To set up downtime, go to Settings —> Screen Time —> Downtime.
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The downtime problemTop among Gartner's criticisms is too much downtime.
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You have all this downtime, you work for an hour at night, and then there's more downtime.
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Downtime Downtime is yet another new tool in iOS meant to help you shift focus away from tech before bedtime.
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Downdetector doesn't release its records of total hours of recorded downtime for any given service, but it shared with Business Insider indexed data that directly corresponds to downtime, and that allows for comparisons in downtime between different internet services.
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" Downtime Bar posted a statement on its Facebook page, writing, "Dear Patrons, We want to address some concerns about a recent incident at Downtime.
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If this is a downtime episode, its only downtime in the sense that we're setting the stage for a huge battle instead of fighting one.
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Officials said that is the maximum possible downtime, and said last year the actual downtime was significantly less than what was scheduled, at 21.5 hours out of a scheduled 60.
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Downtime in space was always welcome, but downtime when you were waiting on a maneuver on which the astronauts' lives and the future of the American space program rode was tortuous.
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It's given downtime for resting in between in the refrigerator.
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He hated it and spent all his downtime writing songs.
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Ever wonder what the Dark Knight does in his downtime?
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I try to keep my downtime as minimal as possible.
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It also has tools for announcing downtime for web services.
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But they, too, would benefit from reduced downtime for maintenance.
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Take advantage of your downtime by doing something you enjoy.
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In my downtime, I look into credit cards with rewards.
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Other drivers here include latency and resilience against network downtime.
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If I screw something up, I'll have downtime in power.
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A laser that eliminates fine lines with almost zero downtime.
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In her downtime, she's been known to pull a pint...
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It noted that growth was being constrained by smelter downtime.
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There is no downtime for public figures on social media.
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But they did get something else of considerable value: downtime.
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He has also planned for some downtime around the holidays.
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So it needs some of that downtime to heal itself.
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Downtime for N.B.A. players is a study in relaxation techniques.
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The first hospital I was in had too much downtime.
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Sometimes they'd make it golf courses, but downtime was scarce.
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Even the U.S. government had some serious downtime this week.
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This is when I get my downtime for the day.
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"I've learned the value of downtime," Lupita Nyong'o tells Refinery29.
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But that can come with issues around downtime and outages.
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I feel better about all the downtime I have had.
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The dogs have some downtime when they're not on stage.
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At Coachella there's a lot of downtime during the day.
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"There's so much downtime on tour, it's insane," says Sella.
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Yet, the website only endured a few minutes of intermittent downtime.
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So, why not use the downtime to chill with old pals?
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In her downtime she runs marathons and tracks far-right extremists.
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Imagine a factory with no humans, no downtime and no errors.
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During that downtime you're left to worry about the astronaut's fate.
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Before leaving, Bonin used his downtime for an unexpected family reunion.
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Exxon's third major business line, producing chemicals, also suffered from downtime.
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Soon she began posting candid, daily Instagram videos in her downtime.
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Downtime begins tomorrow, February 28 at 4 AM ET (0900 UTC).
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Just like with adults, mental downtime encourages reflection, creativity and exploration.
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Mr Moon promised more downtime before he was elected in May.
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They spend downtime eating Welch's fruit snacks and talking about Pixar.
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Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani are spending their downtime in Tishomingo.
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Some might even get a little downtime before their next gig.
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Fortunately, the little fellow is making the most of its downtime.
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To make the most of that downtime, practice meditation or mindfulness.
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It warned of possibly more periods of downtime in coming months.
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YouTube doesn't experience downtime very often, making Tuesday's outage pretty notable.
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But there isn't a ton of downtime in Teigen's busy life.
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The tool suffered intermittent downtime throughout the rest of the day.
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During downtime, as the first grim reports out of Orlando, Fla.
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During his service, he loved to entertain troops during their downtime.
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But what may seem like downtime... Drill instructor: Push, push, push.
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Many already have, rescheduling maintenance downtime or running at lower capacity.
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Cox even cleaned the cast members' dressing rooms during her downtime.
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Please excuse any downtime as we migrate to the new service.
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We're told he has downtime so he's not missing any shoots.
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Summer is downtime for releases, but I need to keep playing.
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After all, there's nothing an unblinking eye hates more than downtime.
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In my downtime, I watched Girls, Treme, and The Walking Dead.
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Use your downtime to read as many books as you want.
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But it should provide enough reading to fill anyone's holiday downtime.
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When it's my own downtime, I want a very understated look.
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As much as I'm an extrovert, I still need my downtime.
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Use any holiday downtime you have to do something you enjoy.
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American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and United Airlines all experienced downtime.
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Major League Baseball wants more action and less downtime during games.
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During my downtime, I would pray, read novels, or play cards.
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First, JoJo was distracted by Robby paying a visit in the downtime between her day date and dinner date with Chase (who knew they had downtime?!) to tell her, yet again, that he was ready to propose.
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As it turns out, human error is the biggest cause of downtime.
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Even in big, shooty space epics, Turians and Krogans need their downtime.
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Mikan: We hung out a lot in our downtime and after shooting.
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As a new parent, you probably won't have a lot of downtime.
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It's how you spend your downtime, like mowing lawns and painting walls.
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Set Downtime to start 15 minutes before you usually go to bed.
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We've had more downtime this year than the last few years combined.
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Presents LEGENDS enjoy some downtime outside the arena before a show. pic.twitter.
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So, this is what the cast gets up to in their downtime.
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Traditionally, an antenna for a vessel requires weeks of downtime to install.
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Asked how she likes to unwind in her downtime, the actress tells
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The results are meant to mimic a facelift, but with zero downtime.
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It's a good way to spend the downtime on a work trip.
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I resumed my life as a server, making Millennial in my downtime.
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YouTube has tweeted about the issue, but this isn't a quick downtime.
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But squeezed margins could mean more, not less, downtime in the future.
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For the record, I didn't experience any downtime with Fatcow web hosting.
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So even though it's technically downtime, I'm still processing all these issues.
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During downtime between stories, the app even served me a quiz question.
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Hudson certainly deserves a little downtime at the end of the day.
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And when you find yourself with downtime while you ignore your homework?
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WATCHING I watch "Power" with 50 Cent when I have some downtime.
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For adult downtime, children can peel off to Camp Cheeca's environmental program.
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And the costs of computer downtime to large organizations can be staggering.
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Cover Story He builds downtime into a schedule of near-constant work.
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The Court's languorous work schedule includes three months of downtime every summer.
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That can make it very difficult to detach yourself and enjoy downtime.
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TOMMY, PITTSBURGH Thanks for spending some of your downtime with The Times!
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The mine has 1,800 servers running every day with very little downtime.
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Bieber's got some downtime ... he's in the middle of his "Purpose" tour.
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"Facebook has historically been the more stable of the two social media platforms, demonstrating 54% less downtime than Instagram over 2018 and 79% less downtime over the first half of 2019," Tom Sanders, the product director for Downdetector, said.
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As a stripper in New York, she spent her downtime making Instagram videos.
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It's often referred to as a "lunchtime procedure," as there's very little downtime.
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Meghan Markle is taking advantage of some downtime with her go-to workout.
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Back on the main Screen Time menu, Downtime is an interesting extra feature.
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During downtime, the fans and I talked about all things One Tree Hill.
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The replacement campaign is expected to result in approximately two months of downtime.
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She's constantly wearing a headscarves to keep her edges laid in her downtime.
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Kylie must be getting some serious hand and arm massages in her downtime.
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"Whenever I have too much downtime, I start to get sad," he says.
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However, this seems to be part of Tesla's planned downtime for Model 3.
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And it's true that Pokémon Go has had its fair share of downtime.
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Facebook said a glitch with a server configuration led to the unexpected downtime.
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As with all Google-operated services, serious downtime for YouTube is pretty rare.
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Now, iOS 12 will update your device behind the scenes, saving you downtime.
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Lower margins and downtime drove refining profits down 88 percent over last year.
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Guess the real-life Beth and Randall had some downtime on the set.
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"Downtime for me is Nantucket from mid-June to mid-July," he said.
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Carrie Underwood is enjoying some downtime before she relives that newborn parenting life.
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D'Angelo Russell (knee) and Young (calf) rejoined the lineup Sunday after extended downtime.
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At one point, having decided to have a little downtime in the sun.
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The outages lasted about a full day, and was Facebook's longest downtime ever.
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He loves to travel with his family and build furniture on his downtime.
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The resulting downtime saw Johnson East re-evaluating her cachet as a brand.
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Her autobiography includes plenty of photos taken during her downtime and "off days."
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Taking downtime doesn't make you lazy; it's essential to do your best work.
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One showcase use was in jet engines to do predictive maintenance, saving downtime.
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"Downtime for me is Nantucket from mid-June to mid-July," he says.
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If a leader needs downtime for personal reasons, keep it personal, not public.
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It's local anesthesia, minimal downtime, and patients are usually thrilled with the results.
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Ms. Chlumsky has some of that same maelstrom energy even on her downtime.
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In our downtime, we visited San Francisco's museums and galleries and met friends.
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For that downtime, the editorial team at SOFREP has five military movie recommendations.
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I needed a better brain and I had the downtime to pursue it.
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The service faced downtime on Tuesday, too, before managing to restore its systems.
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He wants to listen more meaningfully and attentively, and utilize downtime for thinking.
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The news cycle just moves so fast now that there isn't much downtime.
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For a company worth so many billions, it's an embarrassing bout of downtime.
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Granted, they had just graduated from high school, and had earned some downtime.
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This approach can minimize downtime and limit bad decisions made during difficult times.
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No one wanted to wear goofy 22016D glasses during downtime on their couch.
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Preventive maintenance on the robots saves money by eliminating costly and unexpected downtime.
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No, C.J. helped to build houses in his downtime around the NBA Africa game and shows us that sometimes it's important to use your downtime to help others, even if the rest of your conference colleagues are completely blowing their summers.
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You bought one, and now, whenever you have a few minutes of downtime, even if that downtime is shared with your friends or spouse or mom at Christmas, you tap or scroll or swipe something on that little glass screen.
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This charging to battery life ratio is 1:2, which means downtime is minimal.
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A simple mention of downtime or inability to login should NOT receive this response.
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Otherwise: $10/month Downtime option number one: Netflix and chill in your dorm room.
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I use a little of the downtime to research the best travel-rewards card.
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That data is mostly culled via hand-held scanners that log usage and downtime.
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Breaks, downtime and recuperation are key to staying hyper-focused over the long haul.
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Because nothing says sunny, booze-filled downtime like hard Mexican spirits and fresh lime.
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But this is their downtime, solving genealogy mysteries as they would a Sudoku puzzle.
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So it's easy to switch between wired and wireless usage, with basically zero downtime.
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Robbie used the downtime in-between promoting movies to work on her surfing skills.
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But overall, we try to split things so we each get about equal downtime.
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The busy fashion maven enjoys a little downtime at the end of the year.
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Honesty hour: One of my favorite downtime pastimes is looking through Beyoncé's Instagram comments.
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Next weekend, I have a huge project due so I won't have much downtime.
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In his rare downtime, he enjoys team roping and doing chores around his acreage.
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That human beings can minimize downtime the way we try to do with machines.
