These vaccines often contain attenuated virus (live but inactive such as the measles vaccine) or killed virus (inactive virus such as the flu vaccine).
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Typically, a third of these patients are listed as inactive due to an incomplete transplant evaluation, and about a third of inactive candidates never become active.
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Google lets you choose up to 10 people to be the executors of your account once you die or your account becomes inactive via its inactive account manager feature.
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Two recent studies show the total time spent sitting a day is linked with developing diabetes, but only in people who are physically inactive or both physically inactive and obese.
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And the fine print on the inactive account policy page still notes that the service does not "generally accept requests for usernames that seem inactive," short of perceived trademark infringement.
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The settlement required the county to remove the names of inactive voters from its voter lists, and it required the state to direct other counties to remove inactive voters from their own lists.
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Another 11% said they sit for more than eight hours per day while being inactive; the same percentage said they sit for four to less than six hours per day while being inactive.
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NOTES: Detroit PF Jon Leuer (left ankle sprain) was inactive.
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Even if Lucifer is off the table, he's not inactive.
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For people who are physically inactive, though, the story's different.
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Thankfully, the bot is now inactive, its prior tweets deleted.
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Previously, voters had three years before they were deemed inactive.
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Both his Twitter and Instagram pages appear to be inactive.
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The group has been inactive for more than five years.
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The pages of both SpaceX and Tesla are now inactive.
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Anderson and G Gary Neal (sore right leg) were inactive.
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G Andrew Harrison (ankle) was placed on the inactive list.
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The first photos to go will come from inactive accounts.
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Having too much carbon in there would make her inactive.
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Weiner's Twitter account became inactive shortly after those allegations emerged.
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The results showed that children and teens were woefully inactive.
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With Bradford inactive, Mike Glennon was the No. 2 quarterback.
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More than half of its drilling units are currently inactive.
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Arcelor Mittal said the dam has been inactive since 2012.
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C Marshall Plumlee was inactive Friday night against the Bulls.
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Linebacker Dont'a Hightower (knee) and Sony Michel (knee) were inactive.
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He claims that the account has been inactive since February.
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But mostly for us, it's because he was so inactive.
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The one at Carnegie Mellon University became inactive in 2012.
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The band became inactive after Mr. Piliso's death in 2000.
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There's active ingredients, inactive ingredients, and who knows what else.
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However, at age 35, she she'll be anything but inactive.
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As well as orphans, there are 79,000 inactive wells - defined as wells that have not produced for at least six months - in Alberta, 21,000 of which have been inactive for more than a decade.
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In a thread today detailing their new thinking around inactive accounts, Twitter explained that its current inactive account policy has actually always been in place, but that they haven't been diligent about enforcing it.
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But the company also says it will now not be removing any inactive accounts before first implementing a way for inactive accounts belonging to deceased users to be "memorialized," which presumably means preserving their content.
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The inactive X chromosome, known as the Barr body, is small.
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Even before the scandal, two seats were occupied by inactive members.
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Terrapins center Michal Cekovsky was inactive with a left heel injury.
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These voters are either entirely disqualified or have been marked 'inactive.
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The PLSA divides the group into actioners, investigators and the inactive.
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Following the operation, 'The Hooligan' spent months upon months being inactive.
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He was on the inactive list Thursday night against the Vikings.
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Inactive ingredients help extend shelf-life, absorption, improve taste and more.
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Inactive for Tennessee were LB Austin Smith and WR Josh Smith.
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A single inactive member leaves the Supreme Court in a tie.
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Sanders has a similar committee, but it has been largely inactive.
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He lost his job and was inactive the entire 2015 season.
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Alabama put 2628,28503 voters on its inactive list the same year.
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However, my school is surprisingly silent and inactive about this disease.
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"The case is being placed inactive," then-Lieutenant John Hennessey said.
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His once flourishing unit has been reduced to two inactive journalists.
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Being an inactive user here will hardly hurt your professional reputation.
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There is another 640,000 tonnes of capacity at three inactive plants.
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He is often inactive, which means he is not in uniform.
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The unemployment rate increased slightly, to 4.4%, which the ONS suggested might become a trend as people previously defined as "inactive" register as unemployed, and fewer people drop out of the labour market and become inactive.
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Regrettably, he's also one of the most inactive fighters in the division.
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Slightly more than half of the patients were inactive before their stroke.
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They also found dozens of inactive novelty grenades that had been modified.
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If users are inactive or unresponsive, they'll get kicked off the app.
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Phone contacts for Bravo and Cubillos were also found to be inactive.
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But today, almost all of those sites are inactive or completely dead.
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Ironically, cultofrazer appears to either be inactive, or has itself been hacked.
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Additionally, the official Twitter account for the show has barely been inactive.
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Due to her inactive lifestyle, she gained weight in her later years.
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G Shabazz Napier was inactive for the fourth straight game on Friday.
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Inactive candidates generally lived in communities with lower education and more poverty.
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NOTES: Orlando SG Victor Oladipo was inactive because of a knee sprain.
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French officials have reported the truck contained weapons and an "inactive" grenade.
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By the start of 21923, Dempsey had been inactive for 2150 months.
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Today, many of these banks are inactive or require addition taxpayer dollars.
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Inactive for Atlanta for were F Ryan Kelly and F DeAndre Bembry.
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"It is unacceptable that our government remains inactive on this," he said.
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Yet all were inactive on Tuesday, felled by injuries, underperformance or both.
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He was inactive for four games and suspended for the season finale.
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The rookie Davis Webb, a potential heir to Manning's throne, was inactive.
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They were as likely as the always-inactive group to have died.
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That compared to five inactive rigs in 2017, and four in 2016.
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That compared to five inactive rigs in 2017, and four in 2016.
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You can also choose to view the inactive participants in a sidebar.
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The immediate health consequences for inactive children and their families are worrisome.
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Every single state had at least 223.4% of adults that were inactive.
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Open yet inactive accounts, on the other hand, won't harm your score.
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The road to 270 On Thursday, Bayh's campaign did not dispute the "inactive" status but downplayed the significance, noting that he still votes in Indiana elections and hundreds of thousands of other voters have also been listed as inactive.
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Knowing that inactive children are six times more likely to have inactive children themselves later in life, it is time that policymakers take meaningful and concrete steps, like passing the PHIT Act and truly start bending the cost curve.
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Rookie CB Quincy Wilson was inactive after aggravating a knee injury this week.
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Starting on Monday, Congress will be inactive for two weeks until mid-April.
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In this inactive state, their metabolism drops dramatically, as does their body temperature.
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That is especially true because last summer had a relatively inactive hurricane season.
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Do not create Custom Games with the intent of gaining experience while inactive.
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NOTES: Lions DT Tyrunn Walker was inactive despite making eight starts this season.
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LB DeAndre Levy (knee) and RB Justin Forsett (healthy scratch) were also inactive.
