Europe's second principle is that firms cannot lock out competition.
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The president didn't lock out a government scientist from CDC.
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Together, they lock in partisan narratives and lock out conflicting information.
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They're literally canceling entire primaries right now to lock out other candidates.
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It's also not clear what Apple's done to lock out GrayKey this time.
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At Becancour an 210.5-month lock-out of unionized workers has just ended.
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At Becancour an 210.5-month lock-out of unionised workers has just ended.
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They can completely lock out of power large minorities of like-minded voters.
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Nashville public schools initiated "lock-out" procedures Monday while Reinking was on the loose.
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This is not an argument to lock out conservative subjects from interviews or profiles.
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Most reasonable email systems this day, however, will lock out people after too many attempts.
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You can add administrators, change critical settings, lock out the current owner, and so on.
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The new tech could help lock out underage people who try to use the devices.
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Not only are the lock out laws useless, but they're hurting Sydney and its residents.
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The more times an incorrect password is entered, the longer the lock-out time grows.
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We don't allow the encumbrance to try to lock out challenge and we support new challengers.
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If the phone's user is in the driver's seat, the device can lock out prohibited services.
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Because the coverage lock-out ends every calendar year, those barred from Medicaid last year can reapply.
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Or move to Melbourne, where they ditched a lock out like the bad date it truly is.
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It threatens to lock out victims who have not paid a ransom within one week of infection.
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N. The standoff could lock out Mitsubishi's MRJ90 and Embraer's next-generation E175 aircraft in coming years.
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Make sure that your computers are set to automatically lock out users after a reasonable period of inactivity.
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The guidelines recommend that automakers lock out the ability to program navigation systems while a car is moving.
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The biggest drain on North American supply remains the union lock-out at the Becancour (ABI) smelter in Canada.
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They lock out foreigners, shelter local providers from competition and prevent them from taking advantage of global value chains.
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The sheer number of entrants in the race could lock out either the GOP or the Democrats in November.
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Alcoa's Becancour smelter in Canada has been running at minimal capacity since a union lock-out in January 2018.
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Volkswagens lock out navigation input using the touch screen when the vehicle is in motion, while some Audis don't.
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The Broncos also sat their starters, and with second-round rookie Drew Lock out injured, Kevin Hogan started at quarterback.
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Credit requirements can help keep students on track for graduation, but we cannot let them lock out would-be learners.
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Amazon, Apple, and Google all have video-streaming products of their own, but they lock out content from their competitors.
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Under legislation, a bars and clubs in the lock out boundary are also being made to close at 3 a.m.
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And if we do that, we need to make sure we don't lock-out the potential for future moral progress.
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"It creates this very unfair system," Allen told CNBC, adding dual-class shares essentially lock out a company's board of directors.
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The FTC claims Qualcomm has engaged in monopolistic practices that lock out potential competitors and make phones more expensive for consumers.
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"There are things we will lock out while driving," she said, adding that customers will be encouraged to use voice commands.
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A building used for voting was foreclosed on the previous evening in Arizona, leading to a lock-out of poll-workers.
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But he said it was "short-sighted" for the campaign to lock out other donors and groups eager to help Trump.
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"I believe that such concentration of power will tire Turkey out, lock out the state and overload the economy," she said.
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A union lock-out has been in place since the start of last year, removing around 303,000 tonnes of annual capacity.
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While it does lock out the inexperienced or non-technical investor, I doubt many of the miners or crypto exchanges are worried.
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The central bank was also opposed to the proposal, saying it would lock out smaller lenders which offer niche services and products.
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Congress should therefore extend the legislation to require the traceability of fish catches and lock out the American market to illegal fishermen.
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However, its practical effect is to lock out of social and economic life precisely those people who need that access the most.
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They impose contract conditions on BDS customers that lock out competitors, leaving customers no choice but to pass these costs onto consumers.
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It notes that it will lock out USB devices from connecting if it's been over an hour since you locked the iPhone.
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Will the large field of Democrats allow Republicans to capture the top two positions and lock out Democrats from the November ballot?
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Critics of the lock out laws claim tens of venues have been forced to close and hundreds of jobs have been lost.
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Some pro football stadiums have domes that lock out the outdoor elements, but a majority of the stadiums nationwide still host games outside.
