You can check to see which Domino's Hotspots are near you from the website www.dominos.com/hotspots.
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Other devices, including tablets, mobile hotspots, and cars with Wi-Fi hotspots are $20 per month, while LTE-connected watches are $10 per month.
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The government launched public Wi-Fi hotspots in Havana last year, and ETECSA on Sunday said 30 more hotspots would be launched in 2016.
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"There are many hotspots in Kalimantan, those are high category hotspots," Agus Wibowo, the country's disaster mitigation agency (BNPB) spokesman, said by text message.
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Google Station, an ad-supported network of Wi-Fi hotspots in high-traffic locations, is launching in Mexico with 56 hotspots and others planned, the company said.
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During inspections, Walmart said, Tesla searched for problems with drones that lacked sufficient resolution to find panel "hotspots" and put tape on hotspots which exacerbated heat buildup.
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Here are five hotspots for property rights in 2018: 1.
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I'm feeling a little bit better about the geopolitical hotspots.
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Mobile hotspots work at full speed for the first 10GB.
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Many of these hotspots lack sanitation facilities and drinking water.
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A firefighter tries to extinguish hotspots in Kineta, near Athens.
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Now we're one of the global hotspots for fashion photography.
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LinkNYC turns New York City pay phones into gigabit hotspots.
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Comcast has made some WiFi hotspots free in affected areas.
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Relocation and resettlement cannot work if hotspots do not work.
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Some of those are public hotspots — coffee shops, parks, etc.
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Walmart claims that Tesla's inspectors failed to identify dangerous hotspots
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It detects drug use hotspots without identifying the drug user.
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The more hotspots there are, the more resources get strained.
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Both states are considered to be potential human trafficking hotspots.
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In Nigeria, India, and other hotspots, online feminist movements exploded.
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All passengers coming from hotspots should be tested and quarantined.
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Google is also pushing Wi-Fi and public hotspots in a big way with Fi; over 50 percent of current customers connect to public hotspots using Fi's "Wi-Fi Assistant" on a weekly basis.
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At many hotspots, entrepreneurs resell the cards at a higher price.
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The hotspots were never meant to be places where people lived.
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Well-established hotspots were still in focus among emerging market currencies.
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Berlin, meanwhile, is setting up large trash bins near grilling hotspots.
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Ford's simple message to accompany its announcement about Wi-Fi hotspots?
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"I got five hotspots across the street from me," he said.
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I am sitting in the middle of 11 hotspots for 'Pokemon.
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Want to head to one of your favorite celeb vacation hotspots?
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These searches do not always target travelers from terrorist hotspots, either.
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There wasn't any way to look up where hotspots were located.
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The researchers also flagged geographic hotspots where disease might take off.
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Police will monitor transport hubs, entertainment centres and other tourist hotspots.
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Every plan includes video; some also include music and mobile hotspots.
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We all agreed to set up hotspots [processing and registration centres].
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In South Bend, Indiana, for instance, the data showed several hotspots.
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Predicative models of disease hotspots must be connected with travel patterns.
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These "biodiversity hotspots" will also be impacted by a warming planet.
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Other global hotspots… The Hill: Questions linger over deadly Niger mission.
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Despite its name, Domino's Hotspots don't offer a Wi-Fi connection.
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Cutting operating expenses on routes to outbreak hotspots hasn't been enough.
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Elsewhere in Seattle, other fine dining hotspots closed their doors entirely.
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These could become dangerous hotspots as the coronavirus expands its reach.
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Australia is one of the great biodiversity hotspots in the world.
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The new video and hotspot limits don't apply when you're connected to public Xfinity hotspots, and since millions of Comcast routers pull double duty as public hotspots, there are at least a lot of those around.
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If you want a sense of the global hotspots, follow the money.
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We wouldn't be surprised to see some 5G hotspots and routers either.
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Tourist hotspots, in particular, have suffered from foreign visitors abandoning the city.
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South America, Iberia, west Africa and the Balkans were all overachieving hotspots.
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Think hotspots, last mile service, non-compete agreements, that sort of thing.
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When the Wests do New York City, they hit all the hotspots.
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In contrast, there are 29 hotspots for every 100,000 people in Britain.
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Hotspots where armoured cars used to rumble now receive convoys of tourists.
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It is also one of the hotspots of the national opioid crisis.
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Yet many of these lead hotspots are receiving little attention or funding.
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Once the hotspots are fully operational the situation will be better managed.
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The country has two other hotspots in operation, with two more planned.
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To combat the problem, they recommend "no-selfie zones" in tourist hotspots.
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Tourist hotspots in Phuket, Thailand still drew some visitors over the weekend.
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Retail stores, theme parks, cultural attractions and other hotspots also remain closed.
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Despite the company's name for them, the locations are not wifi hotspots.
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There is zero connection between homeless hotspots to anything going on today.
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But these hotspots are vulnerable to bouts of instability that sidelines output.
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Many seemingly luxe hotspots are overpriced, overcrowded, or simply lacking in authenticity.
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If we believe the Trump administration's latest statements, the site could be put to use in as many as nine hotspots around the country, though it's not yet clear where those hotspots are or when this might happen.
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"I was rather surprised to see that hotspots of zoonotic diseases didn't match hotspots of biodiversity more closely," co-author Barbara Han, a disease ecologist at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies in New York, said in a statement.
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Whatever the reason, famous people seem to frequent a specific grouping of hotspots.
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Nashville and Phoenix aren't the only hotspots for unicorns setting up secondary offices.
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British supporters were urged to set up mobile WiFi hotspots near the embassy.
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Africa remains the continent with the most lightning hotspots, according to the study.
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The browser is intended for one basic reason: logging in to public hotspots.
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Seven countries reported over 1,000 cases, including travel hotspots like France and Italy.
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Embedded within the dry areas we see multiple hotspots resulting from groundwater depletion.
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Some of the most surprising hotspots they found were in the Arctic Ocean.
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"You need to get talent from the hotspots, from the universities," he said.
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Despite annual delivery of drugs, hotspots of the disease remain making reinfection inevitable.
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It also provides hotspots and backend network infrastructure to Walla Walla Regional Airport.
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Go to travel hotspots off-season, or go someplace with fewer tourists overall
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The Taiwan Strait remains one of the most dangerous hotspots in East Asia.
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Meanwhile, customers can now order from about 200,000 Hotspots, or non-traditional locales.
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Hotspots have become synonymous, too, with claims of harassment and long processing times.
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"If you get a cool guide, ask them for recommendations on local hotspots."
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There are hundreds of WiFi hotspots in Cuba but virtually no home penetration.
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Lawmakers look to bridge 'homework gap' with subsidized Wi-Fi hotspots for students
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Avoid traveling to the following coronavirus hotspots: China, South Korea, Italy, and Iran.
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The president is now on a mission to disarm the world's nuclear hotspots.
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Iran, Italy, and Korea are among the next biggest hotspots outside of China.
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Many complex nonhuman animal societies are concentrated in biological hotspots like the Serengeti.
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FreedomPop increases its margin by offloading traffic onto Wi-Fi hotspots when it can.
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"Potential hotspots include U.S. and Chinese corporate leverage and Italian government debt," it said.
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Our librarians visit homeless encampments where they bring Wi-Fi hotspots and other resources.
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I've been basically leeching off of public WiFi hotspots ever since they were invented.
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From frozen cocktails to craft beers, our favorite NYC hotspots have something for everyone.
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Hotspots are limited to 10GB and 3G speeds, and videos "typically" stream in HD.
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Croatia is one of a number of treatment hotspots in the medical-tourism industry.
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Hotspots in China, India, Latin America and Europe are showing increasing maturity and growth.
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We could identify and protect biodiversity hotspots known to support many different firefly species.
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He traveled the world, hitting playboy hotspots like Thailand and the Austrailian Gold Coast.
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Many of the Comcast routers used by its customers double as Wi-Fi hotspots.
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Neither method gave users a way to figure out where the hotspots were located.
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Strut around at social hotspots such as the restaurant Catalina or the nightclub Casablanca.
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In fact, it doesn't even rank among the most dangerous lead hotspots in America.
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Plantations, power plants, infrastructure projects and real estate developments were also hotspots for violations.
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If the hotspots are up and running, they will help to manage the flow.
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The analysis also references particular geographical hotspots, where the risk of slavery is higher.
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As soon as the word got out, many of those became trendy, expensive hotspots.
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Turkey in April introduced fuel subsidies for flights to five of its tourist hotspots.
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Meanwhile, there has barely been any coverage of hotspots like Iran and North Korea.
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Luckily, hail season is winding down for some of the hotspots across the country.
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Key agricultural hotspots would lose the ability to grow crops, triggering a global famine.
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Yet the Himalayas are one of the world's most sensitive hotspots to climate change.
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Video companies like Cinematique, Wirewax, Zentrick have had clickable hotspots in video for years.
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On the ground, hotspots include West Zurich's shopping opportunities and the Swiss National Museum.
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Energy transferred vertically creates hotspots in the atmosphere, about 500 miles above the storm.
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VICE News reports from Russia's radioactive hotspots, where residents continue to live amid radiation.
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With interest rates at record lows, real estate prices have soared in several hotspots.
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LONDON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Should travelers avoid parts of the world near coronavirus hotspots?
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Key agricultural hotspots could lose the ability to grow crops, triggering a global famine.
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Here are some of the pros and cons to early adoption of 22019G hotspots.
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Instead, these users rely on hotspots (local network) created through their smartphones or tablets.
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Comcast has opened more than 233,000 free Wi-Fi hotspots along the East Coast.
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HOW CAN you identify the hotspots in the economy where competition might be a problem?
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Still, a 2016 Reuters investigation documented thousands of remaining exposure hotspots, mostly in civilian neighborhoods.
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Hotspots for babies born to mothers using opioids include the rural northeast, Florida, and Appalachia.
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Imagine LG showcasing a new line of mobile devices in a video ad with hotspots.
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In February, the startup acquired Nairobi-based internet provide Surf and its network of hotspots.
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The island has some 300 public Wi-Fi hotspots, up from none two years ago.
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Fentanyl tends to be centered in opioid hotspots, especially in the Appalachian and Northeast regions.
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Gene mapping can trace ivory's origins, revealing poaching hotspots and the paths of criminal networks.
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There are currently 4 major fire hotspots near the U.S.-Mexico border, per the Times.
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Cubans have so far been restricted to using public hotspots or cybercafés to get online.
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Even in "hotspots" with more radiation, mammals haven't been hit with any observable population declines.
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It will allow customers to switch automatically to Comcast's Wi-Fi hotspots from 4G LTE.
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In hotspots like central Nigeria, clashes between crop-growing farmers and herders have killed thousands.
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The study highlights the Balkans, Amazon, China, and the Himalayas as hotspots of hydropower construction.
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The app is consistently updated to keep it up-to-date with the newest hotspots.
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But even after decades of investigation, we still don't really know what's causing these hotspots.
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The U.N. agency is also considering its use in other troubled hotspots, including in Africa.
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"We want to know where the grizzly bear hotspots exist on the landscape," said Witiw.
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That was around the time that Lyft killed off its Express POOL-style Hotspots feature.
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The sensors built into robomussels act as early warning systems for when hotspots pop up.
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Only 150-200 hotspots are necessary to blanket a city in connectivity, Haleem tells me.
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One is better targeting of existing cash, for example by identifying HIV hotspots within countries.
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The deal aims to highlight Rwanda's tourist hotspots, like the national parks, rainforests and wildlife.
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Current hotspots like Afghanistan and Iraq aren't much better, at 2628 days for both theaters.
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He said the miner had recently traveled through the Ebola hotspots of Beni and Butembo.
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Today, the first of New York City's public, gigabit wifi hotspots opened to the public.
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Take a look at one of the world's hotspots — the border between India and Pakistan.
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Hotspots currently charge $1 an hour, compared with an average state monthly wage of $30.
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Hotspots make your life easier, giving you Wi-Fi at your fingertips wherever you go.
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He said in a statement that mountain regions were also extremely vulnerable as "climate hotspots".
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After all, it is one of the most scientifically studied paranormal hotspots on the planet.
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Here's what you need to know about virus hotspots, and how you can avoid them.
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Huawei routers provide the outdoor hotspots that make it possible for Cubans to go online.
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The more hotspots we have at one time, the higher the demand for these resources.
