SecKeys are just references to the Secure Enclave keys and the keys never leave Secure Enclave.
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These keys can be protected by Touch ID. Operations with these keys are always done inside Secure Enclave after Secure Enclave authorizes the use.
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We'll say our goodbyes, then walk to the edge of the enclave, then she'll step forth into the unpredictable frontier of life outside the enclave.
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" He also says that "if the microcode inside the Secure Enclave can be updated to remove those delays (without wiping the enclave) then that may also work.
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The recovery of the enclave south of Damascus would mark another milestone in President Bashar al-Assad's war effort, crushing the last besieged rebel enclave in western Syria.
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From the white paper, here is some detail on the Secure Enclave: The Secure Enclave is a coprocessor fabricated in the Apple A7 or later A-series processor.
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When Royal Caribbean ships call at Labadee, the cruise line's private resort in Haiti, elite guests get their own special beach club away from fellow travelers — an enclave within an enclave.
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Apple notes in a white paper that the Secure Enclave and Touch ID are given a "device's shared key," which is a unique cryptographic signature shared between the Touch ID and Secure Enclave.
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With the ensuing milk glut in the enclave, prices collapsed.
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One night, these two women from the enclave discovered us.
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Perhaps more importantly for the attackers, it's a diplomatic enclave.
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Neighbours all around the enclave are uniting against the Kurds.
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Basutoland, a tiny enclave surrounded by South Africa, became Lesotho.
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Enclave offers two benefits: the price and the wireless speakers.
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Several hundred militants are still holed up in the enclave.
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Bali is a predominantly Hindu enclave in overwhelmingly Muslim Indonesia.
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Epley explained that the beachy enclave wasn't so welcoming, either.
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She said "fighters from all nationalities" were in the enclave.
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It is also home to Georgica Association, a private enclave.
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The suburbs of Bangkok are like any other residential enclave.
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The Serbian enclave was later absorbed into the former Yugoslavia.
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Turtle Bay is an enclave with its own surprising pockets.
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Days later, Turkey invaded a Kurdish enclave in northeastern Syria.
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It has been a popular enclave for the international set.
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This resulted in Turkey capturing the Afrin enclave from YPG.
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Three people were arrested in Spain's North African enclave city of Ceuta, and a Moroccan was arrested in the Moroccan border town of Farkhana, next to Melilla, Spain's other North African enclave, officials said.
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He's doing more in Kaliningrad, that little enclave inside the Baltics.
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There is nothing that iOS can do about the Secure Enclave.
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It's just much harder on an iPhone with a Secure Enclave.
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I've never left the 600 acres that make up my enclave.
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But elsewhere many fear Mr Barzani is gambling with their enclave.
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Israel also maintains tight restrictions along its frontier with the enclave.
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Enclave is using 2×3 inch wall warts for each speaker.
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Another nine people were killed elsewhere in the enclave, it said.
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New versions of the iPhone feature something called the Secure Enclave.
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Miami has long been an enclave for anti-Castro Cuban exiles.
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Locally, in its Middle Eastern enclave, ISIS is really small potatoes.
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More than 2 million Palestinians are packed into the coastal enclave.
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In Kajaki, the government's tiny enclave is dwarfed by Taliban territory.
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Mr. Patouhas represented the time when Astoria was a Greek enclave.
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The enclave imports 30 megawatts from Egypt and 120 from Israel.
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The other enclave is Melilla, farther east along the same coast.
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Nationalists said he was secretly creating a Zionist enclave in Patagonia.
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Israel, the United States and Europe ordered sanctions against the enclave.
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Nor do you need to withdraw into a culturally pure enclave.
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Nearly 400,000 people are believed to be trapped inside the enclave.
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Men are not allowed into the center of the nuns' enclave.
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An estimated 3 million people call the northern Syrian enclave home.
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Around 1,500 civilians had fled the enclave on Monday, he added.
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The Syrian regime says it is targeting terrorists inside the enclave.
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It is larger than the Encore but smaller than the Enclave.
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Due south is Baldwin Hills, an affluent, traditionally African-American enclave.
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The campus is located in the heart of the city's Latino enclave.
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"The trash garden is my favorite place in the enclave," I offer.
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Gambling enclave Macau also appears to be outperforming in drawing Chinese visitors.
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Ledger assembles its wallets in Vierzon, France with its own secure enclave.
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The second most expensive home in the enclave also has celebrity ties.
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Apple's iPhone 5C does not include Touch ID or a Security Enclave.
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Maybe this small provincial town is actually an English enclave in France?
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It is the only remaining major rebel enclave near the Syrian capital.
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The enclave is close to the Iraqi border and comprises two villages.
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More than two million Palestinians are packed into the narrow coastal enclave.
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We see them thriving during their four years in an academic enclave.
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The United Nations warns the coastal enclave may be unlivable by 2020.
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Two rockets were launched from the Hamas-ruled enclave on Oct. 17.
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Smoke rose over the tiny enclave as warplanes and artillery bombarded it.
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Herne Hill is a rather yummy enclave perched between Brixton and Peckham.
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Earlier Friday, four suicide bombers attacked a Christian enclave west of Peshawar.
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Israel has blocked all imports into the enclave except for humanitarian supplies.
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More than 2 million Palestinians are packed into the narrow coastal enclave.
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I didn't grow up in some bohemian enclave with an artsy outlet.
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But Khashoggi understood that his homeland was not a homogeneous conservative enclave.
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"You can't allow one enclave to exist outside the law," Pakhomenko said.
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Funerals for several of the nine victims began in the enclave Thursday.
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Precinct margins in the well-manicured Mountain Brook enclave outside Birmingham, Ala.
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The fighting in eastern Ghouta has displaced more people inside the enclave.
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That means when someone outside the enclave tries to open the document in Word, Word immediately detects the phone home link and tries to go get a copy of the document template (from the enclave it can't reach).
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Security researchers (including a former Apple employee) have speculated that the Enclave could itself be vulnerable to a firmware update, and one could imagine an equivalent order demanding Apple store the necessary data to undo the Enclave protections.
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Ryabkov also commented on the situation in Syria's eastern Ghouta rebel-held enclave.
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That thought is as relevant in Rome as in its Vatican City enclave.
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Israel, together with Egypt, maintains a blockade of the enclave, citing security concerns.
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Buick made the new Enclave lower and sleeker, but kept the SUV DNA.
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Government troops have further shrunk the enclave, taking parts of the Old City.
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Disgruntled whites already have an enclave, but hardly anyone wants to live there.
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Because of course an enclave like this can't survive in the long run.
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Living In 9 Photos View Slide Show ' The coastal enclave of Southport, Conn.
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The Secure Enclave uses encrypted memory and includes a hardware random-number generator.
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In reality, it's located in the northeast Los Angeles enclave of Eagle Rock.
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The iPhone 5c doesn't have a Touch ID sensor or a secure enclave.
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The enclave extends from the west of al-Sukhna into nearby Hama province.
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Syria's army captured an enclave in Damascus from the jihadists of Islamic State.
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The ex-Georgian president is a former resident of Brooklyn's hipster enclave Williamsburg.
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Israel has held Hamas responsible for all attacks originating in the coastal enclave.
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The 21,000-square-foot estate is located in Miami's ritzy Coral Gables enclave.
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The United Nations has warned the coastal enclave may be unlivable by 2020.
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Investigation Discovery examines a white supremacist enclave near Glacier National Park in Montana.
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If something is wrong, the secure enclave stops the machine from booting up.
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Engineers describe how Gaza needs about 600 megawatts to supply the coastal enclave.
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One Israeli soldier was killed by gunfire from militants inside the coastal enclave.
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Clinton have occupied a particular place in the social fabric of the enclave.
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The Ghouta remains the only big rebel enclave near the heavily fortified capital.
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Extraction of confidential material protected by the Secure Enclave Processor – up to $100,000.
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Really, the Enclave doesn't make sense unless you opt for the upper trims.
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The ritzy Maryland enclave is less than 15 miles from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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The Kiwi Café in Tbilisi, Georgia, is a hipster enclave in the city.
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Kensington is adjacent to Fishtown, a working-class enclave that has grown substantially.
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Still, there are folks finding their way to the North Georgia Mountains enclave.
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Directed by Jenny Reed and set in the academic enclave of Oxford, Miss.
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It is no middle-class enclave; the median home price is $1.9 million.
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The Syrian army has escalated its shelling of the enclave since early February.
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The borough is an enclave of working-class voters, police officers and firefighters.
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The SDF launched the last assault on the ISIS enclave in early February.
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As President Xi celebrates 70 years of Communist rule, a democratic enclave resists.
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The fighting rages on in the Syrian rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta.
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The SDF launched an offensive last month to oust ISIS from the enclave.
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She was arrested in 2014 while escaping Sambisa forest, a Boko Haram enclave.
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Even so, Hong Kong remains an enclave for books banned in mainland China.
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Hamas refused to give in, and let the coastal enclave sink into darkness.
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The army offensive last week that led to IS leaving its enclave only took place after Lebanese President Michel Aoun, a Nasrallah ally, was elected last year and was able to take a "sovereign decision" to attack the enclave, Nasrallah said.
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Islamic State fighters holed up in the enclave at Baghouz near the Iraqi border have been giving up in large numbers this week after a ferocious assault on their enclave on Saturday and Sunday, but many remain inside, said the commander.
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Other modalities such as revenue-sharing and enclave security must still be worked out.
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The entrance of Raveesh Kumra's residence, in Monte Sereno, California, a Silicon Valley enclave.
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Russia has also deployed Iskander missiles in Kaliningrad, its enclave on the Baltic Sea.
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It remains the only big rebel enclave near Damascus, the seat of Assad's power.
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Islamic State militants had torched their offices in the Yarmouk enclave, the Observatory said.
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In the enclave, we feed entirely off the fungus and foraged plants and fruit.
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Anywhere from 50,000 to 113,000 civilians are still trapped inside the tiny remaining enclave.
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The current government offensive is focused on the southern flank of the rebel enclave.
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The battle for Hawija, IS's last enclave in central Iraq, could precipitate a showdown.
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The soldiers freed a government-held enclave that had been under siege since 2014.
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It lies outside the Kurds' official autonomous enclave but had been held by them.
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The college town of 90,000 is a liberal enclave in a deeply red state.
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For a lot of DF members, the message board was like a little enclave.