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Employers, meanwhile, have retained the right to lock out workers who are engaged in collective bargaining, and to fire employees without just cause.
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One group recently deployed a tactic of repeatedly entering incorrect passwords for specific accounts, in order to trigger Facebook's automatic lock-out protocol.
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To kick off the party (despite the lock-out laws), they head to Kings Cross for a lap-dance at strip joint Bada Bing.
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While U.S. production is rising, that in Canada continues to be dragged down by a year-long union lock-out at the Becancour smelter.
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This, he said, would grant him persistent access and the ability to lock out the owners as well as internet providers and device manufacturers.
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The new language released by the Senate Budget Committee on Monday would require insurers to lock out people with lapsed coverage starting in 2019.
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However, all of these measures can also lock out the gadget's rightful owner if the passcode is forgotten or entered incorrectly too many times.
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This week, a colleague who remembered my article on my lock-out experience asked me for advice after she was locked out of her account.
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No licensing fee will be required in Mississippi, but Indiana and Virginia will require $50,000 licensing fees, which could effectively lock out most smaller operators.
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During the lock-out students will be free to move about the building but no guests or visitors will be allowed to enter the building.
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I contend, for example, that some solar deployment policies create ring-fenced markets in which mature technologies can lock out emerging competitors through incumbency advantages.
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If both parties fail to ratify a new CBA before next March, owners could decide to lock out players for the first time since 2400.
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Barr referenced how Section 230 might hurt "efforts to combat lawless spaces online," warning that platforms could use the policy to lock out law enforcement.
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Between the passivity of the F.B.I. and the passivity of the D.N.C., almost no progress had been made to identify and lock out the hackers.
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The fear in Britain is that the EU's equivalence process will be made intentionally harder to try to lock out UK operators from the bloc's markets.
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The move led to a sharp drop in the Moderates' popularity, but it will be hard for mainstream parties to lock out the populists for ever.
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Drivers are required to have hands on the wheel — and if the system detects a hands-off driver, eventually Autopilot will turn off and lock out.
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The case has prompted debate — again — whether or not companies should build technologies that lock out law enforcement from data, even when they have a warrant.
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"Leave-on emollients such as moisturizers or topical creams or ointments help to lock moisture into the skin and lock out irritants," Santer said by email.
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It would also mandate beneficiaries to work, place a per-capita cap on spending and impose a lock-out period for those who violate certain requirements.
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If the sheer number of regulations isn't compelling, consider this example: the IRS requires session lock out after three failed attempts and 15 minutes of inactivity.
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"Adding to scale... insulates businesses from any issues that might occur and it really starts to create something sizable that can lock out the competition," he said.
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The huge protest came just two days after anti-lock out law campaigners #KeepSydneyOpen released a report stating that since the introduction of the 1:30 a.m.
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Big, vertically integrated firms that sell both seeds and pesticides can create integrated products that require farmers to buy the full package — and lock out small competitors.
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That weight limit is important to note as it could lock out other ground robot companies from operating in the state, as Recode first reported in April.
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A lock-out period might not work as well as a straightforward mandate, and some people who accidentally or irresponsibly allow their coverage to lapse will get screwed.
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Apple's move this week to lock out Facebook and Google employees from internal versions of their own iPhone apps was a strong stand on behalf of user privacy.
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In a nod to the lack of clarity offered with McGowan's lock-out, Twitter notes it will revise its language when alerting people they have violated its policies.
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The bug was discovered last week, allowing anyone to send a simple character to an iPhone to crash the device and lock out access to certain messaging apps.
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Apple says it's a security measure designed to block fraudulent Touch ID sensors, but to others it looks like a way for Apple to lock out third parties.
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Well, if you're Ben Hamm, you create an AI-powered cat door to lock out the furry boy when he tries to bring you a filthy meat present.
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It needs to have a dock and built-in micro-USB port, and it must have voice activated control — bonus points if it can lock out unknown voices.
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It costs the same as the Treadwell 2 but has a suspension fork that allows you to lock-out when riding on smooth surfaces and has 24 speeds.
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Uber's move to lock out drivers at times and in areas of low demand comes just months after rival Lyft Inc implemented similar measures in response to city regulation.
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At that time, Google said this automotive version of Android would still be open source, and that it wouldn't necessarily lock out Apple's CarPlay (or even the Android Auto app).
