" Cop: "You have the keys in it or what?
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" Dante: "Oh yeah, I left the keys in it.
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Singer Richard Swift toured with the Black Keys in 2014.
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Pressing keys in the number row reveals available fraction characters.
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I have copies of my private keys in a safe.
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Thing is ... Marlon keys in on a critical issue -- food.
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With those keys in mind, give "the flip" a shot.
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The Stone Keys in hand, I took a deep breath.
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"One of the fundamental keys in life is communication," he says.
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Before she turned the keys in the ignition, she slumped over.
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He stole a glance inside the car — keys in the ignition.
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They leave their keys in the ignition and don't lock their doors.
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Stephens takes on Madison Keys in U.S. Open women's finals on Saturday.
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To my right, I heard the sound of keys in a door.
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"We protect ourselves," said locksmith Khaled Aldamr, cutting keys in his shop.
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My First Skateboard keys in on the community and cultural aspects of skating.
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I immediately lost my phone and car keys in them, sealing my isolation.
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But what happens when someone from AAA locks their keys in their car?
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Eventually, Judge Hilton ordered Levison to turn over the keys in 24 hours.
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She has my wallet in her hand and my keys in her hand.
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The copies of the crypto keys in the unsealed documents are embedded below.
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She will face either Elina Svitolina or Madison Keys in the last eight.
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Once there, she keys in a four-digit code signaling that all is good.
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Lots and lots of things—my keys (in the couch), my jackets (inside taxis).
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I'm skeptical—how often do you press the functions keys in a typical day?
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Running, and even walking, with too many keys in your pocket is the worst.
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She married her now-husband Brian Keys in Moorpark, California, on June 16, 2019.
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"You can't leave your door open or your keys in your truck," he said.
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But when she went outside, she found she'd left her keys in the ignition.
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LARGO might also reference Key Largo, one of the Florida Keys, in puzzle clues.
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Exposing the private keys in an email compromised the certificates, prompting DigiCert to revoke them.
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In the blue, Alicia Keys in black and white on the cover of her album.
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After locking his keys in his car, Redditor potatoboy221 phoned AAA to help him out.
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It's much easier to misplace car keys, in fact, since they're relatively occasional use devices.
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She chooses to go into the house, and hopefully find the car keys in there.
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You probably wouldn't want to imagine sticking your keys in the lock — that's too mundane.
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Eventually, her vagina will begin to gather dust, like piano keys in a haunted house.
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He had bought a concrete block, shaved his head, left the keys in his car.
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Trade issues remain in focus, particularly as the White House keys in on China's practices.
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That's my friend Sammy Hopkins, he plays keys in a New York band called Caveman.
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"I'm so voting for you," sang one woman, jangling her keys in the air melodically.
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The guy accidentally left Mathis' keys in his pocket while he was parking another car.
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When the Falcianis walked out of their apartment, they left the keys in the door.
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They carry keys in their fists like makeshift brass knuckles to fight off would-be attackers.
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"Boogie Nights" by Heatwave (1976) Temperton played keys in Heatwave and was the group's principal songwriter.
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Initially, Bright said he was worried Snider might have lost the car keys in the river.
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In the second set Kuznetsova broke Keys in the third game and went ahead 6-1.
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As I'm walking back to my car, keys in hand, a vehicle pulls up alongside me.
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Pliskova will play Keys in Sunday's final hoping to add to her 2017 and 2019 crowns.
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Bacsinszky will now play Dutchwoman Kiki Bertens, who beat American Madison Keys, in the last eight.
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My reflex was to jog to the soundboard: Can we get more keys in the monitors?
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Apple has expressed interest in developing a laptop without physical keys in more than one patent, too.
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It's a durable, meticulously designed accessory that holds up to 14 keys in one compact, lightweight package.
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Once inside, they rummage through everything, but are interrupted by the sound of keys in the door.
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Lab-raised adult butterflies of both species will be released in the Keys in the coming months.
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The FDA first got Oxitec's proposal to begin using its mosquito in the Florida Keys in 2011.
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Hogstedt began working with Keys in the last week of April, at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla.
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Dell's XPS 15 also includes a maglev keyboard, which uses magnets to keep the keys in place.
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It is a device that secures data such as digital private keys in a very secure fashion.
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Nothing is worse than a scratched screen, whether from keys in your pocket or a light fall.
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If you've ever accidentally put your keys in the fridge instead of the milk, you're not alone.
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But she has not won a match since she defeated Keys in the United States Open final.
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The previous owners installed a stronger roof after Hurricane Wilma wrecked parts of the Keys in 2005.
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Elated and confused, James Duke returned to the inn with a weight of keys in his pocket.
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I started to feel that jangly feeling, like someone was shaking a set of keys in my brain.
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He left it unlocked and running with the keys in the ignition, and of course, someone stole it.
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It also began hosting its iCloud encryption keys in China, instead of the US, for the first time.
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Green left his keys in his car so that Cutler could get into Peters' residence, the documents allege.
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Eleven hours later, her 1989 Dodge Daytona was found abandoned and locked — with the keys in the ignition.
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Flashlight settings: The built-in flashlight on iPhones saves us when we're hunting for keys in our bags.
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What about if you lock your keys in your ride or if you get stuck in the snow?
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Some of these, like the Walmart leased by Southwest Keys in Brownsville, Texas, will use existing, empty space.
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After dropping her off and driving home, I realized she had put her keys in my doggie bag.
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TMZ Sports obtained a photo of Rodman at the bar earlier that night holding car keys in his hand.
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But that's almost no matter for the way The Exorcist keys in on what's psychologically horrifying about demonic possession.
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In Barcelona, thousands packed into the central square banging pots and pans and jangling their keys in the air.
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Car thefts have surged in winter, when people start their cars and leave them warming, keys in plain view.
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In private they sent an email out complaining, blaming the Democratic Party for leaving the keys in the car.
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Finally we can live all our cyberpunk fantasies of having five rows of keys in our rollup Bluetooth keyboards.
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You can turn off Sticky Keys in Windows 10 by going through your PC's "Ease of Access" settings menu.
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J: We (with the help of several others) released CAD designs of the first 7 keys in mid-2015.
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Rattling the keys in the door it opened and the cool air conditioned house welcomed me with open arms.
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But on another tough day for Keys in the Grand Slam spotlight, this match quickly turned into a mismatch.
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As is often the case with compact machines, Acer had to get creative to cram all the keys in.
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I don&apost see it, because I&aposm not looking, but I can hear the keys in the lock.
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The awards will be handed out at a ceremony hosted by Alicia Keys in Los Angeles on Jan. 26.
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Rodman had been spotted at a karaoke bar earlier in the evening and was pictured with keys in his hand.
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When you accidentally lock your keys in your car, most people call roadside service company AAA to bail them out.
