You dialed GOOG-411, and an automated service located the number you needed — a hotel, a home, a nail salon — and dialed it for you.
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Was the threat of the highly contagious swine flu dialed down, and positive reports on Obama's handling of the crisis dialed up, because of bias or politics?
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" - Melanie, 46 "He drunk dialed while it happened.
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She then dialed her manager, who told her the news.
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"I thought he really had everything dialed in," Belichick said.
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Someone dialed for an ambulance, someone else called the police.
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Anyone could get in, if the right number was dialed.
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Our guys are going to have to be dialed in.
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"Everybody is dialed in," Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham said.
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As those customers dialed back on their flash storage, Fusion.
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Accordingly, earnings projections across big banks have been dialed back.
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In addition, Egypt and the Philippines dialed back their ties.
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The reverb is dialed down with new layers deftly applied.
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I dialed up the "Track This!" page and chose Doomsday.
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The message was also dialed back: We are watching you.
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He dialed it again and again, but it never rang.
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Breakingviews Vodafone has dialed for backup in its India fight.
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So like all humans, you know, I dialed them up.
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I dialed back the carbs, added whole grains, couscous, quinoa.
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Trump's massive expansion of the standard deduction was dialed back.
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In Season 5, those seductions have been dialed way back.
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We twitched the kitchen curtains closed and dialed up our music.
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I'd dialed in the pitch so well it was muscle memory.
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This isn't the first time that Giuliani had butt-dialed Schapiro.
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When he left the room to confront them, she dialed 911.
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The launch vehicle itself is "fully dialed in," he told me.
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When he dialed Eric's phone, the call went straight to voicemail.
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"The kids were dialed in," said Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon.
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Bostian also told investigators he dialed 911 immediately following the crash.
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She crawled, moaning and crying, to a phone and dialed 911.
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The candidates dialed back their criticism of one another on Friday.
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Concho dialed back its 2019 spending plans to around $2.9 billion.
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Popote, 193, dialed 219 minutes later to report the alleged threat.
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Seriously, how often do you get drunk dialed by random drummers?
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Since then, China's government has dialed back on its industrial capacity.
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We dialed 911 and waited for a state trooper to arrive.
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When his chimney caught fire in March 2013, he dialed 911.
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Then she dialed 911 and asked for directions to the hospital.
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Then he dialed his Chinese cellphone and handed it to her.
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"He definitely dialed it in," Tampa Bay manager Kevin Cash said.
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Multiple Facebook executives were dialed into the meeting via video conference.
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They dialed up the pressure in the third without any success.
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In the labs, the software dialed up a car's pollution controls.
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The frantic mother dialed 911 shortly after 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
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"China has dialed up the pressure on North Korea," he said.
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"I got my phone out and dialed 911," he told CNN.
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Salman has also dialed up the rhetoric against regional rival Iran.
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He dialed Mexico's President as a room full of reporters watched.
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Adams dialed a pastor he knew, who phoned a recovery coach.
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He dialed again, speaking to a dispatcher, and then hung up.
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I think it just wasn't quite dialed in at that point.
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Still, Mortimer says, the viewer experience is not fully dialed in.
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He dialed in from his hotel room to talk over the details.
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Fadell has our destination—the Paris Expo center—dialed into his iPhone.
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The highs and lows seem dialed up, similar to most Beats headphones.
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I'd unhooked my microphone and IFB and dialed my friend Rashad Jones.
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Susie retreated to a rear room in the house and dialed 911.
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I dialed my sister's number, and she answered on the first ring.
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She found a letter he had written and dialed 20.3-215-1.
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We had gotten a little loose but they had dialed it in.
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After discovering Moira's disappearance, Vanessa dialed 911 and rushed to the station.
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After he dialed back his enthusiasm for stocks once again on Dec.
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The pollsters dialed numbers from samples of both landlines and cell phones.
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I found myself sort of wanting this dialed back to PG-13.
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If desired, the bass can be pounding or dialed back to subtle.
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The EV also allows for customized riding modes dialed in via smartphone.
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An onlooker dialed 911 and reported the incident to Saukville, Wisconsin, police.
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In each of these cases, someone dialed 911 and Wall Street answered.
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Mr. Musk, however, has hardly dialed back his promises for the future.
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And the software could be dialed to increase fees and maximize profits.
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Other dealers dialed in from Texas and California to hear the proceedings.
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"I thought he dialed it up," the pitching coach Larry Rothschild said.
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But multiple local authorities have dialed up quarantine efforts for overseas arrivals.
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"I hurried to my hotel room and dialed the number," he wrote.
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Still he dialed, bracing himself, unsure what he was going to say.
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When asked about that claim, Harkness dialed it back just a bit.
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Some people dialed in from as far away as Australia and Singapore.
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Paris dialed it back quite a bit, rocking a chic-hippie look.
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If I had never dialed the police department, she'd still be alive.
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Traffic lessened, and the usual weekend music and revelry seemed dialed back.
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Even Google has dialed back its plans to get in the game.
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The day after I got the message, I dialed the phone number.
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Ms. Brito ran from the building and dialed 911 at 11:23.
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A pink gloss that would look even cooler with the shine dialed up.
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Stimulus is being steadily dialed up, at the cost of more debt risk.
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His babysitter said that she dialed 911 multiple times without getting an answer.
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And I think Donald has really dialed in on that and understands it.
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But Romney dialed back his anti-Trump rhetoric after Trump won the election.
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But those have been dialed back by the current attorney general, [Jeff Sessions].
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He dialed it up like we know he can, when he needed to.
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ATL Fire and Rescue came to the scene after multiple witnesses dialed 911.
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The driver, Jim Moten Jr. dialed 911 and Williams picked up his call.
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Once I had the Amp dialed in, it sounded great — clean, powerful, confident.
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On third down with 12 seconds remaining, Rodgers dialed up some familiar magic.
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I think we also just dialed in our recording a little bit more.
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Friends from out of town dialed in on Skype to share their stores.
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And I felt like at the end, we got dialed in pretty good.
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As such comments began to attract more scrutiny, Trump dialed back his language.
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It was a fellow parent who dialed 911 after Garner signaled for help.
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Around 1,400 clients dialed in and bankers said similar briefings have been popular.
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The pollsters dialed numbers from random samples of both landlines and cell phones.
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The pollsters dialed numbers from samples of both land-line and cell phones.
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Lufthansa dialed back expectations for growth in peak summer capacity to 1.9 percent.
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The clean air campaign can be dialed down but it cannot be reversed.
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"He looked like he was really dialed in," Kings coach John Stevens said.
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They dialed 1 for emergency services and were patched through to an operator.
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While staff scheduled and dialed the call, Clinton asked for his first name.
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Throttle response, transmission mapping and steering heft can be dialed to your liking.
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But things could change quickly as the central bank dialed back its stimulus.
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That part was dialed before I knew what the record would be about.
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Seth Moulton of Massachusetts, who dialed in on his military service, and Sen.
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On The Times's nickel, I dialed Pitcairn, nearly 6,000 miles from New York.
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Agreeing, I did as I was told, and my brother dialed my mom.
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Employees in Washington dialed up field offices in an effort to reconnect families.
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At one point, Mr. Trump dialed into the meeting from the United Nations.
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I asked about the number I had just dialed; she didn't recognize it.
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We had dialed back on activities where we actually talked to each other.
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Instead, he accidentally dialed the wrong number — and FaceTimed a random 15-year-old.
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Police said that after having arrived at the fast food restaurant, he dialed 911.
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"Upon seeing the pistol, the YouTube Employee immediately fled and dialed 911," police said.
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When Bachman arrived of the accident, Butler-Savage had dialed 911, the complaint says.
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The Rock says Jasmine fell ill Saturday night in L.A. and he dialed 911.
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Pena Nieto dialed back cooperation with U.S. authorities after taking office in late 2012.
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And Republicans who had previously expressed dissatisfaction with Romney dialed their frustration way back.
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President Trump has recently dialed back the rhetoric in his trade war with China.
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When you're dialed into it, you realize there's a lot of independent musicians here.
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By the way, all of this multiwindow stuff doesn't feel very dialed-in yet.
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I dialed in from what was the East Coast, back before it froze over.
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"Just making sure we've got our systems dialed," she captioned the photo on Instagram.
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The Herald-Mail reports he allegedly dialed *67 to block his number each time.
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The bank dialed up its year-end forecast for to 23.8,16.43 from 216.4,220.4 previously.
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Phone numbers were dialed from samples of both standard land-line and cell phones.
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"I really had it dialed in both ways," the golfer said of his showing.
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The others reportedly "screamed" as the visitor dialed 911 to report the singer's death.
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I dialed 9-1-1 again and again, but there was no cell reception.
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She skipped City Hall this time and instead dialed the Tree House Humane Society.
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Democrats and activists have dialed up the pressure on Pai to break his silence.
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"If we are dialed in, we are a tough team to beat," McClellan said.
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No one has dialed back production materially, in order to show a supply response.
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The men drank their rice alcohol and dialed local Chinese newspapers and TV stations.
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Democrats and activists have dialed up the pressure on Pai to break his silence.
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And he dialed old friends, receiving updates about how they see the Russia investigation.
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To support so much lyrical cleverness, Mr. Yazbek has largely dialed back his music.
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Marleny dialed a phone number on a card she had for an immigration hotline.
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"If I had never dialed the police department, she'd still be alive," Smith said.
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The third ATV rider, who witnessed the horrifying incident dialed 911, pleading for help.
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At some point, Russell's mother convinced him to pull over and she dialed 911.
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The shortened peak holiday season has dialed up the pressure on package delivery firms.
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From under a teacher's desk, Hannah dialed 19-year-old Kaitlin at work. Nothing.
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But Mr. Hader's dialed-down take reflects the movie's tempered refinement of the original.
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They desperately dialed relatives on cellphones, begging for instructions about how to get out.
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Once he dialed in a viable plan for her, his practice started to snowball.
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A friend, who was with Félicité at the time of the incident, immediately dialed 911.
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The glue must be further strengthened if superconductors' operating temperatures are to be dialed up.
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Using TipRanks we dialed down into top analysts' favorite names from the sector right now.
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Olson dialed 911 and paramedics arrived to help transport the couple to the nearest hospital.
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It's been dialed back a bit since, but it also has shown few negative effects.
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Mika asked him to call his dad; he remembered the phone number, which Shade dialed.
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As the father approached his son, the lion bolted off and he quickly dialed 4.
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On March 12, a man identified as Hua Li dialed 911 at 8:10 p.m.
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Price immediately dialed an emergency number while Webb raced into the house after the owner.
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Perhaps a caller named Carole put it best when she dialed into the show recently.
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If this formidable information collection machine gets dialed down even a single notch, who wins?
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Martin grabbed her phone and dialed Detective Sergeant Randy McAlister, who directed Cottage Grove investigations.
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So, the problems of 23 year old bro in Silicon Valley are pretty much dialed.
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A friend, who was with Félicité at the time of the incident, immediately dialed 20163.
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While initial reports indicated that the device dialed "911," we now know that's technically impossible.
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" Conway said Sunday, however, that she believes "the temperature needs to be dialed down overall.
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AND THERE ARE CLEARLY SOME AREAS WHICH NEED TO BE DIALED BACK A LITTLE BIT.
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One woman says she managed to grab a phone from their car ... and dialed 911.
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Contributions to UN peacekeeping, which is a proven method of reducing conflict, are dialed back.
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When I dialed the number for the place I liked, the agent was very polite.
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Upon reflection this week, they were intensely dialed into the emotional resonance of home-ownership.
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When her husband Jay came home that afternoon, he found her and quickly dialed 911.
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She said she had dialed her sister's telephone number repeatedly but could not get through.
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The sailboat's owner, James E. Staley, pulled out a satellite phone and dialed a doctor.
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According to the affidavit, Kelley later called police saying he had accidentally dialed their number.
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You're dialed in, super connected and on top of all the latest trends and technology.
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So even with your settings dialed in, be careful what you share, and with whom.
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Kia finally dialed in some road feel through the steering wheel, an attribute historically lacking.
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In comparison to Ryan, Trump has significantly dialed back his public appearances in recent days.
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The revamp dialed it back a bit — minus that slide show with 81 slides. 81!
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Looking for a spark, Oklahoma head coach Lincoln Riley dialed up a bit of trickery.
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Her husband dialed the obstetrician, who asked whether he had any urine testing strips handy.
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He's as dialed in on defense as he is on offense — his motor, his intensity.
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Phone numbers are generated and dialed to obtain a random sample of Americans, or voters.
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Vinegar notes were also dialed down, which were said to be unpopular with locals, Williams said.
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By the numbers: Mueller's team has dialed back spending in recent months, according to the report.
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Lyft took a goofy idea about an April Fools' Day prank and dialed it to 11.