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Facebook's Rob Leathern, the company's vice president of product who specializes in ad transparency, says the change was not intended to lock out journalists and other nonprofit and advocacy groups.
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Njoroge said a cap on commercial interest rates could interfere with the aim of the easing stance of boosting credit, as banks lock out borrowers who are deemed too risky.
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This means that, like it looks in the House races, the belief that the "top-two" primary would lock out one of the political parties did not come to fruition.
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Apps you promote here are also excluded from the screen time limits you on particular app categories, so you can lock out all social media apps except one, if you like.
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It's also in Google's interest to prevent AR from becoming an entirely app-based technology on mobile, as that would lock out Android users from AR experiences developed solely for iOS.
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From a commercial perspective the news is equally grim, with the lock-out likely to scupper UK ambitions to generate £40 billion in annual sales from the aerospace industry by 2030.
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Converting to a territorial system, as House Republicans have proposed, could fix this problem and reduce the "lock out" effect whereby corporations keep profits overseas to avoid multiple layers of taxation.
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In the Times op-ed, Hughes makes the case that Facebook has devised a number of ways to lock out competition, whether by acquiring potential rivals, copying them, or blocking them.
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Besson co-founded the studio in 1999, and since then, it's been known for films such as Lucy, Taken, Lock-Out, The Circle, and Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.
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"Workers use headphones and play loud music to lock out the sound (of the machines), but that actually causes more damage," Jain told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone from Los Angeles.
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There are regional variations on the word ''bro'' that seem designed to lock out certain white people: In the South, for instance, there's ''bruh'' and, in Hawaii and the American West, ''brah.
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Beijing has long argued that its increasingly stringent cybersecurity laws are necessary to protect the country from cyberattacks, while foreign businesses complain that they are protectionism meant to lock out foreign competitors.
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The Trump administration has been approving waivers for states to impose policies like work requirements, lock-out periods, premiums and cost sharing on Medicaid beneficiaries, a sharp departure from the Obama administration.
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An exploit that affects a number of Netgear routers can easily give hackers access to your wireless admin password which could lead to router lock-out or, worse, illicit use of your Internet.
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A union lock-out has been running for more than a year and production at the smelter fell to 136,000 tonnes in 20193 from 438,000 tonnes in 2017, according to minority owner Rio Tinto.
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If you have a non-verified account that is not associated with a phone number, changing your display name to that of the SpaceX and Tesla CEO will result in an immediate lock out.
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The measure comes on the heels of nearly identical legislation in two states — New York and California — that would ban the sale or manufacture of fully encrypted smartphones that lock out law enforcement officials.
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However, these regulations don't lock out food delivery services like Uber Eats, enabling the company to generate revenue in markets where their core platform is restricted — a tactic the company is pursuing in Japan.
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The possibility of executive action to lock out any migrants in the caravan and the likely positioning of more soldiers at the U.S. border with Mexico could energize Trump supporters at the ballot box.
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But it looks certain that any bill that can emerge from the Senate would not have the lock out provision, a deep concern to insurers who say that without it, insurance premiums would soar.
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But, while the iPhone X can seemingly be unlocked by another user pointing your own phone at your face, cardiac scans are continuous and lock out users who don't match the pre-registered heart data.
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After selecting that option, "the system would immediately lock out any attempts for repair and, if the customer was out of warranty, would quote a $329 replacement cost," the genius told me in an email.
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In response, some publishers have resorted to teaming with firms (such as PageFair) that help them lock out would-be ad blockers — or plead with them to whitelist their site or pay a subscription fee.
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"Update on toddler-iPad-lock-out: Got it into DFU mode (don't hold down the sleep/power button too long or you end up in recovery)," he said in a follow-up tweet on Tuesday.
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In response to union plans to stage a work stoppage, AGL earlier on Thursday countered with plans lock out all 578 employees at both sites in Victoria to protect the safety of employees and equipment.
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"The idea you have a retailer that if they can strike a deal with the most profitable company in the world and lock out independent resellers is concerning for the future of commerce," Wiens said.
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Imaginary Jack explains to Randall that Rebecca had a lot to deal with: three very different kids, a marriage that wasn't always perfect, but she did the best she could to lock out the bad stuff.
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That bill contains a one-time registration fee of $500,000 that daily fantasy sports companies would have to pay in order to operate in New York, which could lock out smaller competitors of DraftKings and FanDuel.