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Around 5,000 Israelis who returned from hotspots of the disease have been quarantined at home.
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Melvin, one of the participants in the 20053 "Homeless Hotspots" project during SXSW in Austin.
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The Hollywood Walk of Fame has become one of the biggest hotspots in Los Angeles.
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These images of popular tourist hotspots show what the slowdown looks like on the ground.
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This animation, from January 1 and 2, highlights multiple hotspots in normally invisible infrared light.
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It plans to deploy another 700 Wi-Fi hotspots across the region by May 2003.
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To combat warming, city officials are taking aim at the hotspots within Phoenix's heat island.
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Domino's has tested delivery by drone, and uses hotspots to deliver to parks and beaches.
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Public hotspots are increasingly plentiful, but are consistently inconsistent in terms of stability and speed.
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But Nintendo also promised the patch would include a way to connect to public hotspots, which seemed to run counter to the claim that the Switch won't have a browser given so many public hotspots require you to log in to a captive portal.
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You can still use your Apple Watch, Apple Pencil, Handoff, and any personal hotspots using Bluetooth.
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The big takeaway here is that... I'm probably not going to stop using public WiFi hotspots.
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One of the hotspots for typhus in California is Pasadena, a city within Los Angeles County.
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Cocaine hotspots have also centered around large cities but have diffused more broadly in recent years.
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The service will allow customers to switch automatically to Comcast's Wi-Fi hotspots from 4G LTE.
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Cisco has selected them as one of 20 apps to be distributed on their Meraki hotspots.
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"We're angry," said Mario Morcone, the Interior Ministry official in charge of the hotspots, in October.
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By studying the DNA, they hope to discover which species are being trafficked from which hotspots.
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Other overlooked cities in the American heartland are also hotspots of high-growth entrepreneurship (see map).
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People in kidnapping hotspots may be targeted on the assumption that insurers will pay the ransom.
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Despite increasing their share, the tech hotspots still have just 32% of the country's tech jobs.
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These limitations don't apply when devices are connected to one of the company's Wi-Fi hotspots.
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Photographer Maureen Muse visited the five WiFi hotspots in Havana and captured the scene around them.
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Akavi, now 62, joined the ICRC in 1988 and has worked in a number of hotspots.
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Other areas have put in place temporary moratoriums on new liquor licenses after they became hotspots.
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Thus, Wi-Fi hotspots, USB charging stations, more countdown clocks, and a new fare payments system.
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In her new book, "Pandemic", she combines history with reporting from disease hotspots around the world.
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Walmart allegedly marked hotspots with tape, preventing sunlight from reaching the panel and exacerbating the problem.
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It's been compared to European hotspots St. Tropez on the French Riviera and Mykonos in Greece.
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The deployment of several hundred soldiers to unidentified crime hotspots will happen from July to October.
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He cited New York, Washington state, and California as critical hotspots where masks are being sent.
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The Malaysia seizure, for example, contained ivory from two poaching hotspots in East and West Africa.
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Without question gambling, sexual relationships and money lending are the biggest hotspots for violence in prison.
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The FCC can fix this #homeworkgap with a program for schools to loan out wifi hotspots.
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While the original service plan blocked international roaming on the hotspots, the new plans did not.
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Each incident is subsequently pinned to an online map illustrating "hotspots" where harrassment seems particularly rife.
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Options to deal with other hotspots, including Iran, are also being prepared, according to the defense official.
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She's been seen at multiple neighborhood hotspots, including local café Open City and boutique cycling studio Flywheel.
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After that, hotspots are throttled to 128kbps, which is throw-it-out-the-window slow, totally unusable.
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Clips of her allegedly misspeaking went viral; her face appeared on mocking T-shirts in tourist hotspots.
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Their Nashville abode, with a location near hotspots in Music City, brought all kinds of Southern charm.
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Sprint and LG's 24G phone As with hotspots, Sprint is working with LG on a 25G smartphone.
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When the Home Office trialled the idea in March, it picked 15 branches in knife-crime hotspots.
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There are familiar hotspots that offer an important, if simplified, picture of relations between the two neighbors.
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Inside the Zone, tourists scramble about in search of "hotspots", their dosimeters a chorus of disregarded warnings.
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TWC, meanwhile, says its hotspots number in the thousands, and again you can connect via an app.
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Early last year, they began to trial floor-level traffic lights in smombie hotspots in central Seoul.
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So the researchers used CRISPR to correct the defective segments of DNA within or nearby those hotspots.
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Technology hotspots fade with time—for one to stay pre-eminent for ever would be very peculiar.
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The plan covers 29 west coast cities, including wine lover hotspots like San Francisco, Portland and Seattle.
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Wireless Toronto, a not-for-profit open internet group, has several small hotspots around the city, too.
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In response the EU has tried to establish "hotspots" on the five islands where most migrants land.
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On other Greek islands locals have held up the establishment of hotspots, fearing the impact on tourism.
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Whichever way you go you'll get anonymity on the web, unlimited encrypted traffic, and secure WiFi hotspots.
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Despite a few hotspots like Greece, Moscovici was optimistic on the overall state of the European economy.
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In 2014, Parks Canada faced criticism for wanting to install wireless hotspots across the Canadian park system.
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Addicts in Liverpool and Leeds, to name two heroin hotspots, rely on pot luck if they overdose.
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That said, there does appear to be a correlation vis-à-vis geo-political hotspots and cybersecurity.
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They are equal-opportunity loathers of religion, keen to knock out all the Abrahamic hotspots at once.
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Security checkpoints are germ hotspots, so keep your personal items bagged to prevent contact with dirty shoes.
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I visited her favorite London hotspots, and only ate food and consumed drinks that the duchess enjoys.
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You see, things like phones, tablets, and hotspots need special hardware to make use of 5G networks.
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On the non-phone side of things, you're pretty much limited to a couple of mobile hotspots.
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Aside from hotspots and phones, the Motorola 5G Moto Mod sits in a category of its own.
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Rural communities are often missing a lot of the commodities that urban hotspots can't imagine living without.
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Domino's credited investments in technology, such as Hotspots and artificial intelligence voice-ordering systems, as growth drivers.
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To avoid this, select the most secure hotspot encryption for hotspots, Wireless Protected Access 2, or WPA2.
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Other geopolitical hotspots and domestic issues alike threaten to flare up shortly after Shanahan takes the reins.
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Its LinkNYC plan started converting 7,500 pay phone stations into Wi-Fi hotspots with super-fast internet.
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South Korea, Italy, Japan and Iran have become hotspots, recording the most cases outside of mainland China.
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Like Comcast, Charter would lease airwaves from Verizon and lean heavily on its own Wi-Fi hotspots.
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Wasser created this map in 2015 to identify poaching hotspots from DNA sampled mainly from elephant poop.
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Those claims will continue to grow as the virus spreads around the country and new hotspots arise.
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And states like Louisiana and Michigan are currently considered emerging hotspots due to their fast-growing caseload.
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We have nothing similar going on here now, which suggests a slower spread, more confined around hotspots.
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Charter will also expand Wi-Fi hotspots to the public in areas covered in Charter's available regions.
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Sensors, cameras, and Wi-Fi hotspots will monitor and control traffic flows, building temperature, and crosswalk signals.
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Cameras also pinpointed the blazes&apos hotspots in infrared light, which is invisible to the human eye.
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Unlike the Gaems case, there's a vast range of options when it comes to Wi-Fi hotspots.
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We know the "hotspots" for viral emergence tend to cluster in equatorial, biodiverse parts of the world.
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Are there just farmers with smartphones and hotspots that want to use it and engage with it?
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A primary constraint on militant activity across various security hotspots has been constant pressure from security forces.
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The sheer volume of global hotspots that threaten U.S. national security demand some semblance of government stability.
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Today the Millennium Seed Bank contains 2.3 billion seeds gathered from 35 biodiversity hotspots around the world.
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However, they can't make calls or send texts over wifi, use visual voicemail, or use data hotspots overseas.
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The Outdoor Metrix app marks deer hunting hotspots and analyzes data, such as moon phase, weather and wind.
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Nepalis are still banned from working in other conflict hotspots such as Iraq, Libya and Syria, Bhurtel said.
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Transshipment hotspots have been identified in this way off west Africa and Russia, and in the tropical Pacific.
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AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile are all setting up additional Wi-Fi hotspots as well, he said.
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"You phone is constantly sending out little ping requests because it's always looking for WiFi hotspots," said Cyphers.
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But the family doesn't need to be on the list at local hotspots to see stars in Nashville.
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Ford is also turning its Sync-equipped vehicles into WiFi hotspots powered by AT&T's 4G LTE network.
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In order to preserve these biodiversity hotspots for the long term, however, much more dramatic action is needed.
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The service will rely on Comcast's Wi-Fi hotspots and switch to Verizon's network when none are available.
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Even 33 years after the accident at the site's number four reactor, they found previously undetected radiation hotspots.
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In the worst hotspots, children grow up with stunted lungs, and cases of asthma and heart disease increase.
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Download it: iOS and Android What it does: It's a map that displays available hotspots in your location.
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And the hotspots for both the Toronto Public Library and Wireless Toronto are centralized systems, not distributed meshnets.
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Or they can see the latest scores at new public WiFi hotspots that have opened around the country.
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Explore the U.K.'s top treasure hotspots and see the riches already discovered on display at national sites.
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Uber has run into issues across Asia, but recent hotspots have included Taiwan, Macao, Hong Kong and Thailand.
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The #FortMcMurray #wildfire is starting to flare up again this afternoon - #GOES-13 3.9 micron detects hotspots pic.twitter.
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In 2018, EveryLayer announced a partnership whereby Surf would also offer Facebook's Express WiFi hotspots on its network.
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It looks like another one of your teen shopping hotspots may be going the way of the dodo.
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The wider sub-Saharan Africa region, as well as South East Asia, were also found to be hotspots.
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They serve all over the world and have contributed to operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and Asia-Pacific hotspots.
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But it can also lead to unnecessary questioning, excessive stopping and searching and racial profiling in such hotspots.
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Venezuela, Colombia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Pakistan all rank among the top ten lightning hotspots.
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Teams fighting wildfires can also use this technology to locate hidden hotspots that might burst into flame later.
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That data will be fed into a traffic control center, which will then divert traffic away from hotspots.
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Surfaces like tray tables, seatbelts, and armrests are germ hotspots, so wiping them down can reduce your risks.
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REFUGEES arriving on Aegean islands are whisked to "hotspots"—registration centres run by the European Asylum Support Office.
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She used the satellite images to identify "hotspots", which were narrowed down to one site at Point Rosee.
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The islands are reported to be a suitable alternative for Spain's other beachy hotspots, including Mallorca and Tenerife.
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Meanwhile, customers can now order from approximately 200,000 Hotspots, or nontraditional locales such as beaches and sports stadiums.
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Ndunguru prefers to test his plants in the worst hotspots, plagued by multiple strains, to prove their durability.
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An EU report this week mentioned it as one of three hotspots for fraudulent claims on EU funds.
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MSF counsellors and peer educators make door-to-door visits and stop by 200 hotspots along the corridor.
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No matter what brand or support level I choose, I'm always dealing with hotspots, pain, blisters, and injuries.
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Just five hotspots were detected in Malaysia on Thursday, compared with more than 1,500 in Indonesia, Yeo said.
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Based on Vox's reporting, hospitals in Covid-33 hotspots are generally making the decision to postpone elective surgeries.
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Knowing which countries or locations are resistance hotspots, and focusing efforts on them, could help soothe that tension.
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First, you can tap hotspots on the "heatmap" to see Snaps shared publicly and taken from any location.
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Then, selected businesses agree to host Wi-Fi hotspots, and sell access to the internet through prepaid cards.
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At the time, the BJP government had aimed to switch on Wi-Fi at 500 hotspots by November.
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Take a look below for some disappointing photos of what nine luxury hotspots look like in real life.
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Just ask yourself of the seven nations included in the moratorium, how many are hotspots for LGBT vacationers?
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Clearwire, for example, used an earlier 4G technology known as WiMax to deliver home Internet and mobile hotspots.
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That wait means exclusivity—especially for tourists who aren't from restaurant hotspots like New York and Los Angeles.