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Moments later, before police arrived, Lindholm showed up in the store and someone else dialed 911.
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Some viewers who dialed the number reportedly racked up hundreds of dollars in phone bills. 19.
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But it makes sense: I noticed you dialed back your internet presence after Loom of Ruin.
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Wall Street dialed back its bullish S&P targets after 2018's end-of-year selloff.
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A man dialed 911 after he saw a 2004 Toyota Avalon swerving across Interstate 90 west.
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Riders frantically dialed 911 as people in the hallway tried to pull Mr. Hewett-Brown out.
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In October, one of the most influential groups, the American Cancer Society, dialed back its advice.
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But don't forget: This dialed down version will still disappoint a large swath of Trump voters.
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TyLon Pittman dialed 911 over the weekend from his home outside Jackson, and he meant business.
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Most stay dialed in on politics through cable news and social media like Facebook and Twitter.
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Ostensibly, the Orlando resident dialed up host Owen Shroyer and guest Roger Stone to talk taxes.
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Every amendment that's proposed will have to be dialed back and forth with the White House.
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He dialed back the rhetoric slightly Monday — but still called for suspensions for players who protest.
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Payton dialed up a possible touchdown on the first play, but it turned into an interception.
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Have you ever tried listening to an audio recording with the speaking rate dialed way up?
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Online bank Synchrony has dialed back its savings account return to 22.16%, from 2.25% this summer.
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A homeowner dialed emergency services after discovering the items in a recycling bin about 4 p.m.
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I expected callers to see through my act, but mostly they dialed in ready to believe.
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Instead, it acknowledged that the U.S. economy remained weak and dialed back forecasts for future increases.
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Yet when it comes to securing the throne, he probably won't be dialed back so easily.
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Gingrich has since dialed back any criticisms of the candidate, turning his fire instead on Clinton.
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As Villatoro dialed this time, he looked down at his phone and his eyes welled up.
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"The fact is, once he catches a game against a team, he's dialed in," Rodriguez said.
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The bartender picked up his rotary phone (yes, this was a while ago) and dialed 911.
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A friend found Samman, 28, and Troy Kirkingburg, a mixed martial arts announcer, and dialed 911.
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He faced a monitor as his editor, Kirk Benson, dialed up the Cosby episode's closing minute.
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The student dialed 2125, and police quickly arrived on the scene to investigate the obvious homicide.
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The student dialed 911, and police quickly arrived on the scene to investigate the obvious homicide.
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DIALED IN One thousand, nine hundred and fifty-four miles of unforgiving terrain. Mountains. Canyons. Desert.
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Pitino dialed up his old 2-3 zone during a 55-minute walk-through Thanksgiving morning.
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The women dialed 911 as Kasinskas' husband stood guard at the front door with a gun.
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I think she's got all my same hangups and things, but she's dialed up to 150%.
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After those games, both losses, Fox dialed all the way back for the seven-pass game.
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She has dialed up officials in Texas, pastors in South Carolina and labor leaders in Michigan.
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I dialed New York City's chief medical examiner to request a copy of her autopsy report.
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They dialed and redialed phone numbers that went straight to voice mail, or just rang, unanswered.
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She dialed her parents from a public pay phone on campus, not knowing what to expect.
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It was likely to take such an action notwithstanding, having dialed down compliance since May 2019.
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From his desk, he dialed a treatment center, then various landlords and nonprofit directors he knew.
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Online bank Synchrony has dialed back its savings account return to 210%, from 2000% this summer.
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And when I have the mask on, I'm really dialed into what's in front of me.
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AgilOne is dialed in on B2C use cases and a fairly narrow set of vertical segments.
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In other words, the voters are already dialed in and paying a lot of attention. 2628.
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Upstairs in the West End Gallery, the hypnotic vibes have been dialed all the way up.
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She dialed things down just a little bit on Auto, and somehow made everything hit harder.
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When they saw wires and pipes, the dropped the bag in the street and dialed 911.
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At first, I was certain my regular habit for procrastination had just dialed up a notch.
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Vanido fared well when it came to recognizing notes, and dialed in on my range pretty accurately.
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Practice the art of deception During an interrogation or a negotiation, "people are dialed in," Maddox said.
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Each year, billions of automatically dialed or spoofed phone calls trick millions into picking up the phone.
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Though HydraFacial's performance is largely automated, customization can be dialed to address an array of skin concerns.
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To that end, they conducted second experiment in which 20 volunteers dialed into a call center simultaneously.
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As the rest of his family started to barbecue, Robbie picked up the phone and dialed 911.
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Hollywood's brightest stars really dialed it up on the red carpet at the 91st Annual Academy Awards.
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If men dialed in to the ladies-only line, they'd get a 30-day ban, McElvy said.
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But Ciara dialed it up a notch, and would go three times a day in between breastfeeding.
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Someone dialed the number of a nurse at the hospital for her and handed her a phone.
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They dialed 911 and waited several hours, before Mary went outside to try to flag down help.
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The allegations revolved around a July 2019 phone call, which several other officials had dialed in to.
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Despite this new glimmer of life, the AV industry has mostly dialed down its efforts in Washington.
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Before halftime, he dialed the Red Storm's coach, Chris Mullin, to fill him in on the action.
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I dialed Hershel's home, listening to the rattle of the rotary as it swept through the numbers.
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The women dialed 911 and attempted to resuscitate the children, but weren't successful, the sheriff's office said.
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A brand of dialed-up beauty extras that make getting ready the best part about going out.
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Instead, Sheeran dialed up the creep factor and started nonsensically reciting the word "bass" into Payne's ear.
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According to the book, Simon dialed 911 during their argument before hanging up without saying a word.
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The central bank also dialed back its inflation forecast for 2019, while keeping the growth expectations unchanged.
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When he got word about being in the main event, the first person he dialed was McCall.
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She dialed 911 and was taken to the emergency department at UConn John Dempsey Hospital in Farmington.
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Finally, at 5:30 am, Allison's son dialed in on a familiar number to deliver the news.
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One lost his gym card, another preferred raspberries, this one butt-dialed his ex while giving head.
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While companies may have dialed back their buybacks, the extent of the slowdown remains to be seen.
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Even with the timing dialed in, you still won't want to catch yourself in any sniper duels.
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We've got a cooler that fits really nice with the stroller; we've got it all dialed out.
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Mr. Meyer was probably right to take a dialed-down approach to the top-floor restaurant genre.
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He said the positivity helped to keep him dialed in through the highs and lows of matches.
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One dialed up a friend, whose 16-year-old brother, Pierre Bredin, could perhaps shed some light.
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"That's how dialed up he was," said Jonathan Randolph, who played with Thomas and shot a 73.
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In the Cambridge speech, Buckley dialed the comparison down, comparing the Irish in England to American blacks.
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The brilliantine was dialed down, and some outlier rays of sun seem to have reached his face.
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Growing more concerned, Mr. Potash dialed his son's cellphone, but it went straight to his voice mail.
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And her campaign held a telephone town hall that Iowans dialed into after Wednesday's impeachment business ended.
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Abraha dialed 911 and mashed the button under a register that set off Holiday Market's security alarm.
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Jill Soloway dialed in from Los Angeles, where filming on the fourth season of "Transparent" was underway.
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But it only works if you've already dialed up the Fire TV interface on your television set.
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But Turkey seems to have dialed back on its initial announcements that all visas would be suspended.
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As they prepared to exit the plane, they put on their medals and dialed down their smiles.
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His girlfriend is the one who dialed 911, and on the call she describes finding him unresponsive.
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When your phone is dialed into our board calls from your home, no one says a word.
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Now some are having to lay off journalists, especially those making video content that Facebook also dialed down.
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Executives at the French firm Renault (which Ghosn also chairs) reportedly also dialed into the Nissan board meeting.
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This could be a banner year for fintech, according to one of the industry's most dialed-in CEOs.
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I respond affirmatively regardless — if nothing else, hearing more about the role might make me more dialed in.
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"I think someone picked up the phone and dialed my old number and that was it," she said.
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Trump dialed that back later that week on Fox & Friends, saying that his suggestion applied only to Chicago.
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Jayme's mom dialed 911, but the man broke down the bathroom door and told her to hang up.
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But since then, in public, even those who wanted deeper cuts have dialed back their language a notch.
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The pair dialed 911, and Angela attempted CPR, though her daughter decided to step in at one point.
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"You&aposve got to be really dialed in and focused, ready to go from the jump," Joerger said.
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It is Black Swan dialed up a dozen grand jetés, The Wrestler body-slammed into the comically baroque.
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To the bewilderment of some passers-by, he dialed the number and held the phone to his ear.
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CEO Elon Musk already dialed back expectations that Tesla would turn a a profit in the first quarter.
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"A lot of that is already dialed in," said Don Roose, president of Iowa-based broker U.S. Commodities.
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She quickly dialed her mother to make sure her two sons — Ayden, 6, and Dylan, 3 — were safe.
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After denouncing Trump as a "narcissistic maniac" during the primary campaign, Northam has since dialed back the vitriol.
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Instead, the dialed-down performances contribute to the feeling that this film is primarily a cold intellectual exercise.
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"He's kind of dialed it up just a notch from where (Powell's predecessor, Janet) Yellen was," Bechtel said.
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Only a minute into his monologue, he dialed down the exaggerated punchlines to get real with his audience.
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But that subsidized pricing scheme (created by Steve Jobs to boost smartphone adoption) is rapidly being dialed back.
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After facing backlash from civil liberties and LGBTQ groups, the administration apparently dialed the order back a bit.
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Chris Coons (D-DE) has said the meeting sent "the wrong signal" (he later dialed back his criticisms).
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On the campaign trail last year, she dialed up the attacks on her mother's primary campaign rival Sen.
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At Apple, design is the driving force, with manufacturing and engineering fully dialed in to support that vision.
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In a speech marking Korea's independence from Japanese rule, Moon dialed down his recent harsh rhetoric towards Japan.
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What characters or plot lines saw their arcs changed or dialed back over the course of the show?
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Royal Dutch Shell and Anadarko Petroleum dialed back activity, while Exxon Mobil, Statoil and others are withdrawing workers.
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But he also dialed back his demand for full funding suggesting the military could build parts of it.
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"We really dialed up our focus on the Member's Mark brand," Sam's CEO John Furner said in October.
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When Boak dialed the number and introduced himself, he was surprised to hear Johnny Cash answer the phone.
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"He dialed it back a little bit," said Michael O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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When she dialed the number, she was surprised that he had given her his personal cell phone number.
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There's been a few tweaks to it since it debuted; the alcohol percent is dialed back a bit.
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First I dialed a number operated by the Mormon Church that allows you to chat with a missionary.
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He dialed her number, and told her that he was with someone who wanted to talk to her.
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A friend, who was with Félicité at the time of the incident, immediately dialed 911, according to reports.
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"He's kind of dialed it up just a notch from where [Powell's predecessor, Janet] Yellen was," Bechtel said.
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The program was later dialed back as some Iranians came to believe it was disincentivizing people to work.
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Turns out Merkel had dialed the wrong number, and the news was meant for the president of Montenegro.
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With L.S.U. perched inside the Clemson 33 and on third down, the offense dialed up a quarterback run.
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That's because, like many people, we've significantly dialed back on eating meat, sticking to vegetarian eating on weeknights.
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Lamb's 51-yard score came with a bit of trickery, as Lincoln Riley dialed up a flea-flicker.
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In real driving, the controls were dialed back to give cars better fuel economy and a peppier ride.
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"The user at the number you just dialed has blocked all incoming calls," an away message said Friday.
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Yet regulators recently dialed back the annual stress tests, making it easier for big banks to pass them.
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As we waited outside her office door, two assistants dialed phones as if their lives depended on it.
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According to Charlotte Tilbury's website, this lipstick is meant to be a "dialed-up" version of the original shade.
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Karneges had been given a single phone number to contact the company with, and so he dialed the number.
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As I typed him a text message, the checkpoint soldier dialed a number on his phone, muttering in Arabic.
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The latest outlooks dialed back the amount of time next week the Corn Belt will suffer from scorching temperatures.
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To be sure, a number of economists and trade experts have dialed back their unbridled enthusiasm for trade deals.
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Uber will know you dialed 911 through the app, but it won't know what you said on the call.
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She dialed 911 and told them she "almost veered out of the road" after the other driver abruptly slowed.
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I dialed down my Starbucks habit just a notch and found a better rate for my cell phone plan.
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Putin has said Russia does not want a new arms race, but has also dialed up his military rhetoric.
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"Everything's been turned up with a focus on trying to get everybody dialed in for the playoffs," Scherzer said.
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I do have the bass dialed down, but this doesn't ameliorate the thudding I feel directly in my chest.
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His brother dialed in to a radio show this week to say Biden "absolutely" has another run in him.
