I'm now dialing for test kits, I'm dialing for masks, I'm dialing for outer protective gear, I'm dialing for eyeshields.
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While other autonomous car makers are dialing back expectations, Musk and Tesla are dialing them up.
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As a precaution, they are dialing down their hostility and dialing up their diplomatic overtures to Iran.
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The robocallers aren't dialing you from a preexisting list; they're dialing phones at random using computer-generated numbers.
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The conference call can be accessed live over the phone by dialing 877-303-1298 or for international callers by dialing 253-253-1032.
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Often, the alleged actions are out of their control – like dialing a number provided by a customer that was later reassigned to another party (essentially dialing the wrong number!).
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A replay will be available after the call and can be accessed by dialing 855-859-2056 or for international callers by dialing 404-537-3406; the passcode is 46588374.
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T-Mobile and Metro customers can enable the feature by dialing #ONB# (#662#) on their phones, check if it's active by dialing #STS# (#787#), and turn it off using #OFB# (#632#).
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Many pollsters use voter file data, rather than dialing telephone numbers at random (known as random digit dialing, or R.D.D.), to conduct their surveys and estimate the composition of the electorate.
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State media are dialing down the temperature on Trump -- fast.
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In the meantime, Periods for Pence will keep on dialing.
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Then, Sessions paused a second, before dialing up his response.
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Most such surveys contact voters by dialing random telephone numbers.
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In addition to dialing 2628 callers can also dial 28500.
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Play around with dialing in your machine and your coffee.
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And yet she doesn't seem to be dialing it in.
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"The number I've been dialing isn't even ringing," Toya said.
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He spent Wednesday dialing fellow Republicans to make his case.
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Dialing the number connects users to a therapist on call.
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This lamp is perfect for dialing in a mellow mood.
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I was like a member of Congress dialing for dollars.
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We just really started ... I call it dialing for dollars.
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It's kinda like you're two people dialing into the same Hangout.
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Step 25: Know your rights, flex those fingers, and get dialing.
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Technically, you're exempt from the ban if you're busy dialing 911.
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Butt dialing, by the way, is a common occurrence for Giuliani.
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It uses the line's existing phone service to handle the dialing.
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That's an ambitious agenda, not one of dialing the bank back.
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Which is why he will keep dialing up the identity politics.
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This makes dialing up the humility quotient to eleven a necessity.
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Ms. Quillen apologized for dialing in rather than attending the meeting.
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The N.C.A.A. has since recommended dialing back contact significantly in practice.
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Ozobot is another that's been dialing up its focus on classrooms.
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He found himself trembling under his steering wheel and dialing 911.
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The editing team did a great job dialing up the clues.
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"A lot of them are doing random-digit dialing," he said.
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"The number you are dialing is not reachable", his mobile responded.
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He was among the economists dialing back their expectations for 2019.
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Customers can get it for free by dialing #662# from your device.
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Callers dialing into the publicly available White House comments line — at 220.
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Dialing back expectations for Fed hikes was a "major change," Bokobza said.
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There were hours of "call time" — huddled in a cubicle, dialing donors.
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Dialing back to 23.5, we find evidence of a more concerning trend.
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Goff photographed the snake after dialing 911, she told Fox 5 DC.
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AUTOVON was one of the first systems to use touch-tone dialing.
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P.S., And while we're at it, can we stop "dialing" people too?
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To make an international call, press + before you begin dialing the number.
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The number of robocallers dialing up U.S. consumers is on the rise.
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Should dialing a wrong number put you at risk of being sued?
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Instead of dialing for dollars, Saccone was advised to knock on doors.
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North Korea showed no sign of dialing down its rhetoric on Monday.
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Drunk dialing her ex yields no success in appealing to Loïs's heart.
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KOMO reports that some CenturyLink customers reported receiving busy signals when dialing 911.
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Now, Hulu is dialing some of that back in the name of usability.
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Pacific Time until August 2, 2016, by dialing (888) 286-4813, passcode: 85935244.
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I took out the list, grabbed the handset and began dialing the numbers.
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RBC is not alone on Wall Street in dialing up its stock forecast.
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But this program is really built on just dialing in defensively, being tough.
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They will drain their phones' batteries by repeat dialing family members and friends.
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Better to have them dialing for new jobs than for gun-lobby contributions.
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He's dialing up beloved liberal talking points, the very meat-and-potatoes issues.
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Those companies are now dialing back H-20173B applications and hiring more Americans.
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This morning we're dialing into some late-stage venture activity in Utah. Why?
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Intentionally dialing wrong numbers is a labor-intensive way to find a girlfriend.
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There are good reasons mainstream media organizations have tended to prefer random-digit dialing.
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Sure, it's easy to place millions of phone calls using an automated dialing system.
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Dialing up the classic 2004 chick flick for the clapback heard 'round the world?
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WAGS Atlanta is kicking off its first season by dialing up on the drama.
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Reviewing her balance required dialing into a hotline and entering her entire card number.
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We had excuses for all these men, from broken dialing fingers to difficult childhoods.
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He overdosed, dialing 911 after his third day of no sleep, according to Fader.
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Dialing up pressure on Iran threatens to spark maritime conflict in the Persian Gulf.
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As the U.S. cobbles together a plan, China's progress is dialing up the urgency.
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Investors may call in (toll free) by dialing (855) 3133-0559 (conference ID 46508527).
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Instead of dialing a phone number, matches can call each other in the app.
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Gavin Newsom has called for dramatically dialing back the formidable high-speed rail project.
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Whether you're meeting in person or dialing in for a conference call, talk early.
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Facebook is dialing up ads in Watch by testing ads in shorter video clips.
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To enable hands-free dialing, you usually sync your phone's contacts to the car.
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This woman is naked a lot in this book, even when dialing for groceries.
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Full disclosure: I often debate dialing 911 for assistance shoving myself into my jeans.
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Tech Tip Q. Can you explain "butt-dialing" or, more politely, pocket phoning/texting?
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But its imminent market debut has now become an exercise in dialing back expectations.
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His administration is also dialing back its enforcement of anti-discrimination laws and regulations.
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For dinner on Thursday night, how about dialing everything back into super-minimalist mode?
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Trump's response to this has been to try dialing up the pressure once again.
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Dialing back your communications helps the less technical feel served while you still maintain control.
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That's when you might potentially think about dialing down the risk level in your portfolio.
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Bought about a month ago and have been dialing in my home roasted espresso routine.
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So GoGoGrandparent works the old fashioned way: by dialing a phone and requesting a ride.
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A replay of the call will be made available by dialing (855) 859-2056 (U.
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In the case of Amazon, scrutiny from European watchdogs looks to be fast dialing up.
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They'll learn to immediately type the chat equivalent of dialing "0" to get a human.
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But as I was dialing my grandmother to tell her the news, my phone rang.
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At some point, Ortega's cell phone rang with Michael Jackson dialing on the other end.
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The Vermont senator has been dialing into campaign events in Iowa while he's in Washington.
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At one point in the footage, Smith's bloody hand can be seen dialing for assistance.
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Tonight, he even managed to attract attention and garner praise for slightly dialing it down.
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In this study, aerobic exercise appears to have lengthened people's telomeres, almost dialing back time.
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Dr. Coakley compared these to "dimmer switches" for the nervous system, dialing down the sensitivity.
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Part of the pleasure was dialing reception from the mint-green 1960s-inspired room phone.
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Most national polls call telephone numbers at random, using a technique called random digit dialing.
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We're joined by WIRED senior associate editor Julian Chokkattu, who's dialing in from New York.
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I quickly learned that dialing 511 connects New Yorkers with the state's travel information line.
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Give that a shot tonight or Saturday, so you start dialing in on the recipe.
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Just dialing phone numbers sometimes takes five or six tries to get a clear line.
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As the sun set, fireflies floated around the garden, dialing up the enchantment several notches.
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Broadening its online presence isn't the only play the NFL is dialing up in China.
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They have almost relegated members of Congress to become middle-level telemarketers dialing for dollars.
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According to sources, Mayer has also been dialing up select reporters today — not me, obvi!
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And a Saturday tweet from the President suggests those conservative critics are dialing the boss back.
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According to the complaint, James Christiano controls the companies that operate TelWeb, an automated dialing platform.
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ET Tuesday, August 231, 8133 until August 2813, 2552 by dialing (22927) 859-2056, passcode 99434196.
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Even so, it was a quantum leap forward compared to dialing numbers on a rotary phone.
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But should we be dialing 911 in the half-second before we feel one coming on?
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That's what makes inbound dialing different: It gives a much more accurate representative sample of Americans.
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More notably, the retailer was able to boost its sales performance while dialing back on promotions.
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The bills aim to get rid of number prefixes before dialing 911 View the discussion thread.
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I stopped dialing in and went back to school, where I continued to be a flop.
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Out There It's probably just a piece of cosmic spam, the astrophysical equivalent of butt dialing.
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Microsoft has been steadily dialing back its plans for Cortana over the past couple of years.
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By dialing up the humor as much as possible, Mr. Clark also dials up the discomfort.
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I was going through my reads instead of dialing in and focusing in on every snap.
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They started spending aggressively again, after dialing back in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Before she could finish dialing one of the men yanked the phone out of her hands.
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With Republicans struggling to keep their grip on Congress, President Trump is dialing up the demagogy.
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" — ANBU_Black_0ps Cute But Dirty Pick-Up Lines That Aren't Too Cheesy "Are you butt dialing me?
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The polling data revelation, especially, sent the Trump camp dialing back their blanket "no collusion" claims.
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NEW DELHI — The phone calls started before dawn, frantic young men dialing relatives in faraway villages.
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Apple's figures are astonishing, with quarterly revenue hitting $78 billion and profit dialing in at $17.9 billion.
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They thought the domain extension was "like an international dialing code prefix," he said—nothing of value.
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One of the customers handed him a phone, but grabbed it away before he could start dialing.
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Access to the live call is available by dialing (800) 723-7503 and using the passcode 9184124.
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I will also focus on dialing up Chipotle's cultural relevance through innovation in menu and digital communications.
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Instead, they spend countless hours depressingly dialing for dollars, listening sympathetically to wealthy and generally partisan donors.
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You can check if it's active by dialing #STS# (#787#) and turn it off using #OFB# (#632#).
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I'm not, like, dialing up the phone number like, 'Hey we'd like to talk to these three.
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I found myself skipping the automatic light tracking feature altogether and just dialing in my own setting.
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Like, not just dialing a number, but calling a human and having a full conversation with them?
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And while Famous may lack the body count of Liars, it definitely isn't dialing down the drama.
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Crude has since spiked 22% in just three weeks on signs that OPEC is dialing back production.
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This is the same screen you'd see if you were dialing 911 and kept holding both buttons.
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David Jolly (R-Fla.), a Senate candidate, and his crusade against Congress's dialing-for-dollars "telemarketing" culture.
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In his later years, Prince showed no signs of slowing down or dialing back who he was.
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When they were at 8, the answer was as easy as dialing up Florida CB Vernon Hargreaves.
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Telephone links have opened, and strangers in both countries have begun randomly dialing others across the border.
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"We're in favor of trade peace on the whole, dialing it down if we can," Johnson said.
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Otherwise, there's no telling how long the standoff between your hints and his dialing finger may persist.
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But in the accidental phone call, Mr. Bookstaver admitted that he had lately been dialing it in.
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Then, with nothing but time on their hands, they would start dialing numbers in sequence, trolling for victims.
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Linehan deserves credit for dialing them up, and he must continue to do so as the playoffs continue.
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Suzie McCash was just 4 years old when she saved her mom Rowena's life by dialing emergency services.
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We're not making compromises, and I think we are dialing it in and are moving full speed ahead.
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The company only shows a recognizable phone number to people you're dialing if you're a Google Voice user.
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Hackers are dialing up the heat on gas stations, but business owners are about to start fighting back.
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As the girl was dialing 911, the neighbor, who is 84, went to confront Jackson outside his home.
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Investors can participate in the conference call by dialing (8597) 23406-242459791 domestic or (330) 863-3465 international.
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The other producers in the top three, Saudi Arabia and Russia, have been dialing up production since June.
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If I'm dialing someone, I feel like I'm bothering them, and it puts me off from doing it.
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Despite the explanations, and despite Twitter dialing back the algorithm, the accusations of liberal bias continued to rage.
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Mr. Phillips did not dispute that the mayor's dialing for dollars had gone up as the election neared.
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Offices are empty, people are dialing into meetings from their couches, and business travel has largely been suspended.
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At the time, people connected to bulletin boards by dialing in to the phone lines through a modem.