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When in fact, as scientists will tell us, the human operating system needs downtime.
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He's angling to make his NFL comeback, but clearly taking advantage of the downtime.
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At its core, CockroachDB is an open-source database service optimized to reduce downtime.
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They also have the appeal of less downtime, less bruising and less aggressive results.
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He has also kept fans updated on his rock-hard abs: Downtime 💤 pic.twitter.
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But if you feel like having periods of downtime, don't punish yourself for it.
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Or maybe the administrators were arrested, or the site is just suffering some downtime.
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In April, it said second quarter planned downtime would be similar to the first.
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"[People] think that they want that because they have so little downtime," he says.
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Read Business Insider's full report on the dramatic surge in Facebook and Instagram's downtime.
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Coinbase's GDAX exchange also reported "performance issues and downtime" before resolving them that afternoon.
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The afternoon schedule included about 20 minutes of downtime, when Hurd answered my questions.
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However, you don't have to allocate all of your downtime to getting work done.
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Tuesday was his second start since returning, and the downtime seems to have helped.
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French forward power prices rallied on concerns about further reactor downtime in coming months.
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Until now, it was surprisingly hard to keep a Kubernetes cluster updated without downtime.
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GIRL TIME Mark likes to have some downtime in the afternoon to work out.
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Bring a book for the downtime — Twitter is no longer there to entertain you.
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Canada's Alpine skiers have battery-heated pants to wear during downtime on the slopes.
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A groom and his groomsmen have a moment of downtime, presumably before the ceremony.
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Seeing small museums always interests me whenever I have downtime because they feel manageable.
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But with one exception - their downtime is spent competing in martial arts sport dambe.
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Gielan says it's key to take some downtime when you get home from work.
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Also exercise, meditate, or find downtime to unwind to take care of your mental state.
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This can help plan maintenance and mitigate downtime costs for machines that may need repairs.
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Appreciating downtime in bed without feeling pressured to sleep can help people immensely, Winter adds.
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They toured it hard and in their downtime they'd return to east London's unrelenting grey.
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Employees for Downtime Bar then escorted them both out of the venue, while Weinstein remained.
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Maybe these recommendations can help you prepare some companionable family downtime in the days ahead.
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And she regularly posted sweet snaps hanging out with her friends' kids during her downtime.
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That said, the service did suffer some downtime on Thursday thanks to some "connectivity" issues.
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On-device machine learning is generally more secure; experiences less downtime; and delivers faster results.
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Socializing as an introvert works on a constant loop of interacting with people and downtime.
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Apple calls it Downtime, which you can enable and configure via Screen Time from Settings.
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Syrian Democratic Forces fighters enjoy some downtime in the city of Hasaka on Aug. 210.
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Consistency makes it easier for them and for you to distinguish between work and downtime.
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They like to get several things going at once so that there isn't any downtime.
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After matches, the players submit their match slips to the organizers, and have some downtime.
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The ship's crew used to spend downtime on their holodecks, a sort of virtual world.
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Even in its downtime, this was clearly a beach that attracted the vodka-bucket crowd.
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However, the company would be exposed to downtime and capital expenditures during the vacancy period.
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I am now going to make more money due to having zero downtime between rides.
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The message board did warn users this would happen, tweeting that it expected some downtime.
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But there are some ways to have fun like locals if you have daytime downtime.
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Blocking off time for downtime is crucial, and so is avoiding the email time suck.
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During downtime, they talked in small groups, sprawled over one another or gave back rubs.
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Gremlin is using "chaos engineering" to reduce downtime and increase software reliability for web applications.
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The four months downtime in the season are for catching up with family and friends.
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In his downtime, he's torturing DeLuca because he's having sex with Richard's recently discovered daughter.
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Once that move is complete, though, rolling updates without any downtime will become the standard.
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Do you ever force yourself to take downtime, or to step back for a minute?
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They worked hard, but even moderate stress was compensated with extensive downtime and stress-relief.
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In their downtime, US military service personnel can spend their time bowling, cycling, or shopping.
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"Hackers are targeting those that cannot afford to have downtime," Sim told CNBC via email.
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Once you've set a password, in the Screen Time menu, find "Downtime" and tap it.
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For quiet downtime between all the fun, head to the excellent Azure Spa and Salon.
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As they consider driving to practice social distancing, they are cooking in and enjoying downtime.
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Even Robinhood is undertaking its ritual downtime, ensuring that its userbase holds through the selloff.
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After about an hour of downtime, functionality on the app has now been partially restored.
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The longer downtime this time fed speculation that a more substantial update might be coming.
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I enjoyed my downtime in the room and slept well during my four-night stay.
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And if downtime from an illness doesn't bother you, think about the people around you.
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So he uses the small amount of downtime he has to try and fix that.
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Technology companies and entertainment studios have created a "procrastination economy" designed to monetize this downtime.
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When I had downtime on my job, I took advantage of free webinars and workshops.
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This time around, however, he will have to make do with a week of downtime.
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What was disclosed about Mr. Cuomo's itinerary seemed heavy on symbolism and light on downtime.
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But while she used the downtime to work on her blog, she wasn't sneaking around.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: Lorde!
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Most of the day is downtime because photographing doesn't take very much time at all.
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You've needed extra downtime, but now, you're coming out of the cave you've crawled into.
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The app in May had experienced downtime of a few hours – a longer outage than today's.
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It has at times experienced significant downtime like 19 weeks stuck in a single spot, Space.
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As a lark during some downtime between workout sessions, they recorded a hip-hop track together.
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Once you've worked up a sweat, head back to your room for some well-deserved downtime.
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They also know that a healthcare practice needs their computer systems and are sensitive to downtime.
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Inmates have approached Cohen asking him for legal advice and wanting to spend downtime with him.
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Adding that downtime has made a massive difference to how enjoyable the game is, I think.
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During my downtime I hang out in the bar with the other ladies, customers, and locals.
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I see a lot of boss types looking to cut loose, and recharge in their downtime.
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It also comes with an extra battery so you don't have to worry about unwanted downtime.
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It appears to be extended downtime, but one that's connected to the ever-changing Fortnite lore.
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One subsequent attack caused downtime for a number of major services, including Amazon, Twitter and Netflix.
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Subscribers will also be automatically credited for the downtime once the service is back online. Hi!
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Trump has golfed often during his downtime while president, despite vocally criticizing Obama for the same.
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So it's a constant inner struggle between downtime and work, because I love what I do.
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During the downtime, both Virgo and LIGO scientists will work to make their observatories more sensitive.
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Following a little bit of downtime, everyone reunited for dinner back at the resort's restaurant AVEO.
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Of course, Seacrest, 42, won't have a whole lot of downtime to kick back at home.
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The service then automatically switches workloads to a new server without any downtime for the customer.
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We had a lot of downtime and Chris was a great host and everything —fabulous house.
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In that case, it could fabricate parts before moving the ship, cutting the period of downtime.
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Update: After nearly a full day of downtime, the company has issued an official patch here.
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But Hollywood's got a new facelift craze — and this one doesn't require any needles or downtime.
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You want a company's word that it is going to do everything possible to fight downtime.
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This is a 260/0003 market, there is no session close and there is no downtime.
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There are these little moments of downtime, and the game really fits in nicely into those.
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The goal of the Sumo tool is to help customers fix issues faster and reduce downtime.
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What remains unclear is what exactly caused the downtime—and why it persisted for so long.
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McGinn added that there was a lot of "misconception" about the downtime required for those transitioning.
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It was up to me to ask for help, or tell them when I needed downtime.
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Q22019 22019 has held fairly steady compared to Q2 2018's's (elevated) downtime, increasing just 3%.
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Facebook has since faced criticism over its recent downtime and lack of detailed explanations for it.
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In their downtime, performers change clothes, tune their instruments, eat food, and socialize with each other.
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Some kids realized that changing the time zone in settings gets them out of mandatory Downtime.
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This week has been way more evening activities than usual, so tonight is all about downtime.
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On a rare day of downtime, they sat down with Broadly at Wosinska's Los Angeles home.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: It's back!
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Hybrids are much better suited to robotaxi and delivery duty because their downtime can be minimized.
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Dr. Vis said they could take at least 15 days to install, requiring downtime for ships.
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Honestly, though, when I'm traveling for work, I have little downtime to appreciate where I am.
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What do you do in your downtime and how do you balance dealing with real life?
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The campaign's Redhook tool took in web hook data in real time and experienced zero downtime.
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We're guessing she's been hitting the gym in her downtime, too ... sounds like one heavy purse!
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There is a lot of downtime when you're in transit, a lot of sitting and waiting.
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F1 drivers are joining their NASCAR counterparts in virtual competition during their downtime from live racing.
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Also, he said, she understood his need for downtime when he arrived home with ringing ears.
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The project is on hold at the moment, so I am enjoying a bit more downtime.
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Pro tip: make sure to divide that 💯 into family time, social time, and downtime too.
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There also may be unforeseen maintenance costs or downtime and effects on performance from extreme weather.
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These days, downtime at college is basically all about posting Stories of yourself JUULing to Drake.
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Presidents routinely leave Washington during August for a couple of weeks of downtime with their families.
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Because if there's any sort of disappointment, the stocks really do have a lot of downtime.
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Some upscale restaurants are transforming into co-working office spaces during their off-peak downtime hours.
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The administration drew criticism for a similar move last year from advocates who said the downtime would hinder efforts to sign people up for coverage, but the administration counters that maintenance downtime happens every year and is designed to occur during the slowest periods on the site.
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You can explore in bits and pieces, whittling away at the game when you have some downtime.
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The car's only gonna be mostly wasted, no matter how far I take it in my downtime.
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"We used that moment to really get aggressive about 5G," Topol says of the company's unscheduled downtime.
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Ultimately the aim is to apply machine learning models and enable the so-called "zero downtime" future.
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Twitter was once notorious for its downtime, but much of that has disappeared in more recent years.
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The FCC has refused to release any documentation showing an investigation into the comment system's downtime occurred.
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After a day full of Easter festivities, Christina managed to get a little downtime for some bubbly.
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Shaun White is enjoying his downtime as he continues his quest for a third Olympic gold medal.
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But now, you're probably looking for some things to binge-watch during your downtime over the holidays.
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In the age of Peak TV and binge culture, it's easy to forget the necessity of downtime.
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With AKS and by containerizing the applications, scaling and management should become easier — and downtime more avoidable.
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Other times, your calendar might be free as a bird, but you're in desperate need of downtime.
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During some downtime after a busy week, Ure printed 20 menus to hand out during his rides.
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We do it when we're at a show, or when we're in need of downtime at home.
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"There is absolutely no downtime," said Rob Steckley, a Canadian who coaches the Czech player Lucie Safarova.
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The result was nearly two hours of intermittent downtime for the countless sites using Dreamhost's DNS infrastructure.
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Turn on "Downtime" and set it for "every day" so that only specific apps can ping you.
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In a traditional maintenance situation, the machine simply breaks and there is unscheduled downtime to fix it.
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Its mobile network experienced another outage on Tuesday, following recent downtime last Thursday, and also in February.
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The cause remains unknown: As with all Google-operated services, serious downtime for YouTube is pretty rare.
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THE golden years of retirement, when decades of toil are traded for some downtime, are starting later.