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She kind of dialed back her statement on the microwaves during an interview this morning with CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve last week dialed back on the number of rate hikes it would perform this year.
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"All our guys have to be dialed in for 000 minutes (in the playoffs)," Grizzlies guard Tony Allen said.
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This is one of the reasons why Facebook recently dialed back on location sharing in its "Nearby Friends" feature.
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Moving along, we dialed into the Rovio IPO pricing, which came in at the upper-end of lowered expectations.
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He also largely dialed back his stage presence, seemingly content to run out the clock and protect his lead.
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The next afternoon, on Christmas, Johnson went to a quiet spot inside his Malibu mansion and dialed Icahn's number.
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That might mean a dialed-back performance from the front-runner, who has been accused of acting un-presidential.
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"If I had never dialed the police department, she'd still be alive," Smith told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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It's not the first time UPS has dialed in on the mundanities of driver activity to save serious cash.
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After he was interrupted again, Trump questioned whether the protester should be prosecuted, but then dialed back his rhetoric.
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We dialed the client, and then before we knew it, started rehashing "The Bachelor" episode from the night before.
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The election dialed up the volume and rhetoric on pricing conversations and the industry and its companies took note.
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Phone numbers were dialed from samples of both standard land-line and cellphones and employed random digit dial methodology.
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By last year he had dialed back his drinking, was in a new relationship and had become a father.
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Being dialed in and authentic to who you are can come from the ability to embrace your inner geek.
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"We already have a working system, now we need to get it dialed in on a vehicle," Harjes said.
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"The trade rhetoric has once again dialed back," said Mona Mahajan, U.S. Investment Strategist, Allianz Global Investors, New York.
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By March, both sides recognized they were losing millions of dollars in revenues, so they dialed back the tensions.
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The first time I dialed 911 in New York was on a subway platform at 153nd Street — last week.
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I dialed the police public information office, which identified the dead man as Geoffrey Corbis, 61, of Bridgeport, Conn.
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And in the long run, their early moves set the stage for a disruption that couldn't be dialed back.
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Nearly 250 readers dialed in to a conference call whose host was Deborah Solomon, our economics editor in Washington.
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He picked up the phone (a landline, of course) and dialed a number and handed the receiver to me.
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The third was in doubt until Barty dialed in her game and won, 6-3, 1-6, 6-4.
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Since then, however, Corker has dialed back the rhetoric and has made a clear effort to avoid provoking Trump.
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It was construction worker Lydia French who dialed 911 after seeing a man fitting Reinking's description, the Tennessean reported.
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"Hopefully, with calm conditions I'll get that thing dialed in tomorrow because I've been putting really well," he said.
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The campus police received another call two hours later from a person who said he had accidentally dialed them.
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It was only when she reached a crowd of onlookers that one of them dialed the police for help.
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Their relatives, out living ordinary days, dialed and redialed, texted and retexted, clinging to hope on their own smartphones.
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" But after critics began to complain, Mr. Solti dialed it back, in what Mr. Friedman called "the great diminuendo.
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She expressed frustration, exasperation and disbelief after Kanepi struck many of her 40 winners, but remained dialed in throughout.
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Mortal Kombat X dialed this back, and presented more proportional, athletic character models, which received high praise from critics.
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And it's hard — I don't exactly know how panicked I should be, because everything is dialed up to 11.
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As gunshots echoed upstairs, Werber dialed 911 but was too afraid to say anything, for fear of making any noise.
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While later records considerably dialed back the aggression, NIN always seemed to leave a little room for it to return.
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That same month, a white woman dialed 911 to report a black family barbecuing beside a lake in Oakland, California.
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In some ways, this week Saturday Night LiveIn some ways this week's Saturday Night Live dialed down the political coverage.
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Silge, Ross, and the other participants couldn't speak on the line; they couldn't even see who else had dialed in.
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So I dialed some crazy number, I got somebody in Colorado, so I hung up and I called 29 again.
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In 2016, the Obama administration arguably dialed back its position when it didn't even try to dismiss a similar lawsuit.
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After meeting with British regulators, Uber's new CEO dialed into the meeting, which took place after lunchtime in San Francisco.
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The power provided to the pedals can be dialed up in stages from the drive display mounted on the handlebar.
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People shop at The Gap, read on the metro, and use computers, but everything is dialed forward just a bit.
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Much of the credit here goes to Condor, who remains dialed-in to this delicate balance between fantasy and reality.
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But in July and August, the latest periods measured, Trump had dialed his spending back to $2 million a month.
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Glossier is crossing the aisle, offering a selection of "dialed-up beauty extras," essentially the going-out top of makeup.
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Its American rival Ford has also dialed back its European presence, and focusing on markets where it is most profitable.
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Initially retweeting supporters who called her a "bimbo" and other offensive terms, Trump dialed it up a couple days later.
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Brady could have called the police, since he had the number dialed on his phone when we last saw him.
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Two decades ago users dialed up for bandwidth of around 30 kilobytes per second; now it is measured in gigabytes.
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"One afternoon I called information, dialed the operator, got the Paramount number and asked for the costume designer," Cawley remembers.
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Trump has since dialed down his rhetoric, however, insisting earlier this month, for example, he would rather not "hurt" Clinton.
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She dialed 911 and told police that she "almost veered out of the road" after the other driver abruptly slowed.
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Allman Brothers drummer Butch Trucks pulled the trigger on a handgun and killed himself while his wife frantically dialed 911.
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On Sunday, a 17-year-old girl from the Southern California city of Perris dialed 911 from a deactivated cellphone.
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They then took out a cellphone and, knowing they would be welcomed, dialed 703, a trick gleaned from American television.
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The Fed dialed back its 2019 rate hike projections, but struck a more optimistic tone than signaled by the market.
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The exceptions include the W80 missile warhead and B61 bomb, both of which can be "dialed down" for lower yields.
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By the time I found myself in Fredericton having a crisis, I'd dialed back my use for a few reasons.
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Thus, you had no privacy interest in the numbers you dialed once you shared that information with the phone company.
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By agreeing to Renault's demand, Saikawa has dialed down tensions and likely won a reprieve on his two-year tenure.
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Stenson is renowned for his ball striking, and 12 birdies over 36 holes would suggest he is dialed in here.
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Chicago dialed up only 12 handoffs in the game, while Trubisky threw 45 passes and never found the strike zone.
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When I showed up for the final meeting, on a Friday morning, the company's human capital business partner dialed in.
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Relatives had stopped her from jumping with her infant daughter in front of a train, and they dialed the hotline.
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Cold-water immersion, a standard treatment, was not conducted, and it was more than an hour before anyone dialed 911.
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But its game in two weeks at Virginia Tech just got dialed down a few clicks on the tension meter.
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However, don't think for a second that the exact manner and timing of the payment hasn't been precisely dialed in.
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The trade war The US government has dialed up the pressure on Huawei while waging the trade war against China.
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He retreated to his usual spot — a box overlooking the field — for the game and dialed up play after play.
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Anyway, I've dialed my conversations with him way back at home, and I try to keep my thoughts to myself.
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But if the executive's goal was to build trust with lawmakers who've dialed up the heat, he's not fully delivering.
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The latest developments — from diplomatic text messages to presidential tweets — could leave even the most dialed-in politico's head spinning.
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You already know those things, so you can be more dialed in to what's happening on the screen right now.
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And the head of MIT's Media Lab dialed Epstein for dollars—secretly, because he knew the guy was a monster.
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Mr. Piscopo dialed in to the show from the living room of Roger Stone, a Trump confidant and Republican operative.
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Some of the ardent Sanders supporters would also be well served if they dialed down the rhetoric a few notches.
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Trump dialed that back in a Thursday morning interview with Fox & Friends, saying that his suggestion applied only to Chicago.
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His earliest films had a psychological darkness that still lingers but has been dialed back in Black's more recent work.
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And its yield, the bomb's explosive force, can be dialed up or down depending on the target, to minimize collateral damage.
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Unlike wind and solar, coal generation can be dialed up and down in response to market conditions and to satisfy demand.
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Broadly speaking, the Spark boasts all of the same features as the larger, folding Mavic Pro, but everything is dialed down.
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Lincoln dialed him back during that period, though, and it wasn't the first time Lincoln had to restrain his secretary's aggression.
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In fact, I often dialed the brightness down to a level two or three setting, and it was still plenty sharp.
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Rose didn't realize that the number she'd dialed in her Section 8 folder belonged to Yonkers's very own housing-mobility office.
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The company also dialed back Friday its conviction that EBITDA would hit $1.2 billion in fiscal 2017, as was previously outlined.
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Varnell dialed the number at least three times, according to court documents, but the bomb constructed of inert parts never detonated.
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In soybean meal, funds dialed back their net long position to 99,256 futures and options contracts from 2107,235 a week earlier.
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But what makes it great is the screenplay's structure and how Fincher dialed down some of that trademark Sorkin-ness, too.
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"I took a chin implant out, I've dialed down on the injections because I thought it was too much," she says.
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Dialed all the way in, the Index's only compromise is a black half-circle at the very edge of the screen.
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The Fed dialed back expectations for future rate hikes at last week's policy meeting, though Powell reiterated the Fed's political independence.
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And that wasn't even with the battery saver mode turned on or the screen dialed down to 50 percent or less.
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The company dialed back the bass response on the Headphone, and the result is a really balanced-sounding set of earbuds.
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The 5-year old then led her grandmother outside and to a neighbor's house where they dialed 911, according to Ardeneaux.
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After the first morning rounds of cleanup, I dialed my mother's house and choked back tears as I relayed the news.
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AUTOVON added a fourth column for precedence keys, which could be dialed before the phone number to get a priority line.
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Monochrome is one of the important color stories happening right now, and Gigi has it dialed in for her date night.
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In this environment of tepid growth and weak inflation, Fed officials once again dialed back their expectations for future rate increases.
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What was supposed to be a civilized home job tattoo session descended into chaos as beers were drunk and numbers dialed.
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The level of alarm over a potential trade war has been dialed back since Chinese President Xi Jinping's speech last week.
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Per its latest outlook, the group dialed down growth expectations across the eurozone, Latin America, the U.S., the U.K. and Australia.
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I dialed the front desk, who were very apologetic and vowed to take care of the issue immediately, which they did.
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In amazement, Borland dialed a phone number and set up an in-person meeting with the club to discuss photographing them.
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Trout gets a low fastball, sizes it up, and with a dialed-in thwack sends it humming over the centerfield wall?
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He was dialed in on the day but it wasn&apost like we were having dinner and he was doing it.
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Trump announced the agreement from the Oval Office Monday, with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto dialed in on a conference call.
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Coming contract negotiations will have Draymond Green more dialed-in on defense and Klay Thompson showcasing his broad range of skills.
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Lipinski held a tele-town hall on the coronavirus Saturday morning, which 24,000 constituents dialed in to, according to his office.
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Fosse dialed up the themes of sex and death and emphasized the show's metatheatricality, with Ben Vereen as the Leading Player.
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The only clue that his son was still alive came when his uncle dialed Tang Gongwei's mobile number on May 16.
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He frantically dialed 911 on his British phone, recalling that stunned young workers at the ride couldn't remember the park's address.
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When a small plane had to make a water landing, the pilot dialed for help and gave directions to his location.
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Everybody who goes on that bench, for every game we got to be ready to go, need to be dialed in.
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Feld was generous with his time and his advice to founders, many dozens of whom had dialed in, conference-call style.
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But when I dialed into CNBC's morning news call Friday, where flu was an initial topic of discussion, my plans changed.
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Still, McConnell on Sunday dialed back his opposition to Moore, saying the election would be decided by the people of Alabama.
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His successor, William H. Rehnquist, dialed the speech back, issuing it through the press office rather than delivering it in person.
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In December, Vale dialed back nickel output forecasts for the following five years even as it praised the metal's future prospects.
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However, China has dialed back its US LNG purchases in recent months as trade tensions have ratcheted up, according to ClipperData.
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A woman in Waukesha dialed for police Saturday after her sandwich was made wrong and the staff allegedly gave her attitude.
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You altered your communication style, dialed it up or dialed it down -- we have full screen on this to put up -- to avoid playing into -- had a senior role model in your organization with a similar racial identity as your own, or when you went to work with your natural hair without comments or questions from others.
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Rudy Giuliani butt dialed a reporter and then talked about how much money he needs The President's personal attorney, who also sells his services as a security consultant, butt dialed an NBC reporter and then, in a conversation recorded on the reporter's voicemail, talks about sending someone to Bahrain, where he does business, because he needed money.
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Republicans' hesitation can largely be chalked up to Trump, who has only dialed up his calls for wall money in recent days.
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From an out-of-the-way bench in the lobby, I dialed his work extension and was sent straight to voicemail. Rats.
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During the incident, Prudenciano's Apple Watch automatically dialed 911 for him and sent text messages to his mother that included his location.