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A great option for rainy days in the dog park—or for inexplicably finding your keys in the kitchen sink.
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The Sanders campaign's data breach was like stealing a car with the keys in the ignition, the former president said.
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They'll explore ways to plant them in the Florida Keys in about two years, O'Neil told the Tampa Bay Times.
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We found an excavator with the keys in it so…we put on some random hardhats the guys left behind.
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Their car was near the bodies, keys in the ignition and a few thousand dollars and some clothes stashed inside.
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As in 1989, they have jingled their keys in the air, hoping to ring in the end of the government.
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As we've told you ... the guy had Mathis' keys in his pocket, which kept him from retrieving his Rolls-Royce.
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Brownsville's congressman, Representative Filemon B. Vela Jr., is so unconcerned about theft that he keeps his keys in his vehicle.
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They've also reduced the size of the spacebar — splitting it into two single space keys in the centre of the keyboard.
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In the Florida Keys, in particular, there is serious concern—even fear—about another hurricane strike in the next few months.
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You know how sometimes when you're at the grocery store, the cashier accidentally keys in your watermelon as, say, garlic cloves?
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With a fine yoga post, the seamen turns both keys in their necessary slot, opening the kill switch for the vessel.
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The Florida Keys in particular are extremely vulnerable to storm surge flooding, and they are facing a dire threat from Irma.
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The United States also objected to an antiterrorism law that called for foreign companies to hand over encryption keys in China.
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There are now a host of new smart locks that let you stop worrying and keep your keys in your pocket.
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Emma: Or they could snag their RSA keys in a raid and use them to ID handles on the darknet markets.
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Of course, her new employer never let her live down the story of how she'd locked her keys in the car.
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His wife found his car with the windows rolled down and the keys in the ignition, but no sign of her husband.
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It adapts to those programs instantly, allowing you simple access to hot keys in Final Cut Pro or different brushes in Photoshop.
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The K1 doesn't come with different keycaps for the various layouts, but there are a few extra blank keys in the box.
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Plan to give out one key per guest and do not put your address on the keys in case they get lost.
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I followed him down the stairs to the garage, where a huge black Chevrolet Blazer sat with the keys in the ignition.
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I hate switching bags constantly because it inevitably means I forget my keys in one, lip balm in another, and so on.
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Our co-op has a policy about signing keys in and out with the doorman, but the super does not follow protocol.
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Millennials are delaying homeownership, but they might find house keys in their hands sooner rather than later depending on where they live.
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She also gets confused, leaves her purse or keys in various places and frequently cannot find her car in small parking lots.
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A month ago, a dad handed his ten-year-old son his car keys in the parking lot of a furniture store.
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There had been 46 cases, he said, in which tenants in the complex had mistakenly placed their keys in the wrong doors.
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"Small brands should stay out of politics," said Robert Passikoff, founder of the marketing research firm Brand Keys in New York City.
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So far, Ford, Waymo, Jaguar Land Rover, and Aptiv (a self-driving spinoff from supplier Delphi) have thrown their keys in the bowl.
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That included teaming up with singer Alicia Keys in Dallas, Natalie Portman in Arizona, and Jane the Virgin star Gina Rodriguez in Florida.
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"I believe they shot her and left the gun and keys in there to make it look like she killed herself," she said.
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The company began storing some iCloud encryption keys in China last year, despite fears that this might make them vulnerable to government seizure.
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They're a small investment if you don't want to lose your keys in a hotel room on the other side of the world.
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I can see how muscle memory can kick in with real keys in a way that it never will with a flat surface.
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Then organize your keys with the KeySmart Flex, which stows eight keys in a neat stack that's smaller than a pack of gum.
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Back in 50, the famed deep-sea explorer Mel Fisher discovered the Atocha, a Spanish vessel sunk in the Florida Keys in 1622.
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Previous MacBooks have typically stored private keys in software-accessible memory, a less secure alternative made necessary by reliance on third-party chips.
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They're putting the car keys in Kirsten Dunst's hand in Bring it On. They're not-so-subtly suggesting that John Tucker must die!
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Locking your keys in the car—or even getting passed over for a promotion—aren't that bad once you learn to develop perspective.
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In 1945, notices went up in Silesia: all Germans had to vacate immediately, leaving the keys in their locks, on pain of death.
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According to Wouterson, you can achieve this by, for example, holding a bunch of keys in your hand while taking a short nap.
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The app also connects you to roadside assistance for those frustrating moments when you lock the keys in the car or get a flat.
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"Yubikeys are one of the strongest second factors of authentication, but security keys in general are the least prevalent of second factors," said Irwin.
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It also ensures that HTC does not hold your keys in a central location at any point – you maintain full custody at all times.
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Searching for those keys in a public database reveals that one belongs to Wright, one belongs to Kleiman, and two belong to Satoshi Nakamoto.
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We're told she accidentally left her car keys in the vehicle, which she'd parked in a garage at a private residence in Bev Hills.
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The keyboard also doesn't have any backlighting system, which sucks if you can't touch type and need to see the keys in the dark.
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And here I am hoooooolding down my "O" and "E" keys in hopes of unsticking them just enough so I can finish writing this.
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Bilton decided to put his keys in the freezer, which acts as a Faraday cage and prevents the signal from reaching it at all.
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Thieves can hack and amplify the signal by putting a wireless relay system near the keys — in this case, by the house's front door.
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Increasingly, companies are putting encryption keys in the control of individual users, meaning that even the firm typically cannot obtain plain-text data itself.
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In Statesville, he parked a few blocks from the bus station, left the keys in the ignition, and walked the rest of the way.
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He explained to Ms. Claude that the employees should deposit their keys in the box once they had locked up the store for good.
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Whether it's from the car keys in your pocket or an accidental drop, our phones are bound to be victims of scratches and scuffs.
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She next faces Australian eighth seed Ashleigh Barty, who beat American Madison Keys in the day's other rescheduled quarter-final after Wednesday's complete washout.
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"Our recommendation is to never store access tokens, passwords, or other authentication or encryption keys in the code," that company said in a statement.
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To do this, go to "Applications > Settings > Passwords and Keys" in the top left and generate a new PGP key for your email address.
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I'm happy having my own set of keys in Manhattan, but I wouldn't have traded the experience of living at home after college for anything.
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The owner of two dogs and one car left the keys in the ignition in order to leave the air conditioning on for the pups.
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The Nest x Yale is a particularly sleek-looking lock since it completely does away with keys in favor of a touchpad and smartphone entry.
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The organization said that the students had left all their keys in their mentor's bag and all their clothes had been removed from their rooms.
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And, if during the day, you keep your car keys in a purse or a jacket pocket, add a second Faraday sleeve to the mix.