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" Opinion: Politicians' plans will always be hostage to nature Migration 'hotspots' "The poorest and most climate-vulnerable areas will be hardest hit," the report suggests, and the impact most keenly felt in "out-migration hotspots" like low-lying cities and coastal areas and "areas of high water and agriculture stress.
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They combined these to identify 14 invasion hotspots in 68 countries, from the Caribbean to Southeast Asia and Africa.
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The Google Maps Connection Google has been cataloguing the locations of Wi-Fi hotspots around the world for years.
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ADVOCACY GROUP SUES STATE OVER ORTHODOX JEWISH YESHIVAS There are a list of religious persecution hotspots around the globe.
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One program, called HotSpots, allows customers to get delivery at places such as parks, beaches and stadium parking lots.
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Her department sent vans to migration hotspots with hoardings that warned illegal migrants to "go home or face arrest".
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This time, 100 human Londoners will track their daily exposure to air pollution to understand pollution hotspots and patterns.
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Artificial intelligence programs crawl through the data and flag hotspots that are then analyzed and verified by human analysts.
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Over the course of Walmart inspections it says it finds hotspots in solar panels' cracked sheets, compromising electrical insulation.
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"The ecological implications of such pollution hotspots remain poorly assessed," the researchers wrote, explaining why they undertook the project.
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These Xfinity Wi-Fi hotspots will be made free across the state for non-Xfinity customers and subscribers alike.
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The app in question allowed for the crowdsourced reporting and mapping of police checkpoints, protest hotspots, and other information.
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The system is also able to automatically flag hotspots of fire that break out away from the main perimeter.
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Multiple bombings have rocked some of Thailand's major tourist hotspots, leaving at least four people dead and many injured.
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Last month, they were spotted getting cozy at dinner dates around town, including L.A. hotspots Nobu and Catch LA.
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On Earth, acoustic waves are thought to be the cause of hotspots in the Andes mountains, the study noted.
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I fondly remember, in particular, the year BHH tried to use homeless people as hosts for Wi-Fi hotspots.
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You can see areas of ongoing hotspots/fire (red), the burn area over Paradise (brown), and smoke (blue hue).
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But TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017 Hackathon project Wificoin wants to help you buy or earn access to hotspots nearby.
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Identifying hotspots can also help public officials make policies for climate change adaptation as our cities continue to warm.
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It's a feature that lets you automatically connect to open hotspots, and share your Wi-Fi passwords with contacts.
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The region's fishing and island communities rely on these lakes for their livelihood, making them hotspots for the disease.
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But there are other potential wifi options and the team is looking at using clinics to house wifi hotspots.
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Managing Unconscious Bias, a two-year online course, monitors employee progress and identifies unconscious bias "hotspots" in the workplace.
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We tap away at the hotspots, even though Maskwacis Cree is a language spoken 2,000 miles away from us.
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Disick was seen hanging out with British model Ella Ross on Friday at not one but two SoCal hotspots.
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Alternating patches of ammonia hotspots could explain why the Galileo probe recorded higher than expected levels of the gas.
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Meanwhile, customers can now order to about 200,000 Hotspots, or non-traditional locales such as beaches and sports stadiums.
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But while international spending in London's tourist hotspots is on the up, some dark clouds loom on the horizon.
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Obviously there are hotspots and bad actors around the world, but as of right now the horizon is bright.
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The new administration has a historical opportunity for a historical change in one of the hotspots in the world.
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To examine sea surface temperatures and identify hotspots, he used data from the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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There&aposs an elaborate array of conversations and negotiations going on with all the major hotspots, including North Korea.
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"The exposure level to deployed personnel is higher risk," Reaves said, noting that personnel could be sent to hotspots.
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Aid groups are also turning to digital channels to share key health messages and support in global coronavirus hotspots.
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One of the largest transmission hotspots is now located in Italy, where the number of deaths has surpassed 2628,28503.
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FCC SAYS MAJOR U.S. PROVIDERS HAVE AGREED TO OPEN ITS WI-FI HOTSPOTS TO ANY AMERICAN WHO NEEDS THEM
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"The European Union failed to take the same precautions and restrict travel from China and other hotspots," Trump said.
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Confirmed COVID-19 cases recently topped 1,000, with many concentrated in hotspots within Washington state, California and New York.
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However, as Americans flee COVID-19 hotspots in large cities, some surrounding areas are actually seeing record-high bookings.
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Old World hotspots such as Amsterdam, Helsinki and Stockholm are the international destinations with the biggest discounts, Hopper said.
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He traveled to Iraq, Afghanistan and other global hotspots as a longtime member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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The Global Virome Project has pinpointed locations to target its research using EcoHealth Alliance's global emerging disease hotspots map.
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The report predicts that these two types of migration hotspots will emerge by 2030 and likely multiply by 2050.
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Schaffner said countries might now want to consider testing people who have recently returned from hotspots outside of China.
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It might also be time, he added, to start testing people who have recently returned from hotspots outside China.
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The app also logs incidences reported by users, creating a database to highlight "crime hotspots" in towns and cities.
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Some 1,300 of these hotspots had a rate of elevated blood tests at least four times higher than Flint's.
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The iOS and Android apps by OpenSignal help you test cellular coverage as well as hunt for wi-fi hotspots, Wi-Fi Map can direct you to hotspots all over the world, and Instabridge is committed to building a community of internet-sharing users to give you even more options for getting online.
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That puts T-Mobile's plan at a much cheaper price than Verizon's $65 prepaid plan, which doesn't include mobile hotspots.
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The stars have also partied with their famous pals – including Jamie Foxx, Pharrell, The Weeknd and more – at various hotspots.
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That will cut the journey between the state's two tourist hotspots from seven hours to 90 minutes, says Mr Murat.
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Use the handy digital map to find the closest signal – and search up to 500 million hotspots around the globe.
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In the meantime, loosely dispersed Greek hotspots of stranded people have created the perfect breeding ground for new smuggling ecosystems.
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Afterwards, Facebook will display a map showing the closest hotspots, as well as details about the businesses that provide them.
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And as much as I love dining at the trendy and new hotspots, I really love the classics and dives.
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The first step would be to identify the hotspots in the economy where competition might be a problem (see article).
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George, who spent years helping people in global hotspots, says the biggest challenge for many Syrian refugees is learning English.
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Other hotspots in Trump-voting states include Tampa, Florida; St Louis, Missouri; Des Moines, Iowa; Austin, Texas, and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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It's paying attention to the emotional hotspots of a place, which aren't necessarily always the places that you would think.
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The emotional hotspots in Manhattan or Brooklyn for me, it's not the Empire State Building or the Statue of Liberty.
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It also revealed new hotspots of biodiversity -- areas that are rich in species but also under threat from human activity.
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Go deeper: Special report: Global threats multiple Gun violence as a national security threat Global hotspots: North Korea and Iran
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There are only two hotspots for every 100,000 German residents, according to a 2014 study by the Internet group Eco.
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Previously, Cubans' main access to the internet was through public Wi-Fi hotspots, for which they pay by the hour.
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It then analyses the information with data from governments, international bodies and research organizations to identify hotspots of potential conflict.
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The global organization's goal is to eradicate poverty, and it is set up to help in hotspots around the world.
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Areas rescued from famine would easily slip back into famine if aid was diverted to new hotspots, the report said.
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In Veniam's case, this is being done by installing Wi-Fi hotspots onto government-owned vehicles driving predictable daily routes.
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Garber spent her teen years in the East Village, frequenting nightlife hotspots such as CBGB's, the Roxy, and the Limelight.
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The company provides service to dozens of hotspots around the region, including at the the Tri-City Airport in Pasco.
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Quenching the thirst of the city's hipsters, Bangkok hotspots are starting to serve high-end ya dong using quality ingredients.
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Hotspots South Africa remains the cornerstone of Airbnb's business in Africa, accounting for 215,400 listings and income worth $86 million.
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Turns out the right ingredients might lie in new technology, such as Hotspots and an artificial intelligence voice-ordering system.
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Turns out the right ingredients might lie in new technology, such hotspots and an artificial intelligence natural voice ordering system.
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Given the apparent size of the chip, it's likely that this will show up in mobile hotspots and not phones.
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AT&T's "standard-based" 5G network, which currently only works with mobile hotspots, is the service that launched in December.
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So trying to create clickable video, specifically with moving hotspots, often results in a gamey, distracting experience for the viewer.
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Local communities are often victims of wildlife crime, which fosters corruption and lawlessness and can flood poaching hotspots with weapons.
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Around the same time, local community boards across the city were becoming more powerful and denying licenses to wannabe hotspots.
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Using that information, Bratton says the NYPD will ramp up police presence in apparent slashing hotspots, including at 20 nightclubs.
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They point to some of his recent statements on foreign policy hotspots to signal that his instincts are right on.
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Three American towns — Anderson, South Carolina, Pinehurst, North Carolina, and Culebra, Puerto Rico — also made the list of fall hotspots.
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However, they cautioned that there remain hotspots in the city that could smolder for several days and flare up again.
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"I'm not screening my clients at the club for whether they've been to epidemic hotspots around the world," Werhun said.
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South Korea has become one of the central hotspots of the coronavirus epidemic, with over 7,500 cases and 54 deaths.
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Signees have also agreed to waive late fees and open up their Wi-Fi hotspots to Americans who need them.
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Populated urban areas such as New York City are hotspots, but where fidget spinners are really thriving is Middle America.
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And workplaces, like restaurants and stores, are "booby-trap hotspots" — meaning, places where you're more likely to eat unhealthy foods.
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Domino's franchisees have now defined some 200,000 total hotspots in their communities since the push was announced earlier this year.
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The uneven nature of the market means such measures, even if they cool the hotspots, can cause collateral damage elsewhere.
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Riot police patrolled several past protest hotspots while tourists and shoppers, many wearing Santa hats or reindeer antlers, strolled past.
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Drones will be armed with information about illegal fishing hotspots, explains Badr Idrissi, CEO and co-founder of ATLAN Space.
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This means your data and identity remains safe and secure, even in the most insecure and dangerous hotspots and networks.
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And this past weekend, after the EU requested that Greece build 'hotspots' or refugees centers, to process the surge of migrants arriving on the chain of islands facing the Turkish coast, Greek police clashed violently with protesters on the island of Kos outside one of the construction sites for these hotspots, reported The Telegraph.
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Most events take place at popular holiday hotspots so organizers are likely hoping to capitalize on existing tourist flows, he noted.
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Many Chinese, though, still look to escape the holiday rush that can see huge crowds at train stations and tourism hotspots.
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Speaking of gorgeous beaches and blue waters, get a load of one of the many seaside hotspots along Turkey's Turquoise Coast.
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From chargers to headphones to portable hotspots, here's everything you'll need to make your travel/fun time as seamless as possible.
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When the Islamic State tried to ban Wi-Fi hotspots in the city, she showed off her dark humor on Facebook.
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The shots might make our stomachs grumble as a result, but our searches often lead to new culinary hotspots to try.
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That complexity is leading the Obama administration to expand the use of small teams of Special Operators in various terror hotspots.
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"The app in question allowed for the crowdsourced reporting and mapping of police checkpoints, protest hotspots, and other information," Cook wrote.
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Cubans who can afford it flock to Internet cafes and 432 outdoor hotspots where they brave ants, mosquitoes and the elements.
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South America is third in hotspots, followed by North America and Australia, according to the study, which was published online Feb.
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Wifi Dabba is trying to change that by building a network of Wi-Fi hotspots in tea stores around the country.
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A senior EU counter-terrorism official told CNN there were more Europol officers working at potential "hotspots" of entry for migrants.
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Such developments mean industrial rents in metropolitan hotspots like New York are at all time highs, and vacancies near historic lows.
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New York City is replacing busted old payphone booths with amazing free gigabit wifi hotspots in 275,28 locations around the city.
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This kind of strategy was popular in the 19th century, when directors realised that their theatres could be high-society hotspots.
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And the St. Elias Range, and Glacier Bay—Southeast Alaska in general—are hotspots for rock avalanches, or very large landslides.
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It can also point those shopping for packages to related items, like third-party modems, routers, hotspots and other networking equipment.
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The app provides users a way to buy data packs and find nearby hotspots more easily, as first spotted by TechCrunch.
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However, the government has said it wants to ensure everyone has access and has installed 237 Wi-Fi hotspots so far.