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The Colorado Secretary of State&aposs office lists his registration now as inactive.
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If it's off, they're inactive / muted and won't respond to the Alexa hotword.
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C Ian Mahinmi (sore right knee) was inactive for the fourth straight game.
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NOTES: G Ron Baker and C Marshall Plumlee were inactive for New York.
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" Reddit user Arise212 writes: "Most of the female profiles are fake or inactive.
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Before he became the caped crusader of College Green, he was politically inactive.
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Cash will be released from inactive and active accounts, "every year," he added.
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SG Jodie Meeks was inactive after injuring a shoulder in practice on Tuesday.
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The rest of the time, not staffed with facilitators, "Public Trust" is inactive.
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The government is now largely inactive on the dangers of such distracting equipment.
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In fairness to people, we have made it so easy to be inactive.
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The southern parts of the fault have remained inactive for over 2200 years.
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Once a person has had chickenpox, the virus lies inactive in nerve tissue.
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"It's a deficit that perpetuates inactive lifestyles and therefore poor health," Islas said.
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Inactive voters are still registered and can vote on Election Day on Nov.
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Jaguars rookie running back Leonard Fournette was inactive for violating a team rule.
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Instead of inactive visits from family and friends, go for a walk together.
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Operation Sophia had been inactive since last March, but was never officially ended.
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The Cubs didn't even put him on the temporary inactive list until Monday.
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Twitter will free up handles by deleting inactive accounts "As part of our commitment to serve the public conversation, we're working to clean up inactive accounts to present more accurate, credible information people can trust across Twitter," the company said.
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Among 193 people who were inactive, 354, or 74 percent had a mild stroke.
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SG Reggie Bullock was inactive for the fourth straight game because of back spasms.
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If form holds, McFadden will be inactive again with Elliott getting a late reprieve.
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Micro-RNAs regulate this process by binding to the messenger RNA, making it inactive.
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It also decreases the side effects by remaining inactive until it reaches the tumor.
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Or how we might need to readjust our diets to match our inactive lives.
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If not spam accounts, seemingly inactive users are another roadblock you may run into.
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However, the vote to abolish was mostly symbolic — New Hampshire's practice is practically inactive.
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For it can't be just psychological factors tied to an inactive substance, can it?
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Some are privately owned, some are inactive, but others are museums that allow visitors.
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Ware, starting in place of the inactive Jamaal Charles, produced 199 yards from scrimmage.
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As Digiday reported, more than 30 percent of brand accounts on Snapchat are inactive.
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NOTES: Wild captain Mikko Koivu was ruled inactive before warmups due to an illness.
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"More than 90 percent of the microbial biomass [in soil] is inactive," he said.
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Twitter is purging inactive accounts, which is already affecting power users like Donald Trump.
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Without any action or permission on my part, Tidal has reenabled my inactive username.
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"The branch of Bank of the West is inactive," Jacques D'Estais told the Senate.
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Like the EU, Mercosur is a customs union and has a (largely inactive) parliament.
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NOTES: Oakland CB David Amerson (foot) and T Marshall Newhouse (hip/quad) were inactive.
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The tracking itself goes by days, and shows how many hours you were inactive.
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Other accounts are active for short periods of time before staying inactive for months.
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Davis started in place of Carlos Hyde, who was inactive with a shoulder injury.
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The House was expected to be inactive on Friday and all of next week.
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It helps convert T4, the inactive thyroid hormone, to T3 the active thyroid hormone.
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The inactive mice had weakened mitochondria in many neurons; the runners had hardy mitochondria.
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Mr. Davitz's cancer — a brainstem glioblastoma multiforme in an advanced stage — is now inactive.
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One person had a nocebo effect—taking the inactive capsule brought on negative feelings.
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This flexibility, and ceding of some control, doesn't mean that students should be inactive.
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The site was relatively inactive until late 2018, when SpaceX began building Starship prototypes.
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Seven hours after Markus became inactive, Willy appeared as a group of 49 accounts.
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NOTES: Eagles OT Allen Barbre (hamstring) was inactive after missing practice Wednesday and Thursday.
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The push against inactive users highlights a broader effort to tidy up the platform.
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Someone has your brand name as their Twitter handle and their account is inactive.
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WR Martavis Bryant, who complained about his limited usage on social media, was inactive.
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Nowitzki started at center Friday with C Andrew Bogut inactive due to personal reasons.
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Los Angeles played without star running back Melvin Gordon, inactive with a hamstring injury.
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The current law allows the state to remove "inactive voters" who miss three cycles.
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The inactive were in the majority, however, representing about 70 percent of the total.
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Among a subset of 5,689 survivors, inactive people who increased exercise by an average of about 8 MET hours per week over an eight-year period were 40 percent less likely to die during the study period than participants who remained consistently inactive.
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NOTES: Jets starting TE Eric Tomlinson (concussion) and backup TE Jordan Leggett (knee) were inactive.
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This is just scheduling out so when you get busy, you don't look inactive. 6.
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The DNA telomeres in the inactive women were shorter than those of the active ones.
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Motherboard also viewed an inactive Instagram account that was advertising cheetahs for sale in 2017.
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Congress was completely inactive this week, but it was a busy time for policymaking nonetheless.
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These companies can build tools, like Google's Inactive Account Manager, that gives users more control.
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Facebook stopped short of putting all expired and inactive non-political ads in the archive.
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Left tackle Anthony Castonzo and running back Marlon Mack are inactive for the Indianapolis Colts.
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It's about friends and emotional stability…the young men who come here are too inactive.
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Why it matters: This is surprising, as the vast majority of known asteroids are inactive.
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The 17-story tall Verrückt water slide has been inactive since the accident in August.
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FOURNETTE OUT Jaguars rookie running back Leonard Fournette was inactive for violating a team rule.
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Researchers from the University of Bath injected sperm directly into a modified, inactive mouse embryo.
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What is particularly concerning is just how one note and inactive Jacare looks against southpaws.
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"I hate Facebook and am a very inactive user," A.V. told Mashable over direct message.
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Researchers put 24 overweight and obese inactive adults with diabetes through a series of tests.
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The Tennessee Supreme Court has put Brown on inactive status, meaning he cannot represent clients.
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The phones that investigators were listening to went silent, and his Facebook profile became inactive.
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He told me that he started running in 1994 when he was overweight and inactive.
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Apple joined Twitter back in 2011, but it left its account inactive until yesterday morning.
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Merrill said inactive voters can vote on Election Day, but must update their registration first.
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The Rockets then kept him inactive until trading him to the Chicago Bulls on Jan.
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An important piece of infrastructure for two major strains of malware appears to be inactive.
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Rego was admitted to the California Bar in 21, where she's now an inactive member.
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For example, Twitter has been known to email inactive users, pushing them to sign in.
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An important piece of infrastructure for two major strains of malware appears to be inactive.