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The 13-year-old Russian will next face American Madison Keys in Azalea Group, with a victory guaranteeing Kasatkina a spot in the semi-finals.
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The new Moda Pro from Nixeus, however, is a great entry-level option for anyone curious about entering the world of clicky keys in style.
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You might never lose anything ever again if you've got the platform in your wallet, on your keys, in your scooter, and in your smartwatch.
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There is also now the justify set of keys in most word-processing programs that help you right- or left-justify or center the writing.
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Plus, if you've heard "Adios" before, it's something about those keys in the beginning that get you extra amped when you know what's to come.
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Hurricane Irma continued to hammer Florida early on Monday, after slamming the Keys in the morning and pummeling Miami, Naples and other areas throughout Sunday.
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We found Rebecca standing at her desk, and her pastor at the front door with his keys in hand, about to leave after a visit.
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The American had only recently returned to the circuit when she won last year's U.S. Open, beating friend and compatriot Madison Keys in the final.
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I wasn't in any bands at this point and had mostly seen women being treated as ornamental when playing bass or keys in heavy genres.
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So you can hold bitcoin yourself with what are called private keys and you've got to keep those private keys in a secure software environment.
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When a Texas woman received a set of keys in an Amazon delivery mix-up, she didn't know how much the mistake would impact her life.
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With your car keys in your smartphone it'll be harder to misplace your keys — but the pressure is really on to keep track of your phone.
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To get there, Bertens, 24, beat three seeded players, including No. 3 Angelique Kerber in the first round and No. 15 Madison Keys in the fourth.
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It also has an external pocket and a pocket on the inside that helped me keep my loose items (like my keys) in an accessible location.
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We're told a valet had Mathis' keys in his pocket and was out on a run to retrieve another car, and was gone 10-15 minutes.
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Have an escape plan, have car keys in the car, talk to a neighbor and see if you can go there while the police are coming.
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Many students in Prague proudly told us of shaking their keys in Wenceslas Square as part of the Velvet Revolution, which drove the Communists from power.
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However, one of the valets had taken the TV judge's keys in his pocket while he was out retrieving another customer's vehicle, according to the report.
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Alicia Keys "In Common" (RCA) Taking her voice down to a near-whisper, Ms. Keys rides a programmed Latin beat into a "messed-up" romance. 4.
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In one image, the model is digging through her black crossbody — searching for something as Diana might have — while she holds her keys in her mouth.
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Running eight years late and now more than twice over budget, the city building authorities now say they expect to hand over the keys in 2023.
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But Black Panther keys in on the darker underbelly of Wakanda in ways that might not be immediately obvious from the gleaming edifices of its capital city.
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Back in August, Bloomberg reported that the next MacBook Pros could have a row of touchscreen keys — in true smartphone style — along the top of the keyboard.
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Genetically modified mosquitoes used to control the spread of viral diseases like Zika and Dengue may or may not be released in the Florida Keys in 2017.
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On August 24, a guard mistakenly left a set of keys in a door lock at the Jackson County Detention Center, according to court documents filed Wednesday.
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It holds up to ten keys in its sleeve and includes an LED light, bottle opener, and loop piece where you can hang a car key fob.
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The incident occurred Tuesday when an elderly man left his car running with the keys in the ignition while he was putting his walker into the trunk.
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Maybe the next time he spots a beer truck with the keys in the ignition he'll think twice about trying to manifest his beer-related destiny again.
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It has 115 keys in total with the opportunity to store 25 different commands and five different game profiles — it really makes full use of the space.
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It's bad, and car companies should be worried about it, but there's not much you can do about it (other than keeping your keys in a bag).
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:Windows 10 (From $139.99 at Best Buy)How to turn off Sticky Keys in Windows 10, and disable its shortcut1.
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But just how mobile apps will penetrate this market and who will hold the keys in this new era of mobility is still very much in doubt.
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OYO Personal Gym SE — $62.05 See Details This compact key organizer holds eight of your keys in a neat stack that's smaller than a pack of gum.
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Google developed the keys in conjunction with the FIDO (Fast Identity Online) alliance, an industry consortium that focuses on creating better login alternatives, according to the company.
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Days after a man was stabbed to death in the Florida Keys in November 2017, sheriffs tracked down their main suspect at a warehouse on Stock Island.
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He even likened an incident last year, in which Sanders staffers obtained access to Clinton campaign voter data, to stealing a car with the keys in the ignition.
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The sound of pounding piano keys in Allison Ziering Walmark's Westport, Connecticut, home is music to her ears — it means her son Ethan Walmark is chasing his dream.
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That said, it's important to make the right decision when house shopping — and know what you're in for as you aim to get those keys in your hands.
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"We perform 29 million emergency road service calls a year, 17 million are for flat tires, dead batteries and people locking their keys in the car," said Sinclair.
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We never saw the Lockes or Ellie or Rufus with any of the other keys in that bag, which means it's safe to assume Dodge still has them.
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When they'd pulled the accordion apart in that attractive, light-catching way, and arranged themselves on the keys in a way I found interesting, that made the shot.
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But shortly after arriving on scene, the AAA rep accidentally locked his keys in his car, so he was forced to call his coworker to help him out.
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Instead, Lumi offers a Guitar Hero-style interface that coaxes you into playing your favorite songs by hitting the light-up keys in time with on-screen notes.
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We saw similar "insecurity" trends in most IoT products where lack of passwords, encryption and embedded keys in the firmware point to the utter irresponsibility of IoT manufacturers.
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It's easiest to conceptualize with a single key linking to a single output, but there can be multiple keys in the case of more complex multi-dimensional functions.
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After coming through qualifiers last year in New York, she dispatched formidable newcomers Naomi Osaka and Daria Kasatkina before falling to runner-up Madison Keys in the quarters.
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In recent years, he granted no interviews, and no longer appeared on stage (the last note he ever sang live was performing "Changes" with Alicia Keys in 19703).
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Within the deadline, Levison complied with the order, but delivered the 2,560 characters making up the keys in an extremely small font spread over an 11-page printout.
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Then the government complained and got the court to impose a sanction of $5,000 per each day of delay until Levison delivered the keys in an electronic form.
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Day lost to Madison Keys in the second round — not the first — and the score was 6-1, 6-1 — not 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-2.
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Day lost to Madison Keys in the second round — not the first — and the score was 6-1, 6-1 — not 4-6, 7-6 (13), 6-2.
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It holds up to eight keys in its compact design and gets rid of bulky key rings, making it easier to carry around all of your unlocking needs.
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Wozniacki, a finalist here two years ago who is now ranked 74th, defeated Monica Niculescu, 6-3, 63-1, and will meet Madison Keys in the fourth round.
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The three other WTA premier events on clay this year were won by three other players: Kiki Bertens in Madrid; Petra Kvitova in Stuttgart; Madison Keys in Charleston.