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By exploring the trafficking hotspots of South America and Africa, we found out exactly who is profiting from Europe's cocaine habit.
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Despite relying fully on volunteers and friends for support, we have already had impactful interventions in crime hotspots in our country.
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In addition, by 2017, MTA plans to retrofit all of its express buses with Wi-Fi hotspots and USB charging ports.
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We then linked the decoded signals to the stimulation of specific hotspots in the spinal cord that induced the walking movement.
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Both the U.S. and Russia had allies all over the globe, with hotspots ranging from Cuba to the Congo to Vietnam.
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While some competing devices are merely Wi-Fi hotspots, Zubie wants to fully connect your car to the Internet of Things.
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The technology allows health workers to identify dengue hotspots and direct prevention and awareness-raising campaigns to the most-affected areas.
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The technology allows health workers to identify dengue hotspots and direct prevention and awareness-raising campaigns to the most-affected areas.
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They want VIP access to the hotel's on-site hotspots, but without the typical snobbery that sometimes accompanies high-end hotels.
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It was as if a wormhole had opened between Singapore and New York, shuttling the most expensive flora between global hotspots.
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India, with a rapidly expanding population of Internet users, is seen as one of the world's fastest growing start-up hotspots.
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It's a bit like an Airbnb crossed with an Uber, and there are rentals available in vacation hotspots around the world.
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In some cases, tourist hotspots lose their luster because economics, with the surging cost of a visit keeping many travelers away.
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By setting up tables at local hotspots, activists are spreading the word about the possibility of universal coverage in New York.
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The US, by comparison, has five times as many free hotspots per person, and the UK has 28 times as many.
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But there's a little extra here, if you dally around long enough—a secret layer, if you will, of little hotspots.
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As schools announced the closings, students were sent home with workbooks, instructional packets and even with borrowed laptops and WiFi hotspots.
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Testing will help some people in those hotspots, but testing is more useful for areas where the spread isn't so large.
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The announcement comes on the heels of other closures in the Keys, including tourist hotspots as well as theaters and museums.
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Consider coral reefs, which are central to the Global Deal for Nature because they store carbon and are hotspots for biodiversity.
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Sean Gallup/Staff The mumps virus circulates via saliva or mucus, and universities are ideal hotspots for a couple of reasons.
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The contagion came to light 14 days ago and is focused on a handful of hotspots in the north of Italy.
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Drivers entering Florida from coronavirus hotspots New York City and Louisiana are being forced to self-quarantine or risk jail time.
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The city has already noted several waterfront hotspots where "it's going to be worse [in the future] if there's already flooding".
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The company launched a new initiative this year called Domino's Hotspots, which lets customers order food to places without traditional addresses.
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As of Sunday, around 9,000 cases have been reported outside of China, with growing hotspots in Iran, Italy and South Korea.
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We utilize data to identify trafficking hotspots and routes and then use the power of communications to educate and spread awareness.
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The restaurant, lobby bar (with outdoor patio and fire pits), and rooftop bar are all hotspots that attract locals as well.
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Companies such as Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T have officially sanctioned 5G hotspots either on the market or on the way.
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Travelers can look forward to exploring cultural hotspots, a buzzing art scene, museums, as well as locations steeped in historical importance.
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Japan will be one of 2020&aposs top travel hotspots thanks to the Olympics2020 will be a big year for Japan.
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The attack occurred at a hospital in Butembo, one of the hotspots in an outbreak that's been ongoing since last August.
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The top 15 nations with the largest reforestation hotspots included Brazil, Indonesia, India, Madagascar, Colombia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Myanmar and Thailand.
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Last night, a post appeared on 4chan urging people to head to the embassy to set up mobile WiFi hotspots for Assange.
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Flint's disaster is just one example of a preventable public health crisis that continues in hotspots coast to coast, Reuters has found.
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Palerm-Serra says providers could develop WiFi hotspots so they only need one set of terrestrial infrastructure for a group of people.
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"ENSO is in a negative phase when you get hotspots in the southeast, and NAO in positive phase," Valle-Levinson told Gizmodo.
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A giant Scooby Doo is more likely to hit those other hotspots than a vibrator, M&M's Minis tube, or curling iron.
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By analyzing elephant poop and extracting DNA from stolen ivory, Wasser was able to pinpoint a pair of poaching hotspots in Africa.
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Reporting stories, fact-checking sources, and communicating in real time demands reliable Internet access, which explains why many reporters carry mobile hotspots.
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Plus, if you sign up for T-Mobile, you'll get all those "uncarrier benefits" like unlimited data and free wi-fi hotspots.
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"All we need is a few more Zika hotspots and there will be a shortage of platelets across the country," Benjamin said.
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Heroin hotspots have changed from being prominent in large cities to being distributed more widely, especially in the Northeast and the Southwest.
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Prescription opioid hotspots initially were prominent in the Southwest and Appalachia but subsequently spread to the West, Oklahoma, Florida and New England.
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Anyway, if you're a loyal Comcast customer who tends to be around Wi-Fi hotspots, maybe this is a plan worth considering.
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The pair have indulged in intimate meals at upscale hotspots Le Bacon and Le Cesar and on the Plage Keller private beach.
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Theft hotspots include the main hotel precincts and popular tourist beaches like Copacabana and Ipanema, where "tourists are less alert," said IHS.
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A 2018 study of vaccination rates identified a dozen likely hotspots, two of which have now seen eruptions of this preventable illness.
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These districts include tourist hotspots such as the Marais, and landmarks such as the Louvre and the place de la Concorde square.
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The fact that many were, and are, in political hotspots such as Ohio and Pennsylvania also boosted their political relevance and activity.
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Closer to home, the two have been going out on date nights at Hollywood hotspots and spending time at Bloom's Malibu home.
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Some security experts had expressed concerns over Windows 10 automatically connecting to open hotspots, but Microsoft is keeping this feature in place.
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"Wi-Fi hotspots have become quite a phenomenon in Cuba, partly because it's new and also because it's public," Henken told CNBC.
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Jim Lankford (R-Okla.) echoed Capito's sentiment that the resolution makes clear where senators stand on how the U.S. withdraws from hotspots.
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Widodo thanked community stakeholders and authorities for efforts to prevent and douse fires in 2016, when hotspots were reduced by 83 percent.
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They'll be able to monetize Google Station hotspots in various ways, including access fees and ads, or they can make them free.
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So, for the first time, a private-security firm, G296S, has been contracted to guard the hotspots, backing up the Greek police.
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In poaching hotspots, public-private partnerships have formed to use economic incentives to engage local populations and motivate them to promote conservation.
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Domino's delivers to outdoor locations like parks and beaches through its hotspots program, and has tested delivery by drone, robot and reindeer.
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"There seems to be some kind of correlation between climate hotspots and water stressed areas," Muthukumara Mani, a World Bank economist, said.
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There's a reason this happens: sometimes your wireless network, like AT&T, might have free Wi-Fi hotspots all over a city.
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The contagion came to light 12 days ago and is focused mainly on a handful of hotspots in the north of Italy.
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Kayina happens to be halfway between Butembo, currently one of the outbreak's most worrisome hotspots, and Goma, where a million people live.
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Spain has followed Italy's path in implementing a similar lockdown after both European countries failed to contain the virus in regional hotspots.
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Signees have also agreed to waive any late fees and open up their Wi-Fi hotspots to any American who needs them.
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The CDC and World Health Organization haven't issued guidelines about whether people should or should not leave hotspots for the coronavirus pandemic.
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The concentration of equipment, expertise, and raw material has made for many hotspots of semi-DIY electronics manufacturing, most famously in Shenzhen.
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Flights that don't start or end in China are also being canceled, with Italy and the Middle East as major hotspots now.
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Redder and longer wavelengths of light, such as near infrared, can show fiery hotspots on the ground through the haze and smoke.
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It's uncertain whether people would venture to a gaming museum in the heart of Marvila, halfway between social housing and hipster hotspots.
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Plans are underway to extend the line to the tourist hotspots Marrakech and Agadir in the next few years, and eventually Fez.
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Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday said special security forces have been deployed to hotspots in the state's capital to restore calm.
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Slovenia, with its mountains and scenic glacial lakes, offers a fresh, cost-effective alternative to hotspots like Italy and Croatia, Herrera says.
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Unlike other hotspots of the photo-sharing world, Trolltunga — which translates to "Troll's tongue" — is every bit as beautiful as photographs portray.
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The agency is following government advice that staff stay home when they are sick or when they have returned from coronavirus hotspots.
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The tenBoma team pulled out six years' worth of elephant mortality data and did historical trend pattern analysis to identify poaching hotspots.
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"Hotspots" for gang activities include cities along the Balkan route to Europe from the Middle East, such as Istanbul, Izmir, Athens and Budapest.
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It's obvious that some have Swedish names, but some other items actually get completely made-up words or share names with geographical hotspots.
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In her early twenties during the heyday of queer cruising culture, meeting women was as easy as dropping by the local cruising hotspots.
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Last October, it partnered with Ford Motor Co's Canadian division to provide built-in Wi-Fi hotspots in supported Ford and Lincoln vehicles.
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Historically it has been hosted in traditional rugby hotspots, not least the 20133 version in England and in New Zealand four years earlier.
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This year, the ICRC has carried out 14 cross line aid operations, to hotspots including the divided northern city of Aleppo, he said.
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Gliders fell out of fashion, but the Pentagon might bring them back to hotspots around the world, with a few high-tech modifications.
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Look for individual or entity accounts linked to IS hotspots that are owned by a female, but with male names listed as beneficiaries.
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After the entire city recently decided to ban selfie sticks, we went searching for tourist hotspots that still restrict the photo-capturing contraptions.
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Click here for the one I use that has a map of more than a 553 million free Wi-Fi hotspots worldwide. 255.
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Customers aren't just paying for access to wireless service, they're also paying for access to Comcast's network of 16 million Wi-Fi hotspots.
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The offices are an investment in the talent and research community that also tends to aggregate around academic hotspots like Toronto, Google says.
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The continent now has 47.53 active tech hubs, accelerators and innovation spaces across IT hotspots in Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria and Rwanda.
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Asia has the second-most lightning hotspots, with its most active regions located in the northwestern ridges of the Himalayas, near Daggar, Pakistan.
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Facebook says having hardware manufacturers on board will help its operator partners more easily set up and manage their Express Wi-Fi hotspots.
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Africa now has more than 316 tech hubs, accelerators and innovation spaces across IT hotspots in Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria and Rwanda.
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You can help out other users by tagging and identifying new hotspots that you come across, and you can blacklist certain networks too.
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By default, Fi already uses a VPN service to protect users when they connect to the roughly two million supported Wi-Fi hotspots.
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In the United States it is the underprotected southern Appalachians, in the south-east of the country, that harbour the main biodiversity hotspots.
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Last July CNET reported that Comcast started imposing data saving measures, including defaulting video playback to 480p and limiting hotspots to 3G connections.
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Shops and cafes that offer Wi-Fi hotspots have received a notice from police to "improve Qingdao's internet security management" by switching routers.
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Alibaba has previously identified manufacturing areas such as the Pearl River Delta and the Yangtze River Delta as fake product hotspots in China.
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The officers travel in groups of four — two men, two women — and are frequently stationed outside of malls, restaurants, and other social hotspots.
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The Greek government has stepped up its efforts, and all being well the hotspots should be ready by mid-March at the latest.
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Beyond their ergonomic designs, Mayer's Slumpies possess built-in phone chargers and function as Wi-Fi hotspots to facilitate true, endless mobile browsing.
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However, miscommunication is no longer just a failed attempt at understanding but a conspiracy of patchy hotspots, dwindling batteries, and expended data plans.
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The Pacific is full of plastic, home to one of the most famous pollution hotspots in the world, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
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While the East and West Village often get the most hype for foodie hotspots, SoHo is home to most of my favorite restaurants.
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In Liberia, for example, relatively small investments by USAID into community-led total sanitation efforts protected hundreds of communities surrounded by Ebola hotspots.
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A lot of hotspots out there right now, and I think it's important that to have subject matter expertise in what we're doing.
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Moderate hotspots are areas where projected consumption spending declines by 4-8 percent and severe ones are where the drop exceeds 8 percent.
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AT&T's standard-based 22017G, however, only launched in December 25 and is currently compatible with mobile hotspots—and not smartphones just yet.