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As some are already noticing, those teams' inclusion in the playoff would lock out three Power Five conferences — which could be a problem for the four-team playoff just five years into its 212-year contract.
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Wiggins also makes the argument that an entire new gaming platform with significant scale doesn't come around often and that the companies that can establish a lead early have the potential to lock out late-comer competition.
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An 18-month lock out between the company and workers at the Aluminerie de Bécancour Inc smelter ended on Tuesday as about 80% of the workers voted to ratify the latest contract, according to the United Steelworkers union.
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But according to federal law employers cannot "discharge, constructively discharge, suspend, lock out, lay off, fail to recall from layoff" or otherwise take adverse action against employees because they support a union or take part in union activities.
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ANTANANARIVO (Reuters) - One person was killed on Saturday when Madagascar police fired tear gas at opposition demonstrators protesting against new electoral laws they say are designed to lock out their candidate from a presidential election due this year.
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There's a "jungle primary" that could lock out Democrats from important House seats in California, an establishment 84-year-old Democratic senator is facing a compelling primary challenger, and there's a surprisingly heated governor's race in South Dakota.
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For example, instead of using the imprecise phrase "cruel and unusual" to lock in any particular punishment (like the death penalty), it stands to reason that they meant it to lock out whatever punishments future generations deemed unconscionable.
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The Groveton Independent School District issued a "Lock Out" after the robbery and would not let anyone in or out of school buildings until authorities determined it was safe, according to a Nixle alert issued by the sheriff's office.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's second-most populous state faces a severe power shortage over the Christmas holidays due to a staff lock-out at the Yoy Lang power station and coal mine, energy provider AGL Energy Ltd said on Thursday.
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Raikkonen's penalty allows Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo to lock out the second row, boosting their hopes of challenging for victory a week after the duo scored the team's first one-two finish since 2013 in Malaysia.
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In a nation with a weak or miserly federal government, it may have made sense to allow states to lock out poor residents of other states so that they would have more resources to spend on their own poor.
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It's a reassuring sign that certain kinds of bigotry are no longer considered harmless enough to be tacitly accepted, but an unsettling move for anyone who's watched organizations twist intellectual property law to shut down political critique or lock out competition.
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Warren had different beefs with Google, Apple and Amazon, but the common thread was that she accused each one of using its powerful platform to "lock out smaller guys and newer guys," including some that compete with Google, Apple and Amazon.
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Warren had different beefs with Google, Apple and Amazon, but the common thread was that she accused each one of using its powerful platforms to "lock out smaller guys and newer guys," including some that compete with Google, Apple and Amazon.
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The employers association, which represents 55 companies, such as ship owners and terminal operators at the port, issued a notice this week that it would lock out some 6,000 workers who load and unload ships due to a labor dispute.
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NHTSA doesn't want passengers to be blocked from full use of their device, however, so it also asks for the development of tech that can automatically distinguish between drivers and passengers during use and lock out features only for drivers.
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Alphabet (née Google) has been given yet another extension to file its respond to charges in Europe that it has misused the dominance of its Android mobile platform to lock out competition by promoting its own services over and above others.
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More importantly there's always the chance Nintendo will suddenly decide to lock out Switches that it detects have been running Android which means you could lose access to any digital library of games or Nintendo accounts linked to your Switch.
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That lock out period was supposed to be enough to convince people not to simply wait until they were sick to buy insurance, a prospect that could send insurance markets into a tailspin, since only sick people would have insurance.
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The EU fined Qualcomm $1.2 billion earlier this year for deals it made with Apple to lock out competitors; Google was hit with an even larger fine in March; and Apple may now be under investigation for its control over the App Store.
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Publishers will be able to direct users to sign up for a digital subscription or to lock out readers after they've read 10 articles in a month, similar to the limitations that publications like The New York Times already place on their websites.
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Women are lobbying Weah to rally lawmakers in Liberia's upper house to amend a draft Land Rights Act (LRA), which says people must live in an area for 15 years to be recognized as residents - a clause that will lock out many wives.
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Co-founder and CPO James Monsees told TechCrunch at Disrupt SF that the company is working on Bluetooth products that would essentially make the Juul device as smart as an iPhone or Android device, which could certainly help lock out folks under 21.