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Instead he's slow-walked his hawkish instincts on Iran, tolerated Assad and avoided dialing up tensions with Russia.
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An HD television or other monitor will let you broadcast the video feeds of the people dialing in.
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"In an era when the government is dialing back regulations, this seems like an odd anomaly," he said.
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Ambassador Sondland, Ambassador Volker, Secretary [Rick] Perry, and I were on this call, dialing in from different locations.
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Now, the Chinese government appears to be reassessing its campaign against the N.B.A. and dialing down the clamor.
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I'm not talking about dialing up the tit for tat and feuding and all that sort of thing.
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The attack can also perform some other limited functions, such as sending text messages or dialing phone numbers.
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Read more tonight from The Hill's Scott Wong about the dialing back of words from both the men.
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This is a recording we captured ourselves when dialing the White House comment line shortly after 6:00 p.m.
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"Ambassador Sondland, Ambassador Volker, Secretary Perry, and I were on this call, dialing in from different locations," Taylor said.
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Beyond the tech titans, it's the small startups that are dialing into what's missing in the ecosystem right now.
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Democratic Dialing Released March 15, 33 File No.: EB TCD 12-0004943 DA 13-264; Released March 15, 2013.
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Party City is dialing back its Halloween City footprint from 333 stores last year, to roughly 275 in 2016.
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Three of the top ten apps are internet utility platforms that make file transferring, dialing and video playing possible.
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After eight hours of continuous dialing, Pam finally found Amanda an open bed at a hospital near their home.
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Just when we thought this summer was all about sunset eyes, celebs are dialing it back... a few hours.
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A racist robocall that targets Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum is dialing up Florida voters, according to NBC News.
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Random digit dialing gives public pollsters little control over their respondents — they don't know whom they're calling in advance.
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Meet lets up to 30 people join a meeting by clicking a shared link or dialing in by phone.
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The United States has recently come to its senses and begun dialing back on the number of male prisoners.
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An advertisement from 1963 boasts of "gifts you couldn't give before" like an electric knife and self-dialing phone.
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"That's the one I'd be dialing up, because that's the one where we cut those nets down," he said.
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But it's just peculiar to me to turn to, say, Tim Cook, instead of dialing up your local representative.
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The 9th Circuit brushed aside Facebook's doomsday warnings about the implications of its interpretation of an automated dialing system.
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Analysts said the Saudis and the Kuwaitis might compensate for any increases by dialing back output at other fields.
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"I will also focus on dialing up Chipotle's cultural relevance through innovation in menu and digital communications," he said.
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Dialing up different drive modes causes a dashboard LED ring the size of a dinner plate to change color.
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" For the young men, she said, "dialing random numbers is like playing the lottery and seeing what comes up.
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Miner built and sold Wildfire — a very early speech-based automation service used for voice mail and voice dialing.
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Kansal wanted to strike a "healthy balance" with the 911 button "at your fingertips but not unintentionally dialing" emergency services.
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But both practices have the effect of dialing down stress and tension and minimizing pain, so there's definitely an overlap.
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The tactics are commonly used by scammers, who lure in victims by using dialing software to impersonate real government agencies.
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They would be required to take concerted steps to cut greenhouse gas emissions, like dialing back fossil fuel-fired generators.
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The Alzheimer's pill that Axovant is currently researching was bought from GlaxoSmithKline as it was dialing down its neuroscience research.
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Access to the replay is available through August 2, 2016 by dialing (719) 457-0820 and using the passcode 9184124.
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What are your sources at the White House telling you about any real dialing down of tariffs with European Union?
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But subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back crisis-mode policies.
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Brady is last shown being seconds away from dialing the Portland police — it's just not clear who he's turning in.
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You might not be able to turn your phone off, but dialing back the news and social media will help.
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But he shows few signs of dialing down his anti-American rhetoric or ending his high-profile dalliance with China.
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Dialing an international number on your device only takes a few seconds and will have you connected in no time.
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Santa's replacement, cousin Gabe (Billy Eichner), seems out to destroy Christmas by dialing back on the number of "nice" kids.
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By dialing up the cultural conflict, they can distract voters from the disconnect between elite preferences and the public good.
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She knew something was amiss, so she rolled off the bed and tried dialing her bodyguard on her cell phone.
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The only way to block the cycle is to regulate the sector, dialing up the oversight when amnesia sets in.
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If past is prologue, such a sharp dialing back in risk could be the start of a global credit crunch.
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Anxious families would show up in the middle of the Passover Seder, after dialing her number and getting no answer.
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Mr. Trump isn't yet known to be hosting pay-to-play pajama parties or dialing for dollars from his office.
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While Klobuchar landed at 2212% support in interviewing on Thursday and Friday, she holds 25.1% across Saturday and Sunday dialing.
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Still, some did say they were dialing down bets on equities amid lingering uncertainty on how the crisis would unfold.
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We were told "everything you want or need" could be had by dialing Star Service, the in-room hospitality number.
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We were told "everything you want or need" could be had by dialing Star Service, the in-room hospitality number.
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Esper did not predict whether he might end up "dialing up or dialing down" such activity, as he spoke to a small group of reporters at Joint Base Lewis-McChord on his way to South Korea after North Korea threatened to retaliate if the United States goes ahead with scheduled military drills with South Korea.
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Over the past six months I've really been dialing in my social media efforts for minimal time effort and maximum output.
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There's no keypad or screen — it is a novelty item, after all — so you have to use hands-free voice dialing.
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But I would invariably get sick of feeling full and constantly thinking about food, so I'd wind up dialing things back.
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Before long, she was dialing into the same bulletin board systems (BBS) frequented by members of the notorious L22pht hacking crew.
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And all customers will have to actively enable the blocking feature, which they can do by dialing #662# after that date.
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For those who cannot listen to the live broadcast, a replay can be accessed shortly after the call by dialing +1.855.
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Where the bank was hoping to begin normalizing policy, markets now expect it to be on hold or even dialing back.
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I had my whole band, crew, family, the opening acts and their bands, all dialing radio stations to request my song.
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He said "there has been no dialing back" of the recommendations due to objections from industries that use steel and aluminum.
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Everything else was working but the one main thing that didn't work was dialing a regular number — it was so cumbersome.
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A lot of us saw very early on that you couldn't make the clickwheel work for dialing a phone really quickly.
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But if for some reason you are unable to do that, you also have the option of dialing 202-224-3121.
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However, this week the New York tycoon appears to be dialing back on some of his earlier hardline anti-immigration stances.
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This allows developers to quickly check if a number is on the do-not-call list or known for robo-dialing.
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Coach on Tuesday became the latest accessories label to say that it's dialing back its presence in these highly promotional shops.
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But soon, Juul Labs will give users the option of dialing back the amount of nicotine they suck into their lungs.
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She compared it to dialing 911 during a medical emergency, where the doctors do not serve as agents of law enforcement.
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Instead of dialing a phone number or writing an email, Audible customers can ask Alexa to reach Audible on their behalf.
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They were each banned from doing more telemarketing scams with automatic phone dialing and will pay heavy fines for their actions.
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Reuters was able to confirm by dialing that one of the numbers identified in the documents was an Ola call center.
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By dialing up every Trump tweet to a 10, we on all sides are rapidly desensitized to genuine White House mistakes.
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Trump began dialing back his support in remarks at the Heritage Foundation on Tuesday night, though he didn't fully back off.
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It used a hidden camera to capture footage of lawmakers "dialing for dollars" within the National Republican Campaign Committee (NRCC) headquarters.
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Many of the prolific public pollsters employ the random-digit dialing method, like Quinnipiac, and have no history in the state.
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Too often, communication breaks down when a team holds a meeting in a conference room with far-flung members dialing in.
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It still feels like there is always something new to say and share and solve, simply by dialing the right number.
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In addition to its online push, the company is dialing up customer service and product demonstrations in its stores this season.
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We'll be dialing into the companies' call with investors in about 30 minutes and will update this story with more then.
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"The most remarkable thing about iPhone is what's missing: a physical dialing keypad," USA Today's Ed Baig wrote at the time.
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Rob stands at a payphone in the rain outside Ian's apartment with a stack of quarters, repeatedly dialing the house phone.
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I record some interviews with TapeACall Pro, an app that requires dialing in a third number that records the call's audio.
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I found this to be particularly useful when dialing into conference calls for work and while video chatting with friends recently.
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The best part is dialing a phone number, which features the same pop-up UI as the original, including the sounds.
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It's not just about Brexit There are others reasons why Japanese companies are dialing back their commitments to the United Kingdom.
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Importantly, the law included an exception: Defendants could not be liable for dialing phone numbers they'd previously obtained consent to call.
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Ben Affleck, Matt Damon and Adam Driver are dialing things way back -- to the 1300s, that is -- for their next film.
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We started by dialing in the Mahlkonig to optimal drip machine settings according to the roasters at Lofted Coffee in Brooklyn.
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But gun control advocates seem to think that the poor should be satisfied with dialing 911 and hoping for the best.
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The sun came up faster than I expected, jogging through a metal spectrum — bronze, copper, rose gold — before dialing into daylight.
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Now Mayor Baraka said the city will start dialing back on bottled water distribution and will continue to test the filters.
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" An engineer named Robby Moncrieff commandeered the iMac, dialing up the ProTools session for a song currently called "Suck My Lifestyle.
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So far this year, Mr. Sanders leads in every poll conducted by random dialing, except those from NBC News/Marist, where Mrs.
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You may have to just turn on your radio just before noon Thursday and start dialing around — and how throwbacky is that?
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My solution for dialing it down while still keeping an eye on timelines is to fill my calendar only once a week.
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Amazon began dialing back Restaurants in November, when it shuttered the service in London -- the only non-US location where it operated.
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A replay of the conference call will be available until July 29, 2016 and can be accessed by dialing (855) 859-2056.
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If a modem answered, it would squawk; the demon-dialing software would record the number, so the hacker could call back later.
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"We felt like we were prudent in dialing back our '19 guidance," said Chief Executive Dan Dinges on a call with analysts.
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It can be accessed by dialing 611 or by messaging directly from the T-Mobile app or iMessage using Apple Business Chat.
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The company has already started dialing back the number of goods it sends to department stores, a strategy it had previously announced.
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I will pay you a reasonable fee to reduce your demand by 22023 percent around that time, by dialing back nonessential processes.
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In 2016 ballot initiatives, voters in Seattle, Indianapolis, and Los Angeles approved expensive transit upgrades in the hopes of dialing down congestion.
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The Trump administration is dialing back the U.S. commitment to an international initiative that sets transparency standards for oil and mining revenues.
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We didn't worry about a bedtime-resistant toddler descending the staircase, or worse, a preschooler dialing 911 because they smell something burning.
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The New York Times reported Tuesday that foreign allies were "blindly dialing in to Trump Tower" to connect with the president-elect.
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Dialing for dollars morning, noon and night leaves far too little time to address the truly complex concerns of the American people.
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After check-in, if you, say, need the Wi-Fi password, forget dialing the busy front desk and waiting endlessly on hold.
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But if you enjoy your morning cup, there's nothing more precious and empowering than dialing it in perfectly each and every morning.
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So for more than a decade, the two towns and a local dark-sky nonprofit have been dialing down the dimmer switch.
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Over the next few months, though, incoming economic data was improving, so Fed officials once again began dialing up their tightening talk.
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As he moves the stylus, there are erratic beeps and a low droning sound reminiscent of the dialing tone of old telephones.
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When I worked at a call centre I used to keep an earbud in while dialing at least 200 numbers a day.
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Facebook very deliberately made news distribution its business — even if it's dialing back that approach now, in the face of a backlash.
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Increasingly, human activities are dialing up the threat level for fires like this one, making us more at risk to future disasters.
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"Gilmore Girls" did it by dialing up its dialogue to be intriguing unto itself, regardless of how little story movement was happening.
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The ride-hailing company's anticipated stock market debut on Friday has become an exercise in dialing back expectations, our tech correspondents write.
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Dialing down political warfare, ranging from election interference to blaming the U.S. for coronavirus, could lessen sanctions risks and calm some investors.
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The city erupts, oozes, overflows; everyone is outdoors, walking quickly or standing on the corner checking phones, dialing phones, speaking on phones.
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Eventually that drive ended in a compromise, and the playgrounds were only modified, dialing down the adventure, perhaps, but satisfying city litigators.
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Tamika Mallory and the liberal media apparently think that the poor should be satisfied with dialing 911 and hoping for the best.
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I had my own collection of vintage '80s porn, and watching it was as familiar and uncomplicated as drunk-dialing an ex-girlfriend.