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For example, Comcast was sued back in 2014 for rolling out a router update that turned user home routers into publicly-accessible hotspots.
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"I've been subjected to clubs," she says darkly, referring to the Hollywood hotspots she frequented during her partygirl days in the mid-2000s.
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Since its launch from Y Combinator's winter 2017 batch, the company has installed over 12,53 public WiFi hotspots in Nigeria with 500,000 users.
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However, studying these hotspots could help scientists develop artificial magnetic shields on the Moon or other planets, which might eventually support human communities.
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Religious communities have the potential to provide support, comfort and spiritual nourishment to members -- but they can also become hotspots for the virus.
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Lawmakers look to bridge 'homework gap' with subsidized Wi-Fi hotspots for students Q: How should we determine which businesses should stay open?
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Meanwhile, other hotspots for affluent Chinese to park their money have grown to include real estate in countries such as Australia and Canada.
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Medical professionals can now practice across state lines in order to help hospitals in hotspots of transmission to increase their capacity, Trump announced.
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Madagascar has become one of the new caviar hotspots, thanks in part to a French company that opened a fish farm in 2009.
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Living conditions for about 37,000 people in camps, known as "hotspots" on five Aegean islands have been decried by aid groups as appalling.
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You'll likely walk along the seaside boardwalk, saunter through the glitzy downtown area, and barhop on Gemmayze street, or its nearby nightlife hotspots.
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Nearly 200 officials attended the programme in Ranipet, many posted in villages and towns that have been identified as hotspots for bonded labor.
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Tourist hotspots with Zika outbreaks such as Martinique and the U.S. Virgin Islands saw steeper declines at 24 percent and 27 percent, respectively.
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The entire world — not just the hotspots — desperately needs new TB vaccines and vaccination strategies to bring an end to the TB epidemic.
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These programs range from capacity-building in sensitive hotspots like Iraq and Ukraine to National Guard exchange programs in Tonga and the Bahamas.
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The plan is to use white space between TV channels — what some call super wifi — to broadcast wireless internet farther than mobile hotspots.
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The community suffered when several local hotspots like Club Kaya, Backstreet, and The Chamber closed down between the mid-303s and early 2000s.
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INRIX Roadway Analytics, a cloud-based traffic analysis tool, identified and ranked 6.473,000 traffic hotspots in the 25 most congested cities in the U.S. More from the study: New York had more traffic hotspots (an area which has the most traffic jams) than any other city, costing drivers an estimated $64 billion by 2026 due to wasted time, fuel and emissions.
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The council has installed high definition surveillance cameras around the festival, and boosted lighting and security in areas deemed to be hotspots for assault.
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Twenty-one year old Kendall Jenner might as well be a tour guide; she's shared her recommendations for hotspots from New York to Rome.
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Los Padres National Forest officials made the designation after detecting no hotspots within the perimeter of the Thomas fire for more than two months.
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Airplane ModeActivate airplane mode and all connectivity gets cut off—mobile data, wi-fi, Bluetooth, AirDrop and any personal hotspots you might have running.
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Hungary has long been a proponent of establishing so-called "hotspots" in Africa where people hoping to emigrate to Europe can be pre-screened.
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To achieve this figure, the state-run carrier BSNL will be setting up 2,500 public Wi-Fi hotspots across the country by Mar. 2017.
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PressPlay TV offers content such as movies, songs, and news that users access through its Wi-Fi hotspots by installing its free Android app.
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The introduction of Wi-Fi hotspots in Cuban public spaces two years ago has transformed the Communist-run island that had been mostly offline.
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Starting today, with this new digital tour of Hogwarts, anyone with a Pottermore account can explored 100 different hotspots around the castle and grounds.
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We were determined to do every inch of the border, rather than just the highway corridor or just the hotspots that are well-visited.
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Unlike most mobile hotspots, HTC's 25G Hub doesn't sit flat on a desk, and it's roughly twice the weight of smartphone at 0.7 pounds.
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Wi-Fi hotspots and home access points will nevertheless continue to expand, up to 541.6 million by 2021 (up from 94 million last year).
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For instance, if 5G is to be used as an extension of existing networks, the rollout may be more concentrated in high-traffic hotspots.
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Beyond spurring real-world interaction, Snap has also made Snap Map an embeddable way to explore breaking news events or hotspots around the world.
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Thursday's arrests included 19 individuals seeking to tamper with the subway train network in Rennes and 66 in Nantes, both hotspots in Western France.
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The hotel is also offering a special Doggie City Guide at check-in that lists Miami's top dog parks and pet-friendly restaurant hotspots.
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These hotspots of health and vitality are located in Ikaria, Greece; Okinawa, Japan; Ogliastra, Sardinia; Loma Linda, California; and the Nicoya peninsula, Costa Rica.
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Patong beach is lined with cafes and bars, while the district's Bang La Road is known as one of Thailand's more raucous nightlife hotspots.
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Although the app developer claims the app only provides passwords for public hotspots, a review of the data showed countless home Wi-Fi networks.
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A street named Kurfürstenstrasse has been one of Berlin's hotspots for prostitution for about 130 years, but the sex work is becoming increasingly marginalized.
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During this run, the researchers captured several new eruptions and new hotspots, as well as 113 flashes from Io's most powerful volcano, Loki Patera.
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It will likely be from already known hotspots where people and animals live in close contact – many of which are in Asia and Africa.
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But in 2015, Cuba introduced 35 public WiFi hotspots across the country where, for the first time, people could get online on the go.
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That aside, the company also has a public-private WiFi program aimed at increasing hotspots for internet users while they are out and about.
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The app enables users to upload lists of stored wifi passwords, but it has no mechanism to differentiate between public hotspots and home networks.
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But a spring surge could still overwhelm the hotspots, and there is plenty of anecdotal evidence of migrants evading registration or gaming the system.
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Durian connoisseur Lindsay Gasik began her blog Year of the Durian in 2012, and as of this year she guides tours to durian hotspots.
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The idea is to create a new backbone to supply service to cellphone towers and Wi-Fi hotspots, endpoints that users would then access.
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Thankfully, it's too far from the central hotspots to become the target of dick-swinging condo developers any time in the very near future.
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The Helium Hotspots only require as much energy as a 12-watt LED light bulb to run, but that $495 price tag is steep.
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You hear a lot about companies offering some Wi-Fi hotspots or something, but we're talking about tens of millions of people getting online.
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In 85033, Obama had proposed a new AUMF designed to dictate the terms of U.S. military involvement in Syria and other Middle Eastern hotspots.
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Let his guides to four of his favorite hotspots help you jump-start your trip: NEW ORLEANS Eat: Lutenitsa on fresh pita at SHAYA.
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Like many African diaspora hotspots—think New Orleans and Northeastern Brazil—what the region lacks in wealth it makes up for in pure sabor.
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National governments managing hotspots, meanwhile, felt they hadn't received the support promised and that other EU states were not taking their share of migrants.
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Geographically, the biggest hotspots are the tropical regions of the world, such as Central and South America, West and Central Africa, and Southeast Asia.
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Offices are hotspots for emotional eating because employees are often stressed, said Susan Albers, a nutritionist who has written several books on mindful eating.
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Part of this can be attributed to the disappearance of hotspots -- areas where health workers could easily find gay men -- caused by the crackdown.
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Access at the public Wi-Fi hotspots costs the equivalent of $1 an hour and people complain of slow connection speeds and no privacy.
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Bodrum, Turkey, is an increasingly popular luxury travel destination, earning comparisons to European hotspots St. Tropez on the French Riviera and Mykonos in Greece.
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In terms of GDP per capita, it predicted changes in average weather would hit Bangladeshis living in severe hotspots the hardest among South Asians.
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The second important point today is to make clear what the potential conditions are for hotspots and reception centers in line with international law.
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There also are aggregated Stories from hotspots on the Snap Map, Our Stories about events or holidays and topic-based aggregations from Snapchat Search.
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Since its launch from Y Combinator's winter 2017 batch, the company has installed over 7,000 public Wi-Fi hotspots in Nigeria with 150,000 users.
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Their distribution largely reflects that of the general population, but there are particularly dense Chinese food hotspots in the Northeast, San Francisco, and elsewhere.
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By using 311 and other data that captures community input, we have built a tool that can identify patterns and hotspots of community concern.
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Vans bring them into the city hotspots, the user rides them, then vans pick them up again where they are maintained or batteries charged.
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My temperature was taken, I filled out a detailed questionnaire indicating I had not traveled to China, Italy, South Korea, or other coronavirus hotspots.
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It is not a coincidence that the communities that were labeled hazardous on redlining maps in 1933 are the predictive policing hotspots of today.
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She's already seen NYC, LA, Orlando, DC, Las Vegas, and many other American hotspots—why should she give them any more of her money?
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Even so, fears of a broader outbreak set off a domino reaction of canceled conferences, conventions and travel plans in areas beyond known hotspots.
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From New Orleans' French Quarter to Paris's Champs-Elysees, the deserted tourist hotspots shows how the pandemic is quieting the world's typical economic rhythms.
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The program had originally been funded by the Central New York Library Resources Council, which paid for the first two years of the hotspots.
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Aerostats are being deployed in some of China&aposs strategic hotspots such as the country&aposs border with North Korea and the Taiwan Strait.
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"We know that delivery is all about convenience, and Domino's Hotspots are ... all about flexible delivery options," said Russell Weiner, president of Domino's USA.
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Apple determines your device&aposs approximate location through GPS and Bluetooth signals as well as crowd-sourced Wi-Fi hotspots and cell tower locations.
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Each country has rampant government corruption and high rates of violence against women and LGBTQ individuals, and remain hotspots for international criminal gang activity.
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Over 22015 Wi-Fi hotspots are now live in Mumbai, Devendra Fadnavis the chief minister of the western Indian state of Maharashtra announced today.
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This year, he&aposs bringing the spirit of his famous restaurant Pujol for a one-night-only mash-up menu of both dining hotspots.
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"The cool thing about the horde is they can show up all over the world, but there are going to be hotspots," Jensen said.
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They've created a series of maps based on their findings that show the threat "hotspots" around the world and what countries are endangering them.
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And Chambers stressed that a comparable movement stateside must include all 21250 states — not just existing tech hotspots like San Francisco, New York and Austin.
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For years, Silicon Valley and other tech hotspots around the country have faced constant condemnation for failing to hire and retain employees from underrepresented groups.
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Community leaders and groups are experimenting with extraordinary measures, including switching off public WiFi hotspots when cyber-bullying incidents threaten to escalate into community violence.
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By some estimates, only about 1 percent of people in tick hotspots actually have symptoms of the allergy when they eat red meat, he noted.
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Still, there are shortcomings in the preparations, and medics are encountering some of the same suspicion and hostility they have faced in other outbreak hotspots.
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She set up shop less than a year ago and her client list already includes Copenhagen hotspots such as 108, Relæ and The Coffee Collective.
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Travelers plug in their destinations and the app will generate a list of hotspots around town that can be organized and added to an itinerary.
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For those unfamiliar with Xfinity Mobile, it's a service that piggybacks of Verizon's network, but complements it using Wi-Fi hotspots scattered around the country.
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The military's research wing has worked on and sketched out ideas that range from turning drones into wireless hotspots to making drones hunt like wolves.
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But rival tourist hotspots around the region are not all rubbing their hands at the prospect of the extra revenue from the redirected tourist traffic.
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It has the capability of performing simultaneous multi-node, high speed sensing for observing concentration gradients for better characterization and detection of time varying hotspots.
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Parks Department staff and volunteers began monitoring the park, paying special attention to areas where piles of empty peanut shells gave away the feeding hotspots.
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Some of the shark hotspots also overlap in areas where a higher than normal concentration of fishing occurs, which causes more sharks to be caught.
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Cuba currently has around 200 Wi-Fi hotspots nationwide and in September announced it would install Wi-Fi along Havana's picturesque seafront boulevard, the Malecon.
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The beacons allow targeted ads to be delivered to cellphones as people pass the hotspots, but their use isn't spelled out in the privacy policy.
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Low-oxygen, swampy areas are hotspots for methane, and scientists have documented streams of the gas seeping out of Arctic lakes formed by melting permafrost.
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In Portugal, startup Veniam installed sensors on vehicles to connect to Wi-Fi hotspots to create a mesh network to which city residents can connect.