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The vehicle boasts many upgrades that are meant to shorten the refurbishment and downtime needed between flights.
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The Telegram messaging platform has of course also had its own issues with less political downtime too.
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The busy mom is also looking forward to spending downtime with her family during the upcoming holidays.
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And after the packed list of project she's appeared in recently, Wright is ready for some downtime.
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Khloé Kardashian is patiently waiting for her baby girl's arrival — and documenting her downtime before giving birth.
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After back-to-back summer blockbusters, Chris Hemsworth is looking forward to some downtime with his family.
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In revoking Facebook and Google's enterprise certificates and causing downtime, it has a knock-on effect internally.
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PlayStation Network is back up and running after several hours of downtime, Sony's Shuhei Yoshida has confirmed.
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"I was having the downtime because all my friends were moving away and dying," Frances tells PEOPLE.
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No waiting, no downtime — I saw the way my vagina looked immediately after and it was perfect.
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Having a robot deal with it means less downtime during printing, and perhaps even fewer devices needed.
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You can process and publish half a dozen Prisma images in the typical Pokémon Go downtime, anyway.
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He had a weight bench installed on the porch and made his roommates lift in their downtime.
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Slack and other applications that depend on AWS as a backbone experienced downtime earlier in the day.
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If you have plenty of downtime on your trip, pet-sit or volunteer in exchange for housing.
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Typically, a surgical face-lift would include cutting, pulling, stitches, and six weeks or more of downtime.
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Then, SoftBank says, Whiz can clean the route on its own — "no downtime, no extra work required."
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After breakfast, she says she cleans her room, goes to class and plays handball during her downtime.
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"Downtime #LumeeCollab," the she captioned one photo, giving a shout out to her light-up cellphone case.
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So I'll ask them what they do in their downtime, and then I'll go deeper into that.
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Wang acknowledged that the president holds a unique position but noted that even the president has downtime.
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The chef recommends getting ahead of your hangover by making a broth whenever you have some downtime.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: I hated mother!.
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Friendships lead to collaborations, especially in a business that includes a lot of late nights and downtime.
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But there's another way to really seize that downtime during this time of self-isolation. Let's. Learn.
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The venues also act as a refuge for athletes to spend downtime with friends and family members.
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For kids who have been grinding for too long, the second semester can be downtime to recharge.
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It could have been that we planned hours of walking, sightseeing and museum-hopping with no downtime.
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Dr. Haque suggested "planned letting go": leaving unplanned hours in each day to make room for downtime.
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Earlier this week, the popular free stock trading service Robinhood suffered downtime over a two-day period.
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During that downtime, we learned that there's much more to the cast than their catlike good looks.
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And that's not even mentioning all the downtime between courses and while the last-minute cooking unfolds.
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A company spokesman said GM expects there to be "minimal downtime" at the plant during the work.
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Amid preparations for his fall 2020 show, the designer managed to carve out a bit of downtime.
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It's important to scale back on a busy schedule and enjoy your downtime every now and then.
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And during downtime, they can opt to either be contacted by everyone or only by designated contacts.
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"With these catheter platforms, the morbidity and the downtime for the patient is dramatically less," he said.
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"You love being connected to the special people and the world, but you need downtime," says Eddins.
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One uplifting part of Ligety's downtime was the extra attention he was able to pay to Shred.
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Ghostruck, a Seattle start-up, works with licensed, professional moving companies that pick up work during downtime.
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" Asked about his downtime, the singer added, "Just resting, getting some relaxation — we're gonna ride some bikes.
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If an extended space mission involves enough downtime for classic rock covers, how bad can it be?
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The Creed rocker wrapped a solo tour late last year, and is writing new music during his downtime.
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If the holidays mean a lot of downtime is in your future, give these bodyweight exercises a try.
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It is unusual for Google services to experience downtime but YouTube has experienced some problems in the past.
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Remove unessential apps from your phone, pick up a book you've meant to finish, and enjoy your downtime.
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It's hardly unprecedented for ransomware operators to target businesses which cannot handle system downtime, like health care companies.
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It's a busy schedule that doesn't allow for a lot of downtime, with Tyler streaming every single day.
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According to Dr. Desai, downtime is minimal, and you can resume your regular schedule with a few limitations.
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The point is, downtime doesn't necessarily mean going into mind-jelly mode on Netflix for uncountable wasted hours.
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With maturing computer vision and sensor technology, this, and downtime, remains one of the greatest challenges to implementation.
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In your downtime, you'll connect with thousands of assembled entrepreneurs, investors, members of the press and tech enthusiasts.
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On Friday, the company said downtime and maintenance fell in the U.S. but was higher at international facilities.
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Higher profit margins in the U.S. and gains from divesting in international assets offset the impacts from downtime.
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For a game as massive as Fortnite, this is a huge undertaking, one that requires lots of downtime.
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During the downtime, Google encouraged users to route their calls through the Hangouts Dialer as a temporary workaround.
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Additionally, the state intends to streamline permitting and siting procedures to reduce downtime and costs associated with development.
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It will remain closed "while we look into the details surrounding this downtime," Disney said, according to WKMG.
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The matriarch of the Kardashian family, Kris' mom, Mary Jo, operates as a Smooth Criminal in her downtime.
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As we wrap up the conversation, I ask her what she currently listens to during her scant downtime.
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Plus, they are a meaningful use of your downtime to learn new things that pertain to your interests.
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My BF is eating dinner with his parents tonight, so I have some downtime before we meet up.
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And Michaels recommends using any extra downtime you have during the Christmas season to squeeze in a workout.
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Its various vapes and dainty pastilles come in indica and sativa blends intended for "downtime" and "inspiration," respectively.
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Later on Wednesday, YouTube confirmed that YouTube TV was back up and running and apologized for the downtime.
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It demystifies everything—it talks about eating, shitting, and what they are up to with downtime in space.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: Remember La La Land?
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It happens beneath the skin's surface, which means that, aside from a little redness, there is no downtime.
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Amazon processes so many orders per minute that even a few minutes of downtime is a big deal.
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As a result the company will be taking more downtime at its facilities, limiting its steel production volumes.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: Thor: Ragnarok is funny.
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We get plenty of action and answers, without enough downtime to wind up mired in anticipating what's ahead.
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"Our Model 3 production plan includes periods of planned downtime in both Fremont and Gigafactory 1," they wrote.
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In her downtime, she listens to music (the Cure is a favorite), but she's had little of that.
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Nimbley estimated that the margin loss of the planned and unplanned downtime at $75 million for the quarter.
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Coinbase's GDAX exchange also reported "performance issues and downtime" Wednesday afternoon, but as of about 3:20 p.m.
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I apply this mask when I'm getting out of the shower or have some extra downtime at home.
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She has also started unplugging on Saturdays, and she credits the downtime with making her a better entrepreneur.
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And because we're in the center of London, we offer creative downtime in the heart of the city.
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Yet the actor also knows how to enjoy himself and spend his hard-earned cash in his downtime.
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He plans on having some downtime with his family over Thanksgiving in Nantucket, an annual Biden family tradition.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: This one's a gimme.
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The lowlights: Downtime: Amazon's website started suffering glitches and outages as soon as Prime Day started on Monday.
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Three days after the site experienced downtime across the globe, the site was hit by another outage. Status.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: Killing Gunther looks ridiculous.
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To be as efficient as possible, Munger developed a simple productivity hack: using any available downtime to read.
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Drinks with the actress Ali Wentworth are canceled at the last minute, and I get some rare downtime.
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Throughout the year, I amass a ton of books for an imagined summer "downtime" that never quite happens.
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If all of this time downtime is giving you even more anxiety, this is the article for you.
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"We're experiencing downtime, and are working to resolve this as quickly as possible," a Robinhood spokesperson told CNBC.
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And on his downtime, he wears neat rectangular glasses, not the round ones for which Harry is known.
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He's an accountant from Texas who likes weird movies and has a lot of mental downtime at work.
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Akamai Prolexic fended off the 35 Gbps attack, and its client didn't have any downtime during the assault.
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"We're testing through the night, and may observe some downtime as we prepare for Tuesday," the email said.
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From there it's a long waiting game that has consisted of Zumba classes, sandwiches and hours of downtime.
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Ideally, if one machine fails, the operation moves over to another part of the system with little downtime.
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However, maintenance in Saudi Arabia, France, the United States and Canada led to significant downtime during the quarter.
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He's not that energetic, likes his downtime and snacks, and isn't really one to pull any surprise moves.
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"It's superficial, requires little downtime and has a light collagen-building effect," Dr. Engelman said of the treatment.
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In her downtime, Ms. Spruce, an Ohio native, relishes exploring D.C. neighborhoods that have transformed into buzzing destinations.
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Despite having to build a shelter, collect firewood and hunt for food, participants still have a lot of downtime.
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Redspread – Development software: Downtime costs companies a lot of money — about $26.5 billion in lost revenue, to be exact.
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Each instance is responsible for its own hosting, so some instances have a lot more downtime than others. Mastodon.
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Importantly, the agency never blamed a malicious attack for the system's downtime in 2014—not in any official statement.
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"My favorite [downtime activity] would be hanging out with my husband, my kids and my dog [Josie]!" she says.
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The moments of downtime gave Smith a chance to think of ideas he wouldn't have otherwise come up with.
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At least 8 million customers and 50% of calls were affected by the downtime that reached into Friday morning.
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She said she had about five to six clients a day, which meant two to three hours of downtime.
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A recently released developer's beta for iOS 12.2 shows that Apple will allow some customization for its Downtime feature.
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So sit tight and enjoy the downtime because things are going to be crazy in only a few weeks.
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There's now a Screen Time section in Settings where you can track your usage, set limits, and schedule downtime.
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When those networks support apps and services, those too can face downtime — in some cases affecting millions of users.
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Choose the time of evening you want Downtime to begin and what time the next morning it should end.
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The use of live data presents numerous engineering challenges, including scheduling, zero-downtime model updates, stability and performance monitoring.
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The Creed and Art of Anarchy rocker is currently on a solo tour, writing new music during his downtime.
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Nick, if you have some downtime, give us a call too, we're happy to play with the Jonas babies.
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Since you'll undoubtedly have downtime at the airport, you can also take pics and hashtag them #UglySweaterDay and #MostWestCoast.
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That's a major no-no, as official orders say that troops can't drink while deployed, even in their downtime.
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You can set limits, downtime periods, and also apply those limits to combined categories like games or social networking.
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Epic's on the case, but the downtime will be disappointing for anyone hoping to find that llama this evening.
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It's non-invasive so there's no downtime and it takes about three to six treatments at $600-800 each.
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The expense includes $650 million for asset impairment, while the remainder will go to expected downtime at certain plants.
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Hess also cut its production forecast for 2016, mainly because of unplanned downtime at two Gulf of Mexico fields.
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This stat highlights the need for solutions that can predict downtime events before they cause safety issues, he added.
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There hasn't been much downtime for either of them; inevitably, something goes wrong and they're forced to move on.
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Annoyed Xbox owners have been vocal in their response to the unexpected downtime — none more so than Snoop Dogg.
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Read this, then Ctrl+Alt+Delete on that Larry fan fiction you've been quietly writing during downtime at work.