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Many of these automated, robot-dialed calls imitate a cell number area code to convince unsuspecting victims into picking up the phone.
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But the Justice Department's superseding indictment filed in the Eastern District of Virginia Thursday dialed up the government's allegations to new heights.
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The 226-year-old from a suburb north of Seattle picked up the phone, dialed, and waited until the operator picked up.
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The 22016-year-old from a suburb north of Seattle picked up the phone, dialed, and waited until the operator picked up.
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Contacts can be dialed right from the desktop, and there's provision for an SOS contacts list reachable in a single tap too.
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Aerosmith dialed up some sweet emotion for their fans in kicking off their Las Vegas residency, Deuces Are Wild, on Saturday night.
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The big benefit of this is that once your focus is dialed in, it's much easier to concentrate on framing and composition.
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So at 5:40 PM while getting everything together to pick up my daughter from Pre-K, I dialed the help line.
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A Pattern of Hang-Ups The charging documents allege that on March 12, a man dialed 911 to report an armed robbery.
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Yet in 2016, the Obama administration arguably dialed back its opposition by not trying to dismiss a case brought on those grounds.
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Women with sick children dialed in to Akeres Habayis and traded remedies they used to take care of their kids at home.
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The bust went down after some concerned residents of Spring, Texas, dialed 911 to report a suspected burglary at a neighboring house.
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The woman, who calls herself Jane Doe, didn't call the police—they were called by the paramedics after Doe's wife dialed 911.
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Desperate for any word from their families back home, they dialed every number they could remember for word on relatives or friends.
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But on the road, pollution controls were dialed back to enhance performance and fuel mileage, and to protect emissions equipment from wear.
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"The dollar found support from comments from Treasury Secretary Mnuchin, who dialed back some of the president's comments from yesterday," Esiner said.
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"I thought they were supposed to be dialed in," said Lesli Bilgor, who appears in the photo and participated in the project.
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As was the Florida man who dialed the cops repeatedly to report the small portions that he'd received at a seafood restaurant.
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" Three months later, Reno approved new regulations that dialed back the reporting requirement for what would thereafter be called a "special counsel.
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As Murli Manohar Mehta, the bank manager, frantically dialed his technology engineers, the crowd grew larger and angrier and began shouting slogans.
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Ms. Torres dialed 943, and several months later, in July, a city building inspector arrived at her home at 94 Franklin Avenue.
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Police are at Tori Spelling's home after her husband dialed 911 to report she's having some sort of breakdown ... TMZ has learned.
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Hamas dialed back the protests on Tuesday, and the mosque loudspeakers that had urged Gazans to protest on Monday were largely silent.
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Mr. Trump, perhaps counseled by someone who understands the military's longstanding rules of engagement, dialed back the threat a bit on Friday.
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In the new ruling, the Grand Chamber, effectively the final appellate division within the European Court of Human Rights, dialed that back.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson ultimately agreed that the tougher guideline applied, but dialed back his sentence given the doubts about Stone's intent.
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During a second mode, labeled "RDE" — an acronym for "real driving emissions" — pollution control equipment was dialed back to improve fuel economy.
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In the suit, he says he was eventually able to scramble inside Rosario's home where he grabbed a phone and dialed 911.
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Tensions cooled after US troops avoided casualties in an Iranian reprisal attack on bases in Iraq and Trump dialed down his rhetoric.
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And since then, he has dialed back his attacks on Buttigieg and Sanders, whose "Medicare for All" plan he calls politically unrealistic.
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With the coordinates dialed in (40°123'11.7"N 74°00'59.4"W) I headed to Manhattan's southernmost tip to walk in Bezos' footsteps.
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To do this, CAFE dialed into internet services in the US and Ghana three times a day to send and receive email.
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Park and co-founder Nauiokas dialed in to the conference call and Park read an apology attributed to Shaikh, the sources said.
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He introduced a resolution to condemn House Democrats' impeachment process and dialed back his criticism of how Republicans were approaching the matter.
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Hallway lights have been dimmed and some diplomats have brought in heaters as radiators have been dialed down despite the Swiss winter.
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The Federal Reserve dialed up its growth expectations slightly while keeping its inflation projection unchanged, according to its Summary of Economic Projections.
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Giuliani recently butt-dialed an NBC News reporter, accidentally leaving a message describing his need for cash to an unknown third party.
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Unable to wake them, the woman's 5-year-old daughter dialed random numbers until she reached a family friend, who called 911.
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Interest rate futures fully priced in a month-end rate cut, but dialed back expectations for an easing of 50 basis points.
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So what does "dialed up" mean to the people who famously brought us makeup that looks like we're not wearing any at all?
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He later dialed down his position and admitted global warming needed to be addressed, but remained a staunch opponent of any formal regulations.
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Co-workers immediately dialed 911 and worked with a heat torch to cut the spear, which was still partly attached to the machine.
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She began to panic and dialed the village police officer every 22012 minutes until someone answered and told her not to call again.
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They are dialed down from the placeholders that showed at earlier screenings; Zack's update, for example, used to celebrate his "regular" child payments.
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We're throwing it back to the late '90s and early 2000s, when the shine was dialed all the way up (hello, body glitter!).
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An hour later, the phone rang: Someone had pulled the SIM card out of Mr. Hussaini's burned phone and dialed his mother's number.
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So, that Saturday afternoon, Schaaf put on her iPhone headphones and dialed-in to a call that featured local advocates and a priest.
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It has established two brick-and-mortar shops and expanded from au naturel makeup to "dialed-up extras" fit for the Instagram crowd.
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Schnatter, who notoriously featured himself in lots of commercials, had dialed back his public-facing role with the company after the NFL debacle.
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Unclear about how long tariffs will last or how high they will go, business owners have dialed back spending and overhauled supply chains.
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Martina and her daughter, Karina Halse, repeatedly texted and called Amanda, but with each message sent and number dialed, their attempts went unanswered.
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PUBG isn't much of a looker even on a powerful PC, and things have been dialed back a lot for the console release.
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As a result, Party City has dialed back its temporary store footprint this season, trimming it to 275 from roughly 335, Harrison said.
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It was dialed back significantly from the first draft, lightly loosening restrictions on how religious organizations deal with health care and political engagement.
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Since the crackdown by Beijing, Wanda and other conglomerates such as HNA Group and Fosun International have dialed back some their ambitions abroad.
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Police showed up -- Jenelle and the other driver dialed 911 -- but no arrests were made due to conflicting stories and lack of witnesses.
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Kanye West's behavior was so erratic when his doctor dialed 911 ... the dispatcher was worried he might hurt himself or others around him.
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House Republicans have dialed up pressure on Trump to fire CFPB Director Richard Cordray, following a federal court ruling the bureau's structure unconstitutional.
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" After I dialed the number (callers from the United States should dial 011 first; international rates apply), an automated voice responded: "Calling Sweden.
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While longtime stalwarts such as HBO and Comedy Central have dialed back their investments in stand-up, Netflix has opened up its checkbook.
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"We tried our best to stay dialed into what we initially set as our objective and worked hard to get there," says Meredith.
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"The minute we started the interview, she was totally dialed in and she gave me a great interview for 45 minutes," he explains.
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It also requires phone systems to notify people at the location where it is installed, like a hotel, that someone has dialed 911.
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Of course, you'll want to stay dialed-in with us through the weekend for breaking news on these and everything related to 2016.
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Police identified a suspect and — without a warrant — asked the telephone company to use a special device to log the numbers he dialed.
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Which is why Kevin's was the first number I dialed after visiting the (until now) mysterious startup Magic Leap in suburban South Florida.
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As Little Huang peered through the light haze toward the hills of Hong Kong, he dialed a 25-year-old man named Junjun.
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The other two, which crossed each other in cunning fashion and were very disarmingly clued, were 53D, BUTT DIALED, and 46A, FLIP PHONES.
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Faced with an array of opponents for its sensor-laden city of tomorrow in Toronto, a Google sibling has drastically dialed back plans.
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Olango's sister had dialed 911 requesting emergency assistance because her brother was "not acting like himself" and endangering himself by walking into traffic.
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Mr. Bonetti urgently dialed Mr. Kozerski with news of his find, and the pair abandoned their idea of building a showpiece from scratch.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who replaced him, dialed back once-daily news briefings to once every few weeks as her credibility was increasingly battered.
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One of the passengers, a North Korean man named Heo Kang-il, dialed a familiar number on his phone and conveyed a message.
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Michael Katz, partner at Seven Points Capital, pointed out that Trump has dialed back his rhetoric against China over the past few days.
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However, the company dialed back their focus on the story line days later after NBA legend Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash.
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But 30 minutes slathered in toner dialed it down to a noticeable, but not too in-your-face blonde — and I'm feeling it!
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She was making the media rounds ahead of the New Hampshire primary when she dialed into a progressive SiriusXM radio show, Signal Boost.
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Given the scrutiny, a dialed-back approach to the grass-roots circuit this spring and summer might have seemed like an appropriate reaction.
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So when he dialed back his spin to the "usual" levels on Monday, many White House reporters were much happier with his performance.
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Two of those calls came before his father dialed 911, and were dismissed by dispatchers, a third was made shortly before police arrived.
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Morton passed out, but from what he was told, he swerved off the road and was found by a passer-by, who dialed 911.
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And with inventories now dialed back, the company expects the gross margin in its largest market to return to expansion in the second half.
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And I'm not just saying that — it's a pleasure to work with someone who is as dialed into her overall wellness as Jennifer is.
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The teen dialed 911 using a disconnected cell phone, and allegedly told authorities she and her 12 siblings were being abused by their parents.
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I understood that art and life have to be like mirrors, constantly dialed and reflecting each other—a mirror in front of a mirror.
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In recent weeks, Clinton has dialed up efforts to establish herself as President Barack Obama's natural successor and highlighted Sanders's criticism of the administration.
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Menagh's friend quickly dialed 911 and the baby was rushed to a hospital where she is listed in "critical, but stable condition," Dyer said.
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Where Franz Ferdinand relied a lot on their cheeky, steady guitar twangs, Maxïmo Park dialed up that passion and heartache into a danceable frenzy.
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Joining me on this week's MashTalk was Mashable Tech Editor Pete Pachal and our Apps Reporter Karissa Bell who dialed in from San Francisco.
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But on Thursday, Melanie Griffith may just have one-upped Kim when she dialed up her hair colorist for a late-night house call.
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Instead, the mother of two allegedly locked herself in the bathroom and dialed 911, according to an affidavit obtained by The Salt Lake Tribune.
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Manually dialed calls and texts sent for political purposes, however, are not subject to those rules, so campaigns can text voters without prior consent.
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The company has dialed back its enthusiastic tone as it falls behind its original timeline for getting full self-driving cars on the road.
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Instead, the mother of two allegedly locked herself in the bathroom and dialed 911, according to an affidavit obtained by The Salt Lake Tribune.
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Another 216% of participants said they dialed back their retirement savings from last year, while close to half said they kept their contributions level.
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Several years later, I came across Karen's obituary after Googling her to get her phone number, as the one I had dialed was disconnected.
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Here, the Hot and Fire sauces have been changed completely: the acidic and sweet qualities have been dialed back to make them incredibly spicy.
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That realization may explain why some in the auto industry have dialed back their plans for launching robotaxis or self-driving cars and trucks.
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At the New York auction, a lawyer working on behalf of the Mongolian government dialed up a judge and tried to stop the sale.
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The gothic atmosphere had been dialed up, Warrior's authoritarian grunt commanded attention in staccato blasts, mechanized thunder rumbled, the guitar tone screamed for vengeance.
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While Louviere dialed the knobs, Brown stood on a ladder above the contraption illuminating the water with a ring light, her camera in hand.
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She dialed 911, but the dispatcher couldn't understand her over the screams from the painful contractions, as she describes in a viral Instagram post.
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So while she insisted off the bat that she is "absolutely committed to universal health-care", Mrs Clinton quickly dialed back from that position.
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Abercrombie has likewise dialed back on the amount of merchandise it has in stock, which has helped it sell more products at full price.
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Commodity funds have dialed back their soyoil short in the days since as trade sources indicate they were straight buyers on Wednesday and Thursday.
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So we dialed up her longtime makeup artist, Sir John, to reveal just what went into getting Queen Bey ready for her epic night.
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Brito told other people to run out of the space, and left around 231:214 PM. Outside, she dialed 23, who arrived within minutes.
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Other companies and business groups dialed back their lobbying spending last year, in part due to the lack of legislative activity on Capitol Hill.
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If you've never dialed all the way down to the A-Z listings by genre in Netflix (or anywhere else), I highly recommend it.
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It has magnetic ride control suspension that can be dialed from into a Cadillac-like cruiser up to a stiff — but forgiving — track tamer.