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He has come to despise National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, according to Wolff, because McMaster's briefings are full of dry information about various global hotspots.
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Though if this was indeed a significant study error, their findings would have likely shown zoonotic hotspots in the United States and Canada as well.
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Here's what they're doing: Comcast opened about 53,000 Xfinity Wi-Fi hotspots around Houston to help people keep connected online even if they're not customers.
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"Uber is using the Florida senator's own words against him" Uber regularly sends emails to users in policy hotspots urging support for its various causes.
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All these vulnerabilities, of the Crack vulnerability, which was found last year in all Wi-Fi hotspots that people thought were secure and they weren't.
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The hotspots then encrypt and send the data to the company's cloud that clients can plug into to track and collect info from their devices.
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A greater proportion accesses the web through Wi-Fi hotspots, but prices remain prohibitively high for many, and the government heavily censors websites and media.
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PurpleAir, which has a network of sensors around the world, also showed that California had worse air than traditional smog hotspots in India and China.
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The next generation of rail cars used in public transit systems will be hyper-connected mobile hotspots, where critical infrastructure and critical communications systems intersect.
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Four ASEAN member states have claims to the disputed South China Sea, one of the world's most volatile hotspots and one of its busiest waterways.
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I would go out on a limb and say that during Vappu Finland is one of the biggest hotspots for sparkling wine in the world.
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The bottom line: Each continent, except for the frozen reaches of Antarctica, has lightning hotspots — usually the parts that have clashing air masses or mountains.
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She is highly active on social media, using WiFi and friends' mobile hotspots while abroad, and likes to pose as Rosie the Riveter in photos.
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But it's even tougher to figure out getting a seat at secret dinner clubs, underground eateries, and other invite-only hotspots of the culinary elite.
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Instead, hotspots are just places where customers can meet up with their driver to accept a delivery order when they're not at home or work.
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Particular hotspots during May 2018 were the U.S., which had its warmest May on record, and Europe, which was also record warm for the month.
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Alma Quiroz is a housekeeper at the Edgewater Hotel in Seattle, one of the country's biggest hotspots for COVID-19, commonly known as the coronavirus.
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Now, since hospitals in outbreak hotspots may become overwhelmed with patients, it's important to know what symptoms are serious enough to warrant a hospital visit.
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They do require their own SIM cards and data plans, on top of your smartphone bill — which means mobile hotspots can cost a pretty penny.
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Legislators and the FCC are hoping to fix at least part of the problem with an emergency distribution of Wi-Fi hotspots to needy students.
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Schools, businesses and places of worship near hotspots across the country are temporarily closing or scaling back gatherings to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Washington state, New York state and California have been considered hotspots in the country, with 94, 76 and 27 deaths happening in the states, respectively.
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The technology is portable, meaning it can be moved to poaching hotspots, and there are plans to install it at more sites around the park.
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Even someone coming off a flight from coronavirus hotspots such as China, Italy or South Korea might attribute feeling slightly ill to something besides coronavirus.
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The new changes revoke that visa-free option for people who are dual citizens of or had recently traveled to countries considered hotspots of terrorism.
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Like other carriers, AT&T caps video at 210p by default, though the the "More Premium" plan offers 250p streaming and 24GB for mobile hotspots.
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National governments are warning would-be travelers to stay away from outbreak hotspots, and in some cases, enacting travel bans to forbid them from going.
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About 250 smuggling "hotspots", often at railway stations, airports or coach stations, had been identified along the routes - 170 inside the EU and 80 outside.
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The matched samples were found in shipments that originated from Mombasa port in Kenya and had passed through Uganda, two of East Africa's poaching hotspots.
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India's telecom ministry has announced that the state-run carrier BSNL will set up 2,500 public Wi-Fi hotspots across the country by Mar. 2017.
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Amid the surge in cocaine trafficking out of Venezuela and to the Caribbean, other paradise islands off the country&aposs coasts have become transshipment hotspots.
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Blowes told Yale Environment 360 that two of the biggest turnover hotspots are in the western tropical Atlantic and off the coast of northwest Australia.
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Refurbished iPad Pro 10.5-inch 64GB WiFi tablet (gold) — $429.99 See Details These iPad tablets wirelessly connect to WiFi and hotspots to provide fast operation.
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All over the world, environmental groups are trying to figure out how to balance nature and people in carbon-rich biodiversity hotspots like Sian Ka'an.
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Also confirmed is that Coldplay's hotspots lie in mostly white college towns, and best of all: the South, rightly, does not fuck with Ed Sheeran.
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Most of the recent deforestation hotspots are in rural areas outside protected forests, which is legal but still environmentally damaging, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Hungary has insisted on tough border security, opposed policies that would encourage migrants to come to Europe, and proposed asylum-processing centres in hotspots outside Europe.
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Under that liberal application of the National Marine Protection Act, the Navy ended up using the array even in known biodiversity hotspots like the Galapagos Islands.
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Unlicensed traders tend to congregate in tourist hotspots near Barcelona's beaches, or line the streets hugging the marina, with its super yachts and private members' clubs.
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Military hotspots have been popping up all over the country, making it ever more difficult for NGOs to access those who need our help the most.
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But speaking in Dublin, she said she was equally concerned by violence outside the urban hotspots, where rural Filipinos opposing mining developments have met bloody reprisals.
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Thankfully, along with its free stopovers, Icelandair offers Stopover Buddies, employees who are tasked with helping travelers discover local hotspots and even accompany them on excursions.
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AT&T will offer 5G-powered mobile hotspots in a dozen cities this year before likely rolling out phones in the first half of next year.
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Right now the tablets are installed in the 15 hotspots that are actually live – all placed along a pretty uninspired stretch of Third Avenue in Manhattan.
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There is a contradiction at the heart of tourism policies in Barcelona, which favour commercial operators and apartments turned over solely for tourism in tourist hotspots.
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Low vaccination rates have made them hotspots for outbreaks, often ignited by measles picked up on visits to relatives in countries where the disease is widespread.
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"At the same time, Greece must ... protect its borders effectively and also push ahead with the construction of functioning hotspots and sufficient accommodation capacities," he added.
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The political situation in Sri Lanka The blasts appears to have targeted tourism hotspots, as well as churches, in an effort to gain maximum global attention.
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The Twitter response to the ill-conceived idea to basically turn homeless people into WiFi hotspots caused the charity behind the idea to abandon their plan.
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The X project is aimed at "critical gaps to major access points, like cell-towers and WiFi hotspots, that support thousands of people," the company said.
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" Better social services are also needed, he said, including schools and health clinics in trafficking hotspots, "to prevent the recruitment of people living in vulnerable conditions.
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And as for an internet connection, luckily, both Thompson and his wife secured a couple of unlimited data connection hotspots before Verizon stopped offering those plans.
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Those who have traveled to hotspots overseas have seen how America wields outsized influence on myriad concerns that, if ignored, could grow, metastasize and harm us.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia's regional tug of war has shaped the Middle East for decades - think Iraq, Kuwait, Lebanon, and Arab Spring hotspots Syria and Yemen.
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In absolute terms, it attracts the most foreign students, thanks to its size, its outstanding universities and the lure of Silicon Valley and other brainworking hotspots.
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It's the guy who builds houses for Habitat for Humanity and monitors elections in hotspots most members of his cohort would be scared even to Google.
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Barcelona attack At least 213 people are dead and more than 100 injured after a van careened through a crowd in one of Barcelona's tourist hotspots.
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The service will run over top Verizon's network*, but will also include access to Comcast's existing 27 million Wi-Fi hotspots already offered to current customers.
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A second classifier, primed with information about pickpocketing hotspots gleaned from police reports and social-media posts, then tried to spot the pickpockets among these outliers.
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The catch is that Helium's tiny, extremely low-power, low-data transmission chips rely on connecting to P2P Helium Hotspots people can now buy for $495.
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In 2015, Plastic Change completed the first two legs of the expedition, trawling the waters of the Mediterranean and Caribbean—other ocean trash hotspots—for plastic.
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The Stop Child Labour Coalition of charities recently launched a campaign with guidelines for companies to help ensure that children living in "labour hotspots" finish school.
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What global hotspots like Iran, Eastern Europe and of course North Korea have taught us is that those threats are only increasing in volume and complexity.
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Keep an eye out for more stories on the startup scenes in various tech hotspots in North America and Europe in the coming weeks and months.
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To help protect Kosin from other poachers, the pangolin was transported to a remote area far from known poaching hotspots and released back into the wild.
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Cable company Charter has said it plans to build more Wi-Fi hotspots and launch mobile offerings but has not yet disclosed a detailed wireless strategy.
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The company provides communications for everything from vehicle-to-vehicle capabilities, telematics, entertainment apps, over-the-air updates, and 4G LTE hotspots built into the vehicle.
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First, its cofounders don't live in the typical investing hotspots of the Bay Area or New York or L.A.; they live in Toronto and Atlanta, respectively.
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What they're saying: Ruckus is working with Google on its Station project, which has created free wifi hotspots in public places in India, Mexico and Indonesia.
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You can find the full list of cities here, but they range from international hotspots like London to smaller towns like Savannah, Ga. and Scottsdale, Ariz.
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Recent studies have found that hotspots in other states (like California, Arizona, Oregon, and Colorado) largely consist of well-off white people who don't trust vaccines.
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Flash forward to 2019, when, in one year alone, there were 1,282 reported cases of measles in anti-vax hotspots mostly within Washington and New York.
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"We may look at certain areas, certain hotspots, as they call them, we'll be looking at that, but at this moment no we're not," he said.
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Les DeuxWhere: 1638 N Las Palmas Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90028History: As far as 2000s Hollywood hotspots go, Les Deux was one of the most popular.
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Which means users enabling Location Services — a location tracking feature on smartphones that covers GPS, Bluetooth and crowd-sources wi-fi hotspots and mobile cell towers.
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Those five travel hotspots attracted over one-fifth (210.5%) of all overnight visitors to the region last year, Mastercard's annual Asia Pacific Destinations Index found Wednesday.
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" Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel supports the approach, tweeting earlier today that "The FCC can fix this #homeworkgap with a program for schools to loan out wifi hotspots.
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SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION The agency is following government advice that staff stay home when they are sick or when they have returned from coronavirus hotspots.
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A New Zealand teenager may have exposed hundreds to the measles after visiting Disneyland, Universal Studios and other Southern California hotspots while infected with the disease.
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The area, covering a large stretch of Florida's panhandle, draws millions of out-of-state visitors each year to its crystalline waters and spring break hotspots.
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North Korea has rocketed to the top of Trump's list of world hotspots over its repeated ballistic and nuclear missile tests, which violate global arms pacts.
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The complex US refinery system can't rely solely on the very light blend of crude getting pumped out of the Permian Basin and other shale hotspots.
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With many refugees and migrants now stuck in Greece, Kwamy said NetHope is planning to convert existing internet hotspots into faster, more reliable broadband in August.
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Confronted for the first time with multiple geopolitical hotspots that could go nuclear with little or no warning, the world is in dangerous and uncharted waters.
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While the Temple of Heaven remains open to tourists, authorities closed down other Bejing hotspots, like the Ming Tombs and the Yinshan Pagoda, on January 24.
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North Korea has rocketed to the top of Trump's list of world hotspots over its repeated nuclear and ballistic missile tests, which violate international arms agreements.
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"It will never materially scale beyond small pockets of 203G hotspots in dense urban environments," T-Mobile CTO Neville Ray has said of millimeter-wave 5G.
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Meantime, while the Davos agenda will look to "create bridges to resolve conflicts in global hotspots," Trump has made jabs at a number of European allies.
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The big picture: This marks yet another example of an emboldened Russia intervening publicly and privately in key global hotspots, often in direct conflict with U.S. interests.
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Sure, some folks have tried outlandish ways of circumventing private WiFi usage, including opting exclusively for public hotspots, but experts highly recommend avoiding that for security reasons.
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Many countries, including the UK and Russia (whose citizens represent a massive proportion of Egypt's foreign tourists), suspended flights into the country's tourist hotspots following that attack.
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Reports have also circulated in the past week that chronic overcrowding in some of Europe's most beloved tourism hotspots is fuelling a backlash by locals against visitors.
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In addition, the whole process of detaining, registering, and processing refugees at the Greek hotspots is controversial and messy, and could easily lead to situations like Walid's.