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Ever since the repair shop replaced my screen, the touchscreen has been a little screwy, leading to more butt-dialing and butt-texting.
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The officer takes a history and starts dialing treatment facilities, where clinicians determine what treatment best suits the addict and of what duration.
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"I know people have asked for calling and dialing as well, that's something that has been on our radar as well," reveals Ranganathan.
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As a machine-tooled diversion, however, this Tomb Raider improves considerably on the previous films, if only by dialing down the tacky excesses.
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You can exchange your Note 73 by calling visiting the retail outlet where you purchased your device or by dialing 27-26-SAMSUNG.
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If you've been living under a rock ... Cardi and Nicki have been at each other's throats and there's zero sign it's dialing down.
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"We've spent a couple of years dialing in the technology, building partnerships … really getting a product that resonates with the consumer," Marsh said.
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Despite some opposition from governments in Europe and Asia, many oil firms have already started dialing back purchases in anticipation of U.S. sanctions.
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" The teen told Campos she had trouble physically dialing 911, he testified: "She couldn't dial 911, she was so scared she was shaking.
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The New York World's Fair in 1964-65 demonstrated touch tone dialing, and I.B.M. built the first small computers for schools and business.
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You'll need to dial a "+" before you start dialing an international number, which you can access by pressing and holding the 0 key.
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The New York Times, citing two top administration officials, reported that the president may be dialing back his previously staunch support of Pruitt.
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So far this year, it is down nearly 20173 percent amid worries about trade tension and foreign central banks' dialing back of stimulus.
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It's hard to fathom now, but the idea that a smartphone would remove a physical dialing pad and Qwerty-style keyboard was remarkable.
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At this point, investors are realizing too late that they should have taken a step back, and now they're dialing back on risk.
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In the meantime, the company has been trying to soften its image by, for example, dialing back some of its aggressive promotional tactics.
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At the same time, Jet's social-media activity has slowed to a near halt, signaling that it may be dialing back marketing efforts.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration's Environmental Protection Agency is indefinitely dialing back enforcement of regulations and fines for companies during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Pulling out his cell phone, he smiles widely and winks at the camera, saying, "Wait and see, fellas" while apparently dialing Slash's number.
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Together, they are part of a dialing-for-superdelegates operation aimed at capitalizing on his recent run of eight victories in nine contests.
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And Tesla shares have jumped 274% since early last July -- momentum that is dialing up the pressure on investors shorting the automaker's shares.
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The Federal Communications Commission is expected to advance a proposal Thursday to let Americans reach a national suicide prevention hotline by dialing 988.
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He brought a class action, alleging that Facebook violated the TCPA by improperly sending texts to his phone using an automated dialing system.
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The company can no longer rely on baby boomers dialing an 23.4 number after seeing a newspaper ad featuring Mr. Lynch, she said.
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It's a phone made for folks who haven't grown up with technology, with easy yes/no menus and large numbers for smooth dialing.
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The news of Ford's expanding test program comes as other automakers are dialing back expectations about when self-driving cars will go mainstream.
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Google will let people in emerging markets like India talk to Google Assistant, the company's virtual assistant, simply by dialing a phone number.
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Using random dialing, Canadian researchers recruited 613 men and women who had been given a diagnosis of asthma within the past five years.
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But since dialing a clinician is so easy, patients might decide to check in before a condition escalates, staving off expensive treatment later.
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Significantly, Germany's defense minister criticized Trump from the podium for dialing back American diplomacy with budget and staff cuts at the State Department.
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I just don't think it's appropriate, and the noise is an irritation to not only players — the dialing, the conversation — it's a distraction.
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It feels way more like I'm actually fighting and reacting to what enemies are doing rather than dialing in combos like a robot.
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It was clear that IMAX's efforts hadn't been a raving success, but there's a big difference between dialing it back and shutting it down.
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It does, and I credit the writer (Jonathan Glatzer) for making that moment resonate; I felt palpable relief when the geriatrics started dialing in.
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Too angry to be scared, Mr. Robinson said he kept talking to Mr. Morales even as he was dialing the police on his cellphone.
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Lundgren told CNBC that he "applauds" both Kors and Coach for dialing back their distribution, saying their products are sold in too many locations.
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Because of this, debt collectors who make use of automatic telephone dialing systems and other robocall technology are currently unaffected by the new bill.
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According to the affidavit, the female friend arrived at Collman's home and went to call 911, but he refused to let her finish dialing.
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Emergency call systems for cars have been around for a while, with services like OnStar automatically dialing for help if they detect a crash.
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The Panaray system even levels out satellite radio, dialing back the overly sharp tones and injecting a bit of life into the clinical sound.
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"Nothing haunts us more than the thought of someone dialing 988 only to hear endless ringing or an answering machine," the two lawmakers wrote.
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Instead of picking up the phone and dialing, just ask Alexa to make a call and you can talk on speakerphone throughout your home.
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With polls showing that the presidential race has shifted firmly into Hillary Clinton's favor, she is dialing back the number of her public events.
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You can also check your text and data meter by dialing #3282 (or #DATA), which send the information back as a free text message.
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On Election Night, Booker was dialing up Iowa Democratic staffers and thanking them for their work, according to one person familiar with the conversations.
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Both sides agree that repealing or dialing back the Johnson Amendment seemed improbable at best as recently as a year and a half ago.
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In our era, it's internet addiction, but before that there was paper-shuffling addiction, and addiction to dialing up rotary phones — you name it.
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A poll was either a good probability sample (from random dialing of telephone numbers, for example) or it was not (like an online poll).
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There, he once hosted Hanukkah on Ice, dialing up his dad and putting him on speaker phone so he could hear the holiday songs.
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Dialing, of course, is any number of actions you can take — tapping on a smartphone, punching buttons — to indicate which number you are calling.
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On Tuesday, Twitter held its monthly all-hands meeting entirely online — via Google Hangouts and Slack — with Dorsey dialing in from an undisclosed location.
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Williams won't get the chance to cover Odell on Monday when the Jets play the Browns ... but he will be dialing up the defenses.
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He compared one to a closed phone network at a corporate office, where users could reach each other by dialing a three-digit extension.
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But now GOP lawmakers are dialing back their direct criticism of the president — instead working with Trump, dinging Democrats and trying to move forward.
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But after a half-century fascination with the Nazis, Mr. Schneider found himself excited to be dialing the number for the National Socialist Movement.
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She's spearheaded multiple bills that would implement portions of the Democrats' "Better Deal" platform, dialing up the scrutiny on mega-mergers across different industries.
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It was the perfect place to begin dialing up that mounting sense of dread that he so desperately wanted to flow through the game.
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To no one's chagrin, Michele's maximalism shows no sign of dialing down — and, from Jupiter to Mars, Saturn and back, we are here for it.
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Definitely starting to see my focus sort of dialing in a little bit, which I was really pleased with I think more than anything tonight.
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Sometimes you want to drop some emoji in the middle of an iMessage conversation, and even dialing up the emoji keyboard would take too long.
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Some believe Facebook sucked ad dollars away from news sites before dialing down its referral traffic to those sites, possibly leaving outlets with a grudge.
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The Fed had been dialing back rate hike expectations this year, even as job creation numbers had been trending solidly and inflation had picked up.
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Unlike most Americans, she does not have to think about dialing 911 if she hears the glass break downstairs at 2 o'clock in the morning.
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In addition to butt-dialing reporters and not knowing how to work his phone, Giuliani has shown that he doesn't quite understand how Twitter works.
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October 26rd, 25: Matthew cooled off a bit over the weekend, dialing back to a Category 27 as it started to take aim for Haiti.
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Interior is also pushing for more roads in wilderness areas, dialing back conservation plans for wildlife, and selling leases for Arctic oil and gas drilling.
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The bug works by simply dialing another user, then swiping up and inserting the originating number via the "Add Person" screen before it is answered.
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Five years and 17 surgeries after she was attacked with acid by a family member, Lalita Ben Bansi found love after dialing a wrong number.
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One of his first moves was to acquire an Alzheimer's pill from GlaxoSmithKline as it was dialing down its neuroscience research, forming Axovant around it.
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Inflation blew past expectations in Europe to hit a three-year high, keeping pressure on the European Central Bank to start dialing back its stimulus.
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I used to desperately try free dial-up services at the weekend, and play Grand Theft Auto PC multiplayer by dialing my friends phone number.
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It's not as bad as Dell's XPS 13 placement, but you're still going to get unsightly nostril shots if you're dialing into a conference call.
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Common Defense is an organization that advocates for dialing back the U.S. military's role overseas and has more than 20,000 members, according to The Intercept.
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Media organizations survey the entire adult population using a technique called random-digit-dialing, an approach that is generally no longer used by campaign pollsters.
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Signaling is the technical term for giving information to a network that tells it how to route a call, such as dialing a phone number.
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He procured it from GlaxoSmithKline as it was dialing down its neuroscience research with the financial backing of several hedge funds, including his former employer.
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"That way it's a more natural part of your growth as an employee," and won't just be seen as your dialing back, said Ms. Brody.
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You have people in San Francisco, and then people dialing in from around the world who feel like they're not quite having the same experience.
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"I told them I'm going to call my embassy, but when I started dialing, one guy grabbed the phone out of my hand," Jyoti said.
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He filed a TCPA class action, alleging that AT&T was liable for using an "automatic telephone dialing system" to text him without his consent.
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That's due in part to Warren's self-imposed limits on dialing up high-dollar donors and holding big-money fundraisers, which she enacted in February.
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Therefore, despite the dialing down of tensions this past week, prospects are still dim for the long-term resolution of the North Korean nuclear problem.
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The other senators were startled — or would have been if most of them had not been napping or back in their offices, dialing up donors.
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As Trump's personal lawyer and international wrecking ball, Giuliani shows no sign of ending his mischief-making in Ukraine or dialing back his bizarre behavior.
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With the midterms looming, it's going to become even more pivotal to let your local representative know where you stand, so warm up those dialing fingers.
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The day of the 2016 election, they upped tweets to every 10 minutes, as a joke, with the intention of dialing it down after Clinton won.
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A recording of the conference will be available until July 21, 2016 by dialing +44 (0)20163 3427 0598, followed by the passcode 53 60 634.
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Telephone access will be available by dialing toll-free 1-877-23.2-2278 (domestic), or 21-2202-2478-429585963 (international), and entering the conference ID 2023.
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Eastern Time on August 10, 2016 by dialing 1-8858-870-5176 (domestic) and 1-858-384-5517 (international) and referencing the replay pin number: 13639821.
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Several local law enforcement agencies and fire departments said this morning on social media that callers had been unable to reach emergency services after dialing 2317.
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He is "not on the phone dialing everybody up right now" in New Hampshire, a key early state where he finished second to Trump in 2016.
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Just as pre-teens in the 1990s were warned away from dialing 1-900 numbers, kids now need to learn how to navigate social media responsibly.
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HanesBrands missed its fourth-quarter earnings estimates in February, largely because brick-and-mortar retailers have been dialing back their inventories and buying fewer HanesBrands products.
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But as brands who once touted diversity as more than just a fad are now dialing it back, Chromat — as it's always done — isn't backing down.
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As a result, there is now a change in iOS 10.3 that requires users to always hit a confirmation before dialing a call can take place.
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Past studies from researchers at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute have shown that dialing a phone could increase a drivers' chance of crashing by 12 times.
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So before you get to Ettel's place, where you become the subject of national news coverage, be honest about why you feel so powerful dialing 20183.
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You can either use the +1 trick from above when dialing, or speak into the tin can and string set up we have over by Juarez.
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Dialing an emergency number the UK and Estonia will now instantly send information about your location if you're calling from an Android device, Google announced yesterday.
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But obviously, we can't stop Carrie, and she proceeds in dialing Madame Keane (Elizabeth Marvel), who accepts her late-night call thinking something is terribly wrong.
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Wells Fargo has been running down financial crisis-era mortgage portfolios and dialing back lending in other businesses like autos where it sees too much risk.
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Some of the most popular calls drew several hundred women to live conversations, with a thousand or more dialing in later to listen to the recordings.
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She voted for Ross Perot in 1992, which she announced to Larry King on CNN — once again dialing in but this time not shrouded in anonymity.
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Kirchner went on a charm offensive in the final stretch of the campaign, dialing down on the defiant style that has come to characterize her politics.
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As the coronavirus crisis wreaks destruction across the US economy, business leaders are dialing up the investment bankers who specialize in recession tactics, defaults, and distress.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who is running the Russia probe, is dialing up the legal pressure on Manafort, who has opted not to cooperate with investigators.