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Involving Amazon Web Services without informing consumers is unsettling; holding onto the encryption keys in a private server instead of leaving them with customers is even more so.
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Mr. Matney told me to borrow his truck if I wanted to have a look around — he left the keys in the ignition, a common practice in Alaska.
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The last time the duo faced each other over the net, Stephens ended up consoling her tearful friend after she demolished Keys in the 63 U.S. Open final.
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She makes a wonderful observation about how the kinds of people who carry one, three or five keys in their pockets are three completely distinct kinds of people.
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Virtual reality, AI, the blockchain, drones, cyberwarfare—these things spike the cortisol in everyone but power users of Github and people with PGP session keys in their Twitter bios.
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Keys, in her second event since returning from wrist surgery, was the only seed to lose on Sunday, falling to 214nd-ranked Spaniard Lara Arruabarrena 7-5 7-5.
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I leave my keys in weird places: inside shoes, the bathroom cabinet where the toothpaste usually goes, tiny backpack pockets I don't think to check until two weeks later.
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As a seasoned traveler, I know to keep my passport in one pocket, my money in another, my phone in a third spot, and my keys in a fourth.
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He first decided to run for the job during a garage sale, after a customer locked her keys in her car and Finch called the sheriff's office for help.
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They've found over 30 private keys in total, some of which are for so-called "puzzle" addresses that are suspected to have been generated as easy bait for crackers.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Evgeniya Rodina's daughter is always on her mind, but she was conspicuously out of sight Friday when Rodina upset Madison Keys in the third round at Wimbledon.
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As a fail-safe, I place a set of keys in a combination lockbox that hangs from a doorknob — in an emergency, anyone with the combination can get in.
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The first newly built resort in the upper Keys in 21 years, Playa Largo, with 144 hotel rooms and four restaurants and bars, replaces a 14-acre trailer park.
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Last week, Muguruza outlasted Keys in three sets in the round of 16 of the Western and Southern Open near Cincinnati, the last major tuneup for the U.S. Open.
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For those tired of dealing with dead headphones, extraneous earwax, and storing your keys in unsecured lockers while you're at the gym, the iFrogz Cocoon solves (most) of your problems.
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It can house up to 10 keys in an easily-carried sleeve, and it integrates with Tile™ Smart Location so you can keep tabs on it at all times.
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Branch — who shares Owen with ex-husband Teddy Landau, her former bassist — announced that she's expecting a baby with her fiancé Patrick Carney, drummer for The Black Keys, in February.
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Levison, who claimed to have brought a copy of Lavabit's encryption keys in case he was forced to give them up, also asked for the case to be made public.
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In the photograph, Abush was wearing a white T-shirt with cartoon dinosaurs on it, and he was holding car keys in one hand and a bracelet in the other.
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When Hurricane Irma swept through the Florida Keys in September, it brought a vivid preview of the damage that climate change could inflict on the region in the decades ahead.
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With the help of glutamate, calcium ions can flow, carrying their signal through channels that open like floodgates when glutamate fits into these special receptor spaces, like keys in locks.
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The decryption exploit involves a complicated process, but the heart of the issue is that Android devices powered by Qualcomm chips store their encryption keys in software rather than in hardware.
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After the reporter reveals that he has been to the tree harvest sites and seen no harvested trees, Peabody swallows and shifts his keys in his hand, ready for his exit.
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One of Khaled's many "major keys" — in fact, the key to which he attributes most of his success — is cocoa butter, which he covers himself in head to toe with abandon.
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So when a woman placed her apartment keys in my hand, looked me in the eye and said, "This is your home now," I thought we were on the same page.
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The fairytale run climaxed in spectacular fashion with Stephens thumping compatriot Madison Keys in the final, becoming just the fifth unseeded player in the professional era to win a grand slam.
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But during a boat trip through the Florida Keys in January, I grew familiar with the rhythm of the islands, their placid waters hiding jagged outcroppings that can easily draw blood.
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When you work for yourself, it's up to you to put the keys in the ignition and start the engine every day, even when you're not sure where you're driving to.
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Checkpoints set up at the Florida Keys In the Florida Keys, government officials have established two traffic checkpoints at the top of the Keys that restrict non-residents' inbound road access.
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Lamport signatures are fine for single-use authentication, but even better are Merkle trees, which include many private keys in the leaves (which also can be produced by several nested hash functions).
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It seems to have gone in a flash — one minute I was singing "The Wheels on the Bus," the next I was listening for their keys in the lock late at night.
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He knew it was going to happen so he took his company car and left it in the worst part of town with the keys in it, hoping it would get stolen.
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Slack announced today that it is launching Enterprise Key Management (EKM) for Slack, a new tool that enables customers to control their encryption keys in the enterprise version of the communications app.
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Prosecutors outline extensive original coding work they've done, including a cryptocurrency program they built that allows investigators to more easily trace cryptocurrency and the associated "private keys" in a variety of currencies.
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Let's go: Alicia Keys, "In Common" I'm rooting for Alicia Keys to come back strong from her last LP, 2012's limp Girl on Fire, and "In Common" is a great start.
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During her performance, Fallon, 44, and Ronson, 43, reappeared on stage with fancy jewelry and a set of designer car keys in hand — all of which were rejected by the pop star.
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Williams, who had played in only four tournaments over that stretch, said her 123-212 (212), 12-3 victory over Madison Keys in Sunday's final was satisfying but not necessarily a relief.
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In April, scientists reported large parts of the world's corals, in areas such as the northern Great Barrier Reef, Guam, Indonesia and the Florida Keys in the Atlantic, had suffered extensive bleaching.
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A representative with the Phoenix Fire Department told FOX10 it&aposs not out of the ordinary for EMTs to leave the keys in the ignition, while bringing a patient into the ER.
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When my father went inside to help Mom with dinner, he let me stay in the driver's seat with the keys in the ignition so I could listen to the Delco stereo.
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They officially formed the Black Keys in 2001, playing basic, stomping blues-rock that they went on to merge with other pre-punk styles: glam, rockabilly, Southern soul, garage rock, hard rock.
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A court suggested that he had killed the Ryens to steal their station wagon — although it is thought to have been parked in front of the house with the keys in it.
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In Davis's version of this urban landscape, Black ballerinas stretch gracefully, framing each side of a building block, while in the neighboring composition, a Black pianist plays the keys in deserted intersection.
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What began as a tool to use in renegotiating his music industry contracts soon turned into a compulsion, then a passion and, by the time he married Keys in 22017, a lifestyle.
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A Sirin Labs spokesperson confirmed that if a Finney user loses their phone and their seed phrase, they permanently lose access to their keys in cold storage, as is the industry standard.