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The surprise was a new program designed to place giant AR art sculptures in hotspots around the world that you'd only be able to view via Snapchat.
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When travelers go unvaccinated to these hotspots and bring the virus back to under-vaccinated communities in the US, it's not difficult for measles to begin spreading.
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The Google unit has previously worked with Qualcomm Inc and Civiq Smartscapes to retrofit New York City phone booths into digital billboards that serve as WiFi hotspots.
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Right now, a common way for low-income or public housing units to provide internet to residents is to hook up Wi-Fi hotspots in each building.
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"Increasing law enforcement in these two hotspots could help curtail future elephant losses across Africa and disrupt this organized transnational crime," he wrote in the ensuing study.
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That would let it expand its fixed broadband business and to link its wireless customers up with wifi hotspots to lessen the load on its cellular network.
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Other steps could include new rules, controlling access with fences, or building safety features like railings near particular selfie-related death hotspots like the Catskills' Kaaterskill Falls.
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The Switch, notably, doesn't currently have a web browser — or rather, it has the bare minimum of a WebKit-based browser needed for logging into public hotspots.
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This year's efforts will be a mix of portable hotspots and "fixed wireless" — that is, using cellular networks to offer an alternative to wires for home broadband.
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Phones on Xfinity Mobile won't always be on the network, though, and when possible, they'll automatically connect to nearby Wi-Fi hotspots so data use is curbed.
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It wasn't trivial to rig it up for mobile life because my 23G hotspots don't have Ethernet ports, which you need to connect the Hue hub to.
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The quick approval signaled that Russia and the United States could work together on UN issues despite the serious differences dividing them in hotspots around the globe.
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Conducted over several years in bachelor party hotspots like Ibiza, Magaluf, and Eastern Europe, Dr. Briggs' research came out of other studies on tourism, masculinity, and violence.
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If you're often working on public Wi-Fi, the app's privacy features include a useful tool that encrypts open, untrusted, and unknown hotspots with just one tap.
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A Wi-Fi only device will also work, but it may lead to frustration since there will be tempting Pokemon and PokeStops just outside of available hotspots.
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Eventually, updrafting could cause some hotspots to bust through to the surface, creating new volcanoes in areas that have not seen such action in millions of years.
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Don't believe the hype about a Singapore property pick-up, Nomura said, as it addressed some "half-truths" about one of Asia's long-time real estate hotspots.
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They also demand an immediate end to sanctions on Russia in order for Moscow to become a "strategic partner" in regional hotspots, such as Syria and Libya.
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In the first examination of its kind, Reuters obtained New York childhood blood testing data down to census tract level to examine lead hotspots in the city.
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You might expect free Wi-Fi to be crappy, but those who used it praised the service for being better than many paid-for hotspots across India.
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That's because aside from a handful of 23G hotspots for use in limited areas, before last week, there weren't any actual 25G-ready phones on the market.
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Avoiding pollution hotspots in the city is one thing, but you can't skip over these busy intersections forever—not if you still want to live in Toronto.
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Japan and Google announced major investments last year, aiming towards India's first high-speed rail link and the introduction of Wi-fi hotspots across hundreds of stations.
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But they are also using their steady overdose runs to help some cities map drug hotspots and for police to visit users to urge them into treatment.
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For more than three months, tear gas, rubber bullets, rocks and petrol bombs have flown between protesters and security forces in hotspots around the OPEC member nation.
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Progress has been made to date in other African countries, such as Zanzibar and Burundi, but when it comes to these hotspots, there's a long road ahead.
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The hotspots offer web access for about $2 an hour, though that's still a steep price in a country where the average monthly salary is around $25.
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With the Sundarbans regarded as one of the world's climate change hotspots amid rising sea levels, locals recognize their growing vulnerability to the impacts of global warming.
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Late last year EU officials hit on the idea of a series of "hotspots"—centres where migrants are registered—to try to bring order to the chaos.
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Their "predictive policing", which uses algorithms, crime statistics and other data to pinpoint "hotspots" where further crimes are likely to be committed, has sometimes proved quite accurate.
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The Council has ongoing investigations into violations in hotspots including Myanmar, South Sudan, and Syria, with a view to gathering evidence that could lead to future prosecutions.
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Athens is one of the biggest overseas St. Pauli hotspots, perhaps partly explained by links to AEK Athens, another football club historically associated with the left wing.
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Authorities are looking into the possibility of cloud seeding to combat the hotspots by triggering rainfall in dry areas with flares of salt shot into suitable clouds.
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Incorporating insights from experts — Time Out editors and contributing writers — it ranked the neighborhoods that are the ultimate "cultural and culinary hotspots right now," James Manning wrote.
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The report showed hotspots such as the Fruitvale neighborhood of Oakland, where 7.6 percent of children tested high, prompting media coverage and new initiatives to protect children.
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T-Mobile One Plus includes faster data for laptop hotspots (though with a 10GB monthly max), unlimited Gogo in-flight Wi-Fi service, and unlimited HD streaming.
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Police officers in plain clothes first started visiting schools in South 24 and North 24 Parganas districts - identified as trafficking hotspots - in 2016 to talk to students.
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As TechCrunch points out, the tool also lets users to rely on Facebook instead of Google Maps to find nearby coffee shops, restaurants, or hotels with hotspots.
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With Domino's Hotspots, however, you'll actually be able to search for these meet-up spots online or in the Domino's mobile app and place an order digitally.
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The service itself runs on top of Verizon's network (disclosure: Verizon owns TechCrunch parent AOL), but also includes access to Comcast's existing 16 million Wi-Fi hotspots.
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Paramilitary units comprised of a variety of police forces were deployed to quell riots that broke out in opposition strongholds—"hotspots," as top security administrators called them.
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While Cubans don't walk down the street glued to their smartphones like much of the world, they do throng to hotspots with laptops and tablets in tow.
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Thousands more acres have gone up in smoke so far this summer compared to an average year, with satellite maps showing dozens of hotspots indicating active blazes.
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There were several feedback hotspots, but the one that popped out to me was around next-generation chips and the battle for dominance at the hardware layer.
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SEKO has begun identifying space in warehouses that could be used to stage medical devices, hospital beds, masks and other supplies for quick deployment to outbreak hotspots.
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But the government has since made boosting connectivity a priority, introducing cybercafes and outdoor Wi-Fi hotspots and slowly starting to hook up homes to the Web.
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SEKO has begun identifying space in warehouses that could be used to stage medical devices, hospital beds, masks and other supplies for quick deployment to outbreak hotspots.
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In response, Yeo said Malaysia's data was drawn from the ASEAN Specialised Meteorological Centre, a Singapore-based weather station that tracks forest fire "hotspots" throughout the region.
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Book The Soho House Chicago starting at $155 per nightThis hotel and members-only club was one of the West Loop's first hotspots and still is today.
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The danger, Osiyemi pointed out, is that cases entering the United States could travel to areas currently less affected by the virus, causing new hotspots to emerge.
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BMKG said at the time of the red haze, satellite imagery showed a high number of hotspots around Jambi with a high concentration of particulate matter PM10.
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Bitkom, Germany's IT, telecoms and new media industry association, welcomed the decision, saying it would open the way to building a nationwide network of Wi-Fi hotspots.
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While that could help extinguish some hotspots, it also could lead to dangerous runoff -- debris and mud flowing across freshly burned areas onto roads, Eliason told KSBY.
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More than two thirds of the world's biodiversity hotspots experienced conflict at least once between 1950 and 2000, with many seeing repeated outbreaks, according to one study.
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EarthCam is among a handful of companies that place cameras in highly trafficked areas — from tourist hotspots like Times Square and Andy Warhol's grave to university campuses.
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Where gaps do exist, often at the local or community level, we lead assessments and invest in targeted surveys, focus groups and locally led research in hotspots.
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Multiple reports have indicated that national security adviser H.R. McMaster, who has publicly clashed with Trump over hotspots like Russia and Iran, could soon depart the administration.
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More than 70% of the hotspots were found in countries that have already made reforestation commitments under the Bonn Challenge, agreed by nations in Germany in 2011.
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The 75-year-old former military ruler will also tour other hotspots from Monday onwards, including areas hit by bloody clashes between semi-nomadic herders, the presidency added.
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Until recently, pollution scientists had to use models to figure out where those emissions originated and localized—which neighborhood, which block—using weather models and guesses about hotspots.
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The team's estimate also includes how much greenhouse gas was emitted in order to supply food, power resorts, ship products, travel to hotspots, and build or repair infrastructure.
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They derided Trump and his administration as racist for attempting to inhibit immigration and travel from certain volatile hotspots, same ones that Obama targeted as hot spots himself.
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Pichai has a history of embracing the minimal, especially when out in the sun for Google I/O, surrounded by thousands of Android developers and their wifi hotspots.
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Ordinarily, hospitals are considered one of the major hotspots of antibiotic resistance, with many, if not most, superbug strains originating from and spreading through a health care setting.
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Santa Barbara County authorities say residents were allowed back into the area Sunday evening, although firefighters continued to work on hotspots and not all electricity had been restored.
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And for those times when you don't want to blow up your data cap, Datally has handy feature that points out all the nearest free wi-fi hotspots.
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For surf-oriented businesses, Singapore remains far from an ideal market but its proximity to hotspots such as Indonesia's Mentawai made it a worthwhile investment, according to insiders.
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Typically U.N. aid convoys to Syria's hotspots are composed of many more trucks and supplies, and it was not immediately clear on what basis distribution would be made.
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For those who say American troops and firepower could help stabilize troubled hotspots like Syria, the president believes that's not Washington's job — it's the locals' burden to bear.
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Eklund is always dancing like no one's watching — although most of the time he shows off his moves in public hotspots like the grocery store and Central Park.
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Younger clientele are keener on locations closer to the hotspots – such as Saint-Tropez, Cannes and Monte Carlo - than were their parents who tended to prefer more tranquility.
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Norton Secure VPN uses bank-grade WiFi security encryption, meaning you can use your Mac, PC, or mobile device securely, even on public WiFi hotspots and unsecured networks.
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Last year it unveiled WiFi hotspots across Lagos, and in 2017 it launched a program to train millions of Africans in tech skills to make them more employable.
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Why your cast-iron skillet works so well Better heat conduction: Your grill's grates concentrate heat wherever they touch, but the cast-iron surface helps temper those hotspots.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - Google launched a network of free Wi-Fi hotspots in Nigeria on Thursday, part of its effort to increase its presence in Africa's most populous nation.
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Effectively, Facebook is providing software that helps local ISPs and entrepreneurs sell and provide internet service in rural areas, which can be accessed via public Wi-Fi hotspots.
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Express Wifi has already completed a trial period in the country with a local state-run telecom and about 125 rural Wi-Fi hotspots, according to the BBC.
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This is especially true in British town and city centers, once nocturnal party hotspots, now increasingly just large-scale franchise opportunities for David Lloyd Gym and Leisure Centers.
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While Pokémon Go is still in its infancy, it's becoming more and more clear that the game's approach to creating in-game hotspots is posing some serious problems.
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Its Express Wi-Fi app expanded to more than 230,219 hotspots in India last year and is now available in five countries—India, Kenya, Tanzania, Nigeria and Indonesia.
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But the government has since then made increasing connectivity a priority, introducing cybercafes and outdoor Wi-Fi hotspots and slowly starting to hook up homes to the web.
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"My office has asked the @FCC Enforcement Bureau to investigate" claims that debate organizers had blocked reporters from using personal Wi-Fi hotspots, Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel tweeted Tuesday.
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The shift is disrupting some of the traditions associated with tourist hotspots, and given rise to a trend where environmentally sustainable outcomes are emphasized over mere 'experience' vacationing.
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It holds territory in Iraq, Syria, Libya, Afghanistan and Nigeria, while directing cells in Egypt, France, Bangladesh, Yemen and the North Caucasus, among other hotspots around the world.
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Across the months and years, hotspots on the map fluctuate, but the IP addresses stay clustered mostly along the east coast of the US, the UK, and Germany.
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More recently, Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's MARCH (Multi-Agency Response to Community Hotspots) task force patrolled bars and issued fines under the law, at times, leading to closure.
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The company announced today the launch of more than 150,000 "Domino's Hotspots," which are locations that don't have a traditional delivery address, like a home or business address.