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I have to say, we never thought we'd have 30,000 people dialing in at the same time to various activities, but they are and it works.
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If such a ban were incorporated into the law for all campaigns, candidates could spend all their time on the issues rather than dialing for dollars.
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Dialing the number of his Russian counterpart from his office in Langley, Va., Leon Panetta, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, was not feeling optimistic.
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In light of the growing economic gloom, it would seemingly behoove Mr. Erdogan to moderate his foreign policy, dialing back the anti-Western policies and language.
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That federal law among other things prohibits calling cellular phones with automated dialing and artificial or prerecorded voices without first obtaining consent — except in an emergency.
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Investors have been dialing back riskier positions and buying bonds over the last week, worried about the coronavirus and the economic uncertainty it may lead to.
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It's frustrating explaining to colleagues in New York that if they can't reach me on the first try, just keep dialing and eventually they'll get through.
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She has called out regulators for dialing back certain elements of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law and failing to crack down on risky lending.
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While Penn delved progressively inward, seeking some primal essence of photography, Avedon treated the magazines as his personal movie studio, breathlessly dialing through genre after genre.
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But phone records obtained by investigators show that she was busy dialing numbers from her phone, and witnesses say she dismissed the urgency to her subordinates.
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Ghosn will have to work miracles to revive the brand in North America, and that's a key reason why he's dialing back his commitment to Nissan.
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Roh claims to have spoken to Mifsud multiple times this year directly, and through an intermediary, including from mobile and landline numbers with an Italian dialing code.
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But auto-dialing systems are cheap and easy to set up, and, for now, neither agencies nor carriers have found a way to really stop illegal robocalls.
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But eventually, the study authors write, it might be possible to create shifting patterns by dialing up or down the stiffness of different portions of the mesh.
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The phone calls were included in another round of telephone diplomacy for Trump, who has been dialing his counterparts at rapid pace since taking office last month.
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Certainly configurable time windows in which specific apps cannot be accessed would be a handy OS feature for managing device compulsion and dialing down of an evening.
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Investors have been wondering whether weaker growth and inflation in the euro zone this year would test the ECB's resolve in dialing back its aggressive stimulus measures.
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People who are deaf or hard of hearing can reach Lifeline via TTY by dialing 1-800-799-4889 or use the Lifeline Live Chat service online.
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Varnell then allegedly attempted to detonate the bomb by dialing a number on the FBI agent's "burner phone," which actually rang a phone belonging to the FBI.
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So, after getting approval from an ethics committee, the researchers put naked mole rats in atmospheric chambers — basically, sealed tubes — and started dialing back the oxygen levels.
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The two men have begun to take different paths in recent episodes, with Daryl on a merciless, take-no-prisoners rampage, and Rick dialing back the aggression.
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And elsewhere in the industry, retailers who years ago expanded overzealously are now dialing back their store fleets, in an attempt to revive their own store productivity.
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Pacific Time on August 4, 2773, by dialing (877) 870-5176 for the U.S. or Canada or (858) 384-5517 for international callers, and entering passcode #5597241.
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This transition took place as the economy improved, but the narrative is much more complicated than designers dialing things up and down in time to economic fluctuations.
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Mnuchin said on Sunday the United States and China had agreed to drop their tariff threats, and China on Monday praised a significant dialing back of tensions.
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However, I found the default sensitivity settings just a bit too sensitive; dialing them down from high to medium settings made less likely to accidentally trigger them.
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By partnering with XpresSpa, we're expanding beyond our core app offering to reach more offline consumers, and dialing in on a common consumer pain point: traveler stress.
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The company is dialing back on the amount of merchandise it has available in department stores, which should help it to sell more products for full price.
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By dialing up their participation in politics, young women are setting up a self-perpetuating phenomenon that ensures even more women will get involved in the future.
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This involved random dialing in landline exchanges and cellphone areas with high proportions of minority residents, plus interviews with minority households previously interviewed in polls by SSRS.
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In the fifties, after the invention of direct dialing, the building was converted into apartments, which were occupied mostly by elderly females and young single working women.
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Part of the Trump administration's dialing back of pressure on China has been due to North Korean aggression, which Trump hopes China will help the U.S. solve.
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That's because the federal government picks up the entire cost of expansion for the first three years before eventually dialing back to covering 90 percent of costs.
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Joel: It's a lot of just dialing it in so it looks like a believable old-age character, yet maintains the characteristics of, in this case, Zach.
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Later, Johnson delicately registered his objections to the trade escalations, saying the U.K. is in favor of "trade peace" and would support dialing back the trade war.
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His campaign was built on the idea of returning America to a mythical golden age, dialing back the clock to an era before free trade and automation.
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Apple later went after template-based apps, too, before dialing back its policies over concerns it was impacting small businesses' ability to compete on the App Store.
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As it turns out, the International Space Station is not immune to pesky phone protocols, and Dutch astronaut André Kuipers confessed to accidentally dialing 911 from orbit.
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Another 40 percent cited monetary easing, with many calling for dialing back the Bank of Japan's massive monetary stimulus, while 28 percent sought tweaks to fiscal policy.
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Still, bring a phone — on occasion, mazegoers have resorted to dialing 911 (Stolworthy suggests taking down the phone number of the maze operators and calling them instead).
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But as the rhetoric started dialing up, people in the States then started asking me what's going on with Canada, why is the president doing all this?
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Hominidae's half-sketched, semi-translucent style creates a sense of pathos while somehow dialing up the body horror of what is already effectively a Dark Souls monster.
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Since the shooting, Ms. Palmisano said she had heard from numerous residents angered by Ms. Damond's death and newly fearful, she said, of dialing 911 for help.
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He comes across as a secret cheapskate and overt narcissist, a man who's shrewdly selective about dialing up his sincerity, which itself is a mask for ruthlessness.
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The weakness in wage growth could also reinforce market expectations the BOJ will lag far behind major peers in dialing back its massive stimulus program, analysts say.
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And you can customize just how much passthrough audio comes through, cranking it up or dialing it down to your liking with the Jabra Sound+ smartphone app.
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After dialing 1-833-USE-UBER, the customer will be paired with a live team member that confirms their trip request and provides an upfront price quote.
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When the superstar was on the Thunder, Oklahoma City's offense would often stagnate late in games, as he and Russell Westbrook took turns dialing up isolation plays.
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Dialing 911 on a cellphone she had grabbed from the house, she told the authorities what her parents had done to her and her brothers and sisters.
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Ironically, according to journalist Devon Dwyer, who was there for the shot, this "smug" face was actually the result of Obama dialing a wrong number while fundraising.
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NetDotSolutions licensed an auto-dialing system called TelWeb to other robocallers, and a related company called World Connection operated call centers for customers who answered the automated calls.
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Oil producers across North America may be looking at dialing back their investment plans amid plummeting oil prices in recent weeks, but BP's Middle East chief is unfazed.
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In the end, Simeone says she sent a note to the center's staff and volunteers about the flood of strange "telemarketing calls" made by one foot-dialing lizard.
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The question to decide is whether to extend an 80-billion euro per month asset purchase program, due to run out in March, or start dialing back stimulus.
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He and his team are studying universal scaling in a hot gas of potassium-39 atoms by suddenly dialing up the atoms' interaction strength, then letting them evolve.
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Connie and I were in the studio with our guest, True Ventures's Tony Conrad, while Danny repped the other side of the country, dialing in from New York.
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South Carolina Democrats say Warren needs to continue refining her message and dialing up outreach toward African American voters if she wants to keep on growing this backing.
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He opens locks by manipulation — "dialing for dollars," he calls it — relying on his sensitive fingers and ears, as well as his experience to figure out a combination.
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Despite Elon Musk's boast that he will put over a million robot taxis on the road by the end of next year, most operators are dialing back expectations.
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A telephonic replay of the conference call will be available until Tuesday, July 26, 2016 by dialing (888) 203-1112 or (719) 457-0820 and entering passcode 1577457#.
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Subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind other major central banks in dialing back crisis-mode policies, leaving it with little ammunition to battle the next downturn.
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In his interview Wednesday, Trump dismissed the notion that he has had to work at dialing back his tone in order to win over some of those voters.
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Banks including Goldman Sachs are considering relocating some operations away from London, as Frankfurt is seen dialing up its attempt to attract financial services firms to the city.
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Ahead, watch this matching mother-daughter duo elicit pure playdate goals — and don't be surprised if you find yourself dialing up your own mom after checking it out.
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Frank Pallone Jr., chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, prescribes strict regulations around the use of automatic telephone dialing systems or other artificial or prerecorded messages.
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The Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 made it illegal for services that utilize automated dialing and artificial or prerecorded voices to contact cellphones without first obtaining consent.
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Judge James Wynn disagreed, arguing that users do not discretely submit their location the way they would when dialing a phone number or depositing money into a bank.
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"The BOJ should be dialing back stimulus to prepare tools to deal with the next recession, which could come around 2019," said former BOJ board member Sayuri Shirai.
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Then in 2017 and 85033, China pulled back on its 2016 stimulus, dialing down the off-balance sheet borrowing of local governments and cracking down on shadow banking.
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The North has ignored South Korean calls for dialogue recently and is seen as dialing up pressure on Seoul to coax major concessions from Washington on its behalf.
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If you stay on the line after dialing, you can hear your current usage announced, and get further options to hear your text and data usage as well.
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Meanwhile, he's apparently been getting "harassing" phone calls from strangers who've heard his story—at one point dialing 911 after someone called him a "loser" and hung up.
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Inflation remains well below its 2 percent target even as the economy enjoys solid growth, keeping it from dialing back stimulus despite the rising costs of prolonged easing.
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But there are also new economic reasons to buy locally made goods: Consumers who are replacing or looking to upgrade are dialing back in light of China's slowdown.
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Talking to an Olympic biathlete about how she trains for competition can offer a life lesson in managing stress and dialing back intensity and aggression in an instant.
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The law, signed by President Donald Trump in 29454, called for a study to determine the hotline's effectiveness and the best three-digit dialing code for the hotline.
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Advocates of the measure worry that its failure would deliver an embarrassing blow to Democrats, who have been railing against Trump for dialing back his own vaping ban.
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The report noted that a sales rep should make about 60 calls a day, but dialing a number and pressing the call button is just the first step.
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But I would shut it down, snap out of it, turn off the music, and return stiff-backed to checking homework and dialing affordable academic-minded summer camps.
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"If I'm sitting in India dialing a million numbers, what are the odds I'm even going to be fined for violating the Do Not Call Registry?" he asked.
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Analysts expect Iranian crude exports to fall by between 500,000 and 1.3 million barrels per day, with buyers in Japan, South Korea and India already dialing back orders.
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The Trump administration is dialing back regulations that locked carmakers into improving average fuel efficiency to 22 miles per gallon for cars and light-duty trucks by 33.
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The SoftBank fund responsible for bankrolling now-embattled WeWork is reportedly dialing back its hallmark high-risk investment strategy and doubling down on corporate governance at its current holdings.
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One event involved a big spinning wheel like ones used on old game shows such as Dialing for Dollars (which is exactly what this event turned out to be).
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One of his first moves was to acquire an Alzheimer's pill from GlaxoSmithKline as it was dialing down its neuroscience research, forming Axovant around it and naming it intepirdine.
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So on Wednesday, the Justice Department sent letters dialing up the pressure on 23 jurisdictions that have failed to hand over records that show compliance with federal immigration laws.
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Coming in the wake of last week's weak retail sales report for July, the tame inflation reading could see financial markets dialing back their rate hike expectations for 2016.
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Referring to Japan's monetary policy, Brekk said there was no problem with the BOJ lagging behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back stimulus given Japan's subdued inflation.
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Foreign leaders are reportedly blindly dialing the Trump Tower to try to reach the president-elect who is speaking to them without any official briefings from Obama administration officials.
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The Philippines will not cut its infrastructure spending just to be cautious about its deficit spending, he said, but instead may look into dialing down on non-infrastructure expenditure.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has struggled to dispel lingering market speculation the Japanese central bank will follow the footsteps of its U.S. and European peers in dialing back stimulus.
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Desai apparently figured out how to exploit the bug using JavaScript code to force "iOS cell phones"—presumably iPhones—to perform a number of functions, including dialing phone numbers.
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California is dialing down expectations for the much-vaunted high-speed line from San Diego to Sacramento and San Francisco, which now will focus just on the Central Valley.
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Despite this grace period, the company repeatedly spammed Davis between the day her payment was due and the end of the extension using an automatic telephone dialing system (ATDS).
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The Loganos say they've been calling around to local animal shelters, dialing 311 and have been putting up flyers all around their neighborhood in Charlotte -- but to no avail.
