However, Switzerland may have found a way around that obstacle.
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But the toy maker found a way around the problem.
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African countries may have found a way around this problem, however.
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But they have found a way around disclosing it in annual reports.
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In the 1990s the news media found a way around that queasiness.
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Singularly devoted to his task, he always found a way around it.
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It has had three, including Trump, who found a way around the draft.
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She found a way around "fame," because she's never wanted to be famous.
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DeepMind has found a way around this by employing vast amounts of computer power.
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After nine years working with UAVs, Yang Jianjun may have found a way around DJI.
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But Trump may have found a way around its requirements that sets a cynical example.
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However, prisoners apparently found a way around the system—although the documents don't reveal how.
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Lawmakers have found a way around this by attaching emergency clauses to all sorts of legislation.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation eventually found a way around the iPhone's security without Apple's help.
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But in the last few days, soccer appears to have found a way around the wall.
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Borne said this effort temporarily hurt banks' revenue, but institutions quickly found a way around it.
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But one entrepreneur seems to have found a way around the rule: origami-style cardboard tents.
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Borné said this effort temporarily hurt banks' revenue, but institutions quickly found a way around it.
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But this latest crop of penis vandals seems to have found a way around the edit lock.
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"I feel like I could've found a way around any rule they make," said Ashlee Smith, 24.
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It's a hard reality that no powerful king or brilliant philosopher has ever found a way around.
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Yet here at the home of Sunday's Super Bowl, the N.F.L. has found a way around those warnings.
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While tech companies found a way around the initial Huawei ban, the administration is considering much more severe restrictions.
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This month, voters found a way around the problem — by getting rid of their 119-year-old village altogether.
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The most common obstacle characters seeking abortions faced was illegality, but they nearly always found a way around the law.
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But because of the copyrighted audio, YouTube promptly took his video down—so GHF found a way around the rules.
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"Over the centuries, we've been through plagues and wars yet trade has always found a way around barriers," he said.
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Glencore, one of the biggest mining companies in Congo, found a way around the Treasury by paying him in euros.
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So with that in mind Charvet announced he'd found a way around this legal impasse by replacing human escorts with robots.
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Brady has found a way around this roadblock, which opens the door to all those untapped bacteria that live in dirt.
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But Seven Seconds may have found a way around this problem, and that stems from the platform on which it airs.
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Through this vaccine, which they're calling PrimeBEE, Freitak and Salmela have found a way around a roadblock in insect immunological research.
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While many have fled the country, complaining of persecution, others have found a way around the media blackout: Just praise the president.
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But one gang of friends found a way around the group costume dilemma: they base their costumes around an actor's iconic characters instead.
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However, it is possible that Disney has found a way around that either legally or by using the word "Avengers" in its place.
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The NSA, not surprisingly, has found a way around the issue, although it's unclear whether the technique would be workable for law enforcement.
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With Operation Matador, ICE found a way around these protections, by relying on police officers posted inside schools, known as school resource officers.
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Some buyers, however, have found a way around paying that, Mr. Roberts said: Wealthy parents are buying second homes in their children's names.
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He tried to implement facial recognition and use flagging to prevent users from uploading inappropriate content, but people still found a way around it.
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You know, those poor people with their loopholes — and don't get me started on the cunning homeless who have found a way around property tax.
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These problems have plagued well-known makers of wireless earbuds, like Bose or Sony, but Anker has found a way around them with Bluetooth 5.
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As it turned out, that was exactly right; had I looked harder, I could have found a way around the guards, lasers, and everything else.
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For this paper, he found a way around that problem: Over the past few years, some groups have started sharing their fMRI data for free.
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Whatever barriers Madison the framer enacted to make it hard for parties to form, Madison the partisan Congress member quickly found a way around them.
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Diallo appears to be following the lead of Thon Maker, who found a way around the N.B.A.'s ban on high-school-to-the-N.
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Sid has found a way around his parents' boundaries, though, as the American Pie star explains what tends to happen when they take his toy away.
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Through use of his social media accounts, specifically Twitter, Trump has found a way around the mainstream media that so desperately wants to control the debate.
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The Eni sale is also uncomfortably close to violating the sanctions but Eni and Glencore, both European countries, have seemingly found a way around the restrictions.
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While we imagine it might ruin a kid's illusion to see 50 knockoff Cinderellas, it was only a matter of time before Disneyphiles found a way around that.
