls for the number of people who live in the state as well as the number of people who walk to work.
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The White House on May 29 said the Trump administration would press ahead with restrictions on investment by Chinese companies in the United States as well as "enhanced" export controls for goods exported to China, with details to be announced by June 30.
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Shares of Whirlpool, the U.S. based washing machine giant who was once in favor of stricter trade controls for its own industry, posted their worst day in over 14.503 years after executives blamed rising steel and aluminum costs for diminished quarterly earnings.
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"Several group leaders spoke via conference call to his staff, specifically asking him to change the bill to avoid loosening controls for bigger banks, and opening the door to discrimination in lending at smaller community banks," said James Scott, representative with Indivisible NOCO.
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Despite robust objections from roughly three dozen national veterans and military service organizations, Secretary DeVos elected to eviscerate student protections and quality controls for colleges — particularly those governing the often low-quality, predatory for-profit colleges that target veterans in their marketing schemes.
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This allows a portion of the clothing — in the case of this jacket, the left cuff — to take touch inputs from your hand and translate them into input controls for your smartphone, with the help of a Bluetooth-powered dongle stored in the cuff.
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Price: $3,689 at Smart Doll World A versatile butt plug Like a lot of items on this list, this particular butt plug, advertised as "The World's First Teledildonic Butt Plug," allows remote access to the controls for yourself or a partner via an app.
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We are taking steps to make these settings more clear, better help users understand how their files or folders can be shared, and reduce the potential for content to be shared unintentionally, including both improving admin policies and introducing additional controls for shared links.
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Things to keep in mind: screen resolution (depending on the amount of movie watching and gaming they'll be doing), storage (they'll probably have more apps than you do), intensity of parental controls (for obvious reasons), and rugged-ness (because kids are basically adorable destruction machines).
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Last year the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission, set up by Congress to report on the security implications of trade, recommended a fresh look at export controls for sensitive technology via the treatment of China and Hong Kong as separate customs areas.
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Things to keep in mind: Screen resolution (depending on the amount of movie watching and gaming they'll be doing), storage (they'll probably have more apps than you do), intensity of parental controls (for obvious reasons), and rugged-ness (because kids are basically adorable destruction machines).
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"May 26, 2010: "Facebook today responded to user comments and concerns about privacy by announcing it will introduce simpler and more powerful controls for sharing personal information [...] Starting with the changes announced today, the company will also prioritize ease-of-use in its privacy design.
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And while we've seen a few attempts to fire up a market for supplementary smart rings in recent times, either as smart jewelry for notifications or as remote controls for other devices, it's fair to say that mass consumer adoption has not yet taken place.
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Basically, this is an imaginative exercise, in which we stuff Curry into Doc Emmett's souped-up DeLorean, set the controls for a previous basketball era—say, the 1960s NBA—and ask a simple question: how would the Golden State guard and reigning league MVP fare?
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Nor should it be surprising that many pro-regulatory advocates who supported Wheeler's initiatives — whether with regard to new net neutrality prohibitions, privacy regulations, rate controls for business broadband services, or video navigation device mandates — are now loudly voicing their opposition to Pai's deregulatory initiatives.
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FINRA noted in the letter and at its annual conferences over the past few years that the agency is devoting particular attention to firms' hiring and monitoring of high-risk and recidivist brokers, including whether firms establish appropriate supervisory and compliance controls for such persons.
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An old Nono collaborator, the sound engineer Alvise Vidolin, was at the controls for "Ricorda Cosa Ti Hanno Fatto in Auschwitz" (1966), a tape piece that renders perilously fine the line between the humane balm of a chorus and a whir evoking mechanized death.
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The integrations would operate much less seamlessly than controls for Apple Music through Siri, but you would theoretically be able to direct Siri on the iPhone or HomePod to a designated playlist or artist on a service like Spotify, functionality that was previously not possible.
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The industry has started to respond by adding additional opt-out options to its self-regulation code, mandating that companies stop using data across devices for behavioral ads when users opt-out, but the FTC continues to advocate for broader consumer controls for such tracking.