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Tens of thousands were killed in the war over the enclave in 1988-94.
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And after the show, he returns to an enclave where there's space to breathe.
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His family had moved to the Ironbound, a Portuguese enclave, when he was 2.
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The commander said preparatory shelling of the jihadist enclave had started on Tuesday morning.
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The shifts ensured that no enclave for affluent black people was ever developed here.
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The conflict is brewing with another enclave of the party: its entrenched governing elite.
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Assad had repeatedly refused aid into the enclave and evacuations out of Eastern Ghouta.
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Your contacts will pass through this secure enclave for processing and will disappear afterward.
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The phone generates ephemeral keys (think public keys) to talk with the Secure Enclave.
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Government troops and allied forces hold all of Sweida province except for that enclave.
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On that same trip is when I really fell in love with the Enclave.
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Of course, the Enclave isn't much fun to drive and it certainly isn't sporty.
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Here are some photos from the country's largest Christian enclave as it's slowly rebuilding.
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How has an enclave for emo kids and mall goths resisted the retail apocalypse?
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A ban on private helipads — including Billy Joel's — in a wealthy Long Island enclave.
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The enclave, called Lawrence Park (and also the Hilltop), drew numerous artists and writers.
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Turkey's operation targets the Kurdish enclave of Afrin, adjacent to the province of Idlib.
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The wrangling could provide cover to finish off Aleppo's last rebel enclave with force.
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The convoy drove out of the rebel enclave proceeded by army and police vehicles.
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The last civilians caught in the shrinking antigovernment enclave issued panicked calls for help.
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The once Italian, Irish and German enclave is now a bastion for Chinese immigrants.
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None of this matters if Apple can alter the firmware running the Secure Enclave.
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Hamas, which has ruled the packed and impoverished coastal enclave since 2007, claimed victory.
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Although the conquest of eastern Qalamoun and the enclave south of Damascus will leave just one remaining besieged rebel enclave, north of the city of Homs, large parts of Syria at the borders with Jordan, Israel, Turkey and Iraq remain outside Assad's control.
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Today, Steinway is an Arab enclave, daily drawing crowds of shisha smokers and kebab seekers.
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She spoke fondly of the last spell living in adversity in the final IS enclave.
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English is more widespread in the Baltic enclave of Kaliningrad, Russia&aposs western-most city.
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The other ways out the enclave were longer, but they didn't have the same baggage.
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But the group represents only a small portion of the insurgent presence in the enclave.
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Indeed, many Gazans have never left the enclave, a grim measure of their prolonged isolation.
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I came away from this discussion with a much greater appreciation of the Secure Enclave.
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Everything from booting up securely to individual file level encryption runs through the secure enclave.
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Mr Abadi has relaxed financial restrictions and an international flight embargo on the Kurdish enclave.
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Nicole Kidman's character creates a little suburban punk enclave, separate from the one in London.
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VICE News visited the famous Russian enclave where Sater spent the majority of his childhood.
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In Iraq they have long enjoyed quasi-independence in an enclave in the north-east.
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Three others are models without a Secure Enclave: two iPhone 3s and an iPhone 4s.
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Abdulmanir Yarallah, said only one enclave northwest of the city center remained under ISIS control.
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The YPG has controlled an enclave in the northern districts of Aleppo for several years.
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The T1 consists of the processor in the Apple Watch's S2 and the Secure Enclave.
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Chino Hills is a relatively affluent enclave in the southwest corner of San Bernardino County.
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And he recently purchased a luxury home in Herrliberg, an exclusive lakeside enclave in Zurich.
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NATO is especially worried about its Baltic enclave of Kaliningrad, which borders Poland and Lithuania.
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Toll Brothers recently broke ground on the Enclave at Pleasantville, 68 townhouses priced from $739,995.
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But there are growing concerns that Beijing is steadily eroding civic freedoms in the enclave.
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And City Hall is perceived by many black residents as an enclave of white privilege.
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In Syria, deadly government airstrikes continued in eastern Ghouta, a rebel-held enclave near Damascus.
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Turkey has threatened to invade another Syrian Kurdish enclave, called Afrin, as soon as Wednesday.
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One series of color photographs focuses on teens in the Protestant enclave of Long Kesh.
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For over 350 years, Llivia has remained effectively landlocked as a Spanish enclave inside France.
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The centers have an uneasy relationship with the rest of Malibu, a largely affluent enclave.
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By The New York Times The enclave still has a remarkably high concentration of celebrities.
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Iraqi Kurdistan, an oil-rich enclave in northern Iraq, may be their best hope yet.
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The village, with a population of roughly 8,100, is also known as a creative enclave.
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More than 50,000 people have already fled the enclave, according to the Norwegian Refugee Council.
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Some have glass windows overlooking the riverside enclave, and others are dark, with no windows.
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It sliced Berlin into an eastern Communist sector and capitalist enclave surrounded by East Germany.
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" Democrats, he said, "have gerrymandered this new federal enclave, and I'm saying un-gerrymander it.
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Itamar, another would-be settlement enclave southeast of Nablus, has had its share of bloodshed.
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Redistricting cracked the liberal enclave of Asheville and transformed the seat into safe GOP territory.
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And in the heart of the enclave known as Tehrangeles, near U.C.L.A., feelings were mixed.
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WHEN THE FROSTS MOVED into their building, the Village was still a thriving creative enclave.
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Every old-money Republican enclave of western Connecticut, like Darien and Greenwich, voted for Mrs.
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Israel holds Hamas -- which controls Gaza -- responsible for everything that happens in the coastal enclave.
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Alternatively, if your TV isn't WiSA-ready then Enclave will sell you a CineHub transmitter.
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Israel has fought three wars in Gaza since Hamas took over the enclave in 2007.
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The Front for the Liberation of the Enclave of Cabinda (FLEC), which fought a low-level insurgency for four decades in the thin enclave sandwiched between Democratic Republic of Congo and the Republic of Congo, said it would not participate in a "foreign" election.
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Earlier on Friday, the densely populated enclave was bombed for a sixth straight day, witnesses said.
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Like with Touch ID, Face ID stores the face data in the phone's encrypted Secure Enclave.
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Kaliningrad, the Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, bristles with even more advanced anti-air systems.
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There are about 70,000 registered cars in the small, densely populated enclave of 1.95 million people.
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Dozens of explosions rocked the coastal enclave and ambulance sirens echoed in the mostly empty streets.
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Every little enclave has their own little two or three grouping of really, really close friendships.
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With iOS 533, Apple checks that the Touch ID sensor and secure enclave are still intact.
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They could also withdraw their support for Kurdish rule of Iraqi territories beyond their official enclave.
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Islamic State then overran rebel positions and encircled the army's enclave in the city in 2014.
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The first is to convince the city's 10,000 Chinese students to spend more in the enclave.
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For instance, to what fairy enclave did designer Josep Font reach out, to handcraft these earrings?
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Hundreds of civilians were evacuated from the last enclave held by Islamic State in eastern Syria.
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Most of Gaza's 2m people have been unable to leave their tiny enclave for a decade.
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Rabin says Israeli officers invited their Egyptian counterparts after surrounding their brigade at the Faluja enclave.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Those cute little emojis have emotions running high in one southern California seaside enclave.
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The Kurdish government has waived visa requirement for U.S. citizens entering the Kurdish enclave for years.
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Cracking it would require an extra piece of customised software aimed at neutering the Enclave itself.
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All of the mega-homes in this enclave offer the most incredible views of Los Angeles.
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So to escape to this little enclave here and ... we just feel very unsettled right now.
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The Secure Enclave is interesting because like the secure boot process, it is separate from iOS.
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Scenes from texts, including the Book of the Dead, lead from one spectacular enclave to another.
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After its racist Halloween costume contest, the Enclave held an audio meeting to discuss the fallout.
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Add Thousand Oaks, California, an upscale enclave 227 miles northwest of Los Angeles, to the litany.
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The monthly festival serves as a showcase of what this Cuban-American enclave has to offer.
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Gas pipelines at the crossing, bringing fuel into the coastal enclave, were damaged, the army said.
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Wednesday's ground assault targeted the Hawsh al-Dawahra area at the eastern edge of the enclave.
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The fire has destroyed 370 homes and other structures, including in the celebrity enclave of Malibu.
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Russia has also started moving nuclear-capable missiles into its Kaliningrad enclave bordering Poland and Lithuania.
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News of the gruesome killings rattled the affluent enclave of Colts Neck just days before Thanksgiving.
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The enclave has suffered for years from unreliable electrical supply, with daily, prolonged blackouts the norm.
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Once an enclave of Puerto Ricans and Dominicans, this neighborhood staple is all that is left.
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I grew up in Mount Airy, a middle-class enclave in the Northwestern area of Philadelphia.
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Such attacks on Hamas, which has the most powerful armed apparatus in the enclave, were rare.
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To serve a bustling Albanian enclave, there's a mosque with a school and a community center.
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Redistricting recognized the shifting demographics that have remade the region from a once-solid Republican enclave.
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Indeed, Russians had traded in just such an enclave in Kiakhta, in Qing Mongolia, since 1727.
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Around 130,000 people have left the enclave in the past month, according to the United Nations.
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The destruction in this once-idyllic enclave in the northern Bahamas can't be put into words.
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The territory will soon be cut in half and each piece will become a federal enclave.
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But you don't need to stay in this tony enclave to tap into splendid alpine culture.
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The enclave has long been known as a place Wall Street types would put down roots.
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The deal was announced just as civilians inside the rebel enclave said they had lost hope.
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Another insurgent group that has pledged loyalty to it holds a small enclave in the southwest.
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Starting with iOS9, the Secure Enclave also enforces all those restrictions against brute-forcing mentioned before.
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Mr. Trump was raised in a two-story Tudor-style home in an affluent enclave in Queens.
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We protect fingerprint data using a secure enclave, which is uniquely paired to the touch ID sensor.
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It was the bloodiest day in the Hamas Islamist-run enclave since a 2014 war with Israel.
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Ceuta and Melilla, Spain's other north African enclave, have been a focus of Spanish anti-militant investigations.
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Gaza is an enclave that has largely been closed off by its two neighbors, Israel and Egypt.
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Furthermore, what's stored in the Secure Enclave isn't actually your fingerprint or a picture of your face.
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Warda has never left Gaza, a just 365-square-kilometer coastal enclave of nearly two million people.