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NOTES: Raiders CB David Amerson (foot) was inactive, and Sean Smith started in his place.
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An important piece of infrastructure for two major strains of malware appears to be inactive.
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One DOJ section charged with enforcing laws on police department misconduct has been completely inactive.
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In the other third—the control group—they'd leave the devices inactive for six months.
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The treadmillers had bigger hearts than their inactive counterparts, a finding expected by the researchers.
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Noah has been inactive or has not played in four of the last five games.
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It is not surprising that many diesel-fueled thermal plants were inactive one month later.
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In June 2016, BNY Mellon's Pershing Advisors and SigFig entered into a now-inactive partnership.
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Some 30.3% of non-Hispanic black Americans were inactive, as were 23.4% of white people.
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A search of "inactive account" reveals lots of users tweeting just to show they're active.
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McCoy was inactive for last week's 14-13 win against Detroit with a hamstring injury.
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It does not intend to remove inactive accounts prior to the introduction of that feature.
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CB Shareece Wright (non-injury) and RB Mike Tolbert (hamstring), two ex-Chargers, were inactive.
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Airlines say the cameras were inactive but travelers were still upset that they weren't disclosed.
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Davis made his Bills' debut against the Chargers after being inactive against Baltimore last week.
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In other words, active people might be less likely to become depressed than inactive people.
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But for producers, vineyard removals, inactive plots, and shrinking income could be on the horizon.
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But over the last several years, the foundation has been inactive and has lost members.
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During that period, the number of elderly households categorized as economically inactive increased by 57,20113.
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The main reason, Dr. Anolik said, is because the sun's ultraviolet rays render retinols inactive.
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In an earlier interview, John H. Merrill, the Alabama secretary of state, said the people who reported having been designated as "inactive" were eligible to vote, but had been placed on a list of inactive voters after they failed to cast ballots in several elections.
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Cohen has been inactive on the committee for several months, the RNC official told Fox News.
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The program&aposs inactive status means it will turn away all donor hearts during the suspension.
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All the mammals his team has looked at with an inactive X chromosome had these sequences.
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Google lets users control their data after death with a tool called the Inactive Account Manager.
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Memphis was also without forward Marc Gasol and Mario Chalmers, who were inactive for the contest.
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He found one since-suspended account following many inactive accounts, which had all been recently hijacked.
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Most of the characters we know were either too young, inactive, or simply not on Earth.
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And no, the throttle button won't save you as it remains inactive until after you're moving.
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There were 1,590 inactive wells in North Dakota during April, an increase of 67 from March.
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To counteract that, the receptors are pulled into the cells and become inactive, Dr. Sulak explains.
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We're releasing the nearly 30 million inactive usernames that were associated with the Twitch predecessor, Justin.tv.
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Starting CB Jason McCourty, leading the Browns with three interceptions, was inactive with an ankle injury.
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NOTES: Veteran DE Dwight Freeney, claimed by the Lions from Seattle earlier this week, was inactive.
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In these two great apes there were two NOTCH2NL genes, but they seemed to be inactive.
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For instance, you could keep an inactive phone in the car in case there's an emergency.
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If the postcards bounce back twice, voters are listed as "inactive," according to state election rules.
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Users have lamented the loss of Duanzi on Toutiao's inactive Weibo account, which hasn't been deleted.
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But being considered inactive is the first step from being removed altogether from the voter rolls.
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Party cells that report inactive or disillusioned members fear censure for failing to keep them engaged.
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The volcano last gave off meaningful tremors in 1985, so it's currently in an inactive phase.
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However, from what we understand from sources, the account has been inactive since early this year.
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Many workers have "active" accounts at their current jobs and "inactive" accounts linked to previous employers.
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Inactive teams do not play or practice, and there is minimal communication between federations and athletes.
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" On the subject of the national team, Borrello concurred with FIFA's categorization of Argentina as "inactive.
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Similarly inactive men were less than twice as likely to be obese than their active counterparts.
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About 35 percent of transgender individuals were inactive, compared with nearly 26 percent of cisgender adults.
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The assumption that small planets like Mercury become "geologically inactive very quickly" has been proven false.
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Youth are disengaged from formal institutions, but that does not mean they are apathetic or inactive.
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Pharmacists may mix in different inactive ingredients and offer different doses than the FDA-approved drugs.
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But his critics called him an inactive mayor, using the position to boost his personal publicity.
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PG Jameer Nelson (left wrist sprain) was inactive for the 11th straight game on Wednesday night.
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NOTES: Pistons SG Reggie Bullock was inactive for the fourth straight game because of back spasms.
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Both Republican and Democratic officials in Ohio have purged inactive voters over the past 20 years.
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That's very different than the first interstellar object ever detected, 'Oumuamua, which was an inactive rock.
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There was no policy through my employer, nor through my then-inactive membership in The Guard.
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Currently, some inactive players collect up to $135,2 year, or $11,250 a month, in disability benefits.
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The inactive older peoples' thymus glands also were atrophied, compared to those of the younger group.
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The Gongo Soco mine, in the town of Barão de Cocais, has been inactive since 2016.
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Additionally, they noticed that two genes called RXFP2 and INSL3 were inactive in several afrotherian species.
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They remained calmer and less prone to excitability than new neurons in the inactive animals' brains.
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Davis was healthy but inactive in Week 1 — a 203-3 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
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Like I said before, it wasn't an easy decision to make him inactive without a doubt.
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She went online and discovered that her name had also been flagged as an inactive voter.
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A new CDC analysis shows that 231.7% of adults in every American state are physically inactive.
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But while McGregor was inactive, the U.F.C. did not always have a single, standout, crossover star.
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Most important, epigenetic marks were erased and rewritten, resetting the landscape of active and inactive genes.
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The accelerometers did not show what inactive babies were doing instead of wiggling, scooting or walking.
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" Once the inactive accounts have been deleted, McCallum wrote that "the username is up for grabs.
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One of this enzyme's jobs is to break down, or metabolize, cocaine into inactive, harmless components.
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The book says he was inactive for a decade before Rey and BB-8 found him.
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A spokeswoman for the Texas Health and Human Services Commission confirmed that the facilities were inactive.
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If that were true—if the servers were inactive—then how was I playing the game?
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That 60-day deadline expires tomorrow, but the treaty won't officially become inactive for another six months.
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Fuller did not practice on Saturday, fueling speculation that he would be inactive for the first time.
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This makes you appear inactive to any other users, but you'll still receive notifications on your device.
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At the time of November's presidential election, Phillips' status was "inactive" in Mississippi and suspended in Texas.
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In 2013, he became "inactive" in the Latin Kings and says he's since turned his life around.
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Multiple messages to Stevenson have been unanswered, while he is shown as "inactive" on the Bloomberg system.
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Whilst, if you don't make an entry on other blogging platforms it can appear that you're inactive.
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Titans without OT Conklin Tennessee Titans offensive tackle Jack Conklin is inactive for Sunday's game at Miami.