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McGuire has established his credentials as a savvy negotiator by gradually dialing back demands to replace Deckers' board after large proxy advisory firms said it was a risky strategy.
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Many are predicting AR tech will eventually eclipse VR, and Epson is well positioned to take advantage of it… as long as it keeps dialing back the dork factor.
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And if you still hear crickets after sending an email, it's time for plan B. In that case, Schultz following up the old fashioned way: dialing that person's number.
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Some can even help in crisis situations by directing users to the nearest hospital, dialing a suicide hotline or encouraging those who say they are depressed to seek help.
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As the date, June 23, approaches, the "leave" and "remain" campaigns are dialing up the volume, with claims and counterclaims flying, many with only a tenuous relationship to facts.
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Now, in India, Truecaller for Android will go from being a dialing app alternative to a service that can handle calls and also manage SMS and make video calls.
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The U.S. and South Korean militaries are forging ahead with annual summer war games next week, potentially dialing up tensions with North Korea after a week of relative calm.
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If instead you're suffering hangovers that ruin the following day without dialing back and taking heed of the consequences to your life, you can be at risk for alcoholism.
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Gorman, who took the helm in 2010, has defined his tenure by building out the wealth management business, dialing back bond trading and generally reducing risk across the franchise.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Dialing back military exercises is not currently on the negotiating table with North Korea, Joseph Dunford, Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, said on Thursday.
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A New York Times report describes Kelly dialing into a conference call to learn about the executive order, only to see on TV that Trump was already signing it.
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For instance, the film starts off with a scene of matriarch Patsy Ramsey dialing 9/11 to report the murder but then transitions into a montage of casting tapes.
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The ECB will have a difficult task over the next couple of years: dialing back its unprecedented stimulus without hurting a banking sector still deeply divided along national lines.
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Did Sale have a serious injury, or were the Red Sox pampering him, dialing back his workload intentionally because he had a history of fading late in the season?
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Wines of The Times Producers in the southern Rhône Valley are dialing back the jammy flavors in this red wine, which veered for so long into fruit-bomb territory.
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So the next time your parents make a dad joke about injuring your thumbs because you're "texting all the time," ask them how their rotary dialing fingers are doing.
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U.S. retail sales increased less than expected in November as Americans cut back on discretionary spending, which could see economists dialing back economic growth forecasts for the fourth quarter.
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All that time Warren spends with voters after events wouldn't be there if she were tied down with other, more onerous fundraising duties, like dialing rich donors for cash.
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For whatever reason—bless his heart—when Norwood spotted the dummy, he sprang into action, dialing 911 for help and, in the meantime, launching a one-man rescue mission.
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You should be contributing at least enough to receive an employer match, if you are eligible for one — even if that means cutting other expenses or dialing back your spending.
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And yet, subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind other major central banks in dialing back crisis-mode policies, leaving it with little ammunition to battle the next recession.
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With years of unprecedented stimulus finally lifting inflation, the ECB has been dialing back support, but only by the smallest of increments, fearing that bigger moves risked unraveling its work.
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She says the dialing down of Apple's privacy protections in iOS in particular represents an "immense increase in risk" compared to the uses most researchers in the field would recommend.
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Driving the news: At Tesla, CEO Elon Musk seems to be constitutionally incapable of dialing down the tweets that have cost him and his shareholders billions of dollars in wealth.
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The move follows a trend by the Trump administration of stepping away from past federal assistance for Obamacare and, particularly, of dialing back resources for the upcoming open enrollment period.
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The company has been dialing back on government outreach in the United States, including lobbying, and last week it cut key staff there, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Back in 2013, the NHTSA guidelines were about limiting the amount of interactions needed to complete an action—think touching a programmed favorite button rather than dialing a phone number.
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Washington (CNN)The top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee is dialing back his threat to block Treasury Department nominees, saying he will allow hearings on three nominees to proceed.
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"If they had just picked up a desktop phone and called her by dialing her ten-digit telephone number, that wouldn't have been a violation of the law," Kerney said.
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Dialing in from the basement of his home to an Iraqi security officer, he provided intelligence on buildings occupied by the militants, the location of car bombs and explosives factories.
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Hovsepian, with a master's degree in photography from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, spends long hours here, dialing in on the applied science of capturing decisive moments.
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Siri will begin a countdown before dialing your local 911 center, so you have some time to think about the situation, or bail in case it was a false alarm.
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"Our country will have its own dialing code as other states and it will have full sovereignty for its code," Edita Tahiri, a Kosovo minister and its chief negotiator said.
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Yet as these shops have become more promotional, labels including Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren and Coach are dialing back their exposure, in an effort to wean customers off of discounts.
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Her pure, strong, clear voice—goddamn, that voice—took center stage, dialing down Parton's megawatt star power and giving us a glimpse at the dreamy mountain girl she once was.
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There you could voice your grievances, worries, and praise by actually dialing a number and talking to someone, or at least someone who could connect you to the appropriate office.
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Desai told the Maricopa County Sheriff's Department that his friend discovered the vulnerability and that he tweaked the bug to trigger pop-ups, open emails, and to activate phone dialing.
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Lena Headey and Nick Frost, meanwhile, seem to be having a blast as Raya's parents, Julia and Ricky Knight, dialing up the color and cheer without tipping over into caricature.
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Consumer Reports, a product-testing publication based in New York, reckons unsolicited telephone calls made by automatic dialing machines now comprise over a third of all calls to American homes.
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Pai announced the plan earlier this month, saying it would put teeth behind the commission's efforts to stave off the scourge of billions of robocalls dialing U.S. consumers every year.
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New Jersey-based information and telecommunications company Comodo Group recently hired Mercury Public Affairs to work on matters with the Federal Communications Commission regarding the automatic telephone dialing system issue.
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Trump surprised Shulkin by dialing in Fox & Friends host Pete Hegseth on speaker phone to get his opinion of the legislation, according to two sources with knowledge of the conversation.
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In another room, Lee takes a call from Andrew Cunanan, dialing from a pay phone, and when Marilyn asks who is calling, he lies and says it's a business call.
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Days later, instead of calling him for that getting-back-together hit of dopamine, I found myself dialing a 12-step organization a friend had joined a few years earlier.
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And the creators of dog picture books deliver those while blatantly dialing up the emotions — who can forget the scene in "Madeline's Rescue" where Genevieve gives birth to 23 puppies?
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The Trump administration is dialing back a sweeping ban on flavored vaping products the president promised three months ago, following strenuous lobbying from his political allies and the vaping industry.
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In 2016, then-Congressman Rick Nolan of Minnesota told "60 Minutes" that both political parties expected new lawmakers to spend a staggering 30 hours a week, dialing for campaign dollars.
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Dialing back expectations It's possible the warnings from Corporate America force the Fed to scale back its plans to raise interest rates several more times over the next few quarters.
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By dialing up her visits and presence in the state, Harris is hoping to bounce back from sluggish polling, giving her a chance to build off momentum for later contests.
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"Overnight some wireless customers experienced a dialing error when placing calls from their wireless phone to a long-distance landline number," Chris McCann, a Verizon spokesman, said in a statement.
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The real goal is: How do we get more of the good information while maybe dialing down the extent to which everything gets weighted towards more extreme, more inflammatory [interactions]?
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At first, the panic button might appear to be no more useful than Apple's emergency button or just dialing 911, but there are a couple of factors to keep in mind.
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Its streamlined controls feature a large dial and just three buttons for selecting one of five cooking modes (toast, warm, pizza, bake/reheat, and broil/grill), and dialing in a cooktime.
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So, the Europeans have until then to somehow bring the US around to the idea that it may be worth dialing down the scale of sanctions and restarting talks with Iran.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Sunday the United States and China had agreed to drop their tariff threats, while China on Monday praised a significant dialing back of tensions.
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Now, women can cry out against violence by dialing just three numbers on their phone: 180 — Dial 180 is a hotline created only for women — or else by using an app.
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai announced Friday that such a delay is "unacceptable" and said the commission is investigating the ongoing outage after reports of people getting busy signals when dialing 911.
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Exploration of this new tactic comes as vendors like Michael Kors and Coach are dialing back the volume of handbags they ship to department stores, which were perpetually discounting their products.
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Similar to other calling apps, direct calls between Viber users are always free, but dialing out to a landline or a mobile phone via the "Viber Out" service would cost money.
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Claudio Borghi, economic head of the League party, on Tuesday clarified that the government had no intention of leaving the euro, dialing back earlier comments on Italy's membership of the bloc.
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Thiel said he was eager to escape "herd-like thinking" and "lemming-like behavior" of Silicon Valley, and so he was "dialing it back one level" by moving to Los Angeles.
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But it was the first time the Turkish president himself spoke extensively about the issue, dialing up the pressure on the Saudis to admit what happened and for Trump to respond.
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It's not clear what this week's shakeups will mean for these projects, or BitTorrent as a whole, but it certainly sounds like the company will be dialing back on media production.
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This suggests that skilled lawyers or investigators, rather than politicians obsessed with dialing for campaign dollars, could examine witnesses in ways that are more likely to get at the underlying facts.
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There was even a special phone line between the two stores that required no dialing; just lifting the receiver in one store made a similar phone ring in the other store.
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Piling up debt and deficits sets the stage for the third and concluding strategy: to lower the debt by dialing back Medicare eligibility, lowering the benefits and otherwise crippling the program.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Spooked by a market backlash, some European Central Bank policymakers are having doubts about signaling in July that they are moving closer to dialing back their easy money policy.
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The switchboard operators, whose lines are open to the public, refer to this list of a few dozen people close to the president before dialing up him up, the magazine reported.
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He then told police he started dialing for an ambulance, "but I didn't hit the button because I was scared how bad it looked," he said, as cited by Sky News.
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In New York, an emergency call to the police was simplified later in 19683 — from dialing "O" for operator or a precinct or a borough headquarters, to a central police number.
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Kourtney Kardashian's dialing her fashion all the way back to the Renaissance period ... a shout out to Leonardo da Vinci that may or may not have him rolling in his grave.
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We'll be dialing into the attitudes among investors regarding the competitive arena and we'll be looking for insights into how the esteemed group sees the industry transforming in the next decade.
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" Similarly, for butt dialing — the accidental call made by a cellphone stuck in a back pocket — the editors came up with "alpi tokhes" — which literally means "by way of the backside.
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Maisel—dialing back prices around Los Angeles to reflect the show's 1959 setting—proved so popular that police had to temporarily shut it down Thursday, according to a local ABC affiliate.
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Yet he has been leaning on Mr. Cobb, constantly summoning him to the residence and dialing another lawyer on his team, Jay Sekulow, for consultations, people briefed on the discussions said.
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The economic assessment published by the European Central Bank's in-house economists comes despite some bright spots in the eurozone that will affirm the bank's determination to continue dialing down stimulus.
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On this front, the random-digit-dialing pollsters have it easy: They call everyone, so they can adjust their samples to match census data on the educational makeup of the country.
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This is one of the big downsides of polling off a voter file (versus using random-digit dialing), and the severity of the disadvantage varies a lot from state to state.
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Phil Sobutka, who spent more than 30 minutes dialing and redialing the party's results hotline after his Henderson caucus finished, said the new number worked the first time he tried it.
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News Analysis It is hard to discern a strategy that will accomplish the Trump administration's objectives: renegotiating the nuclear deal with Iran or dialing back Iran's malign behavior in the region.
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After consulting a nearby nurse, Utrankar learned how to input a number by putting the page in the right slot, physically pressing the buttons, dialing out, and collecting a confirmation fax.
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Before smartphones and unlimited data plans became ubiquitous, GOOG-411 was an ingenious life saver, especially because it was free (its alternative, dialing 411, sometimes cost $2 or more per request).
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Emboldened Democrats might talk more about dialing back President Trump's signature tax cuts -- or, at the very least, not extending the cuts for individuals, which are set to expire in 2025.
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And yet, despite this pattern of obfuscation —of promising transparency and then dialing back said promises—Congress is now debating a bill that would give immense power to that same agency.
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PREPPING FOR A PULL-BACK The dialing down of risks hanging over the market could lead to it to become overheated, warned Charles Lemonides, portfolio manager of hedge fund ValueWorks LLC.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales increased less than expected in November as Americans cut back on discretionary spending, which could see economists dialing back economic growth forecasts for the fourth quarter.
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Intentionally dialing wrong numbers is a labor-intensive way to find romance, but it's a popular move in places where traditional gender segregation has collided head-on with cheap new technologies.