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Up until this point, the display doesn't support HTML5, so such a feature isn't possible in the cars right now, although one owner found a way around that.
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It's illegal to display the Pride flag in Russia, but these activists found a way around that in the form of a secret flag made from football jerseys.
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Trump sort-of found a way around that, even if many ethics experts didn't believe that his efforts to separate himself from the Trump Organization went far enough.
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The Manhattan businessman has found a way around traditional media, as his rallies and news conferences are often carried live on cable networks and occasionally on broadcast television.
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Their cuticles made it possible: "These guys have found a way around this oxygen limitation by basically making themselves more holey or more Swiss cheesy," Ms. Shishido said.
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Sia just wants to make art, and luckily she has found a way around certain aspects of fame by using the element of mystery to convey her message.
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But Republicans were particularly incensed when multiple Democrats found a way around the deactivated C-SPAN cameras by live-streaming the sit-in proceedings from their cell phones.
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This a common theme with Nintendo — ignoring or misreading consumer behavior — except this time a community of Zelda-loving hackers seems to have found a way around the restrictions.
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The company recently introduced a new tool that lets users easily see any ads a particular Facebook Page is running, but advertisers have already found a way around it.
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A research group led by the non-profit Archaeology and Development Foundation found a way around this problem — they used laser scanners from aircrafts to peer through the forest canopy.
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Not only have more people been signing onto the app — Tinder told us that its active daily users are up 64% — they've also found a way around the app's GPS obstacle.
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Besides, thieves have already found a way around it: they simply create a new bank account under the victim's name, or make purchases online where the PIN number is not required.
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"If you don't help me find Valerian, then this bullet's going to find you," she threatens in the clip, but unfortunately the three creatures have already found a way around it.
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In particular, Bradbury said companies are worried about "full, two-way file sharing," so he found a way around it by "building these microsites for each company," where someone could download documents.
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In the meantime, some American suppliers had already found a way around the ban: resuming shipments to Huawei of products technically not "American-made" because they are produced outside of the United States.
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Denuvo-protected games have generally been protected from attempts to "crack" them and produce a freely distributable copy, with the earliest versions going months before scene groups found a way around the tech.
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However, Wainwright said that IS, by creating its own service, was responding to concerted pressure from intelligence agencies, police forces and the tech sector, and were trying to found a way around it.
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The document, published by The Intercept, shows that hackers found a way around the protections offered by two-factor authentication that is striking in its simplicity: They asked the targets for their verification codes.
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Considering Instagram is notorious (and not in a good way) for its no-nipple policy in photos, it's good to see that someone has found a way around the social media platform's totally arbitrary rule.
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President Donald Trump has long railed against the principle of birthright citizenship, but it appears his administration has found a way around that pesky 14th Amendment by simply tightening tourist visa restrictions on pregnant women.
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But less than a month later, Bombardier found a way around the tariff, selling 50.01% of the C Series program to France's Airbus — Boeing's primary rival in the large commercial aircraft market — with no up-front cash investment.
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Fixes typos in Kent chief executive's name in paragraph 260) By Rajesh Kumar Singh Feb 25 (Reuters) - U.S.-based bicycle manufacturer Kent International has found a way around President Donald Trump's tariffs - by shifting production out of China.
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It was soon followed by uploads of 2160P copies of 43 James Bond films, which are currently only available from Apple, leading many to wonder if someone has finally found a way around iTunes' 4K copy protection and DRM.
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For a very passive counter fighter trying to draw rushes through inactivity (think Lyoto Machida) this is a problem, but other fighters have found a way around this by going on the offensive and getting the opponent on the back foot.
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Here, WhatsApp is the dominant social platform and, while it has not built the same infrastructure for building apps, startups have found a way around that and now run many services on top of WhatsApp, validating with customers quickly and cheaply.
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But he found a way around that discomfiting observation, claiming that a statue of Artemis with red hair, red sandals, and a red quiver strap must have been not Greek but Etruscan—the product of an earlier civilization that was considered less sophisticated.
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WASHINGTON — Trump administration officials, whose push to impose work requirements on Medicaid beneficiaries was dealt a blow by a federal judge in June, say they have found a way around the ruling and will continue to allow states to put the restrictions in place.
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In this work, the research team found a way around this by targeting a weak spot - in the so-called lysosome of the cell - to where antibodies could hitch a ride on Ebola and deliver a punch that blocked the virus' exit and ability to replicate.