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When they do get some downtime at home in L.A., Swift, 26, and Harris, 32, enjoy romantic dinner dates.
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Instagram's downtime jumped 2324% in the second quarter of 21 compared to the same time period the year before.
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During downtime, instructors are free to enjoy everything the resort has to offer — which sounds like a dream gig.
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We don't know about you, but our idea of the perfect summer involves plenty of downtime under the sun.
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Ms. Gajda said she has never been on any choreographer's A-list and has had frequent downtime between shows.
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National refined metal production was down by almost 10 percent in May with several large operators taking maintenance downtime.
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The stressed rates reflect downtime and capital costs that would need to be incurred to re-tenant the space.
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I travel so much that when I have a little bit of downtime, I just want to be home.
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In other words, lots of data to optimize the parts and processes and reduce such maintenance costs and downtime.
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The downtime was longer than I would have given myself if I had just been working in the office.
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Scroll through the guy's Insta, and you'll see a lot of Dan downtime with a goat he calls Zeus.
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Seasoned dark web watchers know any kind of downtime or strange activity on a market usually presages a bust.
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Thanks to scams, downtime, and law enforcement operations, the life of underground marketplaces and forums can be largely unpredictable.
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Downtime will cut you off from apps you don't want to be tempted by during certain times of day.
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I'd over-plan things and we had to have a five-course meal every single night with no downtime.
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The downtime is necessary because of a flood of new missions to Mars scheduled to leave Earth this summer.
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"There are benefits to having downtime for more solitary activities to sort of disconnect from the world," Zayas said.
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This sturdy model is dependable, fast, and has close to zero downtime when taking multiple readings in quick succession.
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As the Thanksgiving weekend rolls around, with its abundant downtime, here are some online destinations for theater on-demand.
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Even with his varied interests, Mr. Paredes says downtime often leaves him frustrated and hyperaware of his limited finances.
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I am generally a pretty busy, active person, so a whole evening of downtime often leaves me feeling antsy.
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PLAY DATE Pablo and I divide and conquer Ansel so we each get a little downtime during the day.
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Like many on the destroyer, he liked to listen to metal songs and play video games during his downtime.
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Hanks also revealed how the longtime couple likes to spend their downtime — and it's even sweeter than you think.
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"We started experiencing downtime issues across our platform this morning at market open," a spokesperson wrote in an email.
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Doing so will alert us to the fact that mobile devices have made our downtime the new prime time.
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This achieves a finish similar to microblading but doesn't actually involve any blades or downtime, like scabbing and healing.
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After GM's bankruptcy in 0003, workers told CNN Business, the job became harder, with management pressing for less downtime.
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For reference, I frequently wear an Apple Watch and Fitbit Versa simultaneously in my downtime just to compare stats.
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A month and a half ago, Harvey Weinstein attended a fundraiser at Downtime Bar in downtown New York City.
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He spent most of his downtime lifting weights at the gym and partying at kitschy bars on Duval Street.
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The Nets have a busy schedule, but whenever Mr. LeVert has downtime, he likes to explore his new hometown.
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The two Facebook-owned social networks have experienced a dramatic spike in outages over the last 12 months, data shared with Business Insider by downtime-monitoring service Downdetector shows — Instagram's downtime over the first six months of 2019 has almost doubled compared to the same time period a year previously, jumping 90%.
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A "Downtime" option will help kids to unplug, and parents can limit app usage by category or individual whitelisted apps.
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That way, parents can make sure critical apps will still work even during downtime, like the Phone app or Books.
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They can use moments of downtime to watch chapters of serialized content in shorter increments of 10 minutes or so.
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You can get into this rut of sitting around a lot on the road, you have a lot of downtime.
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The comment system's downtime likewise followed an HBO segment in which John Oliver directed his viewers toward the agency's website.
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The Creed and Art of Anarchy rocker recently wrapped a solo tour, and is writing new music during his downtime.
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And Goreski made the most of his downtime, pampering at the pool with his Joanna Vargas face mask in 2017.
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They also included language to make sure workers get paid breaks, time to eat lunch, and downtime after long shifts.
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As with any other filler, there may be slight bruising at the injection site, but there's little to no downtime.
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Time-management titans and members of The Oracles share their top tips for using downtime to up your business game.
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Airlines often test their back-up systems during downtime in air traffic, and Delta's problems began at 2:38 a.m.
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Some celebrities use their downtime to experiment with their style — just take Kendall Jenner's five outfit changes over the weekend.
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And yet, 59 seconds of downtime in a month means that you can theoretically only claim 99.9977 percent of uptime.
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Another "Downtime" option will help kids to unplug, and parents can limit app usage by category or individual whitelisted apps.
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" As for Drew, he's all about "stylish activewear" in his downtime, including a "thin hoodie and a pair of joggers.
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Afterward, we'd get massages or have downtime if anyone needed to hot tub or ice tub before going to bed.
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They're too old or settled to go out every night, but aren't so busy with kids that they lack downtime.
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I used to be in education, which was pretty much the opposite: lots of action paired with basically no downtime.
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The best managers in even the most demanding professions understand that, in the long run, everyone benefits from legitimate downtime.
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But their baby-to-be is in for a low-key childhood if her parents' downtime routine is any indication.
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On that note, most recipes have a lot of downtime, and no one in the world wants to watch that.
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You can use your downtime to journal, make a gratitude list, or anything that will help you settle your thoughts.
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Some disgruntled workers on Whisper shared the creative ways they make downtime more bearable and work a little more entertaining.
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Plus, it's not like we have designated breaks, so when we have downtime we try to grab something really quick.
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After lunch and a little downtime, she changed into her broadcast attire and caught a car back to the arena.
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Given how busy you've both been and how dark 2016 has been, what does downtime look like for you guys?
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Still, even dull downtime moments make the characters a little more human, and a little less like rubber CGI figures.
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And it was cool because it was like all these performers having their downtime… I felt like I could relate.
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If asked, many residents will tell you high unemployment rates mean lots of downtime and people in need of money.
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In the precious seconds of downtime during the session Ngo tells me what I won't be eating from now on.
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If your weekends include zero downtime, then you'll never feel rested or refreshed, which can be detrimental to your success.
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I want my downtime ... so I fly private," he said on the first episode of UNINTERRUPTED's new podcast, "Kneading Dough.
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With more options — options that become increasingly safer and promise minimal downtime — more people are opting to get work done.
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The regions in the Netherlands, Paris and Iowa now offer this additional safeguard against downtime, with others to follow soon.
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She adds that she spends her downtime with family, including her father, Richard Williams, who suffered a stroke last July.
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Recent downtime helped lower U.S. dealer inventory by 230,260 units to 821,000 by the end of September, compared with June.
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Stevens said the major driver was the amount of factory downtime the automaker needed to retool factories for truck manufacturing.
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The Libertarian presidential ticket used some downtime on the campaign trail to squeeze in a game of chess by candlelight.
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These all sound like great roles, and perhaps even opportunities for this mom to get a little bit of downtime.
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Taking into account downtime when the equipment was not operational, that works out to about one detection every 15 days.
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What does a person who spends her days making and photographing endless salads with artist friends eat in her downtime?
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For the landlords, turnover costs money and downtime, especially if they have to invest money in building out the space.
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The listing says the property is ideal "for those who seek to live or spend their downtime in complete seclusion."
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She manages the stress of raising her 6-year-old son by going to 12-step meetings and prioritizing downtime.
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If you have some downtime, reach out to people individually to see if you can take something off their plate.
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Never a fan of downtime, Mr. Sorrell seems to have conceived S4 Capital about three minutes after he quit WPP.
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Still, any sort of downtime like that would be unacceptable in more traditional exchanges where stocks and commodities are traded.
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But still, there is a lesson to be learned: We need to create environments that facilitate downtime with loved ones.
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Images of Robinhood account screens featuring huge losses from the periods of downtime (or missed upside) weren't hard to find.
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The company said it has since improved its infrastructure and some of the core issues that caused the March downtime.
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Mr. Bulls started a podcast in his downtime, "Independent Jeff," that focuses on issues of concern to African-American voters.
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As rage mounted over the app's downtime, many users said they would file complaints with the Financial Industry Regulatory Agency.
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During downtime, Daisy May cracked up the crew with a hypochondriacal riff about an unprintable physical sensation in her bowels.
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He has no pets and no children, and his only downtime comes in the evening, when he breaks for dinner.
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When you do find downtime, it's a welcome break — mostly thanks to how interactive and strange these moments can be.
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In a statement, Tesla said it had planned downtime into its production plans at its car plant in Fremont, Calif.
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Iran&aposs DDoS attacks have targeted, among others, financial institutions, for whom the resulting downtime reportedly cost millions of dollars.
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In his early twenties, he worked as a newspaper reporter in Rhode Island and spent his downtime bingeing the classics.
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Screen Time also has a "Downtime" setting that lets you restrict which apps you can use during a set duration.
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It was during this downtime between publishers that Takahashi spent six months developing an AR experience called Woorld for Google.
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Once prep is done, Lee takes a few hours of downtime and a late lunch before his evening work begins.
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They run virtual machines on their servers to limit downtime, install custom cooling systems, automate wherever possible, and so on.
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"One of the biggest problems that inmates have when they're released from prison … (is) when they have downtime," Johnson explained.
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Giving everybody (INCLUDING YOURSELF) a little space for naps and quiet downtime will make the family togetherness all the sweeter.
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"They are overstimulated and don't have enough mental downtime; even three minutes of mindful meditation twice a day can help."
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So if you have a bit of downtime later, put it to good use by learning and performing the routine.
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Obama's typically jam-packed schedule on foreign trips has been notably lighter on this trip, with long stretches of downtime.
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When the strontium clock then turns back on, it can then "retrain" the maser for the next bout of downtime.
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Horror games can also suffer from the same poor pacing, when they allow the player too much downtime between dangers.
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Luckily, photographers were often on hand to capture the training, combat, and downtime of the men and women in uniform.
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She also now cherishes her downtime at her ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico, where she resides for some of the year.
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Miller's love for all things Pittsburgh could be what inspired Ariana to wear a Steelers jersey during her downtime at Coachella.
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So rarely do viewers get to take a break without guilt, but Hart of Dixie takes joy in facilitating your downtime.
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She tries to focus now on living a balanced life, while being mindful about activity, food, and her approach to downtime.
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The exchange has experienced some downtime over the last few months, which they attributed to degraded performance related to "unprecedented volume".
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That's especially difficult on enterprise switches and routers, which need to be patched carefully so the process doesn't cause network downtime.
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It takes some serious engineers to solve these problems, on site, as they occur — lest you have downtime in your arcades.
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The bitcoin blockchain hasn't had any downtime since its inception nearly 9 years ago – a remarkable feat for any financial platform.
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"Tesla may have stockpiled batteries amid Fremont downtime, allowing production to be higher in the final week of 23Q," Johnson wrote.
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It's unclear whether the downtime was the result of a denial-of-service attack, or simply technical failures within the department.
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None of the players passing through asked Mondry-Cohen about the book of statistics he read during rare moments of downtime.
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One of the the Skyliner's three routes "experienced an unexpected downtime," Disney said in a statement, according to CNN affiliate WKMG.