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"All I got was a noise on the line that sounded like a fax machine," he said, thinking he accidentally dialed the wrong number.
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Wentz could see his workload dialed up at any time, according to coach Doug Pederson, but medical personnel will drive the plan going forward.
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Ms. Conway quickly dialed Mr. Trump, as well as Jared Kushner, his son-in-law and confidant, seeking reassurance that the headline was wrong.
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Cruz participated fully when the Giants opened training camp late last month, but his workload was dialed back after a week as a precaution.
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A breakthrough came a year later, when her ex butt dialed 911 on his cellphone, and an operator recorded him talking about the case.
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A Louisiana man was arrested Monday after he dialed 911 to see if there were any active warrants out for his arrest, police said.
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Thirteen people had dialed 911; among them were some who told investigators they saw a figure scampering through St. Mary's Park after the shooting.
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His "Dark Knight" entries in the Batman saga raised the genre's allegorical stakes and dialed down the humor to an all-but-imperceptible whisper.
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However, the most recent "Mark VI" model of the Skinsuit dialed the pressure back to 20%, which provided a better tradeoff for astronaut wellbeing.
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A New Jersey man and his date who fell down a cliff while hiking were reportedly rescued after the man's Apple Watch dialed 911.
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He once tried an artichoke extract and forskolin combination, which left him focused and dialed in but feeling like hungover crap the next day.
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Barberie went straight to the hospital and dialed up a plastic surgeon -- who sewed her up with 10 stitches around 4 AM Sunday morning.
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J-Wick's tense stoicism gelled perfectly with the actor's dialed-back mode of performance, his restrained anguish a natural pose for Reeves to assume.
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BELGRADE, Serbia — At the appointed hour, the man picked up his phone, sat down on the couch in his hotel, and dialed the number.
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He began posting less on Facebook and dialed up his efforts on Twitter, where he could engage directly with his political heroes and foes.
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Trump has dialed down his rhetoric since winning the White House, however, noting last week that Clinton has already "suffered greatly" for her actions.
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So the Air Force dialed back its ambitions with the X-51 "scramjet" cruise missile, designed to reach a maximum speed of Mach 5.
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I called three times, and each time heard a recorded message in Arabic saying that the number I had dialed could not be reached.
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Because of the home run spike, I've dialed it in even more to try to make my location better and try to prevent them.
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I haven't tested them on an airplane (the best test in my opinion) but they dialed down the droning of my air conditioner excellently.
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When he first got a call on the evening of November 13 asking to order a pizza, he figured someone dialed the wrong number.
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Instead of telling them that they dialed the wrong number, Shoup said that he wasn't Santa Claus but he could track him on radar.
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It dialed back the controls under normal driving conditions, causing the car to spew more toxic nitrogen oxides than a heavy-duty diesel truck.
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Schumer's comments follow a Reuters report Monday morning that Mulvaney has dialed back the CFPB's investigation into the breaches at the credit monitoring company.
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John F. Kelly, the secretary of homeland security, had dialed in from a Coast Guard plane as he headed back to Washington from Miami.
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At the time the big problem was mainly telemarketers — actual people who dialed your actual number and tried to talk you into buying something.
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But then, toward the end of the '80s, Exxon dialed back its research and started funding right-wing groups that denied climate change altogether.
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His rise has come with many transformations and the fans dialed into his narrative have likely transformed just as many times as he has.
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Most entry-level cars use this screen to display additional information, such as remaining fuel, current song, or your Bluetooth-paired phone's recently dialed numbers.
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As War Machine "came in and jumped on top of me and started beating me in the face," Thomas told Inside Edition, Mack dialed 911.
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The Ventura County Fire Department responded to a call at her home, after a family member dialed 20083 and expressed concern for the star's safety.
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The Ventura County Fire Department responded to a call at her home, after a family member dialed 911 and expressed concern for the star's safety.
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Later, Politico's Sarah Karlin-Smith reported, the White House even dialed back expectations of how much time Conway will really be devoting to the issue.
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Asked about that, Ownage Pranks wrote that the disclaimer was only available if dialed from the phone number that had originally received the prank call.
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The state, like every other, has a political flavor all its own and right now, Kyrsten Sinema seems to be dialed in on that brand.
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Fairfax County Police say a man who dialed the wrong number sent a text last week to one of their officers offering to sell marijuana.
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They dialed 911 and the New York City Fire Department dispatched a unit to the 5th Avenue building in midtown Manhattan at 8:05 p.m.
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The pop star, who was photographed visibly upset earlier this month after his longtime ex Selena Gomez was hospitalized, has dialed back his work commitments.
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The camera ships with four already dialed in, but they can be easily tweaked, and the camera can store up to 10 at a time.
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Photo courtesy of Gene Brown Long before Kanye West called on Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to help him achieve his dreams, he dialed Gene Brown.
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While scrolling through TikTok, users are immediately immersed into a video, which makes a user more immediately dialed-in, rather than a more mindless scrolling.
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" Taking a seat at the piano, he dialed it down with a cover of Billy Joel's "Piano Man" and his poignant new single, "Drunk Girl.
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Last year, Kors dialed back supplies to department stores and off-price channels, refreshed its product lines, shut underperforming stores and offered fewer discounts online.
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After her call with John ended, the ex-wife dialed 911 and relayed the substance of their conversation to dispatchers, according to these local reports.
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But in recent days he has dialed up his attacks, repeatedly deriding Mr. Rubio as a political lightweight in a tone that verges on contempt.
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The Federal Reserve dialed back its inflation forecast for 20193 while keeping the growth expectations unchanged, according to the central bank's Summary of Economic Projections.
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The boy's father, who was inside their home when the incident took place, dialed 911, telling police his son's hand had been completely ripped off.
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So we dialed up her hairstylist Vernon François to come to our studio and help Beauty Editor Jackie Fields get creative with her natural mane.
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In that spirit, Trump dialed back on Republican nostrums like the opposition to abortion and gay marriage, and struck a cautious tone on military intervention.
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The USA Today headline captures what the feeling on the ground was: Both Trump and Clinton should have dialed back a few of the jokes.
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He says he dialed into a conference call wit federal agents and an Assistant U.S. Attorney and told the story of what happened in Australia.
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Money managers modestly dialed up the bearish soybean stance they had established the previous week by about 9,000 futures and options contracts to 23,394 contracts.
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He dialed in to the call but did not speak, afraid of drawing attention to the fact that he was violating the airline's phone ban.
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They assist customers with special billing requests, such as charges to a third party and credits or refunds for incorrectly dialed numbers or bad connections.
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This is one of the things that I'm kind of worried about — human animals, when dialed up past certain boundaries of speed, make poor choices.
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Once he's got that dialed in, he relies on a few key indicators to help him separate a viable buy/sell signal from the noise.
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Reflecting the high interest in bitcoin and blockchain, Byrne said about 850 people dialed into Overstock's third-quarter earnings call, according to a StreetAccount transcript.
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Nothing feels hackneyed or dialed in, he injects an insane amount of energy and power into every note of his voice into something legitimately incredible.
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His parents foiled his plan, but Azov liked Andrew; a year later, in 211, they dialed him in to their podcast as a special guest.
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His parents foiled his plan, but Azov liked Andrew; a year later, in 2018, they dialed him in to their podcast as a special guest.
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But Joseph Evans, 48, who said he was "10 feet away" from Mr. Garner as he died, believes the police have dialed back enforcement tactics.
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I can understand why they're not the most likable characters, but I think that they have ordinary human emotions and experiences dialed up to 11.
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The campaign also dialed up its focus on independent voters, a quickly growing bloc in California that now comprises 28 percent of the state's electorate.
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"We would rather communicate to the 95 percent or so who are not dialed into that as a regular kind of thing," Mr. DeMoss said.
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At roughly the same time, a woman dialed the Jewish community center in Rockville, Md., nearly 500 miles away, and said there was a bomb.
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The Fed dialed back expectations on further hikes this year, after it raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point from near zero last December.
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But the White House has increasingly dialed back its desire to hear from witnesses in favor of a quick trial that ends in Trump's acquittal.
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He dialed back his rhetoric against Trump relative to last week and told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that he never said never about backing Trump.
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Zuckerberg dialed up his direct outreach to top officials in Congress and at the White House with a series of closed-door meetings in September.
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" Abdelkader Amirouche, a shopkeeper, held up a sign that mimicked the automated voice for wrong telephone numbers: "The number you have dialed, 102, is incorrect.
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By the time she's dialed my number, she has tried therapy and devoured and puked up every self-help book she could get her hands on.
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The batteries, which were infamously the explosive issue that sunk the OG iteration of the handset, will be dialed-down in size from 3,500mAh to 3,200mAh.
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Though Trump frayed nerves on the campaign trail by calling into question US alliances in the region, the new administration has mostly dialed back that rhetoric.
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He said other states, including Oregon and Washington, have simplified and dialed back tax rates for regulated cannabis and as a result produced higher tax revenues.
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"I just need everybody to be dialed in to being as good as we can defensively," the first-year coach said after Monday's win over Charlotte.
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The fund currently targets an equity allocation of around 60 percent but Prime Minister Erna Solberg's government hopes to see this dialed up to 70 percent.
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On Friday, NBC News reporter Rich Schapiro published a story revealing that Giuliani butt-dialed him — yes, that is right — late at night on October 225.
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Even as it has dialed back on the amount of merchandise it has in stock, analysts note that the company's three main labels remain heavily discounted.
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Last month Apple raised the UK price of apps by 25 per cent — having already similarly dialed up its local pricing for Macs, back in October.
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Meanwhile, Walmart has admittedly dialed back its marketing efforts for Jet, which have focused on targeting millennial customers, in order to focus more on growing Walmart.com.
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When I asked it to call Ray (our Senior Tech Correspondent Raymond Wong), it confirmed I wanted to contact Ray Wong and then dialed his number.
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"We're running a newer software, so it's not completely dialed in yet," Dailey says, probably in reaction to the panic that suddenly flashed across my face.
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When contacted by The Verge, a Google spokesperson offered this statement acknowledging the slip-up: Sorry, it looks like we must have dialed the wrong number!
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While mechanically operated wheels generally spin at a few thousand RPM, this floating one can be dialed all the way up to an incredible 150,000 RPM.
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They stay dialed in on politics through social media, and are more interested in accountability on issues like criminal justice reform than traditional church stump speeches.
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But it's also a throwback: It has a tiny 3.3-inch screen and dialed-back specs specifically to make it less compelling as an immersive experience.
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While recent comments from military officials might seem aggressive and sort of alarmist, Freese said that all things considered, they've dialed it back quite a bit.
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On May 2000, 0007, Amanda Berry broke through the boarded front door of a Cleveland home and ran across the street, where she frantically dialed 23.
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Net revenue rose more quickly than gross bookings in the second quarter from the prior period as the company dialed back on promotional subsidies of rides.
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Former (and possibly future?) Professor X actor Patrick Stewart dialed into a video call with McAvoy and Apocalypse director Bryan Singer to observe the buzzcut session.
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The singer has dialed back his work commitments to spend more time with his new wife Hailey Baldwin, a source close to the singer tells PEOPLE.
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Ampler estimates a 70 kilometer average range in regular pedal-assist riding or 40 kilometers with the power dialed up, so the estimate sounds about right.
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But she dialed those attacks back for the rest of the campaign, often trying to personalize her mother, as she did at the Democratic National Convention.
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Clinton, meanwhile, had clearly dialed back her tone, dropping the shouting and lessening the tense exchanges with the Vermont senator, while talking more to the audience.
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To put an exclamation point on just how bad the Warriors are at basketball, Simmons dialed up another 'Bron and hammered one on JaVale McGee. Wait?
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On Monday, Reuters reported that Mick Mulvaney, head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), has dialed back the investigation begun by his predecessor, Richard Cordray.
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But in Hitman, a series that developer IO Interactive has dialed in and perfected over the past 20 years, more of the same is just right.
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The current reformist president, Hassan Rouhani, has opposed the basic income out of concern that it discourages work, and the policy has been dialed back slightly.
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One FBI number that Motherboard dialed did go through to a voicemail box, but the recorded message seemed to indicate it was owned by somebody else.
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The new material — notably a somber, tolling piece called "Falls" and a hurtling anthem called "Chinchilla" — felt precisely dialed in to the personalities of the players.
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Under Armour shares fell more than 28% on Tuesday, following a disappointing earnings announcement in which it dramatically dialed back expectations for revenue growth in 2017.
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According to a person familiar with the gathering, who was not authorized to discuss it publicly, a few of the 14 participants dialed in by phone.
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As the United States and Iran have exchanged increasingly aggressive rhetoric and dialed up their military posturing, the Houthis have attacked Saudi oil installations and airports.
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With some exceptions — like calls from schools on snow days — auto-dialed calls to mobile phones are typically illegal, unless a person has given prior consent.