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Thirty-five years ago, in an old factory space in Gowanus, Brooklyn, the producer and musician Martin Bisi established BC Studio, where he's has been at the controls for underground classics such as Sonic Youth's "Bad Moon Rising" and the Dresden Dolls' self-titled debut.
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"Although we did not identify evidence of breaches of fiduciary duty, we did find that processes and controls for the review and management of senior executive and board-level conflicts were deficient and resulted in instances of noncompliance with M.S.K. policies," Mr. Goodman said.
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But his school safety plan contained only modest changes to gun laws: He proposed requiring parents to keep firearms locked away from children under the age of 18, a tightening of current law which requires such controls for families with children younger than 17.
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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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There are separate controls for different types of location collection, isolated from each other and each unaffected by the other's deletion or restriction, but it is not explained why, or why for example some can be deleted in bulk but others must be done one by one.
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Interestingly, adding guests into videos is coming at the same time that Instagram is introducing more controls for that other version of interactions: in September, Instagram introduced a way for users to decide who can comment on their posts, helping them sidestep trolls and abusive bystanders.
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Almost every wrist wearable we've tried and tested that offers "music" is really doing one of two things: it's playing music that was locally stored or cached on the watch in advance, or it's offering wrist-based controls for music that's actually playing on your phone.
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USA-RUSSIA-SUMMIT-SECURITY Finland reinstates border checks for Trump-Putin summit HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland will reinstate border controls for travelers from Schengen countries for four days during a summit in Helsinki between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, the government said on Friday.
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Consider the Space Shuttle, which had nearly two thousand switches and controls; a far cry from the Vostok-1 control board and display, which had only about 25 switches and controls for cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin to use on his historic flight (see the second photo below).
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Around 1:30 AM, Konstantin took the controls for a DJ set warming up with a mix of dub and deep techno, echoing some of the strongest moments from Prince of Denmark's gargantuan 8 LP with his rolling kick drum, sub bass, and restrained use of melody.
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From the agreement (emphasis added): If you make unauthorized modifications to your Eligible Device, such as by disabling hardware or software controls (for example, through a process sometimes referred to as "jailbreaking"), your Eligible Device may no longer be eligible to access or manage your Account.
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I actually got used to a lot of the system's quirks quicker than I thought I would, but it's still definitely something where I would've appreciated a few physical controls for specific functions, including windshield wipers, even if it spoiled the cockpit's otherwise excellent minimalist design.
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The F.D.A. said a 24-hour emergency hotline was now available to help public and private labs process and validate tests, staffed by F.D.A. employees who field calls about potential problems with getting controls for tests or with swabs taken from a patient, among other subjects.
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The Point supports all of the same voice controls for the Google Assistant as the Nest Mini, but it also adds a couple of router-specific voice commands, such as running speed tests or pausing connections to groups of devices managed in the Google Home app.
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The lawsuit will ask the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington for a temporary restraining order, both to bar the federal government from lifting export controls for these tutorials, and to prevent Defense Distributed from posting the downloadable guns online, according to Ferguson's office.
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A top official in northern France, Michel Lalande, warned last fall that security controls for passengers crossing the channel might take twice as long, and some authorities have expressed concern that infrastructure for veterinary or plant controls might not be ready by the end of March.
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For instance, at the Consumer Electronics Show last week, a very senior executive from a very large automaker told me on background that things like the controls for a car's heating and cooling system, or its seat position controls, couldn't be ceded to Apple or Google.
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Photo: AP A few months before the EU enacts substantial new privacy rules, and just in time for Data Privacy Day, Facebook has both revamped privacy controls for users to make them simpler and published its internal "privacy principles," which detail the company's commitment to protecting user data.
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Still, two major Apple shareholders, a hedge fund and a pension fund, cited Twenge's study in January 2018 when they wrote an open letter to Apple urging the company to assist with more rigorous research into smartphones' effects on children and to build better controls for worried parents.
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Slack's rise within IBM was helped along by the fact that it offers a free version of the service that lets would-be customers give it a spin for themselves before committing to a premium version with support for more users and security controls for the IT department.
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There are gesture controls for turning the light on by simply flipping it from one end to the other, and rotating it will initiate a 45-minute shutdown sequence in which the Glow steadily goes from a bright, warm light to a dimmer, redder light before shutting off entirely.