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It was hardly an upset that the governor and the State Legislature found a way around the opinion of the state attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, that creating imaginary teams using real players and their statistics was a game of chance and illegal under New York law.
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Indeed, Mr. Clinton himself opted against keeping a diary but found a way around the dilemma by having regular conversations with an old friend, the historian Taylor Branch, who in the car ride home afterward would tape himself recalling what the president had just told him.
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The government has also taken swift action to block the growing online discussion of the "me too" movement -- but creative online commentators have found a way around the suppression, using words for "rice" and "bunny" in Chinese (mi for rice and tu for bunny) that sound like "me too" in English.
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At this point it seems like Bragi has maxed out the capability of the Bluetooth radios in the Dash, and that prospective customers are better off waiting until Bragi's new product — the much simpler "Headphone" earbuds — starts shipping later this year to see if the company has found a way around it.
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Though the North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un, refrained from detonating a nuclear device and suffered another failed missile test this weekend, the United States has not yet found a way around the limited options against the North that constrained his predecessors and put it on the path to becoming a nuclear power.
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Scientists at the Salk Institute in La Jolla, the Oregon Health and Science University and the Institute for Basic Science in Korea seem to have found a way around what's known as "mosaicism," a major problem thus far in embryo engineering in which some but not all of an embryo's cells incorporate the engineered DNA.
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The immediate effect was that songs built around samples became prohibitively expensive to make, but artists and producers soon found a way around the restrictions: they would simply recreate the relevant section of music with new musicians, paying the original songwriters for what was, in effect, a miniature cover version, but without having to pay a licence fee.
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Google Chrome Update Will Close &aposLoophole&apos That Tipped Sites Off to Your Incognito ModeIn a move that is bound to piss off more than a couple of publishers, Google is readying to fix the …Read more ReadHowever, as noted by 9to5 Google, The New York Times is at least one site that's found a way around the fix.
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Despite a White House vow that it would not cooperate with the "illegitimate" impeachment inquiry, Democratic investigators have found a way around the stonewalling, obtaining testimony from both current and former Trump administration officials about internal deliberations as well as key text messages between Trump administration officials showing how the administration linked a Ukrainian investigation to a one-on-one meeting between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Eventually Brennus found a way around the pass at Thermopylae, but the Greeks escaped by sea.
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In squamates, the lungs are ventilated almost exclusively by the axial musculature. This is also the same musculature that is used during locomotion. Because of this constraint, most squamates are forced to hold their breath during intense runs. Some, however, have found a way around it.
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Xanadu has also found a way around the Spectre's curse by training an adept, Daena, to read the cards for her. Through Daena, she sees the destruction of the world with the Spectre winning and destroying everything. It is at her place that Nabu begins his offense against the Spectre as well as the strategy for restoring the Rock of Eternity.
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Originally, Greenpeace had accepted 30 names for voting. Among the more unusual names was what was possibly intended as a joke, "Mr. Splashy Pants". On 26 November 2007, the user of an IP address in Arizona, United States found a way around the one-vote system by disabling cookies, and began voting at 120 votes per minute for 38 minutes without pause.
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Without some further improvement, the velocity resolution for a position-sensing apparatus would be limited to about one part in twenty-five. Eppink and Parker found a way around this limit. Their version of the product imaging technique is called velocity map imaging. Velocity map imaging is based on the use of an electrostatic lens to accelerate the ions toward the detector.
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In order to avoid engendering anti-colonial sentiments, the colonial government imposed edicts which censored letters that exiled individuals sent to their family and compatriots back home. Zaghloul regularly found a way around these controls. He and other prominent exiles employed letter-writing as major non-violent political tools of communication, through which they were able to describe their time in exile beyond the Seychelles.
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Imus promised Francesa a new Porsche if Seton Hall made the Final Four, which they did. Though Imus found a way around the bet, the dialogue between the two is considered to be among the classic moments in the history of Imus in the Morning.Jim Reed (1999), Everything Imus: all you ever wanted to know about Don Imus, Birch Lane Press, pp. 65–66, ().
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The Aetolians joined the defence en masse – the old and women joining the fight. Realizing that the Gallic sword was dangerous only at close quarters, the Aetolians resorted to skirmishing tactics. According to Pausanias, only half the number that had set out for Aetolia returned. Eventually, Brennus found a way around the pass at Thermopylae, but by then the Greeks had escaped by sea.