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During Downtime, notifications from apps aren't displayed, and a badge appears on apps so kids know they can't currently be used.
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Weinstein arrived with "an entourage" to watch Actors Hour at the Lower East Side bar Downtime on Wednesday night, Jamieson reports.
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The downtime, which also impacts CenturyLink's residential internet customers, began Thursday and has now stretched on for more than 2018 hours.
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If nothing else, Destinations is a far better way to fill five minutes of downtime on the bus than Candy Crush.
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And though Swift is technically enjoying some downtime from work, she's been busy traveling and spending time with family and friends.
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If you can't stand the anticipation or the requisite server downtime, we're here to speculate so you'll be mildly less bored.
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One of the things we do on tour whenever we have downtime is we look for parks to go hiking in.
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I have been historically an insomniac and I now vape or take a Beboe Downtime pastille before bed almost every night.
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And try your hardest not to browse sales on your phone or computer during your downtime — you'll only make yourself miserable.
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During the interrogators' downtime, Zubaydah was left strapped with a cloth over his face, or locked in one of the coffins.
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You connect over SSH like usual, but then that connection is handed off to Mosh to keep it "alive" during downtime.
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Messaging platform Telegram claims to have had a surge in signups during a period of downtime for Facebook's rival messaging services.
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While Amazon's site has experienced glitches on previous Prime Days due to the massive influx of traffic, yesterday's downtime was unprecedented.
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Maybe Sanders got caught up on all the shady machinations afoot in the world's fifth-largest country in his newfound downtime.
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I whipped out the Petcube app for some laser time whenever I had downtime at a recent out-of-state wedding.
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She's not your mother, so no, Captain Sandy doesn't care what you do on your downtime — just keep it below deck.
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But the downtime just makes me want to work more and make more art, make it a better world for them.
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What's more, I couldn't cope with the downtime when I didn't have any drugs, and so inevitably I started drinking again.
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If your computer(s) live in Google's cloud, then downtime is akin to suddenly not having a computer, which is bad.
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But, he's clearly got some downtime ... so why not take your insanely hot fiancee on a beach vacation to Greece, right?
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Pretax profits in Exxon's chemicals business were down $191 million on weaker margins, growth-related expenses and higher downtime and maintenance.
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After that's finished, he'll enjoy some downtime on Friday before returning to Saturday Night Live for his first post-album performance.
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With her first magazine cover of 2016 already under her belt, hopefully she got some good downtime in the Caribbean sunshine.
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The difference between them and everyone else is that they moderate that downtime to no more than an hour a day.
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Ford spokeswoman Kelli Felker said company executives earlier this year saw demand for small cars slowing and planned the extra downtime.
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But what if you could have all the luxurious, restful downtime the Caribbean provides and a more vibrant roster of activities?
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With so much downtime off-hours, our writers and editors have had more opportunities to catch up with what's been streaming.
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When it comes to spending his downtime, days on the beach with Jr. and his "Mammy" are definitely in the cards.
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On Tennis MELBOURNE, Australia — The 36-year-old tennis superstar with 103 Grand Slam singles titles is ready for some downtime.
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Given the density of whales off Hermanus's shores at that time of year, it's not usually a job with much downtime.
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The unexpected downtime could also hurt logistics companies that help transport goods from overseas so they can reach the U.S. market.
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The protocol I was doing required a bunch of downtime, so I end up back on the Urban Outfitters sale page.
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The lines between day and night, work and play, downtime and get-up-and-go time are more blurred than ever.
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Afterward, AWS provided a statement to CNBC regarding the downtime: "AWS continues to function normally," a spokesman wrote in an email.
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In her downtime, Ms. Davidson enjoys gabbing with her twin sister on the phone or catching up with her two sons.
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All you need is a couple dozen rhinestones and a few hours of post-turkey downtime to pull them off yourself.
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Now, he says, he is devoting his downtime to parenting, self-improvement, a new flying hobby, and pondering his next project.
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DOWNTIME Depending on my mood, I either go to the cinema or just stay at home and unwind with some Netflix.
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Instead of using your downtime to lazily lounge around, use some of those hours to prep for a productive week ahead.
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Here's a selection (add your ideas in the comments section): Major League Baseball wants more action and less downtime during games.
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I decided that I should spend my downtime on something that was better for my brain, so I switched to crosswords.
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However, during Downtime, notifications from apps aren't displayed, and a badge appears on apps so kids know they can't currently be used.
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Attacking on those maps is all about maintaining momentum, and an active Teleporter ensures minimal downtime when teammates are fragged and respawning.
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And unlike the machines, robots, and artificial intelligence algorithms you'll hear about as part of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, humans need downtime.
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This is particularly important to customers because they often use Jira to manage mission critical projects and downtime can mean lost business.
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HH: I've learned more on this project than any other one I've done before, and one of the key things is downtime.
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Today's downtime allowed the pair to check out LC's old stomping grounds, but they're actually in the area for a photo shoot.
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Now that [she and Spock] are coming into town and going to have some downtime, I think she also needed her space.
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Prior to the downtime in April, Tesla said it had hit a record of producing 2100,2000 Model 22018 vehicles in two weeks.
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Packers will also be buying for slaughter in the U.S. Thanksgiving week, when fewer cattle are needed because of holiday plant downtime.
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That's the case at home, as well, where Fisher spends what little downtime he does have playing with his three younger brothers.
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" The company said it is "now staging replacement parts at customer bases to help minimize aircraft downtime while the work is completed.
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Put benzoyl peroxide on them and then go start the coffee — I like using my downtime from one thing to do another.
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This job is mostly really stressful moments paired with a lot of downtime, which at first was an alien concept to me.
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"Something he's been battling for some time, and he needs some downtime to recover from this," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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Grain merchants faced processing-plant downtime, shipping delays and other supply uncertainty this spring as historic floods ravaged the central United States.
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This is a rather calm wedding day with a lot of downtime, which makes for a rather long, but not stressful, day.
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For the next few hours – and ultimately the next 30 years – my downtime will be defined by this process to varying degrees.
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The Creed and Art of Anarchy rocker wrapped a solo tour late last year, and is writing new music during his downtime.
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SmartThings, the Samsung-owned home platform, began experiencing downtime on Monday evening that persisted for nearly an entire day for some customers.
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"Our Model 3 production plan includes periods of planned downtime in both Fremont and Gigafactory 1," a Tesla spokesperson told The Verge.
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Hulu's live TV subscription service experienced lengthy downtime last night during the first Democratic debate ahead of the 2020 US presidential election.
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The downtime was still no doubt frustrating to anyone looking to either buy or sell bitcoin given the recent shifting in price.
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There's also a swappable battery to reduce scooter downtime, as well as to reduce the environmental impact and cost of charging scooters.
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The company said it faced processing-plant downtime and barge shipping delays this spring as historic floods ravaged the central United States.
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The company said it faced processing plant downtime and barge shipping delays this spring as historic floods ravaged the central United States.
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Downtime issues, an extra fee for a website builder, and a confusing back end combine to make 1&1 a hard sell.
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During that downtime, diplomats, isolationists, and anti-war sorts would make lots of noise about settlements, cease-fire agreements, and so on.
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It's designed to re-fly as soon as 48 hours after landing—a dramatic reduction in the downtime SpaceX rockets currently require.
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The sooner you figure out what's up, the sooner you can get back to the treadmill — but enjoy a little downtime first.
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And before she took down her Instagram page, she proudly posted sweet snaps hanging out with her friends' kids during her downtime.
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She was there on assignment for Dior's makeup line (she's the brand's official face), but managed to fill up her downtime, too.
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That was no problem for Garner and her on-screen daughter, Kylie Rogers, 12, who turned to "arts and crafts" during downtime.
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The supermodel also added that once the Maroon 5 frontman returns from tour, there will be plenty of downtime for the couple.
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Downtime for Instagram nearly doubled in the first six months of 2019 compared to the previous year, and nearly quadrupled for Facebook.
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For now, she and the actor are "spending more time together while they both have downtime from work," an Affleck pal says.
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"One of the three Disney Skyliner routes experienced an unexpected downtime Saturday evening," the company said in a statement, according to News13.
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In whatever downtime she has, Ms. Coles is working on a book for HarperCollins about sex and intimacy in the digital age.
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We want to be seen as a hard worker more than we want to "work smart" and have more downtime to ourselves.
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ABB has identified digital technology – where machinery communicates with control centers to increase productivity and reduce downtime – as a driver of growth.
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This was largely due to downtime for production plants in Europe and North America for normal summer and end-of-year shutdowns.
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But, Seaport Global managing director Kevin Sterling said buying electric vans for last-mile has a hidden benefit: less downtime for maintenance.
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But he indicated he wanted downtime in the evenings to exercise and liked to be in bed no later than 10 p.m.
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You're in a social mood for much of this month, Leo, but make sure to carve out some solid downtime to rest.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: It feels like Stranger Things never left, right?
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Based on Port Pirie's output over the last two years, the downtime will cost the market around 30,000 tonnes of lost production.
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A combination of not really having a clue and not a lot of responsibility can make for an excellent use of downtime.
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It takes that long because speedrunners need to wait for items to "evolve" in real-time, meaning there's a lot of downtime.
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Others on the trip confirm this, recalling that he spent much of his downtime studying policy positions with an assistant, Andy Barr.
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Typically, however, Ms. Johnston spends lots of her downtime while she's alone on her phone, looking at memes or texting with friends.
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" The company said it is "now staging replacement parts at customer bases to help minimize aircraft downtime while the work is completed.
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Outages can be caused by scheduled downtime for maintenance, performance issues or problems with Slack's third-party providers, like Amazon Web Services.
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Clubs, he said, increasingly assume a couple of weeks' downtime either side of a tournament is the same as an extended rest.
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Some golf courses are worth traveling the world for, whether you're a professional golfer or simply enjoy the sport in your downtime.
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Beyond the salary deferrals, GM said that "about 6,500 salaried employees in the US" would join a "Salaried Downtime Paid Absence" program.
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NotPetya created significant downtime and a whopping $10 billion in damages, but its most subversive impact was how it deceived the public.
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" My favorite observation about his college years is: "Along with playing and writing about sports, Kavanaugh enjoyed watching them in his downtime.
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Our entire team has worked to minimize customer downtime and will continue to do so until we restore services to 100% operation.
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RUSSELL We were shooting north of the city and I had this big, four-hour chunk of downtime before my night work.
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We have some downtime until our next case at 2, so I take the rest of the time to read my book.
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One reporter wanted to know whether he planned to hit the soft-sand beaches of Miami in a Speedo during his downtime.
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Technically, I'm off for the day, but during downtime like this, I'll check my inbox to see if I can handle anything.
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But in the downtime and without power, many are helping out, with their boots on the ground, as much as they can.
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And speaking of parenting skills, that "cross my heart" pledge of mother-daughter downtime seems like a promise made to be broken.
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During downtime, parents can also designate which particular contacts the child can message and call — like only mom or dad, for example.
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"These procedures are more predictable than surgery and they are reversible in most cases, requiring minimal to no downtime," Ourian tells PEOPLE.
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Self-proclaimed foodies, the Backstreet Boys love to sample the local fare of whatever city, state or country they're in during their downtime.
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Hopefully you're currently enjoying some actual voluntary downtime, so why not spend it reading the best stories that appeared on Gizmodo this week?