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This weekend's briefing is the most egregious example, but there have been plenty of other unforced security breaches in the first three weeks of the President's term, including leaving keys in classified lockbags.
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These tanks are being cranked out, on the spot, at a terrific pace, and a vast number of them are lined up along the edge of the road with keys in the ignition.
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Norton told authorities he discovered his wife's body the day she was killed after returning to their Catonsville home and finding her keys in the front door, the Sun reported at the time.
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If they went out for the evening, I'd sit up in bed waiting to hear tires on the snow, the quiet roar of the garage door, the jingle of keys in the lock.
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Damaged or dying reefs have been found from Réunion, off the coast of Madagascar, to East Flores, Indonesia, and from Guam and Hawaii in the Pacific to the Florida Keys in the Atlantic.
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The fact Uber allowed not one but two attacks to happen, spaced years apart, because engineers put access keys in a publicly accessible location suggests security was hardly being considered — let alone prioritized.
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To prevent an accidental death in an unoccupied car, always keep it locked whether you have children or not, and keep your keys in a place that children cannot reach or access, KidsAndCars.
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There's broken wood near the doorframe — not from a break-in, but because she once had to kick the door open after locking her keys in her house, she notes with a laugh.
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In 2016 at Ashe Stadium, Osaka blew a 5-13, third-set lead against Madison Keys in the third round, crying on court as she lost, 7-5, 4-6, 7-6 (3).
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You'll find all of your function keys to the upper left of the board, your number pad is on the upper right, and there's a collection of miscellaneous keys in the upper middle.
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But even if playing the emotional keys in a case this macabre might normally turn a panel of Carter's peers against her, the 20-year-old is not being tried by a jury.
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He keys in on the part of NATO that its proponents are usually to uncomfortable to make: America is an empire without subjects and our power in the world is the guarantor of peace.
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Russian qualifier Evgeniya Rodina outplayed an erratic Madison Keys in a 7-5 5-7 6-4 victory to reach the fourth round of a Grand Slam for the first time in her career.
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"And then you've got Meryl looking at you," he said of performing on the keys in front of Streep, who received a Globes nomination for best actress in a motion picture, comedy or musical.
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Cooperation deals offering funding and training to coast guards and security forces to Senegal, among others, were seen as keys in 2006 to reduce a wave of nearly 32,000 arrivals in the Canary Islands.
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In contrast to standard keyboards, most ergonomic keyboards work by setting up the keys so that your wrists are positioned more comfortably and your fingers rest on the keys in a more natural way.
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The two options above snap onto the top and bottom of the 3DS, and wrap around its front, which fully protects it from keys in your pocket, or an accidental spill onto the floor.
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The 423-year-old construction worker was one of 24 Cubans who scaled a lighthouse off the Florida Keys in May as they scrambled to make it onto U.S. soil before authorities nabbed them.
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It was June 26 of last year, and LeBlanc, 33, had left her keys in the key slot of the mailbox in the apartment building they both lived in, where Kinsman was the super.
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Rather than requiring its users to reconfirm their security keys in order for the message to be received, WhatsApp sends along the undelivered message automatically, informing the recipient afterward that the security key changed.
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On Friday morning, police found her car abandoned off Highway 14, near Interstate 55, with the keys in the ignition and a cell phone lying in the grass nearby, March told local station WCSC.
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Alicia Keys, in partnership with Mic and We Are Here movement, gathered celebrities across the entertainment industry to recount 23 actions that have led to the deaths of 23 Americans due to police shootings.
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He said the industry was taking common-sense measures to reduce the risk, such as never leaving the engine running and the keys in the cab, and not falling victim to people impersonating police.
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Donning helmets and carrying flashlights and tools designed to lift and break up debris, the South Florida Urban Search and Rescue Team trod the Keys in the early morning hours Tuesday looking for victims.
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Sixth-seeded Venus Williams tumbled out of the Rogers Cup in the third round, falling, 6-1, 6-7 (2), 6-3, to 13th-seeded Madison Keys in an all-American match in Montreal.
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He just needs the president to believe he has them and a reasonable ability to deliver them, at which point the United States will leave the keys in the room and check out early.
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Only two years ago, she blew a 5-1 lead in the third set to lose to Madison Keys in the third round of the U.S. Open as her movement and nerves betrayed her.
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The Saturday Profile REGENSBURG, Germany — Princess Gloria von Thurn und Taxis breezed through her 500-room German palace, keys in hand and a bracelet of rubies and a Virgin Mary charm on her wrist.
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But Stephens also was able to land direct hits when she needed to, coming up with two huge and precise passing shots as she broke Keys in the second game of the second set.
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Comparing her two Grand Slam appearances, the Russian teenager, who will play 17th-seeded American Madison Keys in the second round on Thursday, said she felt more ready and more confident coming to Melbourne.
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Google has been an advocate of technologies that can prevent unwanted attempts to log in to users' accounts, and it now requires employees to use physical security keys in addition to entering their passwords.
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For one thing, you don't have access to your private cryptographic keys—in other words, you don't actually control the cryptocurrency you have on Coinbase so much as you give it to Coinbase for safekeeping.
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I'd also overhear the obligatory jingling of keys in cubicles and a fair bit of telltale sniffing, though some had a little more tact, using cards instead of keys and flushing toilets as they snorted.
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The world number four was forced to retire with a left Achilles injury in the Rogers Cup quarter-finals in Toronto earlier this month and lost to American Madison Keys in the Cincinnati third round.
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Even if your keys are securely protected, do you feel safe walking in the street or even at home with your crypto keys in your pocket or an app that holds a little virtual fortune?
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Smart locks usually have keys in case they lose power Aside from the image above, there are next to no details on the new lock, including when it'll be available or how much it'll cost.
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Understand where the most critical applications are, how they make use of cryptography, who manages the cryptographic keys in your business, and how you will manage the next big crypto related vulnerability in your environment.
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She regrets sitting too, and starts flailing her head back and forth, letting her Joni Mitchell hair sweep over the piano keys in a way that isn't so much distracting as it is totally debilitating.
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My parents tell stories of me doing things early on like sticking car keys in the electrical outlet at the post office, dropping my dad's watch in the toilet and trying to shave one day.
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During Friday's demonstration, nearly everyone in the crowd raised their arms, keys in hand, and jingled them together, a symbol of the peaceful protests of the 1989 Velvet Revolution that turned out the Communist government.
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This is the soccer equivalent of locking your keys in the car or forwarding an email to the exact wrong person; it's every time you forgot to pack something essential for a week-long vacation.
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Because Apple stores encryption keys in hardware, investigators couldn't circumvent some of the features the company uses to protect its devices, like time delays between password attempts and a device wipe after 10 incorrect password attempts.