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The world's most powerful man has made a virtue of shirking the expectation that America traditionally sets the world order, instead demanding allies do more while dialing back pressure on enemies.
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If drillers start dialing back reinvestment, annual growth rates could look more like 200,000 barrels a day, with better returns for shareholders, rather than 1 million barrels a day, said LeBlanc.
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Concern of triggering a renewed yen spike may also force the Bank of Japan to lag well behind its major peers in dialing back crisis-mode monetary stimulus, some analysts say.
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But now Boeing is trying to reassure everyone that they don't believe this is a worst-case scenario, the Times wrote:Late Wednesday afternoon however, Boeing issued a statement dialing back those fears.
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The pink and blue color-blocked cardboard box has an inside design featuring a manicured Palma-wearing hand dialing a pink telephone and the words "Feelin' Myself" repeating in blue and gold.
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The FCC had expanded the definition of what constituted an automatic telephone dialing system (ATDS) to the point that it may have been construed as applying to basically anyone with a smartphone.
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Steven Quirk, executive vice president of TD Ameritrade's Trader Group, told "Closing Bell" his clients are "dialing down" their exposure to names and sectors that have rallied since the election, including financials.
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I've watched the family member furiously dialing their cellphone, hoping the victim will answer and put their fears to rest—until they hear the phone ring from the body on the ground.
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President Obama did express at least some criticism of Saudi Arabia's conduct in Yemen in his final days in office by postponing one key arms deal and dialing back some intelligence sharing.
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Since messages are sent by individuals rather than auto-dialing software, the P2P messages allow campaign staff to have a running conversation with the voter, who can ask questions or give feedback.
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" In a longer version of the ad, potential workers are encouraged to "hurry to apply," and warned that the company's jobs hotline may be busy because "so many applicants are dialing in.
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But Governor Haruhiko Kuroda reassured markets the BOJ will still lag well behind the Federal Reserve in dialing back its massive stimulus program, with inflation far from reaching his 2 percent target.
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The greenback rebounded against the yen after the Bank of Japan left monetary policy unchanged as expected, disappointing some traders who had thought it would hint at dialing back on monetary stimulus.
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Gavin Newsom announced this week that California is dialing back its high-speed rail project, originally meant to connect Los Angeles and San Francisco, because of an estimated cost of $77 billion.
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Developed by a Norwegian concern now owned by Cisco Systems, the desktop units—which look like knock-off iMacs, with a handset for dialing—support seamless and, when enabled, classified video-teleconferencing.
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The euro rose towards 20.18-2941.70/80.16 month highs as the data was seen as keeping pressure on the European Central Bank to start dialing back stimulus measures as early as June.
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"We believe 611 is a simple, easy-to-remember number and is the best option for the three-digit dialing code for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline," they wrote in the letter.
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Once touted out as a potential $1 billion-a-year blockbuster product, Dengvaxia's initial sales last year were only 55 million euros ($65 million) and industry analysts have been dialing back expectations.
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However, Abe, taking a leaf from the Trump playbook, may allow tensions to abate before dialing up the rhetoric ahead of an October tax hike in order to shore up domestic support.
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"I want to see an opening up of global trade, I want to see a dialing down of tensions and I want to see tariffs come off," he said, according to Reuters.
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Because the headset knows where you're looking, it can spend a larger share of computer's performance rendering what you see at the moment, while dialing back other images in your peripheral vision.
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When I finally left the salon, I barely got 10 steps before I deteriorated into a puddle of tears, dialing a close friend and admitting the one major flaw in my plan.
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I quite like the idea of someone walking into the nearest town, pulling out their old Nokia, dialing this up and keeping up to date with the most news-addicted of us.
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This is all fairly low-stakes at this point, given the lack of established use cases, so dialing back from more advanced technologies to more approachable ones is probably the right call.
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Scratch your head to try to understand why Ms. Bullock, already a consummate artist, will be presented on the least of Carnegie's stages — and while you're at it, start dialing for returns.
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The political strategy for Republicans after Trump's victory should have been obvious: Seal the working-class realignment with a dose of economic populism, hold the suburbs by dialing back the Trumpian excesses.
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Instead of its usual coverage of the games, it would run a so-called Zen broadcast of each leg, dialing down the noise from the crowd and replacing it with relaxing music.
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Take the case of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) originally enacted in 1991 to restrict telemarketing calls and the use of automatic telephone dialing systems and artificial or prerecorded voice messages.
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One afternoon at the end of my workday, eight months after our relationship began, I found myself sitting in my parked car, dialing his number in a moment of panic and confusion.
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All but one of the surveys using random digit dialing — a kind of poll that contacts all types of adults, including those who are unregistered — have shown a Sanders lead in the state.
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Then I had to walk across the parking lot to find the dealer I was looking for, who was obviously furiously dialing me because I had the temerity to be eight seconds late.
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When Americans first began dialing up in the 231s, it was via phone lines that were regulated under Title II of the Communications Act, meaning they could not discriminate based on the content.
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The Toronto-based company is the self-proclaimed inventor of "ringless voicemails," providing its customers a way of auto-dialing a list of phone numbers and dropping voicemails without leaving a missed call.
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But with inflation distant from its target, the BOJ has said it is nowhere near dialing back the stimulus, even as its U.S. and European counterparts eye an exit from crisis-mode policies.
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Broward County School District Superintendent Robert Runcie tweeted about the two deaths Sunday and offered suicide prevention resources for students and parents, including services such as resiliency centers, crisis hotlines, and dialing #2741741.
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I had to spend some time dialing in the Amp's EQ settings in the app (which are surprisingly minimal) to get to something that sounded more suited to the speakers and the room.
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Because whether or not you consider yourself skilled in the area of dialing the rotary phone, shakin' the bacon, or whatever euphemism you prefer, you probably didn't start out as a masturbatory pro.
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Just sitting there dialing in new combinations of oscillators and envelopes and tweaking their parameters is a pure-bliss combination of sound and touch that any synth geek on any level will understand.
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When Jan Schakowsky needed to raise money for her first run for Congress, in 1998, she opened up a directory of lawyers and started dialing the numbers of the women she found there.
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Separately, the FCC voted 2-1 to fine New Mexico-based Dialing Services $2.88 million for facilitating "unlawful robocalls" after an investigation in 2012 found the company had made millions of unwanted calls.
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That scene between Elizabeth and Paige was great, by the way, in part because it illustrated that being a spy sometimes just means dialing the contradictions and complexity of adulthood up to 11.
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If nothing changes, states newly accepting the expansion would not get full federal funding after 2016 and instead would get payments that are somewhat less, eventually dialing back to 90 percent of costs.
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"A drop in refinery runs at the peak of summer driving season indicate refiners are dialing back amid faltering profit margins," said Matt Smith, analyst at New York-based oil cargoes tracker Clipperdata.
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The brightening economic prospects have stoked speculation the BOJ will follow in the footsteps of its U.S. and European peers in dialing back stimulus, a view BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has repeatedly dismissed.
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With inflation still well short of the bank's 2 percent target, the BOJ is nowhere near dialing back stimulus even as its U.S. and European counterparts eye an exit from ultra-loose policies.
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Inflation remains well below its 2 percent target even as the economy enjoys its longest growth run in 28 years, keeping it from dialing back stimulus despite the rising costs of prolonged easing.
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By analyzing millions of miles of driving data collected over three years, the team found that dialing a phone was the most dangerous distraction, increasing a drivers' chance of crashing by 12 times.
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It's cleanup time, whether that means dialing down the fast-fashion splurges or cutting back some of the inflammation-producing foods that can zap our energy, like wheat and bottomless refills of coffee.
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FedEx Corp's recent breakup with Amazon means UPS could handle even more holiday packages for the online retailer, which is dialing up the pressure by promising significantly more one-day deliveries this year.
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FedEx Corp's recent breakup with Amazon means UPS could handle even more holiday packages for the online retailer, which is dialing up the pressure by promising significantly more one-day deliveries this year.
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Venture investors have already started dialing back aggressive investment plans while moving ahead with previously planned deals, and founders of late-stage startups are scrambling to make ends meet without additional cash reserves.
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In an interview with The New York Times, one woman cried as she recalled dialing into the hotline and recounting an appointment she had with Dr. Tyndall before graduating from U.S.C. in 13.
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Might Puerto Rico see improved results, athletically and to public health, by dialing down the volume in youth sports, controlling costs for families and rebuilding the community base upon which elite sports sits?
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WASHINGTON, Dec 0.13 (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales increased less than expected in November as Americans cut back on discretionary spending, which could see economists dialing back economic growth forecasts for the fourth quarter.
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So as she goes, Johnson said anyone pushing to be her replacement would be wise to remember the President has a habit of speed dialing trusted allies not on the White House payroll.
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He was meant to be dialing me, at home in New York, to discuss his cruise collection, which he showed at the Miho Museum, about an hour's drive east of Kyoto, on Sunday.
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Their telephone call on that April day was first arranged by advisers, not McCain simply dialing up Obama as he would do with his legion of friends, a sign they were hardly tight.
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The National Suicide Hotline Improvement Act specifies that the FCC must submit a report to Congress with a suggested dialing code and a cost-benefit analysis of switching to a three-digit number.
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They started the official workweek back at the Qualtrics headquarters, where they held an all-hands meeting for about 1,000 local employees, with others dialing in from Dublin, Seattle, Dallas and Raleigh, North Carolina.
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The short clip features footage of Spears rehearsing for the music video, as well as her on set during the shoot and in interviews before the song had fans hitting repeat and dialing TRL.
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Lyft is dialing up its battle against rival Uber for customers' loyalty with a new monthly subscription option called Lyft Pink that includes discounts on rides, free bike and scooter rides, and other perks.
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Analysts say there is little chance of the BOJ withdrawing stimulus any time soon given the worsening global economic outlook, meaning it will lag well behind the Fed in dialing back crisis-mode policies.
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There is so much wrong with all of Trump's dialing-for-favors that his outreach to Morrison and his use of the attorney general for political purpose, may one day seem like lesser transgressions.
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Starting approximately two hours after the conclusion of the call, a replay will be available through August 12, 2016, by dialing (855) 859-2056 (domestic) or (6873) 537-3406 (international) and entering passcode 45871579.
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Fidelity's "tinkering" with the funds' methodology for dialing down investor risk over time raised concerns about the funds' management, said Longfellow Advisors, an outside consultant hired by Dassault, in a report to the company.
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JONATHAN SWAN, NATIONAL POLITICAL REPORTER, AXIOS: Well, there is no dialing down of tariffs or intention, I mean, the tariffs all of remain in place, the steel and aluminum tariffs, and the retaliatory tariffs.
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Whatever the recruiter wanted to talk about won't change just because you didn't pick up on the first attempt, and it will also stay the same if you take a beat before dialing back.
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For those who've ever felt threatened while walking home late at night, the ability make an emergency phone call without even unlocking your home screenâ€"let alone dialing a numberâ€"is a game changer.
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These include dialing back on the amount of logo merchandise in its assortment, giving store managers more control over what products to feature in their respective locations and shuttering one-third of its fleet.
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By slashing Medicaid and dialing back the financial assistance for people who purchase private coverage, the original bill was projected to lead to 22 million fewer Americans having health insurance in 2026, versus Obamacare.
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In recent weeks, the dollar has lost momentum on economic growth worries in the U.S. and a dialing back of rate hike expectations, benefiting emerging market currencies - with the MSCI emerging market currency index .
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In a decision on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Charles Kocoras rejected Santander's bid for a judgment in its favor, saying the lender did not establish that its dialing equipment is exempt from the TCPA.
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And, while this moment is not particularly relevant to his confusion of the holidays, it is certainly of note that immediately following that conversation, Lochte realized he'd been butt-dialing people as they spoke.
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Gomez argued that Campbell-Ewald had violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), which prohibits using any automatic dialing system to send a text message to a cellular phone without the recipient's prior consent.
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If the select committee succeeds, members will be able to spend more time deliberating policy and crafting effective legislation, rather than "dialing for dollars" 40 hours a week as they feel compelled to do.
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The move is meant to address the problems with dialing emergency services from a cell phone, where outdated infrastructure has made it difficult to obtain a mobile caller's location quickly and accurately, Apple says.
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But if the market plunge has taught you that your risk tolerance isn't as high as you once thought it was, dialing back your stock allocation may help you ride out storms like these.
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He's also stepped up public outreach, dialing in to a local Fox station as he sought to reassure his district: "Now we're at war with a virus, not an army," he told the anchor.
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But we had no choice: It is hard or even impossible to conduct a poll of a congressional district with random digit dialing, since no lists exist of telephone numbers sorted by congressional district.