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If there's downtime on the sales floor and a display needs to be made, you can go in the back and build it.
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Medical aesthetics exist in the place between hardcore plastic surgery, with anesthesia and downtime, and a more superficial procedure like getting a blowout.
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These companies tend to book one-off engagements in an incredibly fragmented market, which means there's a lot of downtime and stranded buses.
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And if you try to open any app during Downtime, you also have the option to "Ignore Limit" and use an app anyhow.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: The less you know about Brigsby Bear, the better.
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It could've been an employee at Downtime correctly removing Weinstein because he is, perhaps, the last guy you'd want photographed at your bar.
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Breakaway also has a round-based structure similar to a sport like football, where there's periodic downtime between its four-minute-long periods.
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In the downtime between my two main teams playing, I distribute the largesse of my support across all of Africa's fleet-footed representatives.
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In a Facebook post, which has now been removed, and on its Instagram Stories, the Downtime Bar referred to Stuckless as a heckler.
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The company had an uncharacteristic six percent of unplanned downtime in the quarter, when they would normally target about two percent, he added.
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Now GOAT's Eddy Lu and Daishin Sugano have recruited former Twitter COO Adam Bain, who is embracing his downtime by advising some companies.
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During the downtime, the scientists will work to improve the sensitivity of their observatories to make them even better at detecting gravitational waves.
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Parker, who lives in London, spends her downtime doing normal teenager stuff like hanging out with friends and binge-watching shows on Netflix.
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On Wednesday night, Weinstein attended Actor's Hour, an event for young performers based out of Downtime Bar on New York's Lower East Side.
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In the downtime, researchers and engineers have kept busy by maintaining and upgrading the detectors in preparation for the next round of observations.
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Liquids production dipped largely due to downtime in Nigeria, where militants have targeted oil infrastructure in the country's crude-producing southern delta region.
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Slack has had its share of downtime recently, but it's a much more fleshed out version of what Yahoo is going for here.
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I usually like to chill and have downtime on Fridays rather than go out, which also keeps more money in my pocket, too.
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Instagram's downtime over the first six months of 21 has almost doubled compared to the same time period a year previously, jumping 2000%.
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During some downtime, I asked Austin if he was the guy who wrote that good blog post about about race in Animal Crossing.
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As I wrote about in our monthly feature about the games we're playing, the birth of my first child provided plenty of downtime.
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But if organizations don't pay, they're betting that customers will stick around through days or weeks of downtime while they rebuild, Orlando said.
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By contrast, working men allocated around four hours 40 minutes to leisure and sports, while fathers enjoyed about four hours downtime each day.
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Her rival, Republican Donald Trump, is widely expected to spend his downtime at Mar-a-Lago, the private club he owns in Florida.
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According to EW, the Russo brothers would pop in and play games of Fortnite during downtime on set and while editing the movie.
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Anyhow, 18 minutes of downtime didn't break the internet and Google is offering some healthy discounts (the cloud ain't free) to those affected.
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She was also part of Doctor Who: Dimensions in Time (1993), Downtime (1995), and played herself in The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot (2013).
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: Look, what do you want me to say here?
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The Jumanji actor is already looking forward to the holidays and getting to spend some downtime with his family after a busy year.
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It might be saying no to a play date, or having a weekend of downtime instead of cramming 15 activities into 48 hours.
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Reducing downtime is crucial for drillers struggling to lease out offshore rigs and cut costs as oil and gas producers scale back spending.
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Oliver Stone ain't afraid to give you the cold hard truth ... when it comes to how he spent his downtime at Comic-Con.
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The messages were ready and waiting after NeoGAF's gaming-focused discussion forum came back online this week following a couple days of downtime.
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Officials described the absence as long-planned, however, after Trump complained he wasn't given any downtime following his first foreign trip in May.
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But if you are looking for something that gives quick results without much downtime, the new world of aesthetic enhancements is your oyster.
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You definitely need the downtime today—the last few days have been intense as hell due to the emotional full moon in Cancer.
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Instagram's downtime over the first six months of 2019 has almost doubled compared to the same time period a year previously, jumping 90%.
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Strikes and smelter downtime hit refined production in Chile, Japan and the United States, the world's second, third and fourth largest producers respectively.
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Guests had to be rescued from the aerial cable car Saturday night after one of its routes experienced "unexpected downtime," the company said.
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The added bonus is that we're much more efficient with our time, which gives us ample downtime on the weekends to hang out.
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And since CryptoZilla is a downloadable desktop app, you won't have to deal with the lagging and downtime of a web-based solution.
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Will people reject being bombarded with ads on their commute or downtime, especially when they could just open an app on their phone?
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Even forms of inconspicuous consumption undertaken in one's ostensible downtime (attending a SoulCycle class or watching Stranger Things) can increase one's cultural capital.
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She didn't want it to affect anything and obviously this on Sunday, when she got overheated, it was clear she needed some downtime.
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I was very physically fit before this happened, and though I've had three years of downtime, I'm finally back to working out again.
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Traffic was slow and I had some downtime to read Sara Gran's "Come Closer," which one of the bookstore's co-owners recommended highly.
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But armed with the tools to embrace the benefits of this downtime, you can emerge renewed and ready for whatever the world holds.
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The track never rises into guitar heroics; there's a lot of heady downtime, the groove getting thicker, pulling you toward a foreboding stupor.
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Airlines can use the downtime to do maintenance and make repairs on their aircraft, but that will do little to mitigate the pain.
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Second to its accuracy, what I appreciate most about the Exergen is its ability to retake a temperature with no downtime in between.
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Soccer is great, but it is not real life, he told a reporter recently, and he likes to keep busy in his downtime.
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"I'll get downtime after we've voted all of these N.R.A. shills out of office," a Moms Demand Action member told me last weekend.
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Think of all the tiny moments of downtime you have during the day, the time where you're just with yourself for a minute.
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In the first half of this year, Instagram&aposs downtime almost doubled compared with the same time period in the beginning of 2018.
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His book, "The Procrastination Economy: The Big Business of Downtime," (NYU Press, 2018) details the social and economic value of mobile device use.
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Your best bet for a smoother recovery is probably some combination of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug like ibuprofen, Netflix, and a little downtime.
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Your best bet for a smoother recovery is probably some combination of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug like ibuprofen, Netflix and a little downtime.
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Parents also can apply a different set of limitations on calls and messaging during the child's permitted screen time and their downtime hours.
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Finally, the carriers bring the new equipment online in the live network, phasing out the old tech carefully to minimize outages or downtime.
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The company did not provide specifics about the production upgrade, but it said there could be more periods of downtime in coming months.
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The plane is a flying lab, and there were moments of downtime as we flew around looking for wildfires big enough to sample.
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Self-grandparenting is totally about taking up retirement hobbies, since a lot of millennials are also contract workers with a lot of downtime.
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That has reportedly led to a lot of downtime for traders, which some of them have used to play golf or video games.
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Parents and children alike increasingly invest their downtime in phones and on social media and there's a general sense that there's always more.
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A blizzard forecast for that week gave Al plenty of fodder for ball-busting, which was welcome, considering how much downtime we had.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: Hoo boy, this is gonna be something else, huh?
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During his interview with Fallon, Cheadle also revealed that during downtime, many of the cast members play Boggle together — and he's the reigning champion.
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Intimate hair removal is so common, it's easy to forget that both sugaring and lasering are delicate treatments that require a bit of downtime.
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From the main Screen Time menu, tap Always Allowed to specify the apps you want to be able to break through the Downtime barrier.
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Upgrading to the latest release is a one-click process and the company promises that users won't incur any downtime during the update procedure.
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Downtime made a statement in its Instagram stories Thursday that Actors' Hour rented the bar for the event and had a private guest list.
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"In the past when Scott had downtime he would book parties and club appearances and nothing good ever came out of that," she says.
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WASHINGTON – There&aposs little downtime for the dozen or so spellers who make it to the primetime finals of the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
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They balance epic space battles and armored infantry battles on the ground against interludes of Grayson and Halley's downtime and visits to their families.
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So, with very few risks, very little downtime, and zero potential for allergic reaction because it's your own blood — why wouldn't you get it?
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Otherwise, she's a homebody, forgoing the city's music and professional sports events to stay in and unwind with Netflix when she's got rare downtime.
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"We lost production due to downtime, therefore we felt that we are better off barging than putting our crude in the pipeline," he said.
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Thousands of users will be able to play a mini-game in their downtime during jumps between space stations that can take several minutes.
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The indication here is that apps are sucking up more of our "downtime" where we would have otherwise been passively engaged with television programming.
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This requires no tattoo gun, no ink, and no bleeding or downtime — in fact, it looks best when a pro does it by hand.
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Parker added that this was because Tesla's data did not include total hours worked in 2017, downtime on the assembly line, and other factors.
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On the Switch, this means you're in for a lot of downtime, unless you want to empty your pockets to speed up the process.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Turns out that in their hard-earned downtime, the members of Gorillaz are quite the bedroom DJs.
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"I think every time I started to have a little bit of downtime, I always wanted to continue working and pushing myself," he says.
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"Downtime #LumeeCollab," the 36-year-old reality star captioned the snap, giving a shout out to her cellphone case, which lights up for selfies.
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The individual is uniquely responsible for their own financial success, and the company achieves maximum output without having to compensate people for their downtime.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: Critics don't like the second Kingsman movie, and I understand.
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During downtime, the athletes can gather in lounges to watch other competitions, to call home or just to hang out and play a game.
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From karaoke to Escape the Room to nights at the movies, Druid and his castmates used their downtime to have some well-deserved fun.
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Like officials at FIFA and IFAB, Agoos' primary concern was whether the replays occurred fast enough to be viewed in the downtime between calls.
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More than anything, Flesh says Cosby's gonna have to deal with a ton of downtime -- and he's got some prison gaming suggestions for him.
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Keeping a memory grid full of switches powered doesn't take much, but across many hundreds of thousands of devices, machine downtime adds up quickly.
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Me doesn't support a cryptocurrency or token, and the distributed network approach means the system is more resilient against potential cyber attacks and downtime.
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A spokesman for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said the downtime is part of regularly scheduled "maintenance outages" that happen every year.
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If you felt stuck in 2017 and want to make 2018 more productive, take advantage of the downtime over the holidays to mentally refocus.
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Backstage, the two geeked out over VMotion, a then-new VMware product for moving virtual machines from one server to another with no downtime.
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McGee, instead, sees the value of working in "bursts"—of intensely laboring for short, scheduled time periods and interspersing them with play and downtime.
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First, there's a lot of downtime — even the staunchest of baseball apologists will cop to the fact that the game can be extremely slow.
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So how do we use these moments of downtime to actually benefit our mental health, instead of continuing to scurry around the mouse maze?
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For an international app with more than 600 million users, including 80 percent outside the United States, the downtime could hinder its further growth.
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That left a lot of downtime, he said, for locals who weren't going anywhere: "Some people got nowhere to go and nothing to do."
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If you must go outside right now, then you are doing vital work, and I hope these links will help you in your downtime.
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In his downtime in Toronto, Tsitsipas dined in the city's Greek neighborhood, where the annual Taste of the Danforth street festival was taking place.