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Firemen initially attacked the fire with portable fire extinguishers and then used the fire engine to pump water from the swamp onto the blazing wreckage. Two firemen found a way around the burning fuel on the surface of the water and climbed onto the wing with their hose. The fire burned fiercely for 30 minutes but was not completely extinguished for another hour. Apart from the outer wings and the tail section, little of the aircraft was recognisable.
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Although Two-Axe Earley had inherited a house on the Kahnawake reserve from her grandmother, she was told that she was no longer welcome to live there. She found a way around the rules by gifting the house to her daughter, who had regained Indian status after marrying a Mohawk man from the reserve. Only permitted to live there through this loophole, Two-Axe Earley described herself as "a guest in my own house". Two-Axe Earley co-founded the Québec Native Women's Association in 1974.
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With this mechanism, pictures cannot be previewed on the LCD screens of most digital SLRs (DSLR). Some manufacturers have found a way around this limitation, often by splitting the image into two just before reaching the viewfinder eyepiece. One image goes into the viewfinder and the other goes into a low resolution image sensor to allow light metering or previewing on the LCD, or both. Digital cameras share one advantage of the SLR design, as the camera's display image comes through the lens, not a separate viewfinder.
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Lamb, Sarah. White Saris and Sweet Mangoes: Aging, Gender, and Body in North India. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2000. pg 32 While seemingly unavoidable, Hindus have found a way around becoming impure through “mutual touching”—they simply avoid contact. If a person needs something that another person has in their possession, instead of handing the object directly to the person in need, they “place an object on the ground for the other to pick up” or they drop it into the other's hand.
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Although nearly all of his Harvard classmates avoided the draft and service in Vietnam, Gore believed if he found a way around military service, he would be handing an issue to his father's Republican opponent. According to Gore's Senate biography, "He appeared in uniform in his father's campaign commercials, one of which ended with his father advising: 'Son, always love your country'." Despite this, Gore Sr. lost the election. Gore has said that his other reason for enlisting was that he did not want someone with fewer options than him to go in his place.
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It was decided that to show a heavily edited version was not in the spirit of the festival and consequently its exhibition was pulled from the schedule. The film was replaced at the festival by Rodrigo Cortés' Buried starring Ryan Reynolds. The Raindance Film Festival, that picked up the film at the Cannes Film Festival in May, subsequently held the UK premiere and "found a way around the ban by billing the screening as a 'private event'". Westminster Council requested to monitor the invitations to the screening. The 35mm print was shipped from the BBFC for 8 October 2010 premiere.
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Under the Rule of 1756, in times of war, direct trade between a neutral European state and a British colony was forbidden if such trade had not existed in time of peace. The Americans had found a way around this by "landing" cargoes from Europe in the United States and issuing certificates that duty had been paid. The ship would then sail, with the cargo never having been offloaded or duty actually paid, as now bona fide commerce between neutral America and the West Indies. The British became aware of the practice during the court case involving the seizure of the Essex.
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The required capital came mainly from outside of New Zealand. Refrigerated shipping remained the basis of New Zealand's economy until the 1970s. New Zealand's highly productive agriculture gave it probably the world's highest standard of living, with fewer at the rich and poor ends of the scale.Belich, Paradise Reforged p 44 During this era () the banking system was weak and there was little foreign investment, so businessmen had to build up their own capital. Historians have debated whether the "long depression" of the late 19th century stifled investment, but the New Zealanders found a way around adverse conditions.
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Photographer Thierry Van Biesen had been experimenting with the animated GIFs for years. Not satisfied with the quality, and looking to perfect it, he made videos to tell story in a seamless loop. Each iteration was cut by a black frame lasting anywhere up to one second until he associated with Giovanni Luca d'Angelo, a bright developer, that found a way around that problem and made possible the naraloops, where video loops seamlessly, very much like GIFs do, only with the higher quality of HD videos. "Naraloops" were born in April 2012 from a common project, to provide creative movies loops that tell very short stories.
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She decided to study a sample of women lawyers who found a way around the prevalent gender discrimination. In 1966, she joined a number of other women who were in academics or other professional positions to form the National Organization for Women in New York City. She also actively participated in professional women's groups such as Sociologists for Women in Society (SWS) and the Professional Women's Caucus. Fuchs Epstein participated in various hearings on gender discrimination as a scholar and activist, testifying at the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission (EEOC) where she spoke about Title VII of the Civil Rights Act and the barriers women faced in the professional world at the time.