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While China has been angered by North Korea's repeated nuclear and missile tests, it has also called for the United States and its allies to help lessen tension by dialing back their military drills.
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The governor convened a conference call Thursday with donors, and Eric and Sheena Greitens later spent the afternoon dialing Senate and then House lawmakers, reiterating their public statements and their resolve to move forward.
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Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has repeatedly said the BOJ is in no rush to follow other central banks in dialing back its crisis-mode stimulus, with inflation still well below the bank's 20.9 percent target.
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The automakers this year have been deliberately dialing back sales to rental-car companies, which often generate little to no profit, while struggling to keep retail sales from sagging further, according to industry analysts.
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Despite the teething problems with Flipkart, Meena said Walmart has been smart about the bets it's made, under McKenna's leadership, like dialing back its UK operation and partnering with local player Rakuten in Japan.
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And today, Reuters reported that the bureau is dialing back an investigation of how Equifax failed to protect millions of consumers' personal data in a massive cyberattack on the credit-reporting firm last year.
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Last year, then-Federal Communications Commission chair Tom Wheeler expressed frustration with how often these "dead patches" cripple their small businesses, deter tourists, and even prevent rural residents from dialing 911 during critical emergencies.
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Amid concerns the trade dispute could affect other areas such as rare earths and capital markets, China on Tuesday vowed a tough response if Trump insists on dialing up the pressure with more tariffs.
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The President-elect spent part of his day Thursday dialing Ohio Republicans in the hopes of swaying their decision in Friday's vote for Ohio Republican Party chairman, according to a source familiar with the calls.
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The smart decision could mean dialing down equity exposure from 230 percent to 20.16 percent for younger investors, and investing in a variety of more conservative assets, from bonds to money market accounts, and cash.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank reaffirmed its ultra-easy policy stance on Thursday but dropped a promise to increase bond purchases if needed, taking another small step in dialing back its extraordinary stimulus measures.
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Last Friday seemed to offer some respite, with the arrest of an individual responsible for some of the threats, and a new order from the FCC stripping anonymity protections from anyone dialing into a JCC.
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Related: The US State Department Maintains a Hands-Off Approach to Honduras, Despite Wave of Activist Murders Some international groups are also wary of dialing down the pressure in the wake of this week's arrests.
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The startup's tech focuses on dialing-in user location data to just a few meters so that companies utilizing the API can tell whether their marketing efforts are actually turning into consumers visiting physical locations.
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Taking the cue, Gingrich won his first of many Congressional races in 1978 by dialing down his environmental rhetoric and cozying up to local industries that had run afoul of the new agencies and laws.
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Since Donald has also said under oath that he doesn't text, we have to assume that this photo from October of 2015 shows him doing something web-related, provided he's not dialing a phone number.
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Subdued inflation has forced the Bank of Japan to maintain ultra-loose policy even as the economic recovery gathers momentum, suggesting it will lag behind its global peers in dialing back its crisis-era stimulus.
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To accommodate attendees dialing in via video call, position your camera in a way that's within your natural line of vision so you appear to be looking one another in the eyes when you're speaking.
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The ten-track album, due out May 13 on Vice Music, retains the band's core intensity while dialing down the overall abrasion in favor of more varied paces, straightforwardly corrosive energy, and more accessible moments.
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The results come as the ECB prepares to start dialing back its monetary stimulus after years of ultra-low interest rates and massive bond purchases, paving the ground for rate hikes further down the line.
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"Oncologists have been getting much smarter about dialing back treatment so that it doesn't do more harm than good," Steven Katz, a University of Michigan researcher who examines medical decision-making, told The Washington Post.
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A bipartisan pair of House lawmakers on Thursday unveiled a compromise bill aimed at thwarting the scourge of robocalls dialing up U.S. consumers, about one month after the Senate adopted its own anti-robocall bill.
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In the ensuing hours, Twitter's 100 or so staff members working on the company's Election Day efforts woke up and started dialing super PACs and advocacy groups to place last-minute ads in swing states.
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"The idea that women can just cram more tasks into every hour, simultaneously pumping, filing expense reports, and dialing into a conference call, has real allure," working mom of two Annaliese Griffin wrote for Quartz.
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Taking the cue, Gingrich won his first of many Congressional races in 63 by dialing down his environmental rhetoric and cozying up to local industries that had run afoul of the new agencies and laws.
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More specifically, All About the Message wants the F.C.C. to rule that its voice mail messages are not calls, and therefore can be delivered by automatic telephone dialing systems using an artificial or prerecorded voice.
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Yahoo (894 F.3d 116), in which that court said that a phone system must have the capacity to generate random numbers in order to be considered an "automated telephone dialing system" under the TCPA.
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In addition to selling their own international calling and data plans, the major American wireless carriers — AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless — also have instructions for dialing into voice mail while traveling abroad.
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The system she minutely describes is scary enough (I now have a clearer picture of why the Pokémon Go app, a real data gobbler, was offered for free) without dialing the volume up to 11.
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Now, Slack is dialing up one of those partnerships — its integrations with Google Drive — to make its app that much more useful for completing tasks without having to jump in and out of different app windows.
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Using an automated dialing system, our goal is to inform voters of their representatives' dangerous stances on guns and patch those voters through to their officials' offices to voice their opinions and hold their politicians accountable.
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It won't stop your phone from ringing, and all it takes is someone dialing *67 before your number to thwart it and show up as "Blocked" on your caller ID. Here's an FAQ on the feature.
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However, you should still be contributing at least enough to your retirement plan to receive an employer match, if you are eligible for one — even if that means cutting other expenses or dialing back your spending.
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Dialing back a bit, from 2010's fourth quarter to its first quarter in 2011, Facebook's revenue stayed flat, implying that it managed to meet its holiday-bolstered quarter in the following period through sheer growth.
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Investors are dialing back hopes that U.S. President Donald Trump will swiftly enact his agenda, with a Thursday vote on a health-care bill a litmus test which could give stock investors another reason to sell.
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Yellen's dovish comments and the prospect of the Fed dialing back the pace of interest rate hikes have created a short-term opportunity, but investors should be wary of taking on too much risk, Rosenberg said.
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As Washington fiddles, China is investing billions in U.S. startups with cutting-edge products that could have military applications at the same time it is dialing back investments in less critical American industries such as entertainment.
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The ECB has been dialing back stimulus for months and expects to end a 2.6 trillion euro asset purchase scheme in December, arguing that it has done enough to sustain growth and the rebound in inflation.
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In the run-down cyclone shelter in Kelambakkam that now serves as a refugee center, Rohingya families are constantly on their phones, desperately dialing in to Myanmar, hoping someone will pick up at the other end.
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And Mr. Middleditch (star of the smart HBO comedy "Silicon Valley" and those grating Verizon commercials) is blessedly low-key, dialing down the neuroses and allowing his director, Jason James, to control the increasingly sanguine mood.
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A 2016 60 Minutes investigation found that the National Republican Congressional Committee essentially set up call centers near the U.S. Capitol, where members were mandated to spend up to four hours each day dialing for dollars.
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Not coincidentally, only two of the nonpartisan Virginia pollsters using a voter file appear to weight by education; all but one of the pollsters using random digit dialing in Virginia do, most likely using the census.
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US and European flyers are also less likely to come into contact with a plane that has visited China recently as more and more airlines are dialing back or temporarily canceling their services to the region.
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The 11th Circuit seemed to suggest that because smartphone owners take the intermediate step of entering the phone numbers of their contacts, calls and texts from the devices don't fit the TCPA's definition of automatic dialing.
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The rose to a five-month high on Tuesday on the back of broad-based selling of the dollar and speculation the Bank of Japan could be close to dialing back record levels of monetary stimulus.
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Dialing up tensions, the U.S. House of Representatives passed two bills to back protesters in Hong Kong and send a warning to China about human rights, with President Donald Trump expected to sign them into law.
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Office workplaces are covered by OSHA regulations, which sets standards that employers must use to protect their employees from hazards, but the couches and kitchen tables where employees are dialing into meetings present different ergonomic challenges.
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The FCC has been considering how to best define the concept of an "automated telephone dialing system," and that definition is currently "up in the air," says Margot Saunders, senior counsel of the National Consumer Law Center.
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Mr. Paulson listed several initiatives he'd like to see passed as quickly as possible, including what he called the "dialing back" of unnecessary regulations, reforming corporate taxes to make US companies more competitive and renegotiating trade agreements.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull swerved around the usual protocol for contacts with America's closest allies -- the United Kingdom usually comes first -- and reached Trump by dialing a phone number he got from pro golfer Greg Norman.
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" During an interview in August with SiriusXM's "Dialing Donny" ,Scarborough talked about their relationship, saying, "I realized after a couple of years of sort of slinking around my house and being depressed … I was being Bridget Jones.
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The Japanese yen and the Swiss franc remained firm against the dollar with both currencies set to gain nearly one percent so far this month against the greenback signaling investors were broadly dialing back on risky assets.
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The Japanese yen and the Swiss franc remained firm against the dollar with both currencies set to gain nearly 1 percent so far this month against the greenback signalling investors were broadly dialing back on risky assets.
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Yet, it's not just small donations that are needed, but reliable streams of small donations, so that politicians could start to transition from dialing-for-dollars around-the-clock to actually doing the actual work of politics.
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She said she maneuvered her car to the side of the road before dialing 911 and snagged a few pictures of her unexpected passenger, thinking to herself "nobody is going to believe this," she told the outlet.
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JF: We had the right phone, and we caught Holly Taylor [who plays Paige] on set dialing with her thumbs, so we had to give her a lesson in how to dial an old-style touchtone phone.
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An analysis from the Urban Institute and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation finds nearly one-in-six nonelderly residents of West Virginia and Kentucky would become uninsured under the original Senate plan, dialing up the heat on Sen.
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Under the bill, the Federal Communications Commission would be required to create regulations for the use of artificial call messages and automatic dialing systems that have made it easier for scammers to send out millions of calls.
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Windowing is a standard technique of smoothly dialing a signal to zero at the beginning and end of a segment of data before doing a mathematical operation called a "Fourier transform" that facilitates comparisons to other data.
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The slew of upbeat data may offer relief to BOJ policymakers, who are increasingly worried about the demerits of ultra-easy policy but wary of choking off a budding economic recovery by dialing back stimulus too quickly.
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"We're dialing back on both of [the conventions], just because clients have dialed back on both of them," said one Republican strategist who only planned to be at the GOP convention for a day and a half.
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"Whitney grabbed the hotel phone to dial her father, but before she could finish dialing, Bobby snatched the receiver out of her hand, striking her on the head with it," writes Crawford, recounting what Vejar told her.
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It's sign-up season for the Affordable Care Act, but the Trump administration isn't making it easy — cutting the enrollment period in half, slashing advertising and dialing back on counselors who help consumers get through the process.
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Business asks FCC to clarify the rules Recognizing that calling and texting consumers en masse has never been easier or less expensive, companies have sought innovative, effective and compliant methods to reach consumers using automated dialing technologies.
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You can change the speed of the tracks by dialing up a different beats-per-minute rate, or let the app use your phone's sensors to measure your pace and match the music to your exercise rate.
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Amamiya echoed Kuroda's remarks on Tuesday that debate of an exit from easy policy won't happen unless inflation hits his 2 percent goal, seeking to dispel speculation the BOJ will follow global peers in dialing back stimulus.
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What is affecting investment sentiment and long-term plans for companies is that they are uncertain about how to execute their five-year strategy plans, he said, and that is why companies are dialing back on spending.
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Atlantics starts out as a work of social realism, dialing up the fury as the people of the village grow more and more hobbled by the developer's exploitation even as they try to make life go on.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar's rally is largely over, according to about two-thirds of currency strategists polled by Reuters who said a dialing-back of rate hike expectations has diminished the greenback's edge over its peers.
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The biggest one is that not all the people in the voter file have a telephone number associated with their record (in contrast, random digit dialing would ensure that every person had a chance of being called).
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But this week, the host is dialing up the positivity with a special holiday series that focuses on giving back to families in need (as well as showering her live audience with goodies, à la Oprah Winfrey).
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As the BOJ lags well behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back crisis-mode policies, some BOJ policymakers have openly warned of the rising cost of prolonged easing, such as the hit to bank profits.
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When David is taught to tune out the cacophonous voices in his head in order to focus on whichever one he specifically wants to listen to, he's shown dialing a gigantic prop volume knob down to zero.
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The Department of Justice is taking a new approach to robocalls, seeking approval to hold telecommunications companies responsible for calls on their networks instead of just going after the often-overseas criminals who actually do the dialing.