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Maryland, the Supreme Court ruled that a robbery suspect had no reasonable expectation that his right to privacy extended to the numbers dialed from his phone.
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As the call began, more than a dozen of the nation's top business leaders dialed in from around the country — Mr. Fink was in Aspen, Colo.
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In recent months, Apple has dialed up its pro-privacy messaging, in an effort to differentiate itself from other tech companies that have mismanaged users' data.
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As the President's attorneys addressed the audience of 100 senators in the Senate chamber, the President, dialed into the line in Pence's office, was not happy.
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"I dialed down the tra-la-la and the chichi," he told the magazine Le Point, arguing that modern diners had grown weary of excessive luxury.
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Jeff Sessions dialed up Trump's campaign to relay mounting alarm among elected Republicans about the presumptive nominee's assaults on a jurist because of his Mexican roots.
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There are several instances in which he gets hit (his character is kind of a jerk at first), and those encounters were dialed back Monday night.
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But some of Mr. Trump's new aides, who have often been blindsided when a reporter, outside adviser or officeseeker dialed the president-elect directly, expressed relief.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday dialed up an old pal — disgraced former Fox host Bill O'Reilly — and fired off some scrambled thoughts to O'Reilly's sympathetic ear.
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McRaven scouted for a location to place a phone call, according to Bergen&aposs research, and dialed the number to the Washington Post columnist Karen Tumulty.
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Over a three-month period, we dialed 911 three times, landed in the emergency room four times, and had to be helicoptered to Children's Hospital twice.
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Instead, they accidentally dialed in an anti-Trump Democratic state senator from Massachusetts, who delivered an impassioned on-air statement about family separation at the border.
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When the burglars left, we're told Dina and David made it to the kitchen, got their hands on scissors to free themselves, and then dialed 911.
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It was way too much, so we dialed it back quite a bit, and once we'd done that, the rest of the score just was first drafts.
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The ECB, for example, has only just dialed back its bond-buying program and is looking to finally lift rates during the latter part of this year.
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But while being able to get your headphones dialed in is great and all, there's one facial-spatial element that leaves no room for error: your eyes.
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Fox News Chief White House Correspondent John Roberts filled in as anchor for Thursday&aposs "Special Report," however Baier dialed in and reflected on Krauthammer&aposs life.
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Petty as hell, but it drives her nuts " "I got an 'Is your refrigerator running?' prank phone call from some children who had dialed the wrong number.
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With this schedule-scrambling influence hovering over Labor Day, make extra extra sure that everyone has directions dialed in — and for best results, keep those plans simple!
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Companies must get consent before sending auto-dialed, bulk calls and text messages to customers' mobile phones, as required by Federal Communications Commission rules for telephone solicitations.
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" Midway through the set, the crew dialed it down a notch for an acoustic set, which included a smooth-as-butter cover of Drake's 2017 hit "Passionfruit.
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As Democrats have ramped up their focus on protecting Roe and access to abortion clinics, Republicans, too, have dialed up their messaging and activity on the issue.
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The proposal faced resistance from carmakers and auto parts companies that considered the shift too sudden and ambitious, and the target was dialed back to 21 percent.
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India, typically the second-biggest buyer of Iranian oil after China, has also dialed back Iranian orders while importing more from the United States, the data showed.
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"When you have a goaltender dialed in like he is, if they get two or three goals, they are tough to beat," Islanders Coach Jack Capuano said.
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Suffice to say there's a reason why this episode has dialed the 80s vibe up to 11 and stuffed it full of the music of that decade.
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Data published late on Friday showed speculators dialed back their net bullish positions in the dollar against other G10 currencies to their lowest level in a year.
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President Donald Trump has dialed back efforts to limit civilian casualties, even rescinding an Obama-era mandate to report civilian deaths by drones outside of war zones.
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Instead, I dialed Trump back a bit—making him not nearly as homicidal or insane as the nonfiction Trump of Fear or Michael Wolff's Fire and Fury.
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Rahm, who has played a heavy late-year schedule since helping Europe to victory at the Ryder Cup in September, said his game had been dialed in.
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A source close to the singer told PEOPLE in November that he dialed back his work commitments to spend more time with his new wife Hailey Baldwin.
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Maryland, the court signed off on the warrantless use of a pen register, a device that recorded which phone numbers were dialed on a particular telephone line.
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While investors have dialed down forecasts for corporate earnings in the near-term, expectations that major central banks will loosen monetary policy continue to prop up sentiment.
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Did you believe in God at the moment you dialed my number and started telling me how it will clean and improve, knowing that it's a lie?
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While Mr. Gurley lay on the floor dying, Mr. Liang stood by as Mr. Gurley's girlfriend dialed 911 and was coached to perform CPR over the phone.
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But, more importantly, it times your shot, which should give you a very good idea of whether or not you've dialed your grinds and tamped them properly.
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That tidbit was picked up by a series of conservative websites, some of which dialed up the language, using "blacks only" to describe the new housing enclave.
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Payton dialed back New Orleans's prolific passing game and challenged his running backs and offensive line to deliver as much punishment to Seahawks defenders as they could.
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Even the girl-power angle pitched in the marketing is dialed so low that a "Just a Girl" needle drop feels simultaneously thuddingly obvious and totally unearned.
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After what felt like an excruciating amount of time, the chaplain, an elderly white man with gray hair, dialed an unfamiliar number before handing me the phone.
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I wanted to talk to someone deeply familiar with Chicago's drinking scene, so I dialed up Toby Maloney, founder of Chicago artisanal cocktail emporium The Violet Hour.
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In case you've dialed off your capacity for human awareness, two black men were murdered by police recently—in keeping with the numbing consistency of the epidemic.
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A student dialed 911 from inside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School when Nikolas Cruz started shooting ... and you can feel the pandemonium and terror in his voice.
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He actually went ... The only thing that's changed recently is he made all his photos black and white, and kind of dialed it back from another era.
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We eventually figured out how to use computers properly, and when we were able to pair BUTT DIALED with FLIP PHONES, we knew we were onto something.
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Similarly, when Admiral Anderson (Terry Serpico) is dialed in remotely talking to Philippa, he turns his head to make a biting remark to Michael standing behind him.
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The latest is the UX crossover, arriving at the Geneva show as a dialed-back version of the UX concept unveiled in 2106 at the Paris show.
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Prominent members of Congress, including Democrats, have said that they would work with the president-elect on his infrastructure bill (several have now dialed back a bit).
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In only his 12th official competitive round in more than a year, Woods was dialed in on his irons, which afforded him birdie looks on several holes.
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"We didn't live a monk-like lifestyle," Mr. Novack said, but they limited dinners out to once or twice a week and dialed back on their shopping.
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I've got about 40 recipes that are dialed in and I do throughout the season, and I have the Pickle of the Month Club, which is fun.
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"Although we see the potential for upside, and for FedEx to fully recoup lost revs and margin in fiscal '21, we have not yet dialed this in."
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His velvety eyes were a dialed down version of the peepers he wields to astonishing effect onscreen, where they seem to bare every twitch of his soul.
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Maryland, the Supreme Court ruled that a robbery suspect had no reasonable expectation that his right to privacy extended to the numbers dialed from his landline phone.
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I would hold it in one hand and my phone in the other, the numbers 9-1-1 pre-dialed and my finger on the call button.
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Survey respondents see only modest effects on growth this year and next from the recent hurricanes and actually have dialed in more growth than they have subtracted.
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After making several attempts to get the robot to summon police officers to no avail, the Huntington woman dialed 911 on her phone, according to the report.
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Dialed in, but silent for the hour-long meeting on April 22018, were executives for Hainan-based HNA Group,, which holds 22017 percent of the airline's shares.
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The campaign has since been dialed back, Mr. Zimmer said, and new marketing efforts will focus on playing up Lyft's strengths rather than poking at Uber's weaknesses.
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Everything about this portrayal of Dracula is dialed to 11, with Bang bouncing back and forth between smug slinger of blood puns to rabid scenery-chewing animal.
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However, Giorgi cut out the misfires and dialed in her groundstrokes in the second set, striking a forehand winner in the tie-break to level the match.
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" Sterling Bowen, an astrologer for the app Sanctuary, says, "Scorpio season is about digging deep, and this year, we're going to see it dialed up to 100.
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She still remembers FBI numbers, she said, so while on the call with Thomas, she picked up her cell phone and dialed in an agent to listen.
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The 500W front-hub motor with traction control has a top speed of 20mph in the US before being dialed back to 250W and 25kph for Europe.
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USDA also dialed back its harvest estimates for the U.S. soybean and corn crops but 2016/17 marketing year production of both commodities remained at record levels.
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When he was running for office, he literally said women should go to jail, and then he dialed it back and said doctors should go to jail.
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With the game still tied 0-0 in the first quarter, the Lions dialed up an altered version of the "Philly Special" just outside the red zone.
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Bicycle fit and saddle positioning are far more important than the saddle itself, and if you don&apost have those dialed in, no saddle will feel right.
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Woods dialed back his schedule in 20173, playing in only 14 official events while also serving as the winning captain for the United States' Presidents Cup team.
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Still, Rob was pissed when he learned BC wouldn't be at the shower -- so he skipped it, and dialed up some revenge by tweeting Kylie's phone number.
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Ben Sasse of Nebraska got in the game during the GOP presidential primary with references to Trump's short fingers, but he has since dialed down his trolling.
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" Feeling ripped off, Yona dialed up his credit card company: "I pretty much disappeared for a week and I did the very long and inefficient price protection process.
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It was almost as if the Jack Reacher: Never Go Back star dialed back the time machine as Cruise and Corden also covered the entire Mission Impossible franchise.
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I reached into my pocket for my phone in order to check the time, and I realized that I had butt dialed my mom's voicemail 15 minutes earlier.
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Also, skin cancer is very common and treatable if found early, so even if you've dialed up your risk for it, it's not the most dreadful health hazard.
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"It was good to see some of the big boys come up and get dialed up and get big hits and big home runs for us," Cash said.
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As with anything Vetements-adjacent, though, the price tag has been dialed way up: Jenner's sweatshirt, for instance, retails for $990, while the matching pants go for $760.
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But on a clear and mostly pedestrian-free bike path in a park, I definitely dialed the speed up to 20193 mph and higher a couple of times.
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Funding ran short after the financial crisis, so the initial plan was dialed back somewhat; superblocks after the central one were done with more tactical than structural changes.
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"The biggest risk factor [in the market] is a trade war and we've dialed that down a bit," said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners.
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That said, the R&D efforts (which I've asked the company about) suggest there is plenty of room for improvement still, however dialed in the rocket itself is.
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The dollar was little changed against a basket of major currencies a day after Federal Reserve minutes dialed down expectations of the central bank hiking interest rates soon.
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At the first light, reaching over and picking up my Blackberry, I scrolled to the Goldman Sachs voicemail number I had dialed for many years, and hit delete.
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"For two of those phone calls, phone records indicated he used the star-67 feature, which is dialed to hide a caller's identity," New York's Daily News reported.
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The wardrobe assistant didn't have them, so Gigi dialed up the atelier, August Getty (yes, one of those Gettys), who also happens to be her girlfriend's older brother.
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But has been in the process of slimming down, as the CRO has had several rounds of job cuts since it dialed down its 2016 outlook in 2015.
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That means a dialed up debate prep regimen and the promise of a more aggressive performance than the one he put on during the last debate in Miami.
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The coach ban dialed back the role of coaches who acted as in-game leaders, but it also put smart, yet oftentimes underperforming players back on the map.
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So Monken dialed up a play-action deep shot with Jackson on a post route against Jalen Mills, whose coverage responsibility dictates that he must maintain outside leverage.
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Since then, the country's founder, President Kim Il-sung, his son, General Kim Jong-Il, and grandson, Marshal Kim Jong-un, have all dialed up the anti-U.
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Several unique items were discussed when first developing the figure, but they eventually made their way to the chopping block as we dialed in our initial character lineup.
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He says he dialed up Hanson's gambling connections, including members of Macho Sports, pretending to be a part of the sports-betting scene, and learned about the operation.
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Reagan saw that Gorbachev's goals could benefit American interests, so he dialed back his hawkish impulses to begin a more pragmatic, mutually respectful relationship with the Soviet leader.
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Still, the weather service dialed back forecasts for some urban areas, notably New York City, where residents had been warned to steel themselves for potentially record-breaking snow.
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At press time, the current bid on the chic jet-black Panerai Radiomir wristwatch is a lofty $12,000 while the blue-dialed Rolex Oyster is sitting at $10,000.
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"I've been hitting it so good for so long that I just think one day is an anomaly, and hopefully I'll get dialed back in tomorrow," he said.
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She had a strained relationship with her father and with her son's father as well; instead she dialed Doug Franklin, an old friend who once dated her sister.