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Many companies, including Instagram, do sporadic sweeps of their user bases to remove spam or inactive accounts.
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CB Lemarcus Joyner (ankle), T Rob Havenstein (ankle) and QB Case Keenum (healthy scratch) also were inactive.
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SmithZz resumed playing the following year before being placed in an inactive position and transitioning to streaming.
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Twitch is releasing the nearly 30 million inactive usernames that were associated with the Twitch predecessor, Justin.tv.
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Buck Allen was inactive for Baltimore's first three contests, and Justin Forsett was a healthy scratch Sunday.
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Drop shadows, for example, allow applications to more easily indicate whether an element is clickable or inactive.
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By 2013 one had failed to export coffee, while two other companies had closed or were inactive.
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The company moved to Samoa in 2006 and became inactive in 2009, according to the leaked documents.
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By the end of last season, he was inactive, something he never imagined happening in his career.
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Nokia23mon22 made 22 posts on the site between 21978 and April 2016, when the account went inactive.
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Yet somehow my generation has been stereotyped as lazy, self-absorbed, and inactive in the political discussion.
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They don't want fake accounts or even just inactive squatters--they need real people behind the content.
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When the women's teams were categorized as inactive, for example, no major sports media outlets mentioned it.
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The mobile front display would become inactive to reveal the tablet-sized display in all it's glory.
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McCollum, who carries a 21-point scoring average, was listed as inactive, leaving him ineligible to play.
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He was activated from injured reserve earlier this month and was inactive for the past two games.
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The object in the center is an inactive elevator that once brought iron ore to the surface.
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Economically inactive women are five times more likely than men to say family commitments prevent them working.
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Golos, an election monitoring group, calls the campaign the "most sluggish and inactive" of the past decade.
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It is estimated that 75 percent of all websites are inactive, and domains are abandoned every day.
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At the start, participants were inactive, with less than 20 minutes of regular physical activity per week.
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A month later, she was placed on inactive status and has not done any reserve duty since.
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Its star is relatively inactive and hasn't put out any flares since scientists started observing the system.
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DMC is back from his broken elbow and was Elliott's backup Sunday night, while Alf was inactive.
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Caleb: I'm a pretty politically inactive person, but I had just recently experience a jarring personal experience.
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Though I stayed on the apps as a voyeur, my accounts remained inactive and my messages unanswered.
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And many reptiles, including tortoises, can enter an inactive state that allows them to survive extreme conditions.
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It's done this by withdrawing 469, listing another 109 as inactive and relegating 282 to 'long term.
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Many of the people who got the letter, however, were regular voters whose registrations were not inactive.
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Being inactive on a platform of more than 500 million users is a waste of job exposure.
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In general, white adults were also the least likely of any racial group to be physically inactive.
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Each of these Willy accounts would sequentially purchase $2.5 million worth of bitcoin and then become inactive.
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After that, I stayed in the army for 3 years and then I did one year inactive.
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Also in coronavirus: Cancelations and reduced demand have left nearly 9 percent of container shipping fleets inactive.
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Moreover, Ukrainian officials say the investigation into Hunter Biden's company was inactive when the prosecutor was ousted.
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Kids with inactive eczema reported these sleep problems about as often as children with mild eczema symptoms.
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WR John Brown, who was diagnosed with sickle-cell trait late last week, was inactive Sunday night.
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It comes from sources as varied as inactive bank accounts and uncashed checks to neglected utility deposits.
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Could an infusion of bacteria from the guts of athletes help inactive people to exercise more easily?
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Between active and inactive satellites floating around in space, there are just over 4,000 orbiting the earth.
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The Internet, of course, is pretty psyched about this day-long excuse to be as inactive as possible.
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It's kind of mindblowing that it grew more when we were inactive than when we were active. Yeah.
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Go take refuge in nature, and find a cause where your heart doesn't feel inactive and in despair.
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Four in 10 Americans reported being physically inactive, meaning they get no moderate or vigorous exercise each week.
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It also seems the company has been inactive on its social media accounts since January of this year.
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Phillips also has previously tweeted about the dangers of "inactive voters" being able to vote in U.S. elections.
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People who are inactive or obese or who eat an unhealthy diet have higher levels of harmful inflammation.
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It includes Morse code that translates to "JUSTYOUWAIT, HUMAN," and also ten links that lead to inactive pages.
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"I have been very inactive on social media since the birth of my son," she blogged in November.
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We'll be monitoring sales, updating this page with new additions, and striking out inactive ones along the way.
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In 1970, when Gregory Peck was academy president, several hundred members deemed inactive lost their balloting rights, too.
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By milking those inactive customers, who are mostly poor, under-educated and elderly, the suppliers boosted their profitability.
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A number of folks have had cards canceled or have otherwise inactive accounts and are understandably not psyched.
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In fact, 19 year olds age spent as much time being inactive and sedentary as 60 year olds.
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Abu Dhabi's index pulled back 0.2 percent in thin volume as usually heavily traded shares were largely inactive.
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INJURIES Texans: Houston was already thin on the defensive line with both Joel Heath and Kendall Langford inactive.
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Evidence suggests that people with mental health issues may spend a larger amount of time inactive, for example.
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There are just so many seemingly inactive profiles that it might feel like you're on The Walking Dead.
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NOTES: Kings G George Hill was on the Sacramento's inactive list, because of personal reasons, the team said.
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Harris left Friday's game against Orlando with left ankle soreness and has been inactive the past two games.
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Plaques and tangles, in this theory, are essentially just the "dead," inactive remains of amyloid and tau prions.
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It's possible a new fissure will open or vigorous flows could emerge from vents that have been inactive.
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More than a third of inactive men live in poverty; less than a quarter have a working spouse.
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A further 3.5 percent are labeled inactive but are actually just competing less actively in the labour market.
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They found that those from well-exercised mice contained more immune cells than equivalent tumours from inactive animals.
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Since users don't even need to log in to see their stats, this email can motivate inactive users.
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Whatever the explanation, inactive customers who are insensitive to prices end up subsidising those who are more savvy.
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That includes both active and inactive ingredients, and figuring out which agents to use in the first place.
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The inactive Hellfire missile had been in Cuba since 2014, sources familiar with the matter said last month.
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Foreigners are inactive and global funds are shifting towards U.S. expecting a possible fed rate hike in December.
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A few minutes after finishing, I attempted the same demo on the Rift with an inactive rumble chair.
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But the benefit was similar when inactive people got moving only when they were between 40 and 61.
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It could be an intentional function designed to prevent Lightning accessories from draining the phone's power when inactive.
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If you don't use your credit card, an issuer may deem the account inactive and shut it down.
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Those who are inactive for two years -- which could mean skipping a federal election -- are mailed confirmation notices.
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The sliver has been inactive on scans during Zéa's last three appointments with Modak over the past year.