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By dialing back the degree of his threat to encompass only the region, while dangling the possibility of peace and reconciliation, Kim has conditioned Seoul and Washington to accept Pyongyang's smaller threat as a fact of life.
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Last year, Congress passed and President Donald Trump signed into law the National Suicide Hotline Improvement Act, which called for a study to determine the hotline's effectiveness and the best three-digit dialing code for the hotline.
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Even as cell phones have outdated the maintenance of landlines in the home, we still pantomime the technology of archaic dialing patterns and receivers, indicating that in our mobile-technology era, there is something fundamental about payphones.
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As I wrote for NOVA Next, Germany stabilized its grid and electricity supply by dialing up its fossil fuel, nuclear, and hydro power, while also asking four energy-hogging aluminum smelters to dial down their power use temporarily.
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" During an interview with SiriusXM's "Dialing Donny" in August 2017, Scarborough talked about their relationship, saying, "I realized after a couple of years of sort of slinking around my house and being depressed … I was being Bridget Jones.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Thursday a deal could be reached next week with companies to end a contractual dispute over several natural gas pipelines, dialing back hopes for a quicker resolution.
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While soft inflation keeps the BOJ from dialing back its radical stimulus, some BOJ policymakers have openly voiced concern over the rising cost of prolonged easing such as the negative effect of near-zero rates on bank profits.
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You can cut down on this discomfort by dialing back the veggie consumption a bit: Try continuing to eat veggies as part of your lunches and dinners, but see if you can make your snacks less fiber-heavy.
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Thompson said he figured out that he could essentially force a friend's phone to pick up by dialing one person in FaceTime, and then swiping up and attempting to dial another person before the first one picked up.
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When the group caught Ibrahim and Idrees Nasir breaking a ban on using cellphones, they discovered the men were in contact with Iraqi security forces by dialing the last number they had called, their cousin Nawfal Youssef said.
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"It's my sense that companies were already dialing down their convention expenditures for both parties, and Trump is a convenient excuse," said Michael Hacker, a partner at consulting firm HDMK, who has advised clients on political convention planning.
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For example, on AT&T, open the phone's keypad and dial *3282# (more easily remembered as *DATA#) to get a free text message back with your current usage statistics; dialing *3286# (or *DATO#) gets the information in Spanish.
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Priced at $210 to $27 from network carriers, including a dialing and data plan, the Note 8 kicks off a new era of premium-priced handsets, which analysts expect to be joined by $1,000-plus iPhones next month.
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In particular, the euro has reached a three-year high against the dollar as investors anticipate the European Central Bank dialing back its economic stimulus efforts sooner than previously expected, which would mean higher interest on the euro.
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Within the animated film's universe, Belle's costumes sit uneasily; despite dialing back the 18th-century setting, enough of the silhouette remains elsewhere that we can tell her wardrobe has been pushed forward in time from everything around her.
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In the wake of a grassroots campaign that saw people knocking on more than 800,000 doors and dialing 1 million phones, two thirds of Missourians voted to send that anti-worker atrocity into the ash heap of history.
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The clammy end-stage Rudolph Giuliani currently butt-dialing reporters and nodding out in cigar bars certainly fits with Trump's careening personal sloppiness and unseemly thirst for attention, but trades Trump's plummy savoir-faire for spittle and sozzle.
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But during this period when the artists in this upcoming tour were at the top of their game, Caller ID was actually seen as a privacy risk not for the recipients of the phone calls, but those dialing.
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It remained to be seen what the Supreme Court would do, but the request for a review, which had the blessing of the president, appeared to open the door to dialing back at least some of its decision.
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After inflation in the eurozone hit the official target of 2 percent in February, economists in Germany said it was time to begin dialing back purchases of government bonds and other measures aimed at lowering market interest rates.
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This makes it harder and more expensive for pollsters to gather a truly random sample of opinions because U.S. law prohibits computerized auto-dialing (also known as robocalls) to cellphones and there is no central directory for cellphones.
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But knowing they'd need every point they could get to beat New England, head coach Doug Pederson elected to keep the offense on the field, dialing up a trick play that would go down in Super Bowl history.
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And then they went further, actually dialing 203 of those numbers, and spending a total of more than 220 hours on the phone with the scammers, pretending to be victims to hear the fake IT help desks' entire scripts.
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One of the never-fail ways to communicate complicated feelings in movies of old — for example, movies from before 2007 — was to show a character picking up a phone, dialing a number, puffing out their lips, then hanging up.
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So, it isn't like we -- if we wanted to buy in the field, we necessarily then, you know, would start dialing and flying around and everything that – CHARLIE MUNGER: Occidental knows a lot about the Basin, and we don't.
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Speech recognition technology has been around for more than half a decade, though the early uses of speech recognition — like voice dialing or desktop dictation — certainly don't seem as sexy as today's burgeoning virtual agents or smart home devices.
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Financial markets ignored Kuroda's reminder that the BOJ will maintain its massive stimulus in a sign of how nervous investors have become on when it might follow the footsteps of other central banks in dialing back crisis-mode stimulus.
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People's reliance on cellphones has complicated polling: Federal law forbids automated calls to such phones, so pollsters must bear the considerable expense of dialing them by hand or, alternately, make do without them, which can lead to imperfect results.
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This afternoon, the House of Representatives approved an anti-robocalling measure, dialing up the heat that Congress has been pressing on telecoms and the Federal Communications Commission due to the onslaught of harmful calls over the past few years.
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Kalanick — who has undergone his share of trouble (and also personal tragedy) this year — will also address the crowd gathered at Uber's Market Street headquarters, as well as employees who will be dialing in from all over the world.
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The company initially had high hopes for its dengue vaccine, touting it as a potential $1-billion-a-year-plus product, but initial sales last year were only 55 million euros and industry analysts have been dialing back expectations.
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Sometimes you can successfully intervene, and part of the pediatrician's job is to help you find guidelines that sometimes work — sleep training, breaking bad habits and reinforcing good ones, helping a baby learn to self-soothe, dialing down tantrums.
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A group of attorneys general from all 50 states and Washington, D.C., joined executives from 12 phone companies Thursday to announce a sweeping effort to combat the scourge of illegal robocalls dialing up millions of U.S. customers every year.
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Mr. Murphy said that the White House should use its leverage over the Saudis, and use the threat of dialing back some of this support to try to rein in a campaign that has been widely condemned as reckless.
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"Trump starts by talking tough about China, North Korea, and NAFTA, but then he starts dialing thing back to pretty much where they were," said Janine Davidson, who served as under secretary of the Navy during Obama's second term.
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner had pleaded with residents to stay put in the nation's fourth-largest city and spare the city's inundated 911 operators — who received more than 1,500 calls — by dialing only in cases of life-threatening emergencies.
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Mr. Fleischer said Mr. Trump's more inclusive tone in the video was the latest example of a pattern he set during the campaign of dialing back his impulse for fiery speech when he felt it was in his interest.
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In a meeting Wednesday night in the Oval Office, with Mr. Kushner dialing in from the Middle East, the president lost patience with aides he saw as slow-walking his request and decided tariffs would be going into effect.
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She also displayed plenty of vocal dazzle, with pungent top notes, a simmering dusky low range and a prodigious ability to shape sound like putty, dialing back the intensity on a long note and letting it swell up again.
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A digital photo first uploaded to Yahoo at the turn of the century, in other words, when most people online were still dialing in to get there, and not once again rescued this year, may finally meet its demise.
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Dialing one of these "Facebook support" numbers can get you on the line with a con artist (often working in an overseas call center) who may make all sorts of claims about your account security or general computer health.
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It took aim at telemarketers that used automated dialing systems, typically to place calls or send faxes to randomly generated numbers, and allowed the recipients of such calls to sue for hefty statutory damages of as much as $1500.
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As caucus chairs grappled with a malfunctioning app and party officials scrambled to take results by phone, one anonymous 4chan user encouraged comrades to add to the chaos -- by dialing the public caucus hotline listed on the party's website.
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"GGP and others have been dialing down their exposure to apparel specialty stores, and a number of these companies have focused on grocery-anchored centers or sought to bring in more grocery tenants to their existing centers," Weinswig wrote.
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Upon retiring, it is practically de rigueur these days for members of Congress to complain about the endless "dialing for dollars" they have to do as part of running for reelection — calling up donor after donor, begging for money.
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"The real quandary now for the processed food industries is not just dialing back on salt, sugar and fat — which they're all doing — but figuring out ways to replace their ingredients with real stuff, like Brussels sprouts and broccoli," Moss says.
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If a random-digit-dialing poll's sample of adult men is unusually Democratic, for instance, then the group of Democrats would end up too male — since the poll will simply filter the electorate to those people who call themselves Democrats.
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The dialing-down of forecasts underscores how state lenders are struggling more than their private-sector rivals to cope with Brazil's harshest recession ever due to more lax provisioning policies in the past and years of government interference in decision making.
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The euro has been stuck in a tight trading range since November as broadening weakness in the euro zone economy has offset a sharp dialing back in expectations for interest rate rises by the United States Federal Reserve this year.
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CHINA China on Monday praised a significant dialing back of trade tension with the United States, with the government saying agreement was in the interests of both countries while state media trumpeted what it saw as China's refusal to surrender.
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This happens because, in each iteration of stochastic gradient descent, more or less accidental correlations in the training data tell the network to do different things, dialing the strengths of its neural connections up and down in a random walk.
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February is a time for spectacle and maximalist cinema, for escaping the winter doldrums by dialing everything up to 11, whether it's John Wick: Chapter 2 (assassins, but more of them!) or Fifty Shades Darker (kinky sex, but more of it
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Dialing back the Volcker Rule that limits banks' ability to engage in speculative investments is a top priority for President Donald Trump's nominee for U.S. Treasury secretary, Steve Mnuchin, according to a document seen by Reuters on Monday.
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China's bid to improve relations with the Philippines comes amid uncertainty, and acrimony, over the normally tight relations between the Philippines and its main ally, the United States, as Duterte shows little sign of dialing down rhetoric fiercely critical of Washington.
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And while he may be dialing back his work on PUBG, that doesn't mean the game is winding down, with big projects like an evolving e-sports league and an ambitious remaster of the game's first map in the works.
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Read MoreLending Club board lost trust in CEO amid probe: Sources Regulators are considering dialing up the heat on senior bankers, including on extended payouts for delayed compensation, but, according to the KBW report, left the matter of compensation to boards.
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A replay of the conference call will be available Tuesday, July 2603, 2260 at 2824:22900 noon EDT through midnight EDT on Tuesday, August 2, 2016, by dialing (855) 859-2056 for domestic calls and (404) 81-3406 for international calls.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan is set to keep monetary settings unchanged on Friday and reassure markets it will lag way behind the Federal Reserve in dialing back its massive stimulus program, with inflation stubbornly low despite a strengthening economy.
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In an interview with CNN, Melendez said he tried a few different White House phone numbers and left messages, until he was eventually connected with top administration officials after dialing a number he found on Google for the White House switchboard.
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The issue received new attention this week after the results of a police investigation in Cincinnati revealed numerous breakdowns in the response to a teenager who got trapped under the backseat of his minivan and died despite voice-dialing 911.
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And now Grace Coddington, the 4503-year-old creative director of American Vogue, the yin to the editor Anna Wintour's yang, and an accidental celebrity since the 2009 documentary "The September Issue," is dialing down her role at the magazine.
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And yet, subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back its crisis-mode policies, leaving it with little ammunition to battle an abrupt yen spike that could derail an export-driven economic recovery.
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Given the press and praise Netflix's original TV series have been getting in contrast with its movies, dialing back on films in favor of shows seems like a logical move if the service wants the most bang for its buck.
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And yet, subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back crisis-mode policies, and with a dearth of ammunition to battle an abrupt yen spike that could derail an export-driven economic recovery.
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Joe Antos, a healthcare expert at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, likewise said that Republicans dialing back ObamaCare's increased federal spending on Medicaid and moving to less generous financial assistance would likely mean a GOP plan would cover fewer people.
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And yet, subdued inflation has left the BOJ well behind its U.S. and European counterparts in dialing back crisis-mode policies, leaving it with little ammunition to battle an abrupt yen spike that could derail an export-driven economic recovery.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Sunday the United States and China had agreed to drop their tariff threats on billions of dollars worth of each country's goods, while China on Monday praised a significant dialing back of tensions.
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Rather than dialing down expectations, Union Pacific said it would use workforce reductions and other cost-saving measures to stay ahead of the volume shortfall, sending shares in the Omaha, Nebraska-based railroad up 73% to $172 in midday trading.
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