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They lost their enclave in the city of Aleppo, the opposition's last big urban stronghold, in December.
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The Observatory said a gas was also used during a rocket attack last week on the enclave.
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A commander in the alliance fighting alongside Syria's army said the Islamic State militants left the enclave.
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It's like a series of enclave neighborhoods separated by freeways and big cabbage fields and strip malls.
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Islamic State fighters stepped up efforts this year to seize the enclave before the army could arrive.
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Most of its people cannot leave the 365-square-kilometre enclave because of Israeli and Egyptian blockades.
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It is also bordered on both sides by Russia's European enclave Kaliningrad and close military ally Belarus.
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College campuses, particularly research universities, have all the ingredients necessary to become a trendy live-work enclave.
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Salim recalled a sarin gas attack that killed hundreds of people in 2013 in the rebel enclave.
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The enclave also checks to make sure Signal's servers are running the code they're supposed to be.
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Last Saturday, Russia said it had moved nuclear-capable missiles into its Kaliningrad enclave on the Baltic.
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Human rights groups say 95 percent of Gaza's 1.95 million people cannot get out of the enclave.
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The mountainous enclave is within Azerbaijan's borders, but populated mainly by ethnic Armenians who reject Azerbaijan's rule.
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Shoigu was on his way to the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, which is between Moscow and Poland.
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Ken, who had won a hard-earned enclave of peace, ends up bereaved, homeless, and an addict.
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In 2013, Apple introduced the Secure Enclave co-processor (SEP), which makes this process even more robust.
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The AES chip talks to the Secure Enclave and they can exchange security keys with one another.
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What is clear is that the western Balkan states, an enclave surrounded by the EU, need friends.
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The sleepy enclave had a mix of one-, two- and three-family homes and large apartment buildings.
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Part of the rebels' northwestern enclave is held by Turkish-backed groups aided by the Turkish army.
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Just last summer, armed resistance by one Shia enclave was brutally put down by Saudi security forces.
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The company plans to build a "boutique oceanfront enclave" on the site, according to the company's website.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israel is tightening restrictions on Gaza amid heightened tensions with militants in the coastal enclave.
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With 35 homes, manicured lawns and palm trees, the circular, gated street is an exclusive enclave. Sen.
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Buick now manufacturers only three models in the United States: the Verano, the Enclave and the LaCrosse.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad had repeatedly refused aid into the enclave and evacuations out of it.
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This feature allocates a "secure enclave" in a processor that theoretically can't be altered by the user.
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Underground Ghouta Some tunnels were still under construction by the ousted rebels as bombs pounded the enclave.
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I want to create a life that is just healthy and peaceful—an enclave, really, of retreat.
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Nowhere is this more apparent than the driver's seat of the clean-sheet redesigned 24.5 Enclave Avenir.
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But in terms of absolutely devouring miles, the Enclave Avenir is a force to be reckoned with.
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Jackson entered Europe by climbing over the fence that divides Morocco from the Spanish enclave of Melilla.
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He has lived in Dogpatch, a waterfront enclave on the eastern side of the city, even longer.
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Such an easing would provide some relief for the two million residents of the impoverished coastal enclave.
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In addition, proponents believe the enclave of 900 family-owned businesses is shifting in the right direction.
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The area was "historically a German-Jewish enclave," he said, but many of the younger people left.
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Russian spies in London, a crumbling rebel enclave in Syria and rare good environmental news in China.
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Launched in February 73, this offensive has now enabled Damascus to regain control of the entire enclave.
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Syrian forces have split the enclave into three parts under a blistering barrage of artillery and airstrikes.
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"There was no food, no medicine, nothing," a woman leaving the enclave said on Syrian state television.
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The militant group's most hardened foreign fighters are holed up inside the enclave, the SDF has said.
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Aid workers have warned that an outbreak in the crowded and impoverished coastal enclave could be disastrous.
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From a near-frontier in the 1910s, it became a counter-counterculture showbiz enclave in the '60s.
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The northern reaches of this region were once a Muslim-majority enclave in the overwhelmingly Buddhist nation.
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That building, once an enclave of film companies, is now home to M&M's World and condominiums.
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Thousands of the group's unbending supporters, including many foreign women who married jihadists, also abandoned the enclave.
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Hidden in the Silicon Valley enclave of Los Altos Hills, California, lies a huge, eight-acre estate.
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More arrive every day, as they flee ISIS's last enclave, the besieged town of Baghouz Al-Fawqani.
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He was born on a wheat and sheep farm in a Christian enclave of Syria called Mhardeh.
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Colson Whitehead set his 219 novel, "Sag Harbor," in the traditionally African-American enclave of the village.
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The enclave has emerged as the city's latest culinary hotbed, one marked by experimentation and international flavors.
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There was no immediate comment from Gaza's Islamist rulers Hamas or other militant groups in the enclave.
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The violence took place in July 2016 in a diplomatic enclave of Bangladesh, a Muslim-majority country.
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The three other men, one from Spain's north African enclave of Melilla, have not yet been named.
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Mark Meadows took in all of the liberal enclave of Asheville but said he was not worried.
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The polls on November 24th were a vote on Hong Kong's future as a liberal Chinese enclave.
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The enclave is exclusive, full of showpiece brick homes, many decorated with flying flags of distant republics.
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North Korea has now proven their capability of reaching this critical defense enclave with a nuclear package.
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Trump's winter home and resort, Mar-a-Lago, is located in the exclusive enclave of Palm Beach.
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Israel launched airstrikes into the Gaza Strip on Saturday in response to rocket fire from the enclave.
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No safe haven: An Islamic enclave near the Catstkills has repeatedly been targeted by online conspiracy theories.
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Mr. Castro announced his presidential campaign in a Hispanic enclave of San Antonio, where he was raised.
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On the surface, Akayed Ullah seemed to be an ordinary member of a Bangladeshi enclave in Brooklyn.
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What's there now is a scrubbed, wealthy enclave punctuated by new luxury high rises and vacant storefronts.
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This week it announced it had captured a jihadist encampment that represented most of the remaining enclave.
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Backed by Russian air power, Assad has in recent years taken back one rebel enclave after another.
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The estate sits on nearly 22 acres in the tony enclave about an hour from New York City.
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The young Tunisian-French woman was among truckloads of civilians leaving the militants' last enclave in eastern Syria.
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The withdrawal will restore state control over the eastern Qalamoun enclave, some 40 km (25 miles) from Damascus.
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This year is the first time that a Chinese president has graced the Alps' elite enclave of Davos.
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That's because the Secure Enclave stored within the Touch ID sensor still needs to be paired and secured.
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Several buildings are seen destroyed in Douma, in the rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta, Syria, on March 5.
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The Secure Enclave is a coprocessor that utilizes a secure boot process to make sure that it's uncompromized.
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Nagorno-Karabakh is an enclave with a large ethnic Armenian population that lies inside the territory of Azerbaijan.
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There are no Starbucks in this middle-class waterfront enclave, no fancy restaurants and no luxury condominium developments.
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Apple's security designed ecosystem runs through a series of trusted chains with the secure enclave at the center.
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While talks over the fate of the city continue, conditions inside the shrinking rebel enclave have rapidly deteriorated.
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Sweden is strengthening defences on Gotland, an island close to Kaliningrad, a Russian military enclave on the Baltic.
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Developers initially marketed Opa-Locka as an exclusively white, middle-class enclave, according to the Orlando Sun-Sentinel.
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In 2005, Israel pulled out of Gaza and the enclave is now governed by the Islamist Hamas movement.
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Earlier on Thursday, a witness and a war monitoring group said government forces had moved into the enclave.
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The secure enclave is a coprocessor that utilizes a secure boot process to make sure that it's uncompromized.
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Then it becomes clear it's about Gaza and the future of the impoverished and fenced-in Palestinian enclave.
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The homicide also promises to offer commentary on the idea of class divides in an affluent seaside enclave.
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The Gaza Strip, a coastal enclave controlled by the Islamist group Hamas, is home to 2 million Palestinians.
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The biometric is of course stored locally, in the secure enclave, so it does not leave the device.
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In December, President Muhammadu Buhari said the group's last stronghold, an enclave in the Sambisa forest, had fallen.
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Ms. Beina, for example, hasn't left the small Muslim enclave where she lives for the past five years.
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The firm has pondered removing its ability to modify the Enclave, which would frustrate official requests for access.
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Protesters did attempt to disrupt the event by blocking the main highway into the hill-nestled, suburban enclave.
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Revisit THUMP's review of 2015's Mysteryland, which saw the festival rebrand itself as a neo-hippie enclave.
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Many of those remaining would prefer to be evacuated to the last remaining opposition enclave in northwestern Syria.
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After releasing their smash hit debut album, Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim retreated into their music-writing enclave.
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The first week of training is spent on a military base located near the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad.
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I grew up in Suffolk in southwest Belfast, which was a small Protestant enclave surrounded by Catholic areas.
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It has high hopes of breaking out of that enclave and taking power in several other big cities.
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A number of shells from the rebel enclave have hit government-held Damascus in the past two weeks.
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On its website, the leader of Enclave posted that the guild has shut down until a later date.
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The U.N. human rights office said it believed some 100,000 civilians were still in the rebel-held enclave.
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By contrast, the Kurdish enclave in northern Syria, known as Rojava, is only trouble from a Turkish perspective.
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Well, there's not much of that during Mile 213, which passes through the Hasidic Jewish enclave of Williamsburg.
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Thiel is one of the most vocal supporters of President Trump in Silicon Valley, historically a liberal enclave.
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We'd seen more food decaying in those wintry farm fields than the Serbs were letting into the enclave.
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It doesn't take Travis long to figure out that Brandon and Derek are part of the refugee enclave.
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According to official data released earlier this month, there were 9,784 people without homes in the tech enclave.
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On the bright side, the enclave faces Eastchester Bay and offers views of City Island and Long Island.
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The secure enclave is a coprocessor that utilizes a secure boot process to make sure that it's uncompromised.
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Nagorno-Karabakh is a mountainous enclave within Azerbaijan's borders, populated mainly by ethnic Armenians who reject Azerbaijan's rule.
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Yet here it was, served as a featured bar item in this exclusive feminist enclave of creative capitalism.
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The Secure Enclave is a separate computer within the iPhone which handles access to the device's encryption keys.