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Speculators dialed back their net short dollar bets last week ahead of the passage of the tax legislation, according to Commodity Futures Trading Commission data released on Friday.
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In the CBS News version, which tracked independent voters in Virginia separated by sex, both men and women dialed down their support of Pence during the same segment.
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Some China watchers have dialed back their expectations of further policy easing in light of better-than-expected March credit and export data, and improvements in factory surveys.
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That dialed back expectations to about 39% for a rate cut of half a percentage point at the Fed's July 20.12-20.33 meeting, according to CME's FedWatch tool.
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So, for our series on 2000 predictions, I dialed up BAA and asked him what we can expect to change across the most-watched border in the world.
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He's hired a former White House photographer, he's dialed back his atheism, and he hired Obama's former campaign manager to run policy efforts for the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
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Conversely, fixed income markets pulled back, shooting yields to above 2900 percent as investors dialed back their previously irrational certainty that an immediate Fed rate cut was inevitable.
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It harks back to the time when folks "dialed directly into each other's machines and into host computers to exchange files and post messages" in text-only format.
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But on Thursday, he was dialed in — missing only three of 14 fairways and three of the 18 greens, needing only 103 putts to get through the day.
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While the goal of today's "National Briefing" call was to detail updates on CSforAll, Obama dialed in as a guest to "crash the party " and surprise the listeners.
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Ultimately, America will pull out of Afghanistan on its own terms — just as it invaded and dialed up and down its troop numbers in accord with American interests.
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Though he's dialed back his previous description of Trump as a "fake conservative," Paul is making clear he has no plans of laying down for a Republican president.
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We had 750 managing directors, about half our managing director group dialed in to it globally, which is pretty incredible given some of them are asleep right now.
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I felt like I was dialed in and I felt like I was moving really good today, I was in the right place and was following the puck.
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Former President Obama surprised more than 85033,000 students, educators and advocates on Tuesday when he dialed into a conference call organized by the Computer Science for All Consortium.
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Polling cellphones can costs 30 to 50 percent more than polling land lines due to requirements that the numbers be dialed manually, according to Pew Research Center estimates.
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Early on, Pichai had a talent for remembering numbers, which his family realized when he could recall every phone number he had ever dialed on their rotary phone.
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We were trying to be a grind band and we were trying to incorporate some melodic stuff as well but it just wasn't really dialed in, musically speaking.
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The "reasonable expectation of privacy test" stems from a series of mid-43th century Supreme Court decisions related to paper bank records and dialed numbers on landline telephones.
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She claims it was only when she turned on the lights and dialed 911 that she realized she had mistakenly entered Botham Jean's apartment instead of her own residence.
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Rekha dialed the numbers of relatives, one after the other, and when she told them what had happened to her and spoke the phrase "hookah-pani," they hung up.
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The VC firm's co-founder and chairman Sean Park is said to have dialed in to inform staff of the news, including reading out a statement attributed to Shaikh.
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Law enforcement used the All Writs Act to compel New York Telephone Co. to install a pen register, a mechanical device that records the numbers dialed in the phone.
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Samsung earned a bad reputation for piling on gimmicky software features into its Android phones that nobody wants, but it really has dialed it way down in recent years.
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At an Economic Club event in Washington DC on Wednesday, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson got dialed up, or certainly appeared to, in front of dozens of audience members.
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The off-kilterness that initially thrust Future and Thug into superstardom was dialed back in the spotlight while, for a rising set of artists, it became the new norm.
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"The US refrained from labeling China a currency manipulator, but dialed up the rhetoric against its currency practices," said Sue Trinh, Head of Asia FX Strategy, RBC Capital Markets.
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That dialed back expectations to about 43 percent for a rate cut of half a percentage point at the Fed's July 20.03-20.33 meeting, according to CME's FedWatch tool.
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The last time I was in post-op mode, I hadn't yet dialed up on AOL to chat with Buddies or put up angsty Away Messages (the original subtweet).
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Clayton also rebuffed media reports that have suggested the agency has dialed back enforcement against large Wall Street firms in favor of focusing on smaller mom and pop fraudsters.
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Trump significantly dialed up hostilities with Mueller after several days of significant developments in the investigation and amid signs his nerves are increasingly frayed over what might happen next.
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When Ms. Piccard picked up the phone and dialed police, Mr. Bannon grabbed it from her hands and threw it across the room, shattering it into pieces, she said.
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IHS Markit also dialed back its expectations this month for how far Republicans will cut the corporate tax rate: from 20 percent as Ryan has proposed to 25 percent.
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Now he's on a first-name basis with, and speed-dialed into, any number of GOP candidates who could very well wind up being president of the United States.
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According to Collier County Sheriff's Office, Cesar Sanchez dialed 911 multiple times and told the operator that he wanted to be sent back to his home country of Guatemala.
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LG: I would want to wake up to Kara Swisher hearing who she dialed at like one in the morning the night before ... KS: I was talking last night.
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This morning, President Trump seemingly dialed back yesterday's tweets on Syria, which foreshadowed imminent military strikes despite Defense Secretary Jim Mattis saying the Pentagon was "still assessing" the situation.
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I feel it is important to be channeling my Freaks and Geeks energy, dialed up to 11, so that Tan can most accurately and eloquently rip on my clothes.
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The agency needed detailed analysis of call records prior to triangulating the GPS coordinates of a phone carried by one of the migrants in the group who dialed 911.
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"Although it might not look like it, Not a Hero shares a similar rhythm to OlliOlli, in that once you have the 'flow' dialed, it really clicks," confirms Bennett.
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On Thursday, after Trump caught wind of Putin's praise for the US economy during a four-hour press conference, the US leader dialed his counterpart to offer his thanks.
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Maryland, for instance, the Supreme Court ruled that a robbery suspect had no reasonable expectation that his right to privacy extended to the numbers dialed from his landline telephone.
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Mr. Hedayati dialed in to the program, sputtering with rage; he denied borrowing from Sarmayeh and threated to "sue everyone," but has yet to follow through on the threat.
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It scared me to think that even if I dialed the number and blew the whistle, by the time anyone got to the scene it might be too late.
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On a night drive, which plays like a scene from a David Lynch film with the volume dialed way down, Laila believes she sees a woman fleeing some horror.
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To be fair, 26-year-old Phoebe (Jennifer Paredes) seems perfectly at ease in the dialed-to-11 company of Nina (Mary Glen Fredrick), who's a few years older.
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" Even Britain's chief negotiator, Mr. Davis, has dialed down his trademark optimism over the talks, telling lawmakers recently that "nobody has ever pretended this would be simple or easy.
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That's not happening at Union Square Cafe right now; the cooks seem to have dialed right in on the qualities that made these dishes favorites in the first place.
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With seven days left before the midterm elections, Trump's dialed up the intensity of his political schedule crisscrossing the country to attend multiple rallies before voters cast their ballots.
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That would indicate that the Trump who shows up will be more in line with the candidate who submitted a dialed-back victory speech after a strong Super Tuesday.
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The meanness has been dialed down several notches – there's no assistant getting toyed with by a pterodactyl this time – and the special effects look many orders of magnitude better.
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I dialed the number for "Delivery or Takeout," which played a perky greeting—"This call may be recorded to ensure awesomeness"—before a woman at the restaurant picked up.
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While filming "Secret Lives of the Super Rich," the cops showed up after a concerned onlooker dialed 9-1-1 to report a car had driven into the bay.
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If Trump were normal and dialed back the screeds a little and reached out a bit more, he'd be in okay shape… but then he wouldn't be Donald Trump.
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After the Warriors had slipped a bit on defense during the past couple of weeks, these three games felt like a message: Golden State was as dialed in as ever.
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Active clients that include market makers and hedge funds, which are seen to take on speculative bets in Treasuries, dialed back their bullish bets, the latest J.P. Morgan survey showed.
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And while twice as many VCs dialed back investments in 2016 over 2015 it was the exact opposite for Corporate VCs (CVCs) who filled in the gap for the market.
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City officials have said that since November some T-Mobile customers who have dialed 911 have inadvertently been making additional calls to the emergency number, rather than a single call.
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TMZ reported the Ventura County Fire Department responded to a call at Locklear's home from a family member who dialed 911 and expressed concern for the "Melrose Place" star's safety.
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China has also cut tariffs on U.S. cars, dialed back on an industrial development plan known as "Made in China 2025" andtold its state refiners to buy more U.S. oil.
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Active clients that include market makers and hedge funds, who are seen to take on speculative bets in Treasuries, dialed back their bullish bets, the latest J.P. Morgan survey showed.
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The Fed dialed back forecasts for how fast policymakers might raise rates over the next couple of years, so now anything to do with inflation becomes more important to markets.
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So we dialed back some of our promotional activity at that time because we didn't want to be promoting a platform for people to find out they couldn't get it.
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Charles Ridulph, the victim's brother, says the evidence can't prove who dialed the phone and suggests that McCullough may have enlisted the help of a friend to establish his alibi.
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For those of you who are here because you miss True Blood, keep in mind that this is NBC and not HBO, so the sex is dialed way, way down.
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Sara explained that she'd lost a job in retail, and dialed up the only place she knew could get her back to work in a matter of days: B-Side.
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Fed chairman Jerome Powell has already dialed back his plans for rate hikes in 2019, saying any such hikes will only arrive in response to new data about economic strength.
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Ultimately, this appears to be an instance where Disney and Lucasfilm were willing to allow for experimentation, and dialed in the film as needed to fit with the larger mythos.
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Saikawa was tough and direct early in his career as a "tactic to get people to deliver results," said one of the three executives, but has since dialed back somewhat.
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Timpa dialed 911 the night of August 10, 2016, from the parking lot of a Dallas porn store, according to the Dallas Morning News' three-year investigation into the case.
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I think eventually I just dialed in, and really focused on making sure he was having the best possible time so that it could be over as quickly as possible.
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The most glaring issue was the lack of deep throws dialed up for Tyrod Taylor, something in which the quarterback excelled last season in his first year as the starter.
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The railroad, which gets nearly half of its annual revenue from Mexico, on Friday dialed back planned spending on operational investments as it lowered its volume forecast for this year.
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A sellout crowd of 69,000 will watch Major League Soccer's championship game and the home fans routinely make it tough for visiting players to remain dialed in throughout a match.
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AstroTurf is fixed in gaudy youth, that radiant peaking of the fantastical lawn — like a photograph of an ordinary lawn with the color dialed up and the imperfections smoothed out.
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President Donald Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani left the NBC News reporter Rich Schapiro a three-minute-long butt-dialed voicemail discussing his foreign business dealings and his need for cash.
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The dollar was little changed against a basket of major currencies a day after Federal Reserve minutes that dialed down some expectations of the central bank hiking interest rates soon.
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Even if Ms. Keirn wouldn't identify herself, her phone number, from which she had dialed into the session, was prominently displayed in a screen shot Dr. Treves sent me afterward.
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I asked it to call a colleague and by the time I'd said the name and which number to call, I could have easily got my phone out and dialed.
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"Afro-Harping," which in Ms. Ashby's original 1968 version feels dialed in to hippie frequencies, sounds on the new album like a post-Dilla instrumental, a remix in real time.
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If Donovan can ensure that the bench contributes as it has recently, and the superstars are dialed in, the Thunder can beat any team in the league, including the Spurs.
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Tori Spelling's husband chatted with cops outside the couple's home -- and had one of them smiling -- not long after he dialed 911 to report she was having a mental breakdown.
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When I have the mask on, I'm really dialed into what's in front of me, my peripherals are a little cut off, but it's just something you get used to.
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The report rekindled investor interest in riskier assets and weighed on safe-havens as it dialed down fears that Trump would impose new tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese goods.
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" One of the "dialed up" portions of Mae's life in Feel Good is her journey with sobriety and cocaine addiction, which Martin said she personally has "pretty much in hand.
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Dana York seemed confused and upset when she dialed 911 Sunday night at around 10:45 PM. The dispatcher tried to get her to administer CPR, but Dana needed help.
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Though competitive through the first quarter, the contest became lopsided as Cleveland was out-hustled and outrebounded by a dialed-in Clippers team that had lost its last three games.
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Tied 503-0 with the Cincinnati Bengals and knocking on the door of the end zone, head coach Brian Flores dialed up a bit of trickery for the Dolphins offense.
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London (CNN Business)EasyJet has posted a big loss and dialed back its expectations for the European summer season, warning that continued uncertainty over Brexit is driving ticket prices lower.
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Well, as a hobbyist — as a teenager — I was kind of growing up in this era where you dialed into a bulletin board system to talk to other folks online.
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She reminded me that I'd been happier since I dialed down my screen time, and she gently encouraged me to focus on the other side of the cost-benefit analysis.