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Noah has been inactive for all but four games since he returned from a drug suspension in November.
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"This mountain is calling us now, and we need to listen," Ms. Navejas said of the inactive volcano.
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After making this selection, once the controller is inactive for the selected time, it will turn off automatically.
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It can even dim the screen during those inactive moments so that those prompts aren't visible at all.
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Crash Many feared Smyrichinsky had found a missing inactive nuclear device jettisoned by a US bomber decades ago.
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I don't want to recommend a high waiver claim on C.A.P., because he could wind up inactive again.
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Because the flu vaccine contains an inactive version of the virus, meaning that it's impossible to become infected.
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This so-called "good fat" acts more like muscle, which means it burns energy even when you're inactive.
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At some point, they no longer safeguard our DNA, and the cell becomes frail and inactive or dies.
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Many inactive Myspace users probably don't care, but others were understandably upset that their media had been lost.
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Peterson, who was inactive for the opener a week earlier, finished with 25 rushing yards on 10 carries.
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Doping also reduces the amount of energy needed to change electron states from active to inactive, and back.
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But after he fought once in 2017, once in 2018, and was inactive for 2019, there were problems.
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Twitter has followed up with more details surrounding its plan to remove inactive accounts over the coming months.
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B&G Foods rose nearly 1 percent to $32.15 and Hershey shares were inactive in after-hours trading.
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Fair Fight Action contends that the law should have covered voter registrations that had previously been declared inactive.
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Rookie Dwayne Haskins will serve as the backup, and Week 1 starter Colt McCoy likely will be inactive.
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Commercial mining, however, has largely been in decline in western Maine, leaving many mines inactive and in disrepair.
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NOTES: Patriots RB Dion Lewis, added to the roster for the first time this season Saturday, was inactive.
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An additional 3.5 percent are labeled inactive but are actually just competing less actively in the labor market.
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With fellow receiver Jaelen Strong also inactive, former Ohio State star Braxton Miller will start in his place.
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An unlucky group of 15 people who received an inactive placebo cream saw their acne worsen by 30 percent.
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It&aposs possible a new fissure will open or vigorous flows could emerge from vents that have been inactive.
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Not nearly as inactive as the name suggests, senescent cells contribute to chronic inflammation and interfere with protective collagens.
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The account, which was created in 2016 and suspended after the shooting, was largely inactive and had few followers.
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The other was a purified inactivated virus vaccine — a vaccine containing a "dead" or inactive virus — from Puerto Rico.
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After mishaps in the immigration process with a shady lawyer, her and her family's visas became inactive, she claimed.
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The cost estimate for the vandalism doesn't take into account lost revenues from rentals while the scooters are inactive.
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Also, because each core is independent, they can be shut off completely when inactive for even better energy efficiency.
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NBC News reported that the coal mine has been inactive for two years and that it's illegal to enter.
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But it is also true that inactive children are more likely to spend time in front of video games.
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Most of the inactive voters are either dead, in prison are no longer living at their address, Warycha said.
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You can see the proof on Facebook's new political ads database, where Showtime's trailers are currently listed as inactive.
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Atomwaffen Division's Minds account, while inactive since mid-2017, has still garnered close to 20,000 views on the site.
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Wright missed most of training camp with an injured hamstring and was inactive for the Titans' first three contests.
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An anonymous user base might be as damaging as an inactive user base, thereby making a social product worthless.
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Inactive for Cleveland were F Kevin Love (left knee), G J.R. Smith (right thumb fracture) and G Kay Felder.
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Even more worrisome, says Salmon, is a trend toward a laxer standard for judging an account to be inactive.
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Benguet Corp - has two inactive tailings storage facilities that have not been rehabilitated and an abandoned open pit. 18.
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NOTES: Warriors backup PF David West was inactive, a move intended to give the 15-year NBA veteran rest.
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"We certainly have reason to believe that the active attack group has not been fully rendered inactive," she said.
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Last year, he was targeted twice, inactive for eight games and on injured reserve for the final four games.
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Kelemete was starting in place of Andrus Peat, who was inactive for the game due to a groin injury.
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INSIDE PITCH AARON HICKS has inflammation in his left shoulder and will be inactive for four to five days.
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The underground mine is inactive and sealed, Contura Energy, whose affiliate Elk Run Coal owns the property, told CNN.
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They explained to them that a placebo was an inactive substance, like a sugar pill, that contained no medication.
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A faulty one can make the gene less active or inactive, leading to impaired vision and even complete blindness.
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Those who received the inactive, or "killed" vaccine, should re-vaccinate as that version was found to be ineffective.
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Prince's last days: What we know With the investigation into his death now inactive, the related data became public.
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RB C.J. Spiller, WR Marques Colston, LB Dannell Ellerbe and OL Andrus Peat and OL Terron Armstead were inactive.
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The details: All states periodically clean up their voter rolls, but only seven remove voters simply because they're inactive.
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He was inactive in Week 2 and did not see a snap as an active player Sunday in Philadelphia.
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The 330,000-barrel-per-day Salina Cruz refinery, Mexico's biggest, has been inactive since the fire in mid June.
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While many people carry inactive bacteria, about 10 million fall ill annually and develop coughs that transmit the infection.
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Half were then allowed to run for a week on wheels in their cages, while the others remained inactive.
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Coutu was inactive for every game, including Seattle's Week 17 matchup at Arizona, when he was in Vail, Colo.
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Living underwater, "you cannot really have extended periods of sleep where the body is largely inactive," said Dr. Hiller.
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The researchers wound up recruiting 61 volunteers, most of them middle-aged and inactive; all were overweight or obese.
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On Monday night, the state removed total of 313,000 inactive voters from the rolls citing a new state provision.
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But police were later unable to locate her, so the case was placed in inactive status, the complaint says.
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Ohio's secretary of state can purge inactive voters from voting rolls, a federal judge ruled Wednesday, according to Reuters.
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C Nikola Pekovic was a healthy inactive for Minnesota as he returns from surgery on his right Achilles tendon.
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That keeps the company from incurring storage costs for inactive users, a tactic Yahoo has used in the past.
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In his role as a Mariners front-office consultant, Suzuki has shattered baseball's unwritten rules dealing with inactive players.
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If he remains inactive for another couple of weeks, Glover fans can officially claim the page as their own.
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Compared to consistently inactive people, adults who shifted from being inactive to "low" activity levels were 24% less likely to die of any causes during the study, while people who reached "medium" activity levels were 38% less likely to die and adults who achieved "high" activity levels were 42% less likely to die.
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The official said the malware at the two plants was inactive and had not played a role in the fires.
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In those with insensitivity to pain, another SCN9A mutation leads to an inactive Nav1.7 channel, which results in total numbness.
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San Diego also was without CB Jason Verrett, who was among the team's inactive players because of a hamstring injury.
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Before the recent Alabama election, the secretary of state attempted to move tens of thousands of voters onto inactive rolls.