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Google is launching a new key management service for its Cloud Platform today that will help enterprises — especially in regulated industries like healthcare and banking — create, use, rotate and destroy their encryption keys in the cloud.
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Asked about the door, Kyoto Animation lawyer Daisuke Okeda said there were keys in two places, adding that he was aware of media reports the door was open but he did not know if it was.
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Raymond found a contact for "Michelle" in Stephen's phone, and when investigators questioned Woodard, she told them about the birthday lunch, when Stephen messaged that he had locked his keys in the car while buying bitcoin.
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Something as simple as trying different keys in a lock becomes compelling when you're pulling them off a key ring as quickly as possible, trying to find the right one before a mysterious creature attacks you.
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At movie theaters, subway terminals, grocery store checkout lines, and outside my apartment door, always standing adjacent to something while trying to locate some essential item, like a wallet or keys, in order to move forward.
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The U.S. military has evacuated over 5,000 people from a base in the Florida Keys in advance of Hurricane Irma, but military personnel and the 214 detainees at the Guantanamo Bay naval station are staying put.
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The U.S. military has evacuated over 693,269 people from a base in the Florida Keys in advance of Hurricane Irma, but military personnel and the 21990 detainees at the Guantanamo Bay naval station are staying put.
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We're told the ATL rapper has been taking flying lessons for 5 months and Tuesday he grabbed the controls for an hour-long flight between Miami and the Florida Keys in a one-prop Cirrus SR20.
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"Soldiers stopped the bus and told the driver to throw the keys in the water" I was very close to the mayor's office, and thought, if this was really a coup they would be going there.
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If Apple stored the keys in software, investigators might have been able to pull the keys off the device and run password guesses more quickly and without the risk of losing all the data on the phone.
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But Figgis most adroitly keys in on the delicacy and tentativeness of his main couple's interactions, most of them non-verbal, and how they accumulate into an attraction that neither can ignore—not that they want to.
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Enterprises have traditionally managed their keys on-premise, but as they have slowly moved more of their workloads to the cloud, they have also started thinking about how they can manage their keys in the cloud, too.
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Saying earlier she was simply happy to be running around on courts, Stephens did a lot of running on Saturday to deny the 22-year-old Keys in what turned out to be a one-sided contest.
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I played piano and guitar as a child, and I remember enjoying the feel of my hands picking out the piano keys in rhythm, as well as the rich vibrations of the guitar soundboard against my chest.
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Finally, get a can of compressed air and blow it around the keys, in the cracks around your track pad and clear out any dust that might have collected in the speakers or vents around your laptop.
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After missing 11 months in 2016 and 2017 with a foot injury that required surgery, she came all the way back to win the 2017 U.S. Open, beating her close friend Madison Keys in a memorable final.
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This progresses sometimes through multiple phases of hardware, such as the keyswitch assembly alone; the keys built into their metal enclosure; the keys in the final near-shipping product before they finalize the keytop material, and so on.
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But manufacturers are looking at a variety of alternative technologies, much like those replacing traditional keys in homes and workplaces — and, of course, to unlock smartphones, where biometric sensors let users forget those complicated and often forgettable passcodes.
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"There were indications that the students' absence may have been self-initiated, including leaving all their keys in their mentor/chaperone's bag and the removal of students' clothes from their rooms," FIRST Global said in a subsequent statement.
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Krunic was the sharper of the pair at the outset, breaking Keys in the opening game and holding serve the rest of the way to capture the first set and put the partisan New York crowd on edge.
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Among the most famous examples of exposed credentials was Uber, in which an engineer mistakenly left cloud keys in a GitHub repository, which when discovered and exploited by hackers was used to pilfer data on 57 million users.
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Trustology hopes to make it simpler for investors to secure their virtual assets through its product which stores "private keys" in hardware security modules, or highly secure processors that are specifically designed to safeguard passwords and digital keys.
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"I didn't have much time to recover before this tournament, but today was too much, and I decided to stop," added Halep, who joins Russian Maria Sharapova and American Madison Keys in pulling out of next week's event.
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All three had reached Grand Slam singles semifinals previously, with Stephens and Keys in particular having established themselves as major threats, but it is quite a feat for them to have all surged at the same major event.
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Stephens understands what is coming, said Kamau Murray, her coach, but will try to remain focused on tennis, just as she did last year when, ranked 83rd, she slipped around the spotlight to beat Keys in the final.
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Kyle Wiens, the chief executive of iFixit, said that people who care about the longevity of their phone should consider a screen protector because scratches from house keys in your pocket or general wear and tear are commonplace.
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If the synergy at Station F works as it should, Manant will eventually meet Timothée Maucor of MyLoby, which is a French start-up setting up a digital lockbox system for storing keys in bars, restaurants and stores.
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One of my friends told me that he was at the metrobus that crosses the bridge, when soldiers stopped the bus and told the driver to throw the keys in the water and the passengers to walk away.
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On Friday morning, police found Makayla Winston's car abandoned off Highway 14, near Interstate 55, with the keys in the ignition and a cell phone lying in the grass nearby, Holmes County Sheriff Willie March told local station WCSC.
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"This is one of our most popular designs," he says as he unzips the pockets of the purse, which retails for $84.99 on the company's website, and can hold a phone, wallet, and keys in addition to a firearm.
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Pinney, on probation after being convicted of auto theft and other crimes, stole the car from an officer who went on a coffee break and left the keys in the ignition, police spokeswoman Jeanne MacKenzie told the Tulsa World.
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For example, planners needed to design a way to empty all of the Florida Keys in 24 hours, said Brian Wolshon, a professor of civil engineering at Louisiana State University, who helped design the evacuation plan for the region.
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She deleted the files, reset passwords, updated the secret keys in the wp-config, cleaned up other valid files with malicious code and then ran scans with Exploit Scanner and Sucuri SiteCheck scanner to ensure she found every bit of malware.
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Rather than just positioning your wrists at a more natural angle, the Sculpt's domed shape also raises the keys in such a manner that your wrists are rotated slightly outwards and not simply lying "flat" on top of the keyboard.
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Google Chrome is at long last getting official native support for media keys in the upcoming Chrome 73 update, which will allow users to control music and videos that are playing in their browser directly from their keyboards, via ZDNet.
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Making a mockery of the 21st seeding she landed after a miserable 2017, the former world number one outplayed Keys in almost every facet of the 51-minute match to seal a semi-final date with Simona Halep or Karolina Pliskova.
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" In WhatsApp's white paper describing the service, it explicitly states, "WhatsApp servers do not have access to the private keys of WhatsApp users, and WhatsApp users have the option to verify keys in order to ensure the integrity of their communication.
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"The questions don't matter as much as the conversation that happens after, in that it provides you a unique opportunity to really understand what someone's passionate about and what someone keys in on," Roper says in the AOL video below.