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It could be testing the leadership, it could be old-fashioned negotiating tactics, or it could be something more sinister, as White Sox blogger Frank Firke notes: Theory: Reinsdorf realizes the off season is going poorly for the Sox, forces a lock out.
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Amid all the WWDC news last week, Apple quietly snuck in a change to its App Store Review Guidelines restoring access to certain developer tools, ones it shut off specifically to lock out parental control apps the company claimed were risks to user privacy.
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That's great if you believe in the ability of the EU to enforce the rule of law, but it has the potential to lock out non-governmental bodies like the Syrian Archive if governments don't give them the authority to access the extremist content.
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"Our view is that this deal will distort fair competition and enable one player to leverage dominance in the signaling space to lock-out competition in rolling stock and hold the industry captive, at the expense of all stakeholders," its general counsel Daniel Desjardins said.
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Router makers can still support mods if they build in controls to keep the radios within the appropriate parameters, but some manufacturers don't think the extra effort it is worth it — TP-Link has said it's going to lock out alternative firmwares, for instance.
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But Riyadh's chartering frenzy is unlikely to give it the benefits of such a contango play and could also lock out the traditional speculative players, who even at the best of times have to pay for storage, insurance and the cost of moving oil.
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It's also unclear whether the reported USB-locking feature will actually lock out cops with access to the GrayKey devices or one made by Cellebrite's competitors—presumably turning off the data port will make the devices stop working, but it's possible someone could suss out a workaround.
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The gorgeous turban-inspired design and longevity are its major selling points, but the cap will also fit securely, lock out humidity, and minimize ambient noise (Does anyone else hate feeling like they are in the middle of the rainforest when they wear a plastic shower cap?).
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Previously, if you wanted to temporarily disable Touch ID you'd need to restart an iPhone, wait for a few days when the device automatically prompts for the passcode, awkwardly use a different finger a few times to force it to lock out, or just disable Touch ID in settings.
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While former KGB agent and now Russian President Vladimir Putin tries to meddle in our election and special interests look to lock out working Americans and minorities who would vote against them, vote-by-mail offers the best solution we have to protect the integrity of our election system.
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Beloved by experts and shoppers alike for its ability to preserve the vibrancy of color while keeping hair soft and frizz-free, Redken Color Extend uses the brand's "Fade Resist Complex," which claims to help hair retain color longer and "lock out color-fading aggressors," such as UV rays.
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In what would be a startling end to 21 years of labor peace in an industry worth at least $9 billion, Ken Rosenthal, of Fox Sports, reports that Major League Baseball owners might lock out the players if they can't agree on a new collective bargaining agreement before December 1st.
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When the N.F.L. owners lock out their players for demanding too large a share of the league's gargantuan revenue, Nina announces that the I.F.L.—with a handful of available players, seemingly no staff, and no TV contract—has been reborn and will start a sixteen-game season in the fall.
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The owners could have voted to lock out the players at midnight had the old deal expired, but neither side wanted to shut down a roughly $1994 billion industry and jeopardize the good will from a season that energized fans with the Chicago Cubs' first World Series title in 108 years.
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Automakers frequently choose to "dumb down" features in their cars to limit liability and make it as difficult as possible for vehicles to be misused; a common example is navigation systems that lock out destination entry when the vehicle is in motion, preventing a driver from trying to enter an address while driving.
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The most striking findings were in health care access: In Indiana, with its cost-sharing requirements and lock-out provision, the Medicaid expansion population was substantially more likely to delay care because of its cost or to have trouble paying their medical bills compared to the same population in Ohio, which did not ask expansion enrollees to pay much out of pocket.
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It seems like a similar implementation than the "press home button five times" method that iOS 11 will be introducing on older devices, and may help assuage some of the security concerns when it comes to the legal protections of Face ID. And, as Federighi notes, it should also help offer a more secure lock out in the event that someone is trying to steal your phone.
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Sean Patrick Harrington of Previse, one of the brands at the forefront of anti-pollution research, says that its oil-free, vitamin-rich Ozone Defense Nutrify Serum has been specifically formulated to protect skin from ground-based ozone and air pollution, thanks to a blend of moisture-binding hyaluronic acid to lock out airborne pollutants, vitamins B3 and C to fight oxidative damage, vitamin C to reduce inflammation, and smart-pump packaging that uses vacuum technology to stop polluted oxygen from getting into the product.
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