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Its leader, Archbishop Justin Welby, while endorsing no party, has called for greater care for the homeless and economically inactive.
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Could an infrequently used account suddenly become "inactive" in the eyes of Instagram the moment a famous person wants it?
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The company's still-existing Twitter page is completely inactive (they never replied to a tweet from me requesting a comment).
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Athletes were also found to be no more likely to misuse prescription opioids before using heroin than their inactive peers.
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"Go take refuge in nature, and find a cause where your heart doesn't feel inactive and in despair," he says.
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Sometimes, the stuff used to make pills go down easier—the inactive ingredients—could trigger a person's allergies or intolerances.
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Once installed, it lets you seamlessly jump between apps and tabs (while hiding inactive ones) with a few simple keystrokes.
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"They all appear to be otherwise inactive corporate vehicles controlled by citizens of the People's Republic of China," Seagroatt wrote.
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Older people are more likely to be inactive as a result of back pain, for example, the authors point out.
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Only 22% of inactive people increased their physical activity by the time of the second health check, the study found.
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The Supreme Court will hear a case next term challenging Ohio's policy of removing inactive voters from the registration rolls.
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"That's just his personality," recalled Ms. Beydler, now 26 and a first lieutenant in the Marine Corps Inactive Ready Reserve.
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F J.J. Hickson, signed Thursday after being bought out earlier in the week by Denver, was inactive on Friday night.
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The lists are also believed to include inactive numbers and temporary ones bought by visiting foreigners, The Star newspaper reported.
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GORMAN: LOOK AT WHERE ITS BEEN WEVE HAD THE MOST INACTIVE THREE OR FOUR MONTHS FOR A VERY LONG TIME.
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This is precisely what astronomers think occurs when stellar mass black holes — supermassive black holes' lower-mass doppelgängers — turn inactive.
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We spent most of our time at home being inactive, and trying out the local restaurants on a regular basis.
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It also follows fierce resistance to an accompanying plan that would purge the awards voting rolls of older, inactive members.
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The band spent the bulk of the past decade inactive, though in 2017, they began working on new material again.
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Since Freshjive has been inactive for years I had a hard time finding anyone who knew anything about the post.
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At least two wells are inactive on his land, after Terra Energy, a Calgary company, went belly up in 2016.
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"It was a very slow day," said Dimantha Mathew, head of research, First Capital Holdings, referring to inactive local investors.
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The details: All states periodically clean up their voter rolls, but only a handful remove voters simply because they're inactive.
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Fiers was inactive as the Astros won the World Series, despite leading the team in regular-season innings, with 153⅓.
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However, the balance of bacterial species can be disrupted by poor diet, being physically inactive and being under constant stress.
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Surveys have found that politically inactive minorities are easily persuaded to get off the sidelines when cultivated by political parties.
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The order identifies the judge in question as a senior inactive judge, about whom complaints were filed in October 2018.
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The Sisi government is also working to resume exports to Lebanon by another pipeline that has been inactive for years.
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Most of the time is inactive, so put in a little bit of work and let rising do the rest.
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The app hides windows that are inactive for a certain period of time so you can only view one window.
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Meanwhile, Kennedy's airfield became "gridlocked" and "passengers were stuck on inactive planes for unacceptable periods of time," the report said.
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The longer the Lomachenko duel gets delayed, the more likely it is Lopez will demand a stipend to stay inactive.
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But you no longer have to worry about them getting swept into the pool of inactive accounts due for removal.
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Of these, 635 are no longer being considered, 244 are inactive and 700 have been put on the back burner.
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Those three officers and others have since been removed from the field or assigned to inactive duty, the department said.
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Brian Kemp signed a bill into law requiring the secretary of state to wait five years before removing inactive voters.
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"You must make certain the hiring manager understands that while you have been unemployed, you haven't been inactive," she says.
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NOTES: The Patriots were without inactive TE Rob Gronkowski (thigh), a late addition to New England's injury report on Wednesday.
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The companies spent aggressively despite that the fact that Congress has been relatively inactive this year because of the election.
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"We've sat around too long being inactive in our political climate, and as a result, children have died," Hogg said.
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As noted, the service has an inactive account policy in place, though it traditionally hasn't done much to enforce it.
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Update November 27th 3:30PM ET: Twitter on Wednesday apologized for confusion caused by its plan to remove inactive accounts.
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These include being overweight or physically inactive, smoking, consuming alcohol immoderately, and eating lots of red meat and processed meat.
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As Stamatakis explained, being physically inactive — not just sitting a lot — is what appears to heighten the risk of chronic disease.
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How many inactive accounts do you think you have at random sites you signed up for and never ended up using?
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The app offers an option to include a disclaimer at the end of a call, but it is inactive by default.
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This lets you assign contacts who will be notified after your account has remained inactive for a certain period of time.
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"It's a rule I'd like to see the league change," he said of having to designate PG Ian Clark as inactive.
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Producers put wells on inactive status for a number of reasons, though economic stresses often are the primary cause, Helms said.
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In one case, an internal membership spreadsheet provided to BuzzFeed News showed that of one council's 203 members, 97 were inactive.
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"(Dollar) buyers who were inactive are stepping back in to meet their requirements," said a senior trader at a Kenyan bank.
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There are other, more mundane problems when it comes to mobile banking as well, like the cost of having inactive customers.
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This cannot mean that the rest of Europe remains inactive, but rather we need to move forward on these big issues.
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Other factors include being overweight, being physically inactive, smoking, having an unhealthy diet, and having a family history of heart problems.
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On the other hand, inactive users shown to buy unhealthy foods and products could see their premiums go up over time.
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Ohio officials argue that canceling inactive voters helps keep voting rolls current, clearing out those who have moved away or died.
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Yes, but gas sensors aren't the only thing you can attach to a drone, and inactive volcanoes are also worth monitoring.
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The lists are also believed to include inactive numbers and temporary ones bought by visiting foreigners, local daily The Star reported.
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A refinery in Curacao used by PDVSA as auxiliary facility, the 335,000-bpd Isla, has been inactive since the second quarter.
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Both players likely will be on the inactive list for at least the first two games of the regular season: Sept.
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I assume I'll be moved to "inactive" status, since I was lazy and didn't respond, and then I'll eventually be removed.
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Most inactive voters are older (after all, a 20-year-old hasn't had the opportunity to skip two consecutive federal elections).
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What could happen is Instagram regularly goes through and does delete and they actually clean up inactive or spam-like accounts.
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Last week, about 300,000 voters were notified (and not without controversy) that they're considered "inactive" and could have their registrations cancelled.
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Kay M. Tye and her colleagues found that when mice were housed together, dopamine neurons in the D.R.N. were relatively inactive.
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Police said his phone has remained inactive since a ping detected on the edge of the school's campus late Sunday night.
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McInnes' page appears to be inactive, but a search for "Proud Boys" on Facebook still unearths a handful of regional pages.