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The woman was released from the center in Beni town, one of the hotspots of the recent outbreak, which began August 2018, the agency said in a statement.
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Unfortunately, today at least six million American schoolchildren don't have internet access at home; that may mean that schools hand out hotspots, and laptops to students without computers.
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The title of the exhibit, Sun Splashed, references a reggae festival popular in Jamaica, but also implies how Caribbean hotspots are falsely advertised as always happy and sunny.
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Four of the tusk pairs could be traced to a 2012 slaughter in north-eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, one of the hotspots that Wasser had previously discovered.
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They brought rock, electro-clash, and techno to Village clubs like Parking and Sky, and Plateau hotspots including Saphir Bar, where he helmed an eight-year Friday residency.
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Some people may not even understand what throttling really means: They're going to limit your data speeds on hotspots and tethering, which I do all the time. Yeah.
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As commercial airlines ask for a bailout and hotels empty out, private jet and helicopter use has been on the rise as the very wealthy flee coronavirus hotspots.
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Bahamas tourist hotspots Great Abaco and Grand Bahamas are predicted to get up to two days of hurricane-force winds as Dorian slows to a 2 mph crawl.
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Since January, the Colorado-based space technology company Maxar has been taking low Earth orbit satellite photographs of Covid-19 hotspots in places like China, Italy, and America.
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Three successive US presidents have used the 2001 Authorization For the Use of Military Force against terrorism to prosecute military action in Afghanistan and in other terrorist hotspots.
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The fact is that, if a 5G network is available to you and these hotspots actually work as intended, they could be pretty cool little devices to have.
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If you access the internet through public WiFi hotspots, shared internet routers, or even through your very own provider, your data, files, and privacy may be at risk.
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"We are now calling all BRITS to get their ass down to the embassy and stand around in mass, taking shifts with wifi-hotspots on hand!" reads the post.
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When 4G LTE started rolling out, we first saw so-called hotspots that create Wi-Fi points and let you connect laptops and other electronics to the new networks.
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In all, 150,000 security personnel including park rangers have been called up to maintain order across the country, including preventing demonstrations in hotspots immediately before or after the polls.
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Kuoni had been looking at strategic options to fix its ailing business, hit by competition from online travel offers and unrest in tourist hotspots, such as Egypt and Tunisia.
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However, as we sped through hot food delivery hotspots such as Ashford, Gravesend and Whitstable, he disappointingly only ate a breakfast pastry and spent some time rearranging a flight.
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Startups such as FreedomPop and Republic Wireless already offer "Wi-Fi first" mobile services, which send calls and data via Wi-Fi hotspots, using the mobile network as backup.
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Domino's Pizza: It's expected to give the first update on the performance of "HotSpots," a new mobile feature that delivers pizza to non-traditional places, like parks or beaches.
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The patent focuses mostly around ways devices could search for nearby antennas that could help power it, the same way a device could search for available Wi-Fi hotspots.
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This is in part because smugglers use networks of middlemen to conceal their shipments, and then move their goods to market from ports located away from the poaching hotspots.
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" Priess said it's possible, given that Trump has no prior experience with intelligence briefings, that the officers describing global hotspots said "something that he interpreted as a policy recommendation.
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The company's technology is also helping to pinpoint dangerous hotspots for a city's most vulnerable users, said senior vice-president and general manager of Mobileye's aftermarket division Elad Serfaty.
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Update 9/26/73 7:18pm EST: A tweet from Politico's Kenneth Vogel claims the press area is being searched for wi-fi hotspots using these nearly $2,000 devices.
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It relies on local business owners operating Wi-Fi hotspots that people nearby can pay to access higher-speed bandwidth using local ISPs, compared to typically slower mobile connections.
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At that time, any life forms locked away in deep ocean hotspots might spread to the surface, generating an Earth-like biosphere that would be detectable by alien astronomers.
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But mostly, fire responders are waiting for cooler temperatures and rain to put the flames out, after which they'll venture into the charred rubble and extinguish any smoldering hotspots.
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The rest of Cuba's 11.2 million inhabitants must rely on Wi-Fi hotspots around the island and state internet parlors, although these are sparsely used because of high rates.
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Neil Roberts, manager of marine underwriting at the Lloyd's Market Association, said the South China Sea is not listed by the LMA's joint war committee which highlights insurance hotspots.
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The busy shores of Busaabala One of the prime hotspots remaining in sub-Saharan Africa, is the district of Wakiso, Uganda located on the Northern shores of Lake Victoria.
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Those property hotspots are likely to be subdued in coming months, along with expectations for lackluster housebuilding and sales, according to a recent Reuters poll of property market analysts.
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And now, according to new maps and research published this week in Trends in Parasitology, it appears the global hotspots for zoonotic outbreaks aren't where we thought they were.
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Holiday hotspots featuring on the packaging include Hawaii, Bali, Ibiza and Miami, and Coke will also give away 11 million samples of its Zero variant at cities and festivals.
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BARCELONA/ROME/SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Chronic overcrowding in some of Europe's beloved tourism hotspots is fuelling an angry backlash, from polite protest to "Go Home" graffiti and even physical intimidation.
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Some millennial hotspots like New York and Chicago ranked far down the list with Cleveland and Newark, New Jersey, just outside of New York City, at the very bottom.
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The briefings come as Congress returns from its month-long August recess, and there have been significant developments on both foreign policy hotspots since Congress was last in Washington.
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The data his organization collects is shared with ocean nonprofit 5 Gyres Institute, which will create an online ocean model quantifying pollution in the Pacific and other plastic hotspots.
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Texas officials chose not to act on evidence from Houston waterways of contamination by dioxin and PCBs — "hotspots" turned up in research conducted from 2001-2023 (The Associated Press).
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The idea is that Xfinity Mobile users will be automatically switched over to the hotspots when in range, saving them on their data usage and enjoying better connection speeds.
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For reasons that scientists don't understand very well right now, there seem to be hotspots for the disease in Hawaii, Florida, and the New York metropolitan area, Fierer said.
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That last group ties into Tizeti's core business, which is building solar powered towers that offer WiFi service packages and hotspots in and around Lagos and Ogun State, Nigeria.
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"I'm thinking of EVERYONE in hotspots right now, young and old, but CREMA - my heart is with you, I can't believe this is happening," Chalamet tweeted early this morning.
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Decapitations have become common across Mexico's drug-war hotspots, but back then, six severed heads in three months shocked the nation and made international headlines right before the election.
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According to Barroso, more than 10,400 firefighters are spread thin across 5.5 million square kilometers in the Amazon and "hotspots" break out in the locations they're unable to cover.
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Hospitals in hotspots are already canceling surgeriesIn Seattle, one of the first places in the US to be hit hard by the coronavirus, hospitals have begun to cancel procedures.
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The pop culture vernacular for "a checklist of things to do before one dies" has become a buzzword for travel planning, often shaping itineraries with specific hotspots and activities.
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COUNTING THE COST Addressing hundreds of flag-waving supporters, Rivera accused Spain's caretaker Socialist government of not doing enough to stop the chaos in one of Europe's tourist hotspots.
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Ask Big Data Colleges are turning to predictive analytics to pinpoint hotspots for failure — say, a C in English comp, a B in a foundational course in your major.
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The novel coronavirus is dominating the news agenda worldwide, with many media outlets — including Business Insider — scrambling to keep readers informed with newly-recorded infection rates, deaths, and hotspots.
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Priscila Martinez is no stranger to the city of love: She&aposs visited Paris a total of 15 times, and has learned which tourist hotspots are best to avoid.
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And it's just really important that ... Of course, we have our poop patrol that's out there in our hotspots, and we've seen ... That is some job, but go on.
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"Locating biodiversity threat hotspots driven by consumption of goods and services can help to connect conservationists, consumers, companies and governments in order to better target conservation actions," the study says.
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The program itself involves having local business owners install Wi-Fi hotspots, where internet service is provided by local ISPs, mobile network operators, and others that Facebook has partnered with.
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But that hasn't stopped refugees at the camp from sharing photos and videos on WhatsApp via a handful of mobile hotspots that have been set up by those staying inside.
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Examining those areas, researchers identified "invasion hotspots," which are especially vulnerable to non-native species, and found that a majority of them are within the BRI's six proposed economic corridors.
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In India, Google has already partnered with Indian Railways' telecom arm RailTel to provide Wi-Fi across railway stations nation-wide Now, Google has plans to roll out more hotspots.
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They famously tied the knot at the Forte di Belvedere in Florence back in May 2014, so it's no surprise they are spending this milestone exploring Europe's most romantic hotspots.
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As the world marks the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples on Thursday, here are some examples of hotspots where indigenous people face threats over the land they occupy.
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Go deeper: Deep dive — Global threats Russia and China form a front Global hotspots: North Korea and Iran Automated war The pandemic potential Gun violence as a national security threat
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A little over a year after the FCC determined that companies blocking wi-fi hotspots is "patently unlawful" if it forces people to pay astronomical fees to access the internet.
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We've seen it happen before, as in the case of New York's fancy new touchscreen subway maps, or the city's countless payphones that have been turned into wi-fi hotspots.
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There are also ways to keep track of drunk friends, easily find a ride home, and even a "Hotspots" feature with real-time data about how busy certain areas are.
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"Despite the fact that we were able to locate some microbial hotspots, we were quite relieved to find that the overall bacterial counts were within the acceptable limits," she said.
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As people huddled around these WiFi hotspots for hours, she watched the spaces transform into social areas, where teenagers watched viral videos together and family members skyped loved ones abroad.
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Maven's New York fleet will include over 80 vehicles at launch, all of which include included 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspots, CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as OnStar support.
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Traffickers prey on poor indigenous families with false promises of good jobs in cities and tourist hotspots in Nicaragua and across its borders, often as domestic workers or farm laborers.
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With better maps, the company is able to determine whether Wi-Fi hotspots or cellular technologies are better for bringing people online — and helping them sign up for Facebook naturally.
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Los Angeles, which tops the overall INRIX ranking, has 10 of the 25 worst traffic hotspots in America, costing L.A. drivers an estimated $91 billion over the next 10 years.
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Punjab Dialogue Committee Chairman Kanwar Sandhu said earlier this year that they would offer free Wi-Fi hotspots in villages among other things in the Northern India state of Punjab.
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That works well for much-snapped edifices in holiday hotspots, but getting equivalent sets of pictures for parts of the natural environment means finding something specific that is equally photogenic.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is urging travelers to avoid certain countries known to be current Zika hotspots, many of which are in South and Central America.
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It is supposedly nothing more than a logistics hub for anti-piracy operations and evacuating citizens from hotspots like Yemen, just 22015 miles away across the Bab el-Mandib strait.
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Although there is no official data, studies estimate illegal extraction of sand in India generates about $150 million a year with the states of Gujarat and Maharashtra the main hotspots.
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Even with arrivals sharply reduced, about 3003,500 people are crammed into overcrowded EU "hotspots", where refugees and migrants are detained while they are identified and processed according to Brussels regulations.
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It's little surprise that retirees could blow through $1 million much faster in hotspots like New York, Boston and San Francisco by spending upward of $55,000 annually just getting by.
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Norton Secure VPN provides bank-grade WiFi security encryption, meaning you could use your Mac, PC, or mobile device for secure browsing, even on public WiFi hotspots and unsecured networks.
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However, Dunford indicated that the U.S. military has faced other challenges over time in constantly tracking North Korea because of needs it sometimes has in other hotspots around the globe.
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But Check Point found that the app's failure to encrypt virus database updates opened Xiaomi users to man in the middle attacks (MiTM) when users connected to public WiFi hotspots.
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They turn up on parts of the Moon that exhibit strong magnetic field strength, suggesting that the local magnetic hotspots are shielding the Moon's surface from the Sun's damaging rays.
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Though some of the customers have access to wired broadband, others had relied on Verizon's network as their only internet access—tethering to computers or using hotspots to get online.
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The deal comes in time for next year's Tokyo 2020 games, and will cover four more games in Beijing, Paris, Milan, and LA — all hotspots for the accommodation rental platform.
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The contagion came to light 10 days ago and is focused mainly on a handful of hotspots in the north of Italy, with isolated cases reported in many other regions.
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Eakin says that the bleaching in 2016 and 2017 was extremely intense, but severe damage was concentrated in a few hotspots in the northern and central parts of the reef.
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