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A comfortable set of pajamas makes downtime even sweeter, and when the pajamas look as good as they feel, that's the best of all.
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Voice hearers, as they are known, are taught how to talk back assertively to their voices, and how to negotiate downtime from them, too.
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I wish I had, because one of the great things about doorstop books is that, aside from their climaxes, they have plenty of downtime.
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Lenovo usually announces incremental upgrades to its ThinkPad lineup during the tech-industry downtime between CES in January and February's Mobile World Congress (RIP).
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His first season, in 2011, ended that July with a broken foot (Blackmon used the downtime to finish his finance degree at Georgia Tech).
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Permian Basin producers like Apache Corp and Occidental Petroleum Corp said earlier this month that they suffered some production downtime due to severe weather.
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He started a company that allowed those plants to run more efficiently by measuring imprecisions in the operation of their machinery, thereby reducing downtime.
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Beat your personal best with the myriad game offerings at each one while enjoying a little downtime from the headliner attractions and long queues.
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Chapman also addressed operational problems in Exxon's refinery business that led to costly downtime in recent quarters and carried over into the latest period.
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"Without open spaces and downtime, the nervous system never shuts down — it's in constant fight-or-flight mode," Ms. Colier said in an interview.
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This has led many performers to head across the border to Las Vegas during that downtime; in 2015, more than 30 acts made the drive.
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Maybe you just ignore it to go home and relax and watch Russian Doll because you deserve your downtime just as much as anyone else?
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With the filming of this installment of the series and the big day behind them, the couple are excited to enjoy some much deserved downtime.
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Another post from Finn's Twitter account shows the precious pooch gracefully jumping over a folding chair on the field during some downtime in the game.
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For Downtime, you set a start and end time, which presumably is going to be when you're in bed (or maybe in a long meeting).
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The Persona series gives you lots of downtime, which you can use to do useful things like studying for school or exploring monster-filled dungeons.
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Weinstein turned up with an entourage to watch Actor's Hour, a monthly event "dedicated to artists" at the Downtime bar in the Lower East Side.
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Exxon has warned of further downtime as it retools facilities to process low-sulfur fuels ahead of tighter emissions standards in the maritime shipping industry.
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We asked three plastic surgeons to weigh in on the typical downtime for 10 popular procedures and walk us through the recovery process for each.
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Some spend the downtime working as flight instructors or have side businesses, according to Daniel Fahl, a commercial airline pilot at a major U.S. airline.
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You can set limits on categories of apps you want to use less, like social media apps, or schedule downtime away from your phone altogether.
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Speaking to her today over the phone though, it seems I've actually caught the Zanzibar-born, Sheffield-based artist in a rare moment of downtime.
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The venue, Downtime Bar, confirmed in a statement posted to its Facebook page that an audience member was asked to leave after heckling another guest.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: Everything sucks, and we need Curb Your Enthusiasm more than ever.
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That way, parents can make sure critical apps will still work even during downtime, like the Phone app, or those that are educational, like Books.
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The 31-year-old was at a photo shoot with younger sister Kylie Jenner, but spent most of her downtime goofing around on the app.
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In the current downtime, we felt it was high time to look back on her best, most popular pimple-popping moments from the past year.
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"It's crazy because it looks like I have a lot of downtime and vacations, especially when people look at my pictures online," Hadid told Compelo.
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Grain merchants faced processing-plant downtime, rail and barge shipping delays and other supply uncertainty this spring as historic floods ravaged the central United States.
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The game's battles are expertly balanced with time to spend with friends, self-improvement, and downtime for everyday activities represented through mini-games or choices.
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They could be used for personal electronics that don't need to be on constantly, like cleaning robots or power tools — "anything with downtime," says Miller.
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John Stamos, Bob Saget and Dave Coulier have been friends for decades, working together, spending downtime together and even referring to one another as brothers.
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The 8chan site went down shortly after Cloudflare pulled its support, and said it expected "24-48 hours" of downtime in a tweet late Sunday.
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Rock Space Dual-Band Wi-Fi Range Extender — $24.99 See Details Perhaps you want to use your downtime this season to learn a new skill.
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This downtime can give your mind a much-needed rest and poise you to be more productive with the rest of your time, Flores said.
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After just a few minutes of downtime, Kumar and his electric ride are back on the road, fully charged and looking for the next fare.
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Then we had about a month and half downtime to take it all in and edit, and then we went ahead and shot another day.
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But at Wednesday's ceremony — after Tuesday comprised mostly of speakers, downtime, and activities (including a Harlem Globetrotters performance), spirits in the Marriott's ballroom seemed high.
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He spends his downtime on set sparring with Bruce Lee, and his days off picking up nubile young (too young, as it turns out) hippies.
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But many Republicans senators hailed the decision, saying they were willing to give up some of their downtime to catch up on the Senate's work.
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"For any given point of time, a harvester was constrained to the given work states: harvest, travel, delay, idle, and downtime," Harmon explained via email.
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In the early decades of his career, he spent his downtime on horseback, turning himself into a decent competitor in the sport of team roping.
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Cloudflare is one of a clutch of businesses whose job it is to make web sites run better, faster and with little to no downtime.
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The downtime between rides is what kills your dollars-per-hour ratio, so I absolutely love when Uber strings me on back-to-back rides.
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Malls, once a place for suburbanites to spend their downtime, have suffered in what has been dubbed the retail apocalypse, and many have shut down.
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The Clintons spend most of their downtime here, binge-watching "The Good Wife" and "Downton Abbey" and hosting Thanksgiving meals with Chelsea and her friends.
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I'm not a big television watcher and, when I do have downtime to watch TV, there are very specific shows that I like to watch.
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Ever on the move, the triple-threat performer and two-time Dancing With The Stars champ is staying busy, even during some well-deserved downtime.
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Formerly known as Adjoy, Dabbl launched a customizable version of the platform for partners back in August, and it's currently powering ShopRite's Downtime Dollars program.
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That explains why the login portals of PhoneSheriff and other Retina-X products stated that they had suffered downtime due to a "hardware failure" recently.
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Expect things to be especially frustrating at work, or around your daily chores and responsibilities, and to be stressed from lack of sleep or downtime.
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Weinheim found a new location and worked with her staff and contractors to move into the new space and keep downtime to just one Sunday.
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I am a forever fan, and I would definitely recommend if you&aposre looking for that, like, microbladed look without the money or the downtime.
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Lopez said during this downtime she is focusing on getting organized internally and creating content at home that she normally doesn't have time to do.
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Hillard's downtime is spent visiting other milk bars—the few that are still left since government subsidies dried up and they fell out of fashion.
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Use the downtime to go to the Thimphu Post Office, get stamps made with your face on them, and send post cards to your friends.
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Her own shrimp aguachile recipe (below), which she and friends enjoy during her downtime at her home in Los Angeles, was inspired by that meal.
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Screening requests by the White House are commonplace in modern administrations but are generally kept under wraps if the film is shown during presidential downtime.
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"We need to use the downtime, when things are calm, to prepare for when things get serious in the decades to come," said Mr. Hassabis.
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In one room, the murals depict scenes from military life: soldiers crouched in combat, donning gas masks, and cleaning weapons and darning socks during downtime.
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He also took several trips home to Oklahoma for long weekends, often with one or two brief work meetings, followed by long stretches of downtime.
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Using algorithms that ruthlessly tabulate every available metric, they are determined to maximize efficiency, and they see no profit in human downtime, imperfection or ideals.
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She's trying to make a point about downtime as dreamtime, a mode of passive-resistant creativity in an era of frantic, art fair-directed production.
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BUILD IN DOWNTIME Sightseeing is fun, but overdoing tours and visits to historical sites on a longer-than-usual trip can lead to information overload.
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For the last few months, Ryan Jones' Guess My Word has offered a simple, albeit not always painless, way to breeze through downtime at work.
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This involves 30 minutes of child-wrangling and patience-testing five days a week, pressure-cooking the little downtime they have together as a family.
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With that in mind, I embarked on wearing them over a weekend trip to filled with skiing, post-ski stretching, and downtime at the lodge.
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In the 1983 book "More Work for Mother," Dr. Cowan shows that the 19th century was brimming with oodles of innovations that promised luxurious downtime.
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EBITDA before exceptional items fell by half to 395 million francs, hurt by low wholesale prices and unscheduled downtime at the Leibstadt nuclear power plant.
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Half a dozen sellers who spoke to CNBC also said they were happy with this year's Prime Day sales, even after dealing with the downtime.
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In practice, this means parents could stop the child from texting friends late at night or during the school day, by scheduling Downtime to run.
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"He seems to be staying busy and enjoying the downtime," Eli Manning said of Peyton, "even if he is missing some things about the game."
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For all the maintenance issues, bugs and downtime, Australia's government ranks eighth in the world for its ability to deliver online services to its citizens.
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After being photographed together during downtime from Carey's tour, relationship rumors into overdrive when they were spotted engaging in some intense beach PDA over Thanksgiving weekend.
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Instead of using your downtime hitting snooze or binge-watching your latest Netflix addiction, use some of those hours to prep for a productive week ahead.
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When Henry Cavill isn't busy saving the world as Superman, he enjoys spending his downtime with friends playing video games and going out drinking at bars.
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"This means that the sales lifts from completed projects now exceed the downtime impacts from current projects," CFO Kevin Ozan told analysts on the conference call.
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But, as any theme park or arcade operator knows, venue-throughput is the bread and butter of one's bottom line, and ride downtime represents lost revenue.
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Sales Cloud and Service Cloud, the two largest products for Salesforce by revenue, are both affected by the downtime, the company said on a status page.
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"Poor Rudy's so scared for his boss that he's even in 'noun, verb, lie about Joe Biden' mode in his downtime," Bates said in a statement.
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Companies like 3DSignals and OtoSense are both targeting this space, taking advantage of commoditized IoT sensors to help users swap parts seamlessly to avoid costly downtime.
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MacLaine still continues to work steadily, but now cherishes her downtime at her ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico, where she resides for some of the year.
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Sure, you can do all of that stuff on a smaller smartphone, but the iPad's larger screen makes downtime with your entertainment a bit more enjoyable.
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Denise Pope, one of the authors of "Overloaded and Underprepared: Strategies for Stronger Schools and Healthy, Successful Kids," advocates protecting "PDF": playtime, downtime and family time.
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It's pretty typical for me to work 70 to 27.433 hour weeks, so when I have a bit of downtime like this, I don't feel guilty.
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Redditors speculated about various ways that the company could have arrived at the number, suggesting like the former dasher that perhaps it didn't account for downtime.
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Yes, commercials often seemed interposed at random during downtime, but never in the middle of actual sporting events, as had been the case in the past.
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Related to this, the burgeoning company is currently partnering with Northeastern University and CUDA to develop "zero-downtime" checkpointing of ML models in TensorFlow and PyTorch.
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Ali fought 4 times that year, but only once outside the U.S. -- so check out the gallery to see where the champ spent all his downtime.
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Constant reminders of the narrative's tagline — "Stories can hurt, stories can heal" — and repeated references to Richard Nixon's presidential campaign muck up the downtime between kills.
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All of us need some downtime — you know, some time to just relax and decompress from the external stressors that are thrown at us every day.