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In an article in the press kit accompanying the publication of his blog post, he takes aim at Gregory Maxwell, one of the leading bitcoin developers, who first claimed that the cryptographic keys in Mr Wright's leaked documents were backdated.
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The arrow keys are shunted to the left by a button that only exists to bring up and hide the software keyboard, something I basically never want to do when I'm at a desk with physical keys in front of me.
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One nanny told Business Insider that the family they worked for never locked the doors to their house or set their alarm, would leave cash and credit cards out, and left their luxury cars unlocked with the keys in the initiation.
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She kept her eyes on me as I tossed my keys in the little dish by the door, her tail more subdued but still striking the wall beside her as I put my bag down, waiting for the dizziness to pass.
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And not just the U.S. or the U.K.; Russia, the west's favorite frenemy, ruled to force Telegram, another encrypted messaging app, to turn over its private keys in an effort to allow its intelligence agencies to snoop in on possible kompromat.
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At first, I thought that the reference to KEY WEST meant that all of the keys in the set would be on the left or west side of the keyboard, but ENTER is on the right, so that wasn't it.
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The Double R Diner now touts its "RR2GO" service, for example; and at the Great Northern, Ben Horne is taken aback when he receives Agent Cooper's old room key in the mail, because the hotel hasn't used metal keys in years.
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Chapek's home, built a dozen years ago out of precast concrete, has withstood brushes with at least six hurricanes with manageable damage — including a direct hit from Irma —the most powerful hurricane to hit the Keys in nearly 20053 years.
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Plus, when you're using the MX Keys in tandem with the MX Master 3 or other Logitech mice that support its Flow software, you can transition seamlessly between computers and even operating systems, for doing things like copying and pasting files.
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How it works: Hawley's bill takes aim Apple and TikTok by prohibiting American companies from storing user data or encryption keys in China, and preventing Chinese companies from collecting more information on American users than necessary to provide service here.
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Investigators interviewed 297 residents at the apartment complex, Armstrong said, and many of them told authorities they'd parked on the wrong floor, walked to the wrong apartment or even put their keys in the door of the wrong apartment by mistake.
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As for "Big," the movie actually overtly leans into the comparison, at one point having the hero encounter over-sized piano keys in a toy store -- seemingly director David F. Sandberg and writer Henry Gayden's way of anticipating those observations.
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This week, Texas Ranger David Armstrong testified that of the nearly 300 residents that investigators interviewed at the complex, nearly a quarter of those who lived in the third and floors had previously put their keys in the wrong door.
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This week, Texas Ranger David Armstrong testified that of the nearly 300 residents that investigators interviewed at the complex, nearly a quarter of those who lived in the third and fourth floors had previously put their keys in the wrong door.
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Just before the start of the French Open, while Anderson was visiting family and friends in South Africa, he took to Twitter to support a fellow tennis pro, Madison Keys, in her crusade to rid the internet of viciousness among girls.
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Photo: ASUSThere are certainly valid reasons for wanting your computer's keyboard to glow with all the colors of the rainbow: it can help highlight certain keys in your peripheral vision, or make it easier to track your progress or performance in a game.
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Maybe this is another one Tyler or Bode secretly hasThere are still more keys in Keyhouse the Lockes haven't foundAs shown on the first episode here, Mark Cho appears to have hidden both the Animal Key and the Timeshift key somewhere inside Keyhouse.
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Slack hands over control of encryption keys to regulated customers Slack announced today that it is launching Enterprise Key Management for Slack, a new tool that enables customers to control their encryption keys in the enterprise version of the communications app. 7.
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The German entered the match trailing Halep, who thrashed Keys in her Red Group opener, 23-3 in their head-to-head meetings but the 28-year-old showed flashes of the form that brought her two grand slam titles in 2016.
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It feels like I'm the hero in a horror movie, desperately trying to start my car before the monster gets me, but my hands are too shaky to get the keys in the ignition, and the monster is my many regrettable decisions.
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November 19, 393, 6:09 PM. Mariam opens her backpack and quickly moves through the apartment: phone charger, water, two packs of cigarettes, two lighters, small notepad, antiseptic spray, pen, painkillers, toothbrush, spare underwear, socks, T-shirt, ID. Money, phone, keys in pockets.
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One of the heroes of the resistance is a Yazidi man who claims that he saw a Kurdish pesh merga officer abandoning his post — literally jumping out of a pickup truck mounted with an antiaircraft machine gun, leaving the keys in the ignition.
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As the instruments swirl in polyphonic motion, they create vivid images of frost: In what is now an Abrahamsen signature, the percussionist rubs sheets of paper on a table, and the two pianists run their fingernails across the keys in eerie glissandos.
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I recall interviewing Keys in Paris at the French Open in 2013 after she lost to Monica Puig in the second round in damp, heavy conditions that blunted her phenomenal power and left her spraying ground strokes to all the wrong places.
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In your favorite apps, you'll start seeing an "Add to Siri" link or button in various places — like when you perform a particular action — such as looking for your keys in Tile's app, viewing travel plans in Kayak, ordering groceries with Instacart and so on.
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I don't know if I would pick up a knife covered in blood (albeit what seems to be much less blood than would have resulted from the woman's murder), but I can certainly see myself forgetting my jacket, with car keys in its pocket.
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Last year on its launch day, conservative dating app Donald Daters exposed its entire user base — at the time some 1,600 users — after leaving a set of hard-coded keys in its app, which was quickly found after a security researcher decompiled the app.
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Mr Beicker recalls that when he was in high school in the 1980s, county residents were instructed to leave their car keys in their vehicles so that if a prisoner escaped, they would take the car and stage a peaceful escape instead of harming anyone.
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One night, when he was in his early twenties, Merritt found his father's album in a record store in Boston and got so excited that he locked his keys in the car with the engine running and had to call Gonson to come get him.
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Schroder hits right keys in Hawks' win over Blazers ATLANTA — After the Atlanta Hawks handed the Portland Trail Blazers a 104-183 defeat Saturday night at Philips Arena, point guard Dennis Schroder used one word repeatedly to explain the team's different dynamic as of late.
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Historically, this is a mistake that few women would make, because until very recently, the physical experience of being a woman entailed exactly the opposite — and not only because women have to hold their keys in self-defense while walking through parking lots at night.
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"I can't ever relate to the helplessness and hopelessness of being truly homeless because I really do have those keys in my pocket, but at least for one night we are creating awareness to imagine what it'd be like sleeping outside," Mr. O'Shea, 54, said.
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Image: Loren McClenachan By comparing Gauld's maps with modern coral cover information from several databases, McClenachan and her colleagues arrived at a bleak conclusion: roughly half of the seafloor occupied by corals in the vicinity of the Florida Keys in the late 18th century no longer is.