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At its Google I/O developer conference earlier this year, it introduced a series of controls for YouTube viewers, including reminders to pause your viewing ("Take a Break") and those that would disable notification sounds for periods of time, and allow you to receive notifications as a digest.
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HQ Music (Android, freemium)Screenshot: GizmodoNot only does HQ Music stick to the absolute basics in terms of its interface design, it also offers interesting gesture controls for adjusting volume, skipping tracks, jumping to sections of a song, and so on (a pinch gesture changes the volume for example).
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"I have significant concerns that Mr. Pruitt has actively opposed and sued the EPA on numerous issues that are of great importance to the state of Maine, including mercury controls for coal-fired power plants and efforts to reduce cross-state air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions," Collins said.
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Each of the current 26 countries in the Schengen Area is allowed to unilaterally put up border controls for a maximum of six months, but that time limit can be extended for up to two years if a member is found to be failing to protect its borders.
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Here's the wording direct from the agreement: If you make unauthorized modifications to your Eligible Device, such as by disabling hardware or software controls (for example, through a process sometimes referred to as "jailbreaking"), your Eligible Device may no longer be eligible to access or manage your Account.
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On its blog, Alaska Airlines shared a video explaining how its airplanes get cleaned and noted that its crews are paying extra attention to sanitizing arm rests, seat belts, tray tables, overhead controls for air vents, light buttons and call buttons, and the interior and exterior handles to lavatories.
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"We've been notified by the SEC that they are investigating the process leading to the insurance reserve increase and fourth quarter charge, as well as GE's revenue recognition and controls for long-term service agreements," CFO Jamie Miller told analysts on a call after announcing earnings earlier on Wednesday.
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The study controls for numerous factors that might otherwise affect an election: how much money was spent on the races; the state's partisan makeup; changes in electoral laws like early voting and day-of registration; and shifts in incentives to vote, like which party controls the state legislature.
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The idea of controlling all of your gear with your phone is sometimes better in theory than it is in practice, but by using the IFTTT app you can create custom Google Assistant or Alexa controls for the Harmony Hub so that you can easily switch between audio and video outputs.
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As a condition of the September 2018 settlement that led to CBS dropping a lawsuit against its controlling shareholder, Shari Redstone and her family's National Amusement Inc, Redstone agreed not to raise the possibility of a merger between CBS and Viacom Inc, which she also controls, for about two years.
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As a condition of the September, 2018 settlement that led to CBS dropping a lawsuit against its controlling shareholder, Shari Redstone and her family's National Amusement Inc, Redstone agreed not to raise the possibility of a merger between CBS and Viacom Inc, which she also controls, for about two years.
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But, if the company can follow through on its promises of greater transparency and more stringent controls for third parties (and let's not underestimate how motivating a factor the looming threat of government regulation can be), then Facebook will have at least plugged the most glaring holes in its platform.
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The DFSA overseer says it will work with qualifying participants this year to understand and develop their business proposal on a case-by-case basis, helping them establish appropriate controls for customers in the banking, finance, loan, remittance and other financial services sectors prior to a possible later 'go live' date.
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The commission also took two other steps — it proposed changes to a quota system for asylum seekers, and recommended keeping in place some internal European border controls for at least another six months — as part of a package that represents one of the most comprehensive efforts to manage the migrant influx.
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Last year Google also responded with alacrity to boycotts by its own advertisers, saying it would expand controls for brands to give them more say over where their ads appeared on YouTube, and by taking "a tougher stance on hateful, offensive and derogatory content" — including demonitizing more types of videos.
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Those include soon-to-launch data residency controls for companies that need to ensure that their data stays in a certain geographic region, as well as the ability to run Jira and Confluence Cloud behind customized URLs that align with a company's brand, which will launch in early access in 2020.
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But official Israeli and Palestinian population statistics indicate that Jews have been a minority in the territory Israel controls for several years now, and with no repercussions: A majority of the world's nations still speak of undemocratic rule by a Jewish minority as a hypothetical future, not an unacceptable present.
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The European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, warned on Tuesday that it might soon authorize member states to extend border controls for up to two years instead of the normal six months, if Greece does not quickly outline how it plans to tighten control of its borders.