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It is possible to simplify the quintic still further and eliminate the quadratic term, producing the Bring-Jerrard normal form: :v^5 + d_1v + d_0 = 0.\, Using the power-sum formulae again with a cubic transformation as Tschirnhaus tried does not work, since the resulting system of equations results in a sixth-degree equation. But in 1796 Bring found a way around this by using a quartic Tschirnhaus transformation to relate the roots of a principal quintic to those of a Bring-Jerrard quintic: :v_k = y^4_k + \alpha y^3_k + \beta y^2_k + \gamma y_k + \delta\, . The extra parameter this fourth-order transformation provides allowed Bring to decrease the degrees of the other parameters.
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In the mid-1990s, the marketing team for Claritin at Schering-Plough found a way around these rules. They created brand awareness commercials that never actually said what the drug was for, but instead showed sunny images, and the voiceover said things like "At last, a clear day is here" and "It's time for Claritin" and repeatedly told viewers to "ask your doctor" about Claritin. The first ads succeeded in making people aware of the brand and increased prescriptions, which led Schering-Plough and others to aggressively pursue the advertising strategy. This trend, along with advice from its attorneys that it could not win a First Amendment case on the issue, led the FDA to issue new rules for TV commercials in 1997.
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Shortly after the patch was developed, the RSA keys for the calculator's operating system were factored via the General number field sieve (GNFS) algorithm, making a software patch unnecessary. In response to this, Texas Instruments released a newer hardware revision which only accepts other, stronger RSA keys, making it harder to load user-made operating systems or older TI operating systems (2.53MP and earlier). The community has found a way around the newest limitation by discovering a way to revert to older versions of the boot code. Critics point out that the basic design of the TI-84 has not changed since it was released in 2004, contrary to the trend of rapid design change occurring in other areas of electronics manufacturing.
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However, one of the Rebellion's allies, Queen Trios of Shu-Torun (whose world's technology had been fitted into the ships of the new Rebel fleet), revealed herself as an undercover Imperial agent sent by Darth Vader to sabotage their efforts. With their ships unexpectedly paralyzed by the Shu- Torun technology, the gathered Rebel fleet could do little as they were targeted for destruction by Vader's Imperial fleet. Half the Rebel ships were destroyed in the battle before Leia found a way around the sabotage and allowed the remaining ships to escape. However, Generals Jan Dodonna and Davits Draven, as well as several other high-ranking Rebel officers, were killed during the battle and the remaining Rebel ships were separated in their flight.
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According to Heyerdahl, something happened between Admiral Roggeveen's discovery of the island in 1722 and James Cook's visit in 1774; while Roggeveen encountered white, Indian, and Polynesian people living in relative harmony and prosperity, Cook encountered a much smaller population consisting mainly of Polynesians and living in privation. Heyerdahl notes the oral tradition of an uprising of "Short Ears" against the ruling "Long Ears". The "Long Ears" dug a defensive moat on the eastern end of the island and filled it with kindling. During the uprising, Heyerdahl claimed, the "Long Ears" ignited their moat and retreated behind it, but the "Short Ears" found a way around it, came up from behind, and pushed all but two of the "Long Ears" into the fire.
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As an adult, Zeiss relocated to Gotham City and became the bodyguard of Gotham mob boss Lew Moxon, developing an obsession with proving himself Batman's superior after recording Batman in a fight but forced to flee when his goggles were damaged. Returning with a new set of goggles, he attempted to engage Batman again, but Batman always found a way around Zeiss's skills, whether by giving him something else to deal with or pitting him against Batgirl when he had no experience with her skills. After a falling out with Moxon following Deadshot's assassination attempt, he took up an offer to work for "Junior" Galante. He fought against Catwoman when she impeded Junior's efforts to expand into Gotham's East Side, nearly killing her in single combat and threatening those around her.
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She also approached the Antarctic Division of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR) but was rebuffed there as well. Mr G.W. Markham, the Superintendent, said, “Taking a woman down to Scott Base, where we haven’t facilities for them anyway, would be just like opening Pandora’s box. And I’m not going to be the first to turn the key.” Later she recalled how she had “battled officialdom, asking only that we women be granted the same privileges as our male counterparts were given and be permitted to go to the ice”. Finally, in February 1968, she found a way around “the petticoat ban on women journalists working in the Antarctic”, thanks to Lars-Eric Lindblad, who had organised two tourist cruises to the Ross Sea and offered her a berth on board the Magga Dan. By now, Dorothy and her family were living in Christchurch and she was working for the New Zealand Woman’s Weekly.
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