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NOTES: Tennessee LG Quinton Spain (toe) was inactive and replaced by Brian Schwenke, who started his first game of the year.
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F Joakim Noah, who played nine years for the Bulls, was again inactive Wednesday when the Knicks played his former team.
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The time and complications shown on the watch face update once per minute, and complications that show live data become inactive.
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Previous CXEMA raves had been held at a vacant office block, a skate park under a bridge and at inactive factories.
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We've basically been inactive and working on our other bands, and slowly writing a new record over the past two years.
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Scattered incongruously on distant bluffs were several pumpjack oil drilling rigs, most of them inactive, poised over the earth like herons.
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For one, generic drugs contain the same active ingredients as brand-name drugs — but they can contain slightly different inactive ingredients.
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Perhaps then the more fitting question is whether or not he deserves such a recognition if all inactive fighters are eligible.
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I wanted to know: How did the United States become the world's sports superpower while producing such a physically inactive population?
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The Brumadinho dam has been inactive for three years and had been certified as stable as recently as this past December.
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So people who are inactive are at a greater risk of dementia because they don't get the extra protection exercise confers.
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The Giants played without Pro Bowl receiver Odell Beckham Jr., who was ruled inactive before the game with an ankle injury.
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This inactive population needs support, including money, in order to participate fully in society — a democratic right, according to the Constitution.
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The summit of Chimborazo, an inactive volcano in the Andes, rises about 2503,500 feet above sea level, far short of Everest.
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But after failing to identify any suspects or leads in Neal's death, the case went cold and the investigation became inactive.
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Bulls center Robin Lopez remained inactive for the sixth game in a row, but he is expected to return this weekend.
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Furthermore, studies show that hand sanitizer isn't as effective as hand washing to make germs like C-Diff and norovirus inactive.
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But the paper also said the viruses could be rendered inactive by common disinfectants and temperatures higher than 86 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The researchers began by gathering 30 men and women who were inactive in general and had not tried interval training before.
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Some studies of his followers have estimated that a high proportion are likely to be automated bots, fake accounts or inactive.
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"Inactive or not, a billion user accounts and hashes means attackers have a golden key for new phishing attacks," he said.
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TE Tyler Eifert practiced this week for the first time since undergoing offseason ankle surgery, but was inactive for Sunday's game.
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The writer's Twitter account, which has remained inactive in her memory, is full of retweeted messages praising Clinton and rebuking Trump.
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UKnight set up a survey for councils to indicate how many of their members were active or inactive and, on Sept.
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The internet company has more than 1 billion active users, but it is not clear how many inactive accounts were hacked.
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Twitter has a policy that allows companies to take over accounts that have remained inactive for a certain amount of time.
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Flying through fog In 2009, a satellite operated by US-based telecom firm Iridium slammed into an inactive Russian communications spacecraft.
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Mr. Trump's Justice Department has already made inquiries into whether states can do more to purge inactive voters from voter lists.
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As if gathered for a meeting, the men surround two white, oval tables, their postures attentive but relaxed, expectant yet inactive.
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A shortage of an inactive ingredient is the reason for the availability issues, according to the FDA's latest drug shortage update.
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Twitter has changed its tune regarding inactive accounts after receiving a lot of user feedback: It will now be developing a way to "memorialize" user accounts for those who have passed away, before proceeding with a plan it confirmed this week to deactivate accounts that are inactive in order to "present more accurate, credible information" on the service.
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Perhaps an inactive comet stemming from the furthest reaches of the Solar System could result in a similar-looking orbit, they said.
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Technically, the case was placed on the "Stet docket" -- which, in Maryland, means the case is essentially inactive, but not entirely erased.
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A day after those ads began to draw attention on Twitter, they suddenly became inactive and disappeared from Ring's Facebook ad library.
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Voters are designated inactive if they did not vote in the past five years, according to the Georgia law enacted this year.
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Registrations are canceled if they do not vote in the two general elections after they become inactive, according to the Journal-Constitution.
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So what if the workers had permission to work on an inactive line, but the equipment carried over to an active line?
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If, like Mr. Weisman, a director has had development deals that did not result in a film, will he be ruled inactive?
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Instead, it remained stalled in committee and was ultimately shelved, placed in the "inactive file" without being sent out for a vote.
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One reason the blood microbiome has largely remained a mystery is that bacteria in blood can live in a dormant, inactive state.
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Portland was unable to play guard CJ McCollum because of a pregame clerical error in submitting players to be active and inactive.
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Micro-RNA renders messenger RNA inactive, reducing the activity of the gene in question—and it can travel in sperm alongside DNA.
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Secretary of State Merrill, a Republican, told AL.com that inactive voters have to update their registration information before voting on Election Day.
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Doctors have occasionally spotted cases of allergy brought on by a drug's inactive ingredients, which can include dyes, sugars, and even foods.
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Thus, women who are inactive don't have to necessarily join a gym or run a marathon... just go out for a walk.
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Policymakers remain largely inactive on the matter of gun control and regulation, and Islamophobia continues to spread on and offline, often unchecked.
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Billionaire investor Peter Thiel has submitted a bid to buy Gawker, the now-inactive news site that he helped bankrupt, reports Reuters.
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It's unclear how many of these followers are bots, people with inactive accounts, or users who have taken a wrong turn somewhere.
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This might contribute to elevated blood pressure, high cholesterol or diabetes and prompt unhealthy behaviors like smoking or drinking or being inactive.
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The 30-year-old pass rusher played in Minnesota's first two games, but was inactive in Week 3 with a knee injury.
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One involves injecting specialized DNA sequences into the body, while the other works by injecting an inactive form of the Zika virus.
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Braun said Wire Card UK was an inactive shell company set up during negotiations for an acquisition Wirecard ended up not pursuing.
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The survey suggests that between 3 and 83 working days each year are lost as a consequence of workers being physically inactive.
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Ohio has been blocked from removing inactive voters from the rolls, another issue that is working its way to the Supreme Court.
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Most were physically inactive at the first screening, and almost four in five of these people remained sedentary throughout the study period.
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In announcing their intention both to trim inactive voters and to add more women and ethnically diverse members, the governors on Jan.
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Nearly 26% of the surveyed adults reported sitting for more than eight hours per day, while nearly 45% said they were inactive.
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Back in 2017 we learned that the Tesla Model 3 has an inactive camera above the rearview mirror looking into the car.
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Barkley sat because of a leg injury suffered at practice, while Manning and Beckham were not listed as inactive but sat nonetheless.
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The $200 Fitbit Versa 2, arguably the Apple Watch's biggest rival, also has a display that stays on even when it's inactive.
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The Heat improved to 5-2 in seven games since Chris Bosh became inactive because of a blood clot in his leg.
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But the rabbits, whose database communication seems to hinge on their interactions with their now-inactive feeder objects, will have to linger.