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Here's his response in full:So, overall, I think regulations like the GDPR are very positive, and you know I was somewhat surprised by yesterday's Reuters story that ran on that because the reporter asked me if I was planning on... if we were planning on running the controls for GDPR across the world.
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Screenshot: GoogleAdditionally, Google has also revamped many of Android UI elements such as the notification and quick setting panels, which now includes a list of vertically scrolling icons a redesigned settings menu, and a new vertically-oriented volume slider featuring mute and vibrate toggles and separate controls for ringer and media volume.
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Although the study's authors write that "now is the time to develop appropriate controls [for augmented reality games] before social norms develop that encourage unsafe practices," perhaps it would just be easier if you take a break from becoming a Pokémaster while operating that two-ton death machine otherwise known as a car.
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Biden has instead proposed smaller-scale improvements to the Affordable Care Act, saying in July at the second Democratic debate that he supported cost controls for pharmaceutical drugs in which drugmakers settled on an initial price and then "you cannot raise that price beyond the cost of inflation from this point on."
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APPLE REVEALS NEW PRIVACY CONTROLS FOR IPHONE AND MAC USERS Augmented Reality push In addition to updates to its operating systems, many are expecting to hear an update on what Apple is doing with augmented reality after showing off ARKit, a feature that lets developers build AR-based apps, at its 2017 developer conference.
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Sound of Silver from two years later set the controls for the heart of the heart, a self-consciously "classic" album partially inspired by the encroaching spectre of death (including the passing away of Murphy's therapist, which inspired the mournful pulse of "Someone Great") that stands as one of the 2000s' greatest genre-synthesis achievements.
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Apple unveils new screen time controls for children and a new set of 'digital wellness' features for better managing screen time What Apple announced: Apple is adding some options in iOS to track usage of certain apps, as well as add time limits to flag users when they're approaching the self-imposed boundaries within iOS.
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According to how the AFL-CIO and the Chamber of Commerce rank the voting records of members of Congress, for instance, members from the working class differ by 20 to 40 points (out of 100) from members who were business owners, even in statistical models with controls for partisanship, district characteristics, and other factors.
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Among those is support for faster 5GHz Wi-Fi — although it's hard to imagine that this will be terribly useful for a sprinkler system — as well as support for "hyperlocal" weather information so the system can better determine when to water your lawn and physical controls for getting your system to start and stop watering.
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BRUSSELS — The European Union authorities on Wednesday raised pressure on Greece to step up its efforts to slow the flow of migrants and tighten control of the bloc's external borders, the first step in a process that would allow some countries to its north to extend their border controls for up to two years.
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According to how the AFL-CIO and the Chamber of Commerce rank the voting records of members of Congress, for instance, members from the working class differ by 13 to 40 points (out of 100) from members who were business owners, even in statistical models with controls for partisanship, district characteristics, and other factors.
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Changes clarify export controls for internet defenders Now that the official Wassenaar plenary votes have ratified the new language edited for clarity, the security industry can breathe easier knowing that the specific cross-border sharing activities around vulnerability disclosure and security incident response are exempt from requiring export control licenses as dictated by Wassenaar.
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Relying on a single LIDAR sensor (the same technology that lets autonomous cars see the road ahead) in the corner of a room that can track up to 12 different people at once, a design shop created called Moment Factory created GRiD: a reimagined and gigantic version of Pong that swaps paddle controls for the movement of players.
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The rest of the Kids Edition perks are still the same: a two-year extended replacement program and a free year of Amazon's hand-curated FreeTime service, which offers thousands of premium apps, books, and TV shows and movies for kids as well as advanced parental controls for monitoring and limiting time spent in front of a screen.
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Originally founded in 1967 to connect Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio, Southwest Airlines brought its low-fare strategy beyond Texas following the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 — the law that permanently removed route and price controls for airlines in the United States (and which it had previously argued successfully did not apply to it as a single-state airline).
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Apple unveils new screen time controls for children Giving parenting advice is well outside the scope of a tech blog, but as an uncle and generally speaking as a human, I think it's safe to say that there are great ways of integrating screen-based content with ordinary play, and in fact many companies are dedicated to that possibility.