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Poland, which borders a Russian enclave known as Kaliningrad, was once a satellite state of the Soviet Union.
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Many of them were suffocating or having seizures, after a suspected poison gas attack struck the rebel enclave.
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People packed into the Enclave Caracol, where a volunteer organization called Food Not Bombs dished up warm meals.
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They are, in some respects, typical liberals in a typical suburban enclave, or bubble, or what have you.
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It raised fears across the region that the United States was trying to cement an autonomous Kurdish enclave.
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Living in In this quiet Long Island enclave, the tranquil beaches and vineyards are part of the draw.
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The centrally located enclave is known for its brick, Tudor-style houses built in the 29s and '209s.
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With a pair of ferry docks, the enclave can feel closely tethered to the place it faces: Manhattan.
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Spain in a World Cup first-round match — and all work in the thriving Portuguese enclave essentially stopped.
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The shop is in German Town, an enclave of Germans and German businesses on the Upper East Side.
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Turtle Bay, the embassy-heavy enclave where the United Nations sits, is not President Trump's kind of neighborhood.
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It is also a Republican enclave in a state that turned even more blue in the midterm elections.
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He grew up Mormon in a family with close ties to the elite Mormon enclave of Belmont, Mass.
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The pro-Trump enclave has become well-known for spreading fake news, InfoWars-style conspiracies, and hate speech.
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Regulators in Macau, the Chinese enclave where the company operates two casinos, are also inquiring about the allegations.
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The cavernous store opened five months ago in this Russian enclave to serve the growing community from Uzbekistan.
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Fear of Syrian regime abounds There are no good options for the population as the opposition enclave disintegrates.
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In freezing cold tents, on congested roads, it is a sentiment that echoes across Syria's last opposition enclave.
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She has lived and worked here since 228, when the neighborhood was becoming a New Agey arts enclave.
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Sri Lankan food is still a rare sighting in the city outside an immigrant enclave on Staten Island.
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Syrian government troops completely encircled rebel-held neighborhoods last week, cutting off all supply lines to the enclave.
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They were held under the custody of Syrian Kurdish forces after they took the jihadist group's last enclave.
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Nació en una granja ovina y de producción de trigo en un enclave cristiano de Siria llamado Muhrada.
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The Hamas movement, in which Meshaal remains a prominent and influential figure, controls the Palestinian enclave of Gaza.
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When concerns about a pipeline were dismissed by regulators, a rural black enclave went to court — and won.
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Currently, GameSnacks is working with developers including Famobi, Inlogic Games, Black Moon Design, Geek Games, and Enclave Games.
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Achrafieh is a Christian enclave and one of Beirut's oldest districts, known for its winding, tree-lined streets.
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Then they made the pilgrimage to the family cemetery in Glen Cove, a prosperous enclave on Long Island.
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The move could further isolate the impoverished Palestinian coastal enclave and portend a more aggressive stance against Israel.
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The private homes and businesses that surround the federal enclave would be Washington Douglas Commonwealth: Washington, DC. Yeah.
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The enclave is ruled by the Islamist Hamas group and is under an Israeli and Egyptian security blockade.
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Goa: The Indian coastal state was once an enclave for hippie Westerners who relished its laid-back culture.
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I just don't want to say 'Classical music is an all-white, elderly enclave' because it isn't, actually.
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On this day in 1918, Congress voted to allow Washington, D.C., a federal enclave, to lift the curb.
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By intensifying bureaucracy and prohibiting certain goods, Kiev has made it progressively difficult to supply this breakaway enclave.
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Without this unique pairing, a malicious touch ID sensor could be substituted, thereby gaining access to the secure enclave.
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As the battles creep closer, thousands of families fled their homes and moved deeper into the enclave, residents say.
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Apple says it has even upgraded the iPhone's algorithms and secure enclave so that Face ID recognizes you faster.
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The enclave includes the Old City center and three adjacent districts along the western bank of the Tigris river.
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Giddins was represented by Jerry Levy, a Legal Aid attorney born and raised in a Jewish enclave of Brooklyn.
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I tested the similarly outfitted Enclave and, although it's bigger and quieter, it has a more expensive $24,53 price.
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The Islamic State enclave straddling the border is the last part of the Syrian-Lebanese frontier under militant control.
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CW: There are so many things I can't do now, as a true hacker, or with a hacker enclave.
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Without a Secure Enclave, you can bruteforce the passcode with a hardware device that costs a few hundred bucks.
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The official said the Cook was operating in international waters 70 nautical miles off the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad.
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Mr Kim had been living on Chinese soil in the gambling enclave of Macau, probably under Chinese government protection.
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In the Palestinian coastal enclave of Gaza, demonstrators chanted "Death to America", "Death to Israel" and "Down with Trump".
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As locations go, the spot was well befitting as an enclave for the global elite to meet and greet.
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More than two million people are packed into the narrow coastal enclave, where poverty and unemployment rates are high.
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Israel has said Hamas, as the dominant force in Gaza, bears overall responsibility for any attacks from the enclave.
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Dave Finlay, a SpaceX executive, has been traveling door to door in the quiet retirement enclave near the beach.
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The truces do not cover a former al Qaeda affiliate, which has a small presence in the besieged enclave.
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Confrontation with the far right followed, and race riots erupted in what was a shabby immigrant enclave in 1958.
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It is home to two million Palestinians, who complain that the blockade has left the enclave isolated and impoverished.
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The key point here is that Face ID data never leaves the user's phone (or indeed the Secure Enclave).
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Israel said it would reopen the Kerem Shalom goods crossing, which provides vital supplies for the enclave, from Tuesday.
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In Syria the regime of Bashar al-Assad pounded the rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta, killing dozens of people.
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Syrian state television then showed footage that it said was of 13 fighters and their families leaving the enclave.
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Even with Kirkuk's oil the Kurdish enclave is broke; without it, dreams of independence have been dashed (see article).
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ON January 20th Turkey launched a military operation (optimistically dubbed "Olive Branch") in Syria's north-western enclave of Afrin.
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This is becoming a Daesh enclave on our borders and the security of Jordanian people supersedes any other concern.
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At first blush, a drive through the town feels more like a bucolic suburban village than a celebrity enclave.
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Sales of the Encore rose nearly 6 percent, and sales of the Enclave crossover rose just over 2 percent.
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The Britain-based group said bombardment of the insurgent-held enclave started escalating on Sunday evening, wounding 325 people.
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But Idlib stands as the last significant enclave of the armed opposition that rose up dedicated to ousting Assad.
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African migrants celebrate after crossing the border from Morocco to Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta on Aug. 1.
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Voat was founded in 2014 as a free speech Reddit knockoff and became an enclave for far-right topics.
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Syrian state media reported that several people had been injured by shells fired by rebels near the insurgent enclave.
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Ben Tobias of the Gainesville Police Department, which oversees a liberal student enclave in the middle of red Florida.
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The Secure Enclave stores your fingerprint data, passcode, and other cryptographic information using a built-in random number generator.
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Apple's iPhone 5S introduced Touch ID for the first time, and alongside it a special security feature: Secure Enclave.
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More importantly, the Touch ID sensor would ship with a secure enclave, making your Mac more secure than before.
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That image goes to the Secure Enclave co-processor (SEP) and all fingerprint processing happens here, not in iOS.
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This way, your fingerprint is never stored on your laptop's SSD drive — it remains on the T1 secure enclave.
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Government forces had also made "notable" advances on the western edge of the rebel enclave at Harasta, he said.
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Buick is still shifting heavily toward crossovers: Sales of the Encore and Enclave crossovers are both up this year.
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Whitney moved into a larger ground-floor studio, with a rear entrance onto the artists' enclave of Macdougal Alley.
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These chemical weapons were used as part of a weeks-long offensive against this densely populated opposition-held enclave.
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In their artist-heavy enclave of east London this is tantamount, says George, "to reading the Nazi Paedophile Times".
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The IDF says "a number of suspects" crossed into Israel from northern Gaza, then returned to the coastal enclave.
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Spain is a holdout now, but it was once part of a small enclave — largely forgotten — called Little Spain.
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Israel, which holds territory bordering the rebel enclave there, has also targeted Iran-backed forces to keep them away.
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Just outside of Seattle is a ritzy enclave called Mercer Island, and it's home to some of Seattle's billionaires.
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Nigeria's army captured its last enclave in the vast Sambisa forest on Friday, President Muhammadu Buhari said on Saturday.
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The group issued a propaganda film from inside the enclave last week calling on its supporters to keep faith.
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A swathe of northern Syria has become a Kurdish enclave, protected by a tripwire of some 2,000 US troops.
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Citing security concerns, Israel and Egypt maintain tight curbs on the enclave, deepening economic hardship and raising humanitarian concerns.
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This adaptation is done completely on device by applying re-training and deep learning in the redesigned Secure Enclave.
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But newer iPhones have a chip called the Secure Enclave Processor, which has hardened the security of the device.
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Kylie is using her newfound freedom from Tyga to get herself from one celebrity enclave to another, Curbed reports.
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The Baltic Fleet headquarters is in the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, squeezed between Poland and Lithuania, both NATO members.
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The Islamist militant group also says it has two Israeli civilians who previously walked into the fenced-off enclave.
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Mr. Sinha, 55, owns a beautiful home in Chestnut Hill, an enclave outside Boston where his wife still lives.
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For instance, let's say you type in 2000, a ZIP code in the reliably blue enclave of Denver, Colo.
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Dubrovnik, la ciuda croata, fue un enclave ficticio en la serie Juego de tronos conocido como Desembarco del Rey.
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Friday's flare-up, ignited by isolation and economic deprivation, was the worst in years in the small Mediterranean enclave.
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But within hours, pro-government forces tried to push into the enclave from two directions, and government airstrikes resumed.
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But this glassy and hushed restaurant that opened last year offers an organic enclave amid the asphalt and concrete.
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Although downtown may now be a trendier enclave, condo buyers would likely flock to a building on Park Avenue.
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The Grove, a retail enclave that opened in 4053, counts a number of annual visitors on par with Disneyland.
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Hamas ultimately routed Fatah and seized full control of Gaza, the Palestinian coastal enclave of about two million people.
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Gossage bought one cabin in this enclave in 22017, just as his Hall of Fame pitching career took root.