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Someone with ADHD tends to have a very inactive prefrontal cortex, the area of the brain that controls things like attention span.
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It may have effects in humans similar to other structures, it may have completely novel effects, or it could be completely inactive.
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ESPN reported that the player was Rudy Gobert, who had been declared inactive for the game earlier Wednesday because of an illness.
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Compared to patients who were inactive, those who did 150 minutes of moderate exercise a week reduced their risk by 19 percent.
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Administration officials said last month that, since January 2017, federal agencies have delayed, withdrawn or made inactive nearly 1,600 planned regulatory actions.
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However, they're also infected with PERV (porcine endogenous retroviruses), inactive in pigs, but potentially harmful to humans: PERVs are similar to HIV.
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Center Joakim Noah, who spent the first nine seasons of his career in Chicago, was inactive even though he was not injured.
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He was activated to the 53-man roster later in the campaign but was on the inactive list for each remaining game.
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For the benefit of the republic's health and welfare, the legislative branch cannot be an inactive and uninterested body on foreign policy.
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Guthold said that people who are completely inactive can begin with a little exercise and then build up their weekly exercise time.
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"Essential oils are very strong so they must be diluted with inactive oils like grape seed, coconut or olive oil," she said.
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Westbrook was inactive on the back end of a back-to-back after host Houston beat New Jersey 108-133 on Saturday.
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Westbrook was inactive on the back end of a back-to-back after host Houston beat New Jersey 43-98 on Saturday.
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Coach Ron Rivera confirmed that Newton will remain inactive for the fourth straight weekend with a Lisfranc injury in his left foot.
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When Dr. Lori Picco's patients ask if they can skip the inactive pills, she says she tells them to go right ahead.
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The judge said the state's move to cancel the voter registration status of inactive voters did not violate the United States Constitution.
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Their risk for premature death was about 40 percent lower than for participants who had been and continued to be physically inactive.
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The Bucs have used three starting running backs in his absence, including Jacquizz Rodgers, who is inactive Sunday with a foot injury.
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Two years later, the military put in place a process for new recruits, officer candidates and people on inactive status like myself.
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Being willing to be inactive or less active means you'll be available when something truly worthy of your best effort comes along.
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Although his cast has been removed, he has been ruled inactive for Saturday's game, which means the backup A. J. McCarron will start.
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LG Josh Sitton, a two-time All-Pro with the Packers, was inactive with an injured toe in his return to Green Bay.
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Murray worked at Barclays from December 2010 until May 2015, when he became inactive, according to details on the Financial Conduct Authority register.
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The new survey found four in 10 Americans reported being completely physically inactive each week, meaning they get no moderate or vigorous exercise.
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After the deal was announced, B&G Foods rose nearly 1 percent to $32.15 and Hershey shares were inactive in after-hours trading.
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If you create a Custom Game that in any way encourages players to gain experience while inactive, you risk having your account banned.
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I had no problem unfollowing random celebrities, but deciding what to do with my friends' inactive accounts from college was an unexpected challenge.
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An additional 70,000 were already inactive and, having failed to vote in two successive federal elections or respond to cancel notices, were removed.
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On the other hand, Goff, the #1 pick, was inactive for the Rams 1st game ... and served as the backup for the 2nd.
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According to the Telegraph, the system was inactive between July-September 2018, which potentially allowed illegal transactions to pass across the banking platform.
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" And the state's official GOP Twitter account responded: "Hey Brian, explaining to inactive voters how they may cast a ballot is not suppression.
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On a help page dedicated to explaining inactive accounts, the company goes out of its way to provide as little specificity as possible.
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The Findex report finds that a quarter of all accounts worldwide are inactive, with no deposits or withdrawals in the past 12 months.
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He is the remarkable case of a sexually inactive fictional character who isn't immediately dismissed as asexual, confused, or ailing in some way.
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Not surprisingly, they found that inactive ingredients made up the bulk of most drugs—on average, around 75 percent of a drug's mass.
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None of the reproductively active females in MLR were positive for chlamydia, while nearly all of the reproductively inactive females had the infection.
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Beyond running, other studies have found that people live on average 3-4 years longer if they are regularly active compared to inactive.
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The first group is about 14% of the pensioner population; the second group is the majority (63%); and the inactive make up 23%.
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Another 31 percent started strong but tapered off over time; and 13 percent were inactive early in life but got moving later on.
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He was inactive Thursday night against the Indianapolis Colts, as Julian Edelman returned from suspension and took over as New England's punt returner.
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Dale Ho, the director of the ACLU's Voting Rights Project, said Ohio's move is an ineffective and costly way of identifying inactive voters.
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One year ago over 3 million gallons of toxic waste from the inactive Gold King mine cascaded into Colorado's Animas River. Arsenic. Lead.
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However, Ninja said he discovered Twitch had been using his inactive channel to advertise other streamers to the 14.5 million followers he amassed.
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Parker, Miami's 2015 first-round draft pick, spent four of the first five games this season on the inactive list on game day.
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Inactive for Atlanta were F Ersan Ilyasova (strained left knee), C Miles Plumlee (strained right quad) and F DeAndre Bembry (fractured right wrist).
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Even though stock markets hit new highs and bond markets moved little, executives said it was hard to generate income from inactive customers.
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You might expect this brain region to remain inactive because they can't see, but instead it seems to get "taken over," Goldreich says.
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Six minutes after the tracker said she was inactive, Richard activated the panic alarm for the house's security system from his key fob.
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Exercise was then curtailed for the rest of the rats, which spent the next several months (roughly equivalent to 10 human years) inactive.
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People who are inactive or obese or who eat an unhealthy diet seem to have higher levels of CRP in their systems too.
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The BuzzFeed article, which did not identify Ms. Donegan as the document's creator, was posted the morning after she made the list inactive.
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He was inactive throughout the 2018 season, and he missed the entire 2019 season after breaking his right leg in a preseason game.
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But Ms. Long said the report mistook every apartment uploaded to the website as an active listing, when many units actually remain inactive.
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This, if it happens in late May or June, that's almost six months or a little bit more inactive, not in the ring.
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"We're working to clean up inactive accounts to present more accurate, credible information people can trust across Twitter," a spokesperson told CNN Business.
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The Verge has asked Twitter whether those will also be pulled into the inactive pool and ultimately removed as part of this process.
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The Reality: The investigation into the Ukrainian company that hired Hunter Biden was inactive when the younger Biden began working at the company.
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Ganz, the company that owns the Webkinz brand, has announced that it will permanently delete all archived, inactive accounts on October 1st, 2019.
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That means Sprint could have been taking in nearly $2628 million a month for the 28500,6900 inactive subscribers that the FCC knows of.
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That means Sprint could have been taking in nearly $8.2 million a month for the 885,000 inactive subscribers that the FCC knows of.
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When the movie opens, the titular predator (named for the knot he favored for trussing his victims) has been inactive for a decade.
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