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Other new iOS features said to be coming include a swipe-based keyboard (RIP SwiftKey?), more controls for Screen Time (good for parents), an improved "Share Sheet" for sharing information via apps, an upgraded sleep mode that works with the Clock app's "Bedtime" feature, Updated versions of Apple apps such as Reminders, Books, Mail, Maps, etc.
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TV, which the NHL's over-the-top streaming service, allows viewers to stream any out-of-market game both live and on-demand, across a variety of platforms including iOS, Android, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and now Apple TV. Streaming is available at 60fps, in HD resolution, and DVR features offer pause/rewind controls for live games.
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The company showcased new computational photography features that will be available on the Pixel 4, such as a feature that shows HDR+ updates in real time rather than after taking the photo, controls for adjusting exposure in separate parts of the photo, and improved Night Sight performance than can capture images of a starry night sky.
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There are also a couple of privacy and security features here, including the ability to only share location data with apps while you use them and a new Privacy section in Settings that gives you access to controls for managing your web and app history, as well as your ad settings in a slightly more prominent place.
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Sony does sell a shooting grip kit for $100 more (if you buy it with the camera), and it comes with a handle for your camera with controls for start / stop recording, shutter button, and zoom, as well as a little platform with a cold shoe that could hold an external mic, such as Sony's ECM-XYST1M Stereo Mic.
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According to statistics from the U.S. Department of Transportation, 10 percent of fatal crashes, 15 percent of injury crashes and 14 percent of all police-reported motor vehicle traffic crashes were attributed to distracted driving — a blanket term that broadly encompasses cell phone use, as well as other in-car activity like adjusting the radio or climate controls, for example.
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Extremely liberal 28% "very happy" Liberal 22016 Slightly liberal 221 Moderate 60 Slightly conservative 62 Conservative 66 Extremely conservative 72 Extremely liberal 69% "very happy" Liberal 63 Slightly liberal 20163 Moderate 60 Slightly conservative 62 Conservative 66 Extremely conservative 72 Note: Percent "very happy" estimated for married women between 18 and 50 years old and controls for age, education and race.
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The engineer for Amtrak 22018 told investigators he took seven to 20203 observational training trips on the new route, but was only at the controls for three one-way trips, and only one of those was in the direction the train was traveling when it crashed, according to an interim report released this week by the National Transportation Safety Board.
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Jetpack combines the existing Android support libraries and components and wraps them into a new set of components (including a couple of new ones) for managing things like background tasks, navigation, paging, and life-cycle management, as well as UI features like emoji and layout controls for various platforms like Android Wear, Auto and TV, as well as some more foundation features like AppCompact and Test.
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Android has actually had parental controls for quite some time via the Family Link app in the Google Play Store, but in Q it'll be built right into the OS. I'm not a parent myself, but I think my favorite feature is a button on the parent's device called "5 more minutes," which grants exactly that to a recalcitrant child who wants to keep using their device.
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Even without actively tapping the icons at the bottom, Android Auto will automatically show a series of cards once you've launched the app: right now as I write (not from a car), the main screen of Android Auto is showing music controls for Spotify, the weather in my current location, a missed phone call, and directions to a place I recently looked up in Google Maps.
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REPORTS UNAUDITED FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2017 * WINS FINANCE HOLDINGS INC - UNDERGOING A REVIEW OF RISK CONTROLS FOR COMPANY'S FINANCIAL GUARANTEE BUSINESS AND MAY REDUCE OPERATION OF THIS BUSINESS * WINS FINANCE HOLDINGS - CONTINUES TO BE CAUTIOUS AS TO OPERATING RESULTS IN FUTURE IN VIEW OF SLOWDOWN OF CHINESE ECONOMY IN REGIONS WHERE CO OPERATES Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Here are some other important specs:Frequency range: 33 to 23,000 HzBass reflex cabinet principleWeighs 32.4 pounds with legs27.6-inch diameter by 35.7-inch height by 16.3-inch footprintOn-device controls for volume and track changesEthernet portLine-in / Optica combi-jack portAvailable in white with oak legs and black with walnut legs (which I tested)For the complete specs, visit the product page on the Bang & Olufsen website.
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