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Kourtney is also fresh from a marathon visit to Disney World with Scott and the kids, so she's looking to enjoy some quality downtime — without Scott.
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Not only would Tesla need to supply enough batteries to close the gap, it would need to simultaneously reduce vehicle charging downtime while increasing battery output.
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Halliburton said it expected pricing pressure to continue globally and activity in the current quarter to be weak due to holiday and seasonal weather-related downtime.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: You know how some people say pugs are so ugly they're cute?
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The architect Rolf Myller kept his hands busy creating visually stunning mazes, some of which were published in his 1976 book called "Mazes," during his downtime.
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This new database is expected to automatically provision, upgrade, patch and tune without any downtime, eliminating a lot of human labor as well as human error.
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The President and aides traveling with him have spent their downtime reminiscing about his election victory a year ago, according to people familiar with the sessions.
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On one hand, Neubauer is just a normal guy who works at a bar, drinks a lot of coffee, and plays video games in his downtime.
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When it comes to low-downtime, discreet procedures like fillers, DuPéré said he sees all kinds of male clientele—lawyers, cops, architects, bankers, realtors, construction workers.
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During some downtime on the Boston stop on his Purpose world tour, the 22-year-old singer took a jaunt around Beantown sans socks or footwear.
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During the downtime, many people camped out at Forsyth Park and embraced colonial life by sleeping in tents and cooking their meals over an open flame.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:iPhone 11 (From $699.99 at Best Buy)How to limit screen time on your iPhoneUsing the Downtime feature 1.
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In the little downtime we had throughout our trip, Meenakshi raced to the kid's club, Fantasia, for activities like jewelry-making, mural painting and scavenger hunts.
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If I had a weekend with some downtime, I felt an actual compulsion to leave the house or call a friend, instead of simply sitting around.
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While art and downtime and self-care are incredibly important during traumatic situations, the people embroiled in those conflicts are probably not thinking much about riffs.
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When he does have a rare bit of downtime and there are no arcade games readily available, he has another guilty pleasure to help him relax.
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Investment in these areas during downtime will certainly help them boost their bottom line and hit the ground running when operations start to return to normal.
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It helps many of them pass the downtime that is so abundant once they have studied video, reviewed scouting reports and worked through their throwing routines.
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"Anything that generates just enough of a change for a photograph gives us an idea that these facial structures are achievable with minimal downtime," Gould says.
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After its support site reported a major outage on Tuesday morning, Robinhood acknowledged the downtime in a tweet and said it was working to fix it.
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In Atlanta, runners said they were spending the precious few moments of downtime before Saturday's competition focused on strategy and rest, and not on the headlines.
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In Atlanta, runners said they were spending the precious few moments of downtime before Saturday's competition focused on strategy and rest, and not on the headlines.
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With popular social networks seeing some downtime, most shops closed, and many people off work for Thanksgiving, bargain hunters flocked online to start their holiday shopping.
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Planned downtime at the Kragujevac plant in Serbia, where FCA builds its Fiat 500L car, has been rescheduled, a spokesman for the Italian American automaker said.
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To help her sleep, I also turned on Downtime, a setting that disables most parts of the phone for a set time, from 10:30 p.m.
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Then it took over the downtime I needed before and after work to relax, time I used to spend listening to music or purposely doing nothing.
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Vodopyanov plans on incorporating new ways of analyzing draft data, but his website is now experiencing a wave of popularity among Magic players, inevitably causing downtime.
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For a moment of downtime in her busy schedule, Meghan says loves a night in to snuggle with her dogs and enjoy a glass of red wine.
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Down Detector showed that users in North and South America, western Europe, parts of Russia, Japan, Australia, India, and southeast Asia were all affected by the downtime.
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Here's how to do that: Next we're going to set Downtime, which means you can only use certain apps after a pre-set time, like text messaging.
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As TechCrunch noted, Uber Jump recently unveiled a series of upgrades to give some of its bikes "self-diagnostic capabilities and swappable batteries," designed to minimize downtime.
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By the nineties, however, drinking culture in the dressing room was starting to subside somewhat, and a handful of footballers decided to get experimental with their downtime.
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And if anyone knows anything about downtime and application failures, it would be the two co-founders who have held positions at Microsoft, Twitter and Sumo Logic.
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Read on for our staff recommendations on what to take in during your downtime: Martin McDonagh has been doing the good-writing thing for a minute now.
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The success of Child's Play meant that Mancini didn't have much downtime: He started working on a sequel within a couple weeks of the first movie's debut.
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Because of this ability, Oracle claims guaranteed availability of 99.995 percent, which Ellison boldly stated was "less than 30 minutes of planned or unplanned downtime" per year.
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The Downtime bar has not responded to BuzzFeed News' request for comment, but posted a note on its Facebook page apparently referring to Stuckless as a heckler.
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He claims that with Oracle's autonomous database, the high end of downtime is 2.5 minutes per month and the goal is to get much lower, basically nothing.
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Endgame gives its characters a lot of downtime to consider the ramifications of their moves, or to explore personal sidetracks that drop the momentum off to nothing.
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Jimmy Fallon spends five nights a week on television, so when the late-night host has some downtime, there's nothing he'd rather do than … watch more television.
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The site appeared to go down for many people Monday afternoon, as thousands of people promptly reported connection issues on DownDetector, a website that tracks site downtime.
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Maybe — you have to be available for some downtime and be cool with a decent amount of redness, other than all the blood during the actual event.
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Between Netflix and FaceTiming her fiancé, Johnston loves to relax and eat some mangos – her favorite food – during her downtime, and recuperate for her next soccer match.
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"I'm quite emotional in most of my scenes, so it was nice to have that kind of reprieve and downtime on set," the Australian actress, 27, says.
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Take a listen to him beatboxing for costar Letitia Wright during some downtime during filming — thanks to the behind-the-scenes videos Nyong'o recently shared on Twitter.
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There are things to be learned from playtime, downtime and family time that can't be learned in the classroom, onstage, on the field or at the rink.
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I don't think I've ever felt that I've lost a novel by blogging it, but, on the other hand, what I genuinely do miss is boredom. Downtime.
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"I had a lull in my dissertation research and decided to spend the weekends and downtime making this phylogeny," lead author Matan Shelomi said at the time.
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It took a mutual friend and confidential non-musical project to land Bemis in Kanye West's studio, but once there, the two had some downtime to kill.
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Or, better yet, use the downtime to learn a new skill, get crafty or host people at your apartment for an all-you-can-eat s'mores smorgasbord.
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I don't mean to make light but I have friends who were in the army and they always talk about how there's a lot of boring downtime.
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Codelco has scheduled maintenance at a third smelter in October and others taking downtime this year include Aurubis, Pan Pacific Copper, Mitsubishi Materials and Sumitomo Metal Mining.
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The fallout from that downtime would easily cost more than $4,400, so the criminals offered an early payoff as an easy way to avoid all that damage.
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Connaughton uses downtime during the long NBA season to get in throwing sessions, which is part of the reason he believes playing basketball first made more sense.
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Nak muay, western boxers and MMA cage fighters; I know loads of health-conscious fighting men (and women) who eat, smoke and vape weed on their downtime.
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In the Settings, you can now configure Downtime and App Limits so that only the most essential apps remain accessible at night, such as Messages and Phone.
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The APT database, Asset Strategy Library, was developed over 20 years and helps clients prevent costly downtime and repairs by identifying when equipment is about to fail.
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Below are some ideas for how to kick things off; it's best to find some downtime when you're not pulling your kid away from something they love.
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"Every minute that a car can't be used by one of these mobility services is a minute of downtime and a minute of lost money," he said.
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"In this scene, for example, I was trying to have John be more accusatory," Showalter says, perched in a director's chair in a brief moment of downtime.
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And in her downtime, the star has just as much fun with her beauty look — over the weekend revealing a complete tress transformation that's gorgeous on her.
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Unsurprisingly, the cost of this operation is low; these are cars already out and about waiting for passengers, and now some of their downtime can be utilized.
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While they're here, there will be structured programming…but there will also be some downtime where they can do things they haven't taken the time to do.
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Production limits are also due to downtime at the Horizon mine, where CNRL is carrying out debottlenecking work to raise capacity, Eight Capital said in a note.
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During some downtime in Hanoi earlier on Wednesday, Trump called Cohen, a liar and a fraud in a tweet, while referring to himself in the third person.
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I have a little downtime after the interview, so I stop by the media center set up for the tens of thousands of journalists at the RNC.
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It would require that the downtime of a traveler perfectly overlapped with the duration of a movie, or they may not think the experience is worth it.
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While traveling to Brooklyn to workout daily may seem like an unnecessary hike, McCray says the commute serves as the downtime she needs to start her day.
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Norris also made some cheeky calls seeking advice from other F1 drivers, including real life team mate Carlos Sainz and Red Bull's Max Verstappen, during the downtime.
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Learning to exist without them—how to make a cup of coffee without heroin, how to answer the phone, how to deal with downtime—is like teething.
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We're also beginning to understand the significance of uninterrupted downtime — not just for creativity and productivity, but also for developing and maintaining bonds with friends and family.
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Bloomberg's Joe Nocera senses a change in attitude in the economic response to the virus, with companies going out of their way to pay workers during downtime.
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But she said the experience showed her that she focused her life too much on volleyball, and she ended up using the downtime to cultivate her faith.
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This means there's essentially no downtime, guys are just running around all the time, scrambling to the line of scrimmage, and then scrambling during the action play.
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If the Downtime feature is enabled on the kid's phone, they are not given the option to add a number to their address book after being contacted.
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Through economies of scale, large farms make it possible for members of the extended family to build sustainable careers, raise children, find downtime and continue a legacy.
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When I have downtime, I'm so grateful that I know just where to go, and that the activity is actually exercising my brain and teaching me things.
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As with Android, there's a tool for getting you ready for bed, too: It's called Downtime, and it acts as a customized version of Do Not Disturb.
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It's also key to keeping players entertained during downtime — think of how critical Grand Theft Auto's radio stations were towards making driving around between missions more enjoyable.
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On an assembly line turning out a $270,000 vehicle every minute, for instance, six hours of "unscheduled downtime" for repairs represents a potential loss of $18 million.
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She spends her downtime in Ms. Scudder's little animal sanctuary area down in the basement and is handed directly to Mr. Edwards before her scene each night.
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In his downtime he partnered his love for UK rap with an interest in anime, and when not doing either of those, he spent his hours drawing.
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Either way, enjoy the downtime while you can... and here are some things to think about while hiding at the end of an underground ladder, Jyn Erso-style.
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The company continued to see high downtime in its international refining segment in the third quarter, contributing to a 40 percent drop on overseas earnings for the business.
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Rihanna is named as the world's wealthiest female musician Consequently, she doesn't get much downtime and has made it a priority to schedule personal days she told Paulson.
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Months before, Tina suffered a stroke that left her partially paralyzed and without the ability to communicate, but LaVar manages to turn their downtime into a rehab session.
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I always assumed that downtime in video games—as in, the parts of a game where not a lot is happening—was padding, just empty corridors and stuff.
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"Our Model 3 production plan includes periods of planned downtime in both Fremont and Gigafactory 1," a Tesla spokesperson said back in February and again yesterday to TechCrunch.
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