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So with with Memorial Day kicking off the unofficial start of summer, we dialed up the pro to help us summon summer with a few seasonal and super-cool looks. PeopleStyle
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Putin, whose decision to annex Ukraine's Crimea in 2014 and back pro-Russian separatists in east Ukraine prompted the West to hit Moscow with sanctions, has dialed up his anti-U.
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While officers were en route to that call, Marie dialed 911 again to report that her husband had just shot Joseph, who was found dead from several gunshots when officers arrived.
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Meanwhile, wirehouses have largely dialed way back on recruiting experienced financial advisers to their ranks, and are focused much more on boosting revenue by squeezing more productivity out of existing advisers.
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Outreach: Right after the Trump was sworn in, the administration dialed back all of the efforts to encourage people to sign up for 2017, and total enrollment dropped from last year.
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China has also cut tariffs on U.S. cars, dialed back on an industrial development plan known as "Made in China 2025" and told its state refiners to buy more U.S. oil.
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But we found the middle ground this Spring/Summer 2018 season: inspiring hair and makeup looks that can be toned down for normal Saturday nights out or dialed up for Halloween.
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From playful styles at Area and Jacquemus to Chanel and Fendi's dialed-down versions, it's clear we should just stop asking whether leggings are pants, because the answer is obviously yes.
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We've really dialed down the pace of seed investing, so I'd say this year maybe we'll make 2400 to 26, but it depends on what you [founders in the audience] do.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British consumers were unruffled by the latest twists and turns in the country's Brexit drama and companies have dialed down their worry levels, two surveys published on Tuesday showed.
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The report rekindled investor interest in riskier assets and weighed on safe-haven assets as it dialed down fears that Trump would impose new tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese goods.
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The drama was dialed all the way up during the ladies' trip to Hong Kong (ostensibly taken so they could support Lisa Vanderpump's activism against Yulin, China's barbaric dog meat festival).
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Why it matters: Amazon is known for offering a lot of technology at a low price and it has dialed up the pressure on Apple and Google with the new gear.
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On Twitter, protesters used the hashtag #daywithoutlatinos to share images and information from the marches and their gathering inside the statehouse, while others dialed it up to tag expressions of solidarity.
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In 2007, Stonybrook University researchers randomly dialed hundreds of adults and asked the nearly 300 who were married a series of questions about their relationships and how in love they felt.
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They might like the shorter leases and dialed-up hospitality of flexible offices, but most providers will stand a chance only if they have spaces across the US or the globe.
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There was also the Trump administration's attempt to shut down Obamacare outreach, partially dialed back on Friday so it's limited to $4 million to $5 million in TV and radio ads.
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I came up with the idea of setting up two strobes on stands, getting the light dialed in and then moving them around to shoot lit portraits of the R.V.s themselves.
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Nicole Richieʼs 402007 DUI Where: 402008 Freeway in BurbankHistory: Drivers dialed 40442 on December 4090036, 408029 after they spotted a car going the wrong way down the 4090046 Freeway in Burbank.
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You put the handset of a hard-line phone into them and dialed up a computer in New York to transmit at the astoundingly slow speed of 300 bits per second.
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Users would have dialed a phone number, entered a unique pin and their date of birth to verify their identities, and ranked up to five 2020 candidate choices over the phone.
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The high-energy, animated vulgarity of that show and MacFarlane's "American Dad" is dialed down here, replaced with drier humor and a heavy helping of "Star Trek" — which is being parodied.
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I've made it with beef, turkey, pork; I've also dialed down the chile powder and omitted the jalapeños for my daughter (top your bowl with chiles if you like, to compensate).
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After she said multiple times that she needed to call the police, he responded, "call them," and then dialed 911 on his phone and threw it at her, according to Samantha.
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According to the Mirror, the duchess dialed in to the meeting from Canada, while Harry joined the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, and the Queen at her Sandringham Estate.
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"It takes being in a good team setting, being on fast equipment, having the skis dialed and then also being in a good position on the start list," Cochran-Siegle said.
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Last November, Kevin McCarthy dialed up his longtime rival Jim Jordan and made a surprising overture: I want you to run for the top GOP spot on the House Oversight Committee.
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However, officials have dialed back comments that they might shut down cryptocurrency exchanges, where high demand often causes the cryptocurrencies to trade at higher prices than at other major global exchanges.
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" But there have been weeks of this: Rudy Giuliani, at the center of the Ukraine interference, butt-dialed an NBC reporter, and was "heard discussing need for cash and trashing Bidens.
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For his newest solo project, Millevoi dialed down his usual firestorm of proggy notes and upped the epic Neil Young-influenced guitar solo ante on the apocalyptic desert blues of Desertion.
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Sessions, who opposes marijuana use, in January rescinded a policy issued by Trump's Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama, that dialed back enforcement of the federal ban in states that legalized the drug.
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Then, my hope is that by the end of 2019, a lot of the systems will be much more operational and dialed in, which doesn't mean that aren't gonna be errors.
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"The dollar found support from comments from Treasury Secretary Mnuchin, who dialed back some of the president's comments from yesterday," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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Everyone wants to go to the Moon, at least in the international community, which is why the Trump administration dialed back and is now going to the Moon because of geopolitical interest.
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It's double the price of the Echo and Home, and it runs on Siri — a digital assistant that once, to my horror, dialed a former Tinder date when I asked for directions.
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The mix-up was discovered this week by student Emily Lavelle, who told KCAL-TV she was "in disbelief" after she and a friend dialed the number out of boredom after school.
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Ken Sagar, a member of Iowa's Democratic central committee, said on Wednesday night that he fielded calls from people who dialed in to express their support for the president, Bloomberg News reported.
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However, right when she took the stage, Streep meant to belt out a war cry, and instead cranked the knob too far and dialed in to the frequency that summons vampire bats.
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MORE SUPPORT SEEN NEEDED Some China watchers have dialed back their expectations of further policy easing in light of better-than-expected March credit and export data, and improvements in factory surveys.
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To stay in touch with friends in the coastal cities in the 1980s, he plugged a computer into a modem and the modem into a phone line and dialed up the internet.
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So whether it's women in urban or rural areas, they need to feel like they are 'dialed in'...meaning that there is always a way to seek and receive help, love, support.
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Police say passengers had been complaining about cell phone service on the train for months (Nicholl takes the Red Line to work everyday), and that one concerned passenger had even dialed 911.
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Then, in 2011, then-Vice President Joe Biden, who spent his career combatting domestic violence (penning the Violence Against Women Act in the 1990s), took Title IX and dialed it way up.
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Although the 1978 cult film didn't gain much traction in the US, All You Need Is Cash directly inspired Spinal Tap and dialed up the popularity of the rock-mockumentaries to eleven.
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Similar racist robocalls have dialed up voters in Florida to target Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum this month, featuring a man speaking in minstrel-style dialect as monkeys screeched in the background.
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Under that program, the government collected telephone "metadata," such as information on numbers dialed and how long phone calls lasted, on numerous individuals without a warrant, and deposited it into a database.
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Raonic, who dialed up his mighty serve to speeds of 140mph, stormed back to rock Djokovic on his heels and came within a missed forehand of extending the match into a decider.
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Rangers Manager Jeff Banister said he occasionally left his office and poked his head into the locker room and saw that his players were dialed up and wanted the game to resume.
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Mr. Trump dialed up the heat again last week by lifting waivers that had allowed eight countries (including China, India, South Korea and Turkey) to continue importing limited quantities of Iranian oil.
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The next day Ms. Distler, a freshman, accidentally dialed his cellphone number and unknowingly left a message telling a friend about the "super cute junior" who had danced with her all night.
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So have the internal roundups carried out by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which have likewise been dialed up under Trump, but which predated him and earned far less media attention.
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We also get a series of bludgeoningly woeful flashbacks to Shaun's childhood — his father beats him, his brother dies, his pet rabbit dies — which the show has thankfully dialed back on lately.
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The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals, known for drawing the ire of President Donald Trump, dialed back a nationwide injunction that a district court had previously issued against the asylum rule.
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So we have the capacity to invest in these new products, and we have the capability, because we've really refined and dialed in our product development excellence over the last several years.
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Last year, as the number of packages soared, one manager simply dialed up the speed on the conveyor belts in a delivery station, injuring workers and prompting an internal investigation, documents show.
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Four Times journalists who have been covering the developments closely, Amy Fiscus, Mark Mazzetti, Maggie Haberman and Katie Benner, dialed into a conference call with New York Times subscribers on Thursday morning.
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IPhone buying intent in the U.S. has been dialed back to a five-year low, same as iPhone 219S levels, and interest in China also hit a new low, the UBS survey showed.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Speculators have dialed back on overall bearishness toward Chicago-traded grains and oilseeds for the second week in a row, but their views on corn versus soybeans are increasingly divergent. (reut.
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Analysts at Bank of America dialed back expectations on Wednesday that prices could climb to $95 per barrel "after the most sizable oil price corrections in recent memory," according to a research note.
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Now, a few years later, the company seems content with a more dialed-back approach: "M suggestions," an M-trained feature that hops into Messenger conversations and suggests certain actions based on context.
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I was sitting in my office, of course dialed into this conference, watching it at that point in time, totally unaware that even Preet was speaking and what he was going to say.
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In December, Vale dialed back its nickel output forecasts for the next five years and said it continued to seek an investor for its New Caledonia nickel mine, located on a Pacific island.
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"I anticipate that it will be about the end of next year when we feel like we're as dialed in as we would generally all like us to be," Zuckerberg said last week.
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" On the day Rice was killed, a resident dialed 911 to report that Rice was wielding a weapon in a park, though the weapon was likely "fake" and Rice was "probably a juvenile.
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So she took out her mobile phone and dialed a special hotline number to get an "ambulance taxi" — a revolutionary aspect of the Vodafone Foundation's maternal health program in Tanzania's rural Lake Zone.
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Iraq, OPEC's second largest producer, cut production by 39,000 bpd; Iran dialed back by nearly 35,000 bpd; and output from Libya and the United Arab Emirates dropped by more than 60,20173 bpd each.
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Mix in delicate close-ups of Oscar Isaac's hard-boiled stubble, Adam Driver's pecs, and a heart-swelling kiss in the midst of an epic battle and you've got pulp dialed to 11.
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She has abilities like Jessica's, but dialed up to 11; with her super strength comes a rampant rage – a dissociative disorder that's a side effect of the experiments IGH actually conducted on her.
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The economists Card and Krueger, working with a team of student researchers, dialed fast food restaurants on either side of the border to collect information on the impact to jobs and burger prices.
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Like seemingly every designer alive, Mr. Snyder dialed up his creative partnerships in a show featuring New Balance sneakers of his design as well as repurposed denims (Re/Done Levi's) and Moscot glasses.
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In May, there were 2.6 billion robocalls, or automatically dialed calls, in the U.S. That amounts to over eight calls a person, according to YouMail, an app designed to stop the pesky calls.
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But when officials were not looking or, more important, when the cars were being used by regular motorists, the software dialed down to save wear and tear on the fragile emissions-control equipment.
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WASHINGTON — Two days after midterm congressional elections that handed them control of the House, triumphant Democrats dialed in to their first conference call since winning the majority to strategize on the way forward.
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Millions of people dialed in, hearing verse recited by poets like Allen Ginsberg, Anne Waldman, Peter Schjeldahl and Ron Padgett, later joined by dozens of other poets and groups like the Black Panthers.
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A retired psychiatric social worker dialed NYC-WELL last year hoping for a nonpolice response for his 37-year-old son, who had been making threats and had a history of manic episodes.
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In his petition to the Supreme Court, Shanmugam argues that the standard that allows the feds to conduct warrantless surveillance with "pen/trap" devices is based on dialed telephone numbers and therefore outdated.
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In Virginia, Ralph Northam denounced Trump as a "narcissistic maniac" as he sought the Democratic nomination for governor, but dialed back the rhetoric during the general election, telling voters ahead of his Nov.
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Or why, when the House vote on Obamacare repeal was called off, Trump immediately dialed the "false and angry" Washington Post — and not friendlier outlets like Breitbart or the Daily Caller or Fox News?
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He's dialed up Super Bowl champs, Final Four winners and World Cup victors ... but the guy who won the Indy 500 wants to know when President Obama plans to blow up HIS cell phone!
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And it's only since competition authorities dialed up their scrutiny that the company has started to make some shifts in how it bundles its own services in dominant products such as Android and Chrome.
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The subwoofer can be cranked up to wall-shaking, neighbor-infuriating levels, but also dialed back considerably while still picking up the nuances of the low end from every source I threw at it.
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CBS reports that during a conference call regarding the president's Iran nuclear deal position, White House officials spent nearly half an hour determining how exactly to mute the media representatives who had dialed in.
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When frequent Nichols collaborator Michael Shannon shows up in a cameo to play a LIFE photographer, his dialed-down performance suggests the wealth of compassion any right-minded person would feel toward the Lovings.
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