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Their friends in the liberal enclave of Los Angeles would occasionally tsk-tsk that they worked on the show.
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The Ocean Dreams complex fronts on Surf Avenue between 35th and 36th Streets, steps from the private Seagate enclave.
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Two more brothers have joined the latest operation against the Kurdish militias in the enclave of Afrin, they said.
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The first building will open in spring 2019, said Sam Mermelstein, director of development for Enclave Equities, the developer.
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Likewise, Israel doesn't really believe that a tiny Palestinian enclave trapped between Israel and Jordan could be economically viable.
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They're both among thousands of books recently banned in Kuwait, a country once considered an enclave for intellectual freedom.
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Idlib and surrounding areas are the last major enclave held by rebels opposed to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The recent violence has pushed people out of multiple towns along the main highways running through the opposition enclave.
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Henry makes a U-turn, and 15 minutes later they pull into a sleepy enclave of single-family homes.
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The US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces launched an assault to remove ISIS from its last enclave in the country.
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News of the attack came days after Turkish forces launched an attack on a Kurdish enclave in northwest Syria.
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What Odland didn't want was to create an artsy enclave that had no connection to the community around it.
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Fishing is one of the biggest industries in the Gaza Strip, a coastal enclave of some 1.9 million inhabitants.
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The agreement may well stop the killing in the Kurdish enclave in northern Syria, according to our news analysis.
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Living in Residents have long fought to protect their Pacific Coast enclave, its easygoing vibe — and its attractive prices.
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Brussels appears willing to give Spain an effective veto over whether any deal with Britain applied to the enclave.
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Fortunately, the exploit doesn't break Apple's Secure Enclave, which holds the keys to decrypt data already on the device.
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Observers say it is now only a matter of time before the regime takes control of the entire enclave.
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The man was arrested, and a white mob descended on the area, an affluent black enclave, and destroyed it.
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But last April I found myself staying at a hidden European enclave on a stretch of deserted Mexican coastline.
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But last April, I found myself staying at a hidden European enclave on a stretch of deserted Mexican coastline.
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Fishing is one of the biggest industries in the Gaza Strip, a coastal enclave of almost 2 million inhabitants.
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The army also took a strategic enclave on the Ugandan border and pushed into rebel areas west of Juba.
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Officials said the Ventura fire was threatening homes from the exclusive enclave of Ojai to the hills of Ventura.
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California's Placer County northeast of Sacramento, where the median home sells for more than $440,000, remains a Republican enclave.
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Heavy gunfire erupted in Bangui's PK53 neighborhood - a Muslim enclave in the majority Christian city - at around 2 a.m.
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Beach House Hotel Hermosa Beach is a peaceful enclave inspired by the laid-back beach vibes that surround it.
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Hot Topic Is Still Hot How has an enclave for emo kids and mall goths resisted the retail apocalypse?
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I lived in a tight suburban New Jersey enclave with one neighbor's driveway only 10 feet from my house.
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DEIR AL-ZOR PROVINCE, Syria (Reuters) - Hareth Najem fled Islamic State's last enclave in eastern Syria wounded and alone.
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Alarmed at the bloodshed, Egypt, the United Nations and Qatar have sought ways to improve conditions in the enclave.
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He was known in recent years to have been living in exile in Macau, a semi-autonomous enclave within China.
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We travelled from Latvia, across Lithuania to Kaliningrad, a Russian enclave in Russia that`s cut off from mainland Russia.
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In western Mosul, a historical enclave of small alleyways and old buildings, the fight is one of dense urban warfare.
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An estimated total of 17,000 people have been evacuated from the enclave since Thursday, including 7,000 on Monday, she said.
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"We've been on tenterhooks; would there be a remnant enclave somewhere?" project steering committee chair Mike Richardson told the BBC.
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In a tweet, Hickey said that the PINs doesn't always go to Apple's Secure Enclave Processor, which houses the passcode.
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Prior to the fighting, Jaghori was known as a relatively liberal enclave with high levels of education and women's rights.
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Israel and Egypt, citing security concerns, maintain tight restrictions on the passage of Palestinians through their borders with the enclave.
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It is a Kurdish-controlled enclave, cut off from a larger expanse of Kurdish territory in the northeast of Syria.
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Activists said anyone with links to the rebels who seized control of the enclave in 2012 was being hunted down.
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After a lavish 5003 wedding in Manhattan, the Ivy League grads moved to the posh, wooded enclave of Farmington, Connecticut.
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Among them are residents of Montecito, one of the state's wealthiest enclave and home to such celebrities as Oprah Winfrey.
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It broke out when Palestinians gathered on the border between the Hamas-run enclave and Israel then began throwing stones.
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The vote comes as warplanes pounded eastern Ghouta, the last rebel enclave near Syria's capital, for a fifth day running.
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Viewers are transported to the peaceful enclave of flawless nature, accompanied by a handful of friends and a handheld camera.
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"The bill puts the new federal enclave entirely within and subject to the influence of the new state," he added.
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Capturing the enclave would represent Assad's biggest blow against the rebels since they were driven from Aleppo in December 2016.
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With the iPhone 5s and later, Apple has been using the Secure Enclave to encrypt your passcode and sensitive information.
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We were not chosen for this act of violence because we condone racism, because we are an enclave for extremism.
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The Holey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka is tucked away in the affluent Gulshan neighborhood, a diplomatic enclave favored by expatriates.
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Gaza's first cellular network, operated by Jawwal, a firm owned by the PalTel Group, launched in the enclave in 1999.
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Kurdish Peshmerga fighters provided security; Iraq's government footed the bill (which it refused to the undisputed Kurdish enclave further north).
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More than 2 million Palestinians are packed into Gaza, a narrow coastal enclave where unemployment is high and poverty widespread.
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Since February forces loyal to Mr Assad have pounded the rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta, a suburb of the capital.
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The jihadist group also holds an enclave of desert surrounded by the Syrian army in the center of the country.
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Also Gaza, a tiny Palestinian enclave on the Mediterranean coast, is filled with relics of the recent and distant past.
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Today he owns a large estate in the Majidi Mall area of Erbil, Iraq, a new enclave for the wealthy.
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And there were more similarities to life in El Salvador in his immigrant enclave on Long Island than he expected.
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In the Hamas-ruled enclave of Gaza, Hamas spokesman Ismail Rudwan condemned the cuts, deploring what he called "politicized money".
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Case in point: Peter's somewhat fluid plan to run a marathon in the minuscule walled enclave that is Vatican City.
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Notably, this method will run into problems on phones with a Secure Enclave, ruling out any phones beyond the 5S.
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Still, it's likely that if the FBI is successful, the bureau will request similar methods for cracking Enclave-equipped phones.
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It's quite possible that Russia envisions backing Assad and an Alawi enclave, including Damascus and the coastal areas, in perpetuity.
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Netanyahu was due to convene his security cabinet later in the day to approve the new enclave, government officials said.
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FEW NOTICED when intense fighting broke out in early April in Nagorno-Karabakh, a disputed enclave between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
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On the next episode, Morton joins an enclave of new age seekers in Southern California who find enlightenment through orgasm.
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Nick even ended up in a walled-off enclave that could have been a sister city to Terminus or Alexandria.
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Gibraltar, a tiny British enclave on Spain's southern tip, is dubbed "the Rock" because of its famous cliff-faced mountain.
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The bloody fighting between Armenian and Azerbaijani forces in the mountainous enclave this week was a reminder that it should.
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Later in the evening, security officers fired tear gas and warning shots to prevent more people from entering the enclave.
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Which leads to a nagging question: How can you always be sure that you can trust the secure enclave itself?
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Morocco's interior ministry reported that some 800 migrants had tried to storm the enclave, and that all had been arrested.
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The SDF believes 400 to 600 militants remain holed up in the enclave, including many hardened foreigners and some emirs.
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To swipe through the app is to get a glimpse inside a cultural enclave antithetical to the modern dating landscape.
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The threat to Germany's security had increased with Moscow's stationing of short-range missiles in its Kaliningrad enclave, he said.
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Florida was established as a spring training enclave, and teams were beginning to look to Arizona, where land was plentiful.
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They've also owned three beachfront pads in California, including one in La Jolla, a ritzy beach enclave in San Diego.
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Hamas, the dominant militant group in the Gaza Strip, has acknowledged holding three Israeli civilians who crossed into the enclave.
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He found Riverside South, the tower-filled enclave along Riverside Boulevard below West 72nd Street, too far from public transportation.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Evacuations from the Syrian enclave of east Aleppo continued on Wednesday evening, a U.N. official in Syria said.
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Nestled within an elite enclave in a premiere Silicon Valley neighborhood is a five-bedroom $16.8 million mansion for sale.
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She loved to dance, and was known in this hilly enclave of Puerto Rico for her Saturday-night merengue moves.
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Around 200 Kosovo Serbs attended the show at a theater in Gracanica, a Serb enclave just outside Kosovo's capital Pristina.
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This naturist enclave is at the northernmost tip of the county with a gay and straight side, so sun accordingly.
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The secure enclave creates a safe haven for sensitive data, even if malware or another malady compromises the main computer.
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The military's influence has also manifested materially, as the military has increasingly occupied a distinct, protected enclave in American life.
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She wheels me into an enclave and brings me tray upon tray of (dry looking, but hey) lasagna, fish, sandwiches.
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Our church is located in a very conservative, family-oriented enclave of Southern California, with very few openly gay people.
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Hajin is the last big town that the Islamic State holds in its remaining enclave east of the Euphrates River.
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The ash and cedar interior of this serene new sushi enclave is constructed, in part, with wood from former temples.
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Its survival as a Christian enclave in Muslim Turkey relies, to some extent, on Western governments' advocacy of religious freedom.
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More than 300 people have died and 300,000 have been displaced as troops have pushed into the rebel enclave. Capt.
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Fighting persisted in eastern Ghouta, above, a rebel-held enclave near Damascus, despite a Russian declaration of a cease-fire.
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U.N. aid agencies do not have access to much of Eastern Ghouta, the rebel-held enclave where Douma is located.
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Kirkuk is one of several Iraqi areas taken by Kurds in 2014, expanding their enclave by more than 40 percent.
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Fighting persisted in eastern Ghouta, a rebel-held enclave near Damascus, above, despite a Russian declaration of a cease-fire.
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As consumers bought more of them, carmakers introduced more options, from the bulky Buick Enclave to the subcompact Nissan Kicks.