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One busy Indianapolis family found this out the hard way when they forgot a backpack with a spare set of keys in it inside the Toyota Rav-4 that they'd just parked in their driveway on Sunday night, as they were unloading their two young children.
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Originally, Miami was expected to bear the brunt of the storm once it hit Florida — but by Saturday morning, the storm's trajectory had shifted westward, with Tampa, the Gulf Coast, and other parts of South Florida (including the Florida Keys) in line for the worst effects.
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Medicine for Melancholy follows two black 20-somethings in San Francisco (The Daily Show's Wyatt Cenac and Tracey Heggins) who wake up after a one-night stand and part ways, only to have to reunite because one of them left their keys in the cab they split.
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You're all there, in the front room, 11 PM and maybe time to wind down—but just one more Mock the Week, eh lads, just one more—and then you hear the inevitable succession: heels up a staircase, giggles, shushed silence, keys in the door, clumping.
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"Anchorage applies the best of modern security engineering for a more advanced approach: we generate and store private keys in secure hardware so they are never exposed at any point in their life cycle, and we eliminate human operations that expose assets to risk," Mónica says.
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In a daring move that placed his life in danger, the I.T. consultant eventually gave the F.B.I. his system's secret encryption keys in 2011 after he had moved the network's servers from Canada to the Netherlands during what he told the cartel's leaders was a routine upgrade.
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A detailed investigation, known as the Valukas Report, found that a pattern of "incompetence and neglect" at GM had led to the defect, which allowed keys in the ignition switch of the vehicle to move out of the drive position, making it harder to control the vehicle.
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I would have about five sets of keys in my bag at all times because when I missed the bus from doing shows in the city I had friends, rare and remarkable ones, that kept their doors open to me at any hour of the night.
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Mathis strongly denies spitting on the valet, who kept the TV judge waiting -- he says for 40 minutes as the valet ran errands with the Judge's Rolls Royce keys in his pocket -- but the valet's lawyer, Karri Mitchell, tells us the loogies are going to the lab.
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Earlier this year, when I was reporting on the biotech company Oxitec's quest to release genetically modified, disease-fighting mosquitoes in the Florida Keys, project scientist Derric Nimmo told me he had taken to going door-to-door in the Keys in an attempt to fight rumor with fact.
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Another solution is to keep keys in a $1.50 RF-proof bag that blocks the signal, as demonstrated in this video by antenna expert Spencer Webb of AntennaSys: So, in other words, if you have a car with remote entry, it's probably vulnerable to some sort of attack.
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Apple's MacBook Pro gets an all-new keyboard Apple's butterfly keyboards are famously prone to failure (my spacebar lost its will to live just last week), but today's announcement of a new 16-inch MacBook Pro includes something truly marvelous: a new keyboard, no butterfly keys in sight.
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" Referring to the Sanders campaign's breach of the Clinton campaign's voter data in the fall of 2015, Bill likened it to the theft of the car, saying the Sanders camp's excuse was that the Democratic Party had left "the keys in the car, and all I did was drive off.
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The mention of Frost keys in to another way that Twin Peaks is fundamentally TV: Though Lynch's name almost always comes first when discussing Peaks, it's also Frost's show in a way that auteurists rarely acknowledge, and Frost's involvement is part of what makes the series as good as it is.
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Now yes, we just mentioned a lot of stuff that you can fit into a UA Hustle 3.0 Backpack, but to be clear, if you put a pair of sneakers, your gym apparel, a computer, and your wallet, phone, and keys in this bag, it would then be just about full.
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She had told her about a time before that, when she had been sexually assaulted by a man when she was 8 years old, how she did not want to be defined by that, and how she still walked across parking lots with keys in her fist like a knife.
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All of the reflection, introspection and healing work of the songs before culminate in "Sandcastles," an emotional piano-driven ballad that finds Beyoncé herself on the keys in an empty room filled and sees the first appearance from husband Jay Z looking way more vulnerable than the public is probably used to.
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We must typo and wait for the inexorable, dust-based doom to strike the space bar or the 'E' key — which will then make the typing experience even more miserable (and require a trip to an Apple store to swaddle the misbehaving keys in rubber — leaving us computerless, most probably, in the meanwhile).
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At weddings, aunts rove like floating robots in some sort of lonely, futuristic shoot-'em-up—aunts around every corner, aunts bumping into you at the buffet, aunts beckoning you disgustingly with a single finger onto the dancer floor—and they are offended by you doing keys in the middle of reception.
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First, it comes with a "secure enclave," which HTC describes as a "locked area on the device that is protected from the Android OS." This is where you hold your cryptocurrency private keys; ideally, even if your phone's security gets compromised in some ways, the private keys in the secure enclave should remain safe.
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He gallivants through Miami and the Florida Keys in some wild-ass outfits, smoking gargantuan joints, tooling around on his boat, and getting trashed as all hell with his buddies, played by Snoop Dogg, Zac Efron, Jimmy Buffett, Martin Lawrence, and an inexplicably Cajun-accented Jonah Hill—along with his wife, played by Isla Fisher.
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The tidbit that made the biggest headlines was that the company had just closed a deal with writer-director Rian Johnson to create a new trilogy of movies in the Star Wars universe, giving Lucasfilm the kind of long-term pact with a single director that it's arguably been missing since George Lucas handed over the keys in 2012.
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Accompanying the wall keys are a series of keys embedded in nine cement blocks, meant to represent a game of tic-tac-toe played between the gallerist and the artist and also a reference to a fading tradition of Brazilian key shops involving the decorative embedding of keys in the sidewalk in front of the store.
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On the previous Pro, it always felt as if there wasn't much holding the keys in place besides the aluminum casing itself; as a consequence, if you would hit a key off-center, you could kind of feel that part of the key hitting bottom at a slight angle, which tended to be a "noisier" tap.
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I'd quit my job after burning out badly (this was a few years before "burnout" had entered the lexicon, and thus I was just crazy), and immediately spent a week giddily driving around the Florida Keys in a red Mustang convertible, top down — a portrait of freedom that instilled envious approval from all those around me.
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She's hitting many of the same keys in this go-around against Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE, seeking to cement the argument that she is the most "tested" candidate in her party.
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Unable to keep herself from making music, Hanna gathered ex-Bikini Kill bandmate Kathi Wilcox (bass), along with Carmine Covelli (drums), Sara Landeau (guitar), and Kenny Mellman (keys) in her now home, New York City, at a time when seizures were a daily reality, reactions to handfuls of medications left her fatigued and disoriented, and visits to the hospital were frequent.
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There's the experience that women will have just walking down the street and you're alone and you're walking to your car, or you're walking into your house — I don't know if men do this, but I don't think they do it as much, anyway — you pull out your phone to have it nearby just in case, you put your keys in your hands just in case.
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