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It's a largely rural district (except for the liberal enclave of Charlottesville) and President Trump carried it by 11 points.
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Hong Kong is now a semiautonomous enclave sitting on China's periphery with some 6,000 Chinese troops stationed on its soil.
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It is ending Kashmir's status as a full state in India and turning it into a federally administered enclave instead.
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Tens of thousands of people have already fled other parts of the enclave after a two-month bombardment killed hundreds.
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For instance, Russia might deploy more nuclear-capable Iskander missiles to Kaliningrad, a Russian enclave located between Poland and Lithuania.
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A predominantly white and heavily Irish Catholic enclave, it is wedged between the suburbs and the sprawling black South Side.
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It is in the works for East Los Angeles, a mostly Hispanic enclave that has not yet seen intense development.
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I hadn't chosen to exist in an ethnic enclave — at least, I never realized it was something I had chosen.
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Turkey's cross-border military offensive against US-backed Kurdish militias has driven civilians living in the northwestern Syrian enclave underground.
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And those errors can reveal information as sensitive as a cryptographic key or biometric data stored in the SGX enclave.
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Hamas, which has controlled Gaza since seizing the enclave from Fatah in 2007, is not a member of the PLO.
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Up to 3 million people are packed into a rural enclave in Idlib province that borders Turkey to the north.
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The CineHome Pro is also THX certified, a first for a WiSA 5.1 wireless home theater system, according to Enclave.
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The Palestinian enclave is ruled by the Islamist Hamas movement, designated by Israel and the West as a terrorist group.
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Before the evacuation, the coalition estimated that about 300-400 fighters were still holed up in the Islamic State enclave.
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Jessika Muscat is not from San Marino, an autonomous enclave within Italy that stands as the world's first sovereign state.
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A similar measure is being reviewed in Macau, a former Portuguese-run enclave that returned to Chinese rule in 1999.
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First, it comes with a "secure enclave," which HTC describes as a "locked area on the device that is protected from the Android OS." This is where you hold your cryptocurrency private keys; ideally, even if your phone's security gets compromised in some ways, the private keys in the secure enclave should remain safe.
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Those devices come equipped with Apple's proprietary Secure Enclave, a portion of the core processing chip where private encryption keys are stored and used to secure data and to enable features like Touch ID. Apple says that the things that the FBI is asking for are also possible on newer devices with the Secure Enclave.
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The neighborhood that became Mr. Guzmán's last hide-out is a middle- to upper-middle-class area, a relatively safe enclave.
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So this area remains very much a nest as it was described to us, or an enclave for radical teaching. Dana?
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Syrian regime forces are on the brink of taking control of the enclave after more than four years of rebel rule.
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The nearest Russian territory was about 70 nautical miles away in its enclave of Kaliningrad, which sits between Lithuania and Poland.
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At least 49 people have been reported killed in the attack on the rebel-held enclave of Douma on Saturday evening .
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"The Secure Enclave is a separate computer inside the iPhone that brokers access to encryption keys," security expert Dan Guido writes.
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McKenzie said the comments reverberated beyond Michigan, home to the nation's largest Muslim enclave, and alarmed Muslim communities across the country.
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By Rivers Solomon | Video by Allen Laseter A young woman must choose between her secure enclave and the one she loves.
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The fire threatens 18,000 structures, including some in the wealthy enclave of Montecito where a number of celebrities have their homes.
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Communication between the Secure Enclave and the application processor is isolated to an interrupt-driven mailbox and shared-memory data buffers.
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The early-morning market exudes the distinctive character of Yanbian, an ethnic-Korean enclave of which Yanji is the administrative heart.
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Since then, the rebels have lost about three-quarters of their enclave, their last big urban stronghold anywhere in the country.
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Russia is also planning on deploying advanced nuclear-capable missiles in its European enclave of Kaliningrad by 230, according to Reuters.
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At a NATO meeting, Spain was criticised for agreeing to refuel Russian warships at its enclave in Ceuta in north Africa.
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Our U.S. label at the time, the Enclave, had signed us after One Chord To Another had been released in Canada.
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Last week, Syrian forces surrounded another large IS enclave in central Syria to the west of the one encircled on Thursday.
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Pro-government forces are bombarding the enclave, which includes the Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp, Hajar al-Aswad district and neighboring areas.
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As a Yugoslav army general he helped the Croatian Serbs carve out a short-lived secessionist enclave in Croatia in 1991.
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The verbal stoush comes amid a mounting death toll in Afrin, where the violence has forced thousands to flee the enclave.
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Most cases in Brooklyn have been in an ultra-Orthodox Jewish enclave, where many parents have refused to vaccinate their children.
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She has settled in Jokolo, a village in the Pankisi Gorge, a conservative, mainly-Muslim enclave in the majority-Christian country.
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San Marino is a 24-square-mile (61.2 square kilometre) enclave in northeastern Italy with a population of just over 30,000.
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Government forces besieged the enclave in July, allowing in only intermittent aid and forcing the population to the brink of starvation.
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Ceuta and the nearby enclave of Melilla are key entry points for economic migrants and asylum-seekers trying to reach Europe.
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The nearest Russian territory was about 248 nautical miles away in its enclave of Kaliningrad, which sits between Lithuania and Poland.
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The SDF has said it wants to make sure all civilians are out of the enclave before launching its final assault.
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He had moved deeper into the enclave to the town of Saqba with his family to try to escape the bombing.
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Home to around 400,000 civilians, the Eastern Ghouta enclave faces a humanitarian catastrophe, the U.N. human rights chief said this week.
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Munn is staying in the Beach Enclave North Shore, a dreamy villa that's only a two-minute walk from the beach.
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Much like the automaker's LaCrosse sedan, the latest edition of its Enclave SUV is billed as affordable as well as luxurious.
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Heavy gunfire concentrated in and around Bangui's PK5 neighborhood — a Muslim enclave in the majority Christian city — erupted after the attack.
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Cars are not permitted in Saint Paul de Vence, an artists' enclave perched on a hill overlooking the Cotê d'Azur coastline.
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Now, the Trump administration is using the crisis in the rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta to justify potential military action.
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The violence points to the resilience of the Islamic State and its longstanding aim to spread from its enclave in Afghanistan.
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Later, in 1763, Filipinos would establish the first permanent Asian enclave in the Americas, the town of St. Malo in Louisiana.
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On May 25, U.S. State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert issued a statement expressing concern about Syria's designs on the rebel enclave.
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Israel has maintained a land, sea and air blockade on the coastal enclave since June 2007, when Hamas took over Gaza.
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Chevy refrained from deploying too much of the flat gray plastic that I derided in the Enclave, the Traverse's corporate twin.
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Fast, overlapping and unadorned, their conversations touch on ordinary teenage topics and on worldly suffering far removed from their protected enclave.
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An estimated 33,000 civilians in the suburban enclave of Eastern Ghouta have suffered from both a lengthy siege and continued bombardment.
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A retinue of research assistants works at his gray brick complex in an artist enclave not far from the city center.
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The Skirball Fire, which started on Wednesday, has reached into the wealthy enclave of Bel-Air on Los Angeles' West Side.
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The bags will come in handy for picking up edible souvenirs at stops in Little Guyana and the nearby Portuguese enclave.
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As Wired explains:Any code running in that enclave is signed with a unique key that Intel, not the computer's owner, controls.
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Hamas dismissed the new allegations as a bid by Israel, which along with neighboring Egypt blockades Gaza, to control the enclave.
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The seven were arrested separately, in cities in eastern Spain as well as in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa.
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Formerly the least cool neighborhood, ridiculous rents in more central areas have pushed artmakers and young scenesters into this Cubano enclave.
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For the first six years of business, this enclave of excellent coffee and homemade ice cream existed under the Berlin Wall.
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The project sits close to universities including Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, and Society Hill, a middle-class enclave of townhouses.
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Hurras has organized this activity at a school in the town of Maarat Misreen in Idlib province, Syria's last opposition enclave.
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Like Cape Cod, this waterfront enclave was inspired by fish, though not the black, blue or striped bass species common today.
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Some wealthy families have shelled out big bucks to stock up on premium food and supplies in the usually seasonal enclave.
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Tens of thousands of civilians remain in Douma, which is the largest urban center in the enclave, facing worsening humanitarian conditions.
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But Fine argues that Palo Alto has little choice if it doesn't want to become an exclusive enclave for the superrich.
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Rebel snipers are preventing civilians from fleeing an enclave near Damascus that is under brutal aerial assault by Syrian government forces.
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Near Damascus, government forces advanced on the rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta, where civilians are hiding underground to escape airstrikes.
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Despite mass civilian casualties and major territorial losses, the armed groups in the enclave refused to withdraw, according to antigovernment activists.
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Turkey, a NATO ally of the U.S., has threatened to invade a Syrian Kurdish enclave, called Afrin, as soon as today.
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He said the enclave would not break Syria apart but would be part of a new, more decentralized or federalized Syria.
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There have been reports that other Bosnian nationals were captured during the fall of the remaining Islamic State enclave last week.
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"You don't see trash out front in Ashburton," the middle-class black enclave where she lived, she said under her breath.
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I found Ismail, a 25-year-old Somalian, asleep under a shower curtain in a urine-soaked enclave beneath a highway.
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After more than a decade of living at a picturesque manse in the Northern Westchester enclave of New Castle, N.Y., Gov.
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Turkey, which considers the Kurdish militia a terrorist organization, fears the plan would cement a Kurdish enclave along its southern frontier.
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Rentals and condos are also rising in next-door West Chelsea, long considered a separate enclave, though boundaries seem increasingly blurred.
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Syrian and Russian planes struck eastern Ghouta, a rebel-held enclave near Damascus, in one of the worst bombardments in years.
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News Analysis The agreement, announced by Vice President Mike Pence, may stop the killing in the Kurdish enclave in northern Syria.
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Old-school glamour meets 21st-century luxury at this dramatic boutique hotel in Whitley Heights, Los Angeles' first movie-star enclave.
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It has been a more conservative enclave than other Hispanic cities, electing lawmakers at the local level who are pro-business.
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Wearing an Islamist-style beard was fashionable in the formerly rebel-held enclave -- not so much in Bashar al-Assad's Syria.
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Jaish al-Islam says it is holding out in its part of the enclave in the eastern Ghouta town of Douma.
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Much of the Idlib enclave is now controlled by HTS, which is spearheaded by the former Syrian offshoot of al Qaeda.
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Since the handover, booming casino revenues have propelled the tiny enclave of 600,000 people to one of the world's richest cities.
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The town of Baghouz, Islamic State's last enclave in eastern Syria, fell to U.S.-backed Kurdish forces in spring last year.
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Better, some brokers say, to head east a few more stops on the 22 train to Sunnyside, an established residential enclave.
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But the 500-acre enclave, on a sliver of land between Jamaica Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, has been strikingly resilient.
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Sinjar, like Mosul, was once a multi-ethnic enclave, but the spectre of reprisals will likely prevent most Sunnis from returning.
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Begum's son is one of scores of children who have died fleeing from fighting in ISIS' last remaining Syrian enclave Baghouz.
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The statement said the Turkish military intervention in the Syrian enclave of Afrin was continuing as planned on its fourth day.
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The official also noted that more than a thousand civilians have left the last ISIS enclave within the last few hours.
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Its troops have already entered the Kurdish enclave of Afrin, though the US has no military presence in that particular area.
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Activists and residents inside the remaining rebel enclave said this week that pro-government militias had summarily executed dozens of civilians.
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The average home price in the desirable enclave in 2017 was a sky high $1.2 million in 2017, per Coastal Living.
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A day earlier, militants had killed dozens of people in a double bombing in a Shia enclave in Pakistan's tribal areas.
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" The developer Richard LeFrak, quoted for that same article, said "an exclusive island enclave arrived at by ferry sounds very delicious.
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When Israel and Egypt blockaded the enclave in 217, Hamas pivoted from ground to air, and sent rockets into Israeli territory.
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Tens of thousands of civilians remain in Douma, which is the largest urban centre in the enclave, facing worsening humanitarian conditions.
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The Syrian regime kept up a brutal campaign against the rebel enclave of eastern Ghouta, killing over 200 civilians by Friday.
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That announcement directly precipitated Turkey's military offensive against Kurdish militias in the enclave of Afrin in western Syria, Mr. Altun wrote.
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Afrin told Reuters on Thursday that many of the people leaving the enclave had been sheltering underground in caves and tunnels.
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Affluent black families flourished there in the 1930s, with Sugar Hill, an eastern enclave of Hamilton Heights, perhaps the most desirable area.
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The recall covered the 2009-2010 model year Saturn Outlook and 2009-2014 Buick Enclave, GMC Acadia and Chevrolet Traverse SUVs vehicles.
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It marked the first time sirens have warned of possible incoming rockets from the Palestinian enclave since the 2014 Israel-Gaza war.
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The fighters retained light weapons but left heavier arms in their enclave after being evacuated from western Lebanon following heavy fighting there.
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Ceuta is a Spanish enclave which sits on the tip of Africa's north coast, across the Straits of Gibraltar from mainland Spain.
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"We're going to evolve past just the Hollywood enclave and really try to unleash the world's great, high-end creators," he said.
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The Cook was on a mission almost identical to the Porter's, lingering 40 miles off the heavily militarized Russian enclave of Kaliningrad.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights earlier said buses had entered the enclave after midnight to take out fighters and their families.
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Untroubled by the Iranians and Russians, the Turks are fighting to expand their enclave (against IS and the Kurds) in the north.
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Second, if the iPhone is running iOS 8, remember that the iPhone 4S didn't have a Secure Enclave and Touch ID sensor.
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Even more important, the Secure Enclave progressively increase the delay between passcode entries when attempting to bruteforce passcodes (trying all passcode possibilities).
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He currently lives free, wheelchair-bound and elderly, in Elohim City, that Oklahoma white supremacist enclave once preferred by Richard Wayne Snell.
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Late last month he persuaded Masoud Barzani, president of Iraq's Kurdish enclave, to visit Baghdad for the first time in three years.
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In the real world, Bushwick is known as a budding hipster enclave, and racialized tension over gentrification runs unevenly through the film.
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What made the attackers -- all of whom were Bangladeshi citizens -- kill 23 people Friday at the popular cafe in Dhaka's diplomatic enclave?
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Once or twice a week these are live interceptions, typically of Russian planes flying between St Petersburg and the enclave of Kaliningrad.
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In February they launched one of the war's deadliest bombardments on the rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta, a suburb of Damascus.
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Many of those in the Tamil enclave who do work do so as daily manual laborers, a poorly-paid and unstable living.
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This means that they're already tested by years of Touch ID being around without the Secure Enclave being meaningfully unwrapped or compromised.
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Where it stands: Now home to nearly 3 million people, many of them displaced, Idlib has become the world's largest refugee enclave.
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There are 90,000 people in one enclave around the towns of Rastan and Talbiseh and a further 30,000 in another around Houla.
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In the backpacker enclave of Khao San Road, across the river from the hospital, shops and restaurants were as busy as usual.
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LA's Koreatown is the largest such ethnic enclave in the US, but it pales in comparison to the massive sprawl of Seoul.
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Some of the towering condos going up in this newfangled enclave of waterfront luxury will even brandish the name of Donald Trump.
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The secure enclave sits apart from the operating system, designed to inoculate precious cargo even in the event of a broader breach.
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The iPhone 5C that the FBI recovered lacks one important new security features from Apple — Touch ID, which boasts the secure enclave.
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That is doable, for Apple has retained the ability to alter the Enclave so that it can issue updates and fix bugs.
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But rebels still hold a swathe of northwest Syria next to Turkey, and an enclave in the southwest near Israel and Jordan.
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The SDF have squeezed the Islamic militants into a two-village, six-square-mile enclave on the Syria side of the border.
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Formerly the least cool neighborhood, ridiculous rents in more central areas have pushed art makers and young scenesters into this Cubano enclave.
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Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that the iPod Touch does not come with the Secure Enclave Processor (SEP).
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That enclave was also hit by a series of blasts on Sunday said a war monitor, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
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A triple crème style, meaning super buttery and seductive, Mt. Tam hails from the hippy enclave known as Northern California—Petaluma, specifically.
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On A7 devices and higher, the encryption runs through the AES block but key management is wholly governed by the Secure Enclave.
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Thousands of them have poured out of the enclave over the last few weeks, an evacuation that held up the final assault.
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The Morrises were farmers and headed for Wisconsin, settling in a rural area that was already home to a notable Welsh enclave.
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In April, automaker General Motors unveiled the 2018 edition of its Buick Enclave, an update of its line of high-end SUVs.
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G.M. will offer debit cards of $218 to $900 to people who bought a 2016 Chevrolet Traverse, Buick Enclave or GMC Acadia.
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But Trump comes from the wealthy enclave of Jamaica Estates, whereas Icahn grew up in a lower-middle-class family in Bayswater.
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Bosnian Muslim militants allied with the government in Sarajevo had carved out an enclave in eastern Bosnia surrounding the Srebrenica safe zone.
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U.S.-backed fighters moved into the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria's (ISIS) last enclave in eastern Syria on Monday, Reuters reported.
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Israel pulled its troops and settlers from the Gaza Strip in 2005 but keeps the enclave under a blockade, citing security concerns.
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Israel, for its part, is happy for Egypt to work with Hamas in Gaza, as long as the enclave poses no threat.
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The Enclave Audio CineHome HD offers great sound quality and some nice inputs, but its main advantage is its excellent wireless support.
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The northwestern corner extends beyond the expressway to the estate section known as Malba, an enclave of about 400 single-family houses.
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Do I need to say a prodigal son returns and a dude falls in love with a girl from outside the enclave?
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This has led to an organization-wide mobilization to protect the largest autonomous enclave outside of Syrian government control, the official said.
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But Belmont Cragin was affordable and felt safe, a working-class enclave of Latino families, some young professionals and older Polish residents.
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The enclave is a densely populated pocket of satellite towns and farms and the only major rebel stronghold near the capital Damascus.
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Back in the 1950s, when Egypt ran the enclave, residents used to frequent movie houses to watch Arab, Western and Asian films.
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But independent artists say authorities have been quick to veto content that does not conform to Islamic edicts in the conservative enclave.
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Police have arrested four people in connection with the attacks - three Moroccans and a citizen of Spain's North African enclave of Melilla.
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Pre-dawn Israeli air strikes on Saturday killed two Palestinian gunmen after militants fired rockets from the enclave into Israel on Friday.
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Workloads and their data basically sit in a trusted enclave that adds another layer of protection against network and operating system vulnerabilities.
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That hasn't changed with the Enclave, but cars like it and the Mazda CX-24.5 are moving us in the right direction.
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At the Sanders field office in Hamtramck, an immigrant-heavy enclave in Detroit, I found volunteers preparing to go knocking on doors.
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An SDF commander told Reuters on Thursday that many of those leaving the enclave had been sheltering underground in caves and tunnels.
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Syria and Russia both made clear they were determined to continue their assault to crush jihadist forces holding out in the enclave.
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After that fateful night, Mike started driving into the city to hang out in the Village in Manhattan, a historic gay enclave.
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Along with the thousands evacuated from the Thomas Fire are a bevy of celebrities with homes in the wealthy enclave of Montecito.
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Civilians trapped inside the Islamic State enclave in the city have endured miserable conditions for months, lacking water, power, food and healthcare.
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He wakes up one morning broke and at risk of losing the family house in a privileged residential enclave of St. Louis.
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A drive in almost any direction from downtown reveals freshly built subdivisions with names like Tallgrass, The Enclave and Green Gables Reserve.
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Even as it bombarded the Ghouta area, pro-government militias in the north of the country advanced toward the Kurdish enclave Afrin.
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A new private road, Sullivan Lane, will cut through the enclave, which runs along 20153th Avenue, Powells Cove Boulevard and 150th Street.
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Today, after an acting career best known for his Luke Skywalker portrayals, Mr. Hamill, 65, lives in the showbiz enclave of Malibu.
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Impact: The annexation would reshape the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and would reduce any future Palestinian state to an enclave encircled by Israel.
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The explosion scared residents of Brookville, an enclave where a series of violent episodes has recently shaken a communal sense of security.
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Newly available Census Bureau maps show that in 1940, the average white urban household lived three miles away from a black enclave.
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For the third of white households near a black enclave in 1940, concerns about new black neighbors was indeed a primary motivation.
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An ethnic enclave, say, or hedge funders living in Greenwich, or the population of Cell Block E,/ or physicists in Los Alamos.
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Once we found an opening off the main path that led to a hidden sandy enclave off the banks of the reservoir.
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The title refers to Ashrafieh, a Christian enclave of Beirut, and the author Elias Khoury describes the conflict in luminous, staccato prose.
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In New York, this debate is rooted in Queens, an enclave of immigrants that has become a hub for the sex trade.
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Lang's partner, Clint Bradley, 67, a volunteer firefighter, is staying put in Rocky Hall, a small enclave around 40 miles from Bega.
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But about a year ago, curious to explore, she stumbled upon Fort George, a middle-class, mostly Latino enclave of Washington Heights.
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Buhari said the capture of Camp Zero marked the "final crushing of Boko Haram terrorists in their last enclave in Sambisa forest".
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Various Islamic rebel groups control Eastern Ghouta, and the enclave has been surrounded by Syrian regime forces for more than four years.
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Family members describe themselves as part of a religiously diverse Mormon community of about 3,000 members, living in their own agricultural enclave.
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Ms. Butler eventually found a two-bedroom house to rent in Altadena, an enclave tucked between Pasadena and the Angeles National Forest.
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The community of artists and high-end hippies was founded in 1968 and has since become an enclave for well-off bohemians.
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More than 400 people have been killed since Sunday in the relentless bombardment of Eastern Ghouta, an enclave near the capital Damascus.
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Three Moroccans and a citizen of Spain's North African enclave of Melilla have been arrested so far in connection with the attacks.
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In 2018, GM expects to benefit from sales of of its newly refreshed crossovers, the Chevrolet Traverse, Buick Enclave and GMC Terrain.
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Closer to the checkout area, we found a small dining enclave with tables and chairs for people to eat their hot meals.
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One of those arrested was a Spaniard born in the north African enclave of Melilla, who was detained in Alancar on Thursday.
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Meanwhile, violence in the enclave rumbled on, including reports of chlorine gas attacks last week that were condemned by the White House.
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SUV sales accounted for 60 percent of Buick's 2015 U.S. sales including the larger Buick Enclave - up from 34 percent in 2007.
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How a sprawling Brooklyn co-op, an enclave of progressive good will, fell out over a free apartment and a beloved caretaker.
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Fighters of the Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army also crossed the border into the enclave and engaged Kurdish militants, the agency reported.
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But this technique has limited application — the approach wouldn't work on newer iPhones with more rigorous security, such as the Secure Enclave.
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When you unlock the phone, your passcode gets mixed up with another key that's physically embedded and fused in the Secure Enclave.
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Between the two ports lies the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad which just this month opened its own LNG import terminal for domestic needs.
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Rebels have failed in repeated offensives to seize the sprawling compound, from where surface-to-surface rockets are launched against the rebel enclave.
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In recent days, as the enclave shrank, the SDF said hundreds more of them started to surrender, or were captured trying to escape.
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Ratko Mladic overran the enclave, separated men from women and small children and executed about 8,000 men and boys within a few days.
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For example, we initially felt it was paramount for Elk to have a secure hardware enclave and spent months building out a prototype.
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News of the handover came as U.S.-backed forces were readying for an assault on the militant group's final enclave in eastern Syria.
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CNN cannot confirm the authenticity of the footage, but the UN and other international organisations have reported targeted attacks on this Shia enclave.
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Because the truth is: I'm terrified of leaving my little enclave, with the running text chain of gently used clothes to pass along.
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During the battle for the enclave, they have hidden in tunnels, deployed suicide attackers to strike advancing SDF troops and detonated car bombs.
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WHEN the Syrian army crushed the rebel enclave of eastern Aleppo in 2016, thousands of civilians and fighters were evacuated to Idlib province.
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The Gazans say they are exercising their legitimate right to demonstrate against Israel's 11-year blockade of the isolated and impoverished coastal enclave.
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For nearly a century and a half, people have stumbled on this Brooklyn enclave that now serves as a repository of black culture.
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He has bought up property in Damascus and his factories inside the rebel enclave churn out dairy products, crisps, canned goods and juice.
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Israel pulled its troops and settlers from the coastal enclave in 2005 but keeps the territory under a naval blockade, citing security concerns.
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But he says Israel's blockade of Gaza, in place for security reasons according to Israel, makes it difficult to leave the coastal enclave.
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The expulsion of the rebels from eastern Ghouta would represent their biggest defeat since they lost their enclave in Aleppo in December 2016.
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And finally, the Touch ID sensor is paired with the secure enclave for increased security — otherwise everything I just described would be useless.
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The love for guitarists and childhood friends "T" and "Em," and their rhythmic cohorts Jenny and Stella, goes well beyond this LA enclave.
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Dozens of trucks loaded with food stood ready to enter the enclave in the city once government forces break the siege, it said.
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The army advances over the last two days had sparked "indescribable joy" among people in the enclave after years of siege, he said.
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With the support of Russia and Iran, the Syrian army mounted an offensive on the eastern Ghouta enclave and seized it in April.
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The Syrian government has opened what it calls safe routes out of the enclave, but no civilians are known to have left yet.
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And though broken for now, the Kurds might yet rally, should Baghdad's authorities seek to impose direct rule on the reduced Kurdish enclave.
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Syrian activists say at least 11 civilians have been killed in government bombings of a rebel-held enclave north of the capital Damascus.
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Apple's proprietary chips have taken on increasing responsibilities over various functions inside the Mac, including storing secure enclave data and handling disc encryption.
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And although the iMac Pro doesn't have Touch ID, the T2's Secure Enclave provides the foundation for a new Secure Boot feature.
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He moved to the Negev desert town of Arad, and lived his last years in the secular and liberal enclave of Tel Aviv.
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Ankara launched Operation Olive Branch Saturday, a cross-border offensive targeting U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters in the enclave of Afrin in northern Syria.
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For the first time on a Qualcomm chip, there's a dedicated "Secure Processing Unit" (SPU) which works kind of like Apple's Secure Enclave.
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The protesters are demanding an end to an Israeli and Egyptian blockade of the enclave, which is home to around 2 million people.
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PolitiFact traced the footage back to the Italian television network RepubblicaTV, it said, which shows Moroccan migrants streaming into Melilla, a Spanish enclave.
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Palestinians have been staging weekly protests since last March at the border of Gaza, an enclave controlled by the Islamist militant group Hamas.
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"Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh aren't just a piece of land for us," Modi said, referring to the remote Buddhist enclave that borders China.
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However on Monday evening a Reuters journalist saw a group of around 100 people, including women and children, coming out of the enclave.
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The protesters accused U.N. troops of firing on civilians during operations in the PK5 neighborhood - a Muslim enclave in the majority Christian city.
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The Israeli military said that earlier a rocket fired from the enclave landed in an open area in southern Israel, causing no casualties.
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The Touch ID sensor is paired with the "Secure Enclave" chip inside of the phone, which you may remember from the Apple vs.
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The Israeli incursion and air attacks drew rocket fire from the Hamas-controlled enclave, with sirens sounding in Israeli communities along the border.
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Russia has increased its military capability in its Baltic enclave of Kaliningrad and criticized NATO for stationing anti-missile shields in eastern Europe.
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Syrian officers and soldiers roam the city freely, and there are unconfirmed reports of Russian forces in the city's regime enclave and airport.
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This has increasingly entangled the country in both Iraq and now Syria, whose Kurdish minority has carved out an enclave along Turkey's border.
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Driving down Front Street, we pass over "El Campamento," a homeless enclave regarded by the DEA as the East Coast's largest heroin market.
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It pulled its troops and settlers out of Gaza in 2005; Hamas Islamists, who have called for Israel's destruction, now rule the enclave.
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Some of those leaving on Thursday were carrying suitcases as they crossed out of the enclave along a dirt road, the witness said.
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An SDF commander told Reuters on Thursday that many of the people leaving the enclave had been sheltering underground in caves and tunnels.
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Serbian forces had also kidnapped 30 Dutch peacekeepers, a blunt instrument of blackmail and leverage over the Dutch peacekeeping force guarding the enclave.
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Though secluded in nature, the enclave is in walking distance from Vik Chile, the titanium-hooded sister hotel that's bursting with eccentric design.
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The near miss occurred over international waters on Monday morning, approximately 25 miles northwest of Kaliningrad – a Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania.
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They live in the country's last remaining opposition enclave, amid a chaotic assortment of rebels, the most powerful of whom are religious fundamentalists.
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For that matter, the upmarket clientele in the Midtown Village enclave casually referred to by all as the Gayborhood looked anything but austere.
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"I represented a rural place in Congress," she told the audience at Livery Deli, a small coffee shop in the rural Iowa enclave.
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Gaza's 1.8 million residents live in the small 225 square-mile enclave, making it one of the most densely-populated territories on earth.
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Another possible tripwire is the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, which lies between Lithuania and Poland and is home to the Russian Baltic fleet.
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Normal life proves elusive Officials say it's time for the residents of the former rebel-enclave to resume life under the Syrian government.
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Located in the hipster enclave of Silver Lake in L.A., it will largely focus on the chain's generic brand of the same name.
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Nonetheless, being one of the few land borders into the European Union makes the enclave an enticing entry point for many African refugees.
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The Israeli military said Sunday it had responded to 450 rockets fired from Gaza with over 250 airstrikes against the besieged Palestinian enclave.
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A friend had recommended an electrical shop in Forest Hill, a semi-suburban enclave a few miles south of Lawrence's 12th storey apartment.
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It is Fajã dos Padres, a vineyard enclave nestled in a small cove on the south coast of the Portuguese island of Madeira.
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But if that's not why you buy a car, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more competent package than the Enclave Avenir.
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The Syrian army and Lebanon's Hezbollah group gave safe passage to the jihadists after they surrendered their enclave on Syria's border with Lebanon.
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The other de-escalation zones encompass an enclave in Homs Province in central Syria and a stretch of southern Syria that borders Jordan.
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The two facilities were in Fountaingrove, a wealthy enclave in the hills above Santa Rosa, the city worst hit by the October wildfires.
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A Reuters witness spotted Islamic State militants inside the enclave as gun battles raged intermittently and the SDF fired mortar and artillery shells.
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They also forced an aid convoy, the first to reach the enclave in over three months, to leave before it had fully unloaded.
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