The actor debuted his newly blond locks on Instagram today.
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Love locks on the Pont des Arts, in Paris, France.
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Most of the doors didn't even have locks on them.
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The perimeter guys, firewall guys, sandboxing guys, they're locks on doors.
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Instead of traditional locks on the doors, there are biometric fingerprint scanners.
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Empty homes with metal locks on front doors are a common sight.
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In this illustration, CRISPR identifies and locks on to its genetic target.
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On March 23, a sheriff's deputy changed the locks on the unit.
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Speaking of entrances, event planners will check locks on the doors beforehand.
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On March 23, a sheriff's deputy changed the locks on the unit.
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There's all kinds of timer locks on refrigerators and things like that.
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It was almost like that — you know those big locks on the bank?
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He checked the security of the locks on the door, then checked again.
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"The FBI and CIA use August locks on safe houses throughout the world."
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Zayn Malik shared a shot of his newly pink locks on Twitter today.
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Tell your executor to change the locks on your home immediately, Scroggin said.
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Apple touts the feature as more secure than previous security locks on its phones.
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Taken prisoner by the soldiers, Afsana escapes by picking the locks on her handcuffs.
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In the favela, there are typically no locks on doors, and everyone knows everyone else.
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There's no windows, and each door had these rotary locks on them, like a safe.
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You can put child locks on your liquor cabinet and passwords on your adult profile.
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Couples walk up it and leave love locks on the metal bars at the top.
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We don't stand on any ancient walls, or put locks on any of the bridges.
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It's also easier to balance and carry around thanks to locks on all three axes.
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The billionaires considered using special combination locks on the food supply that only they knew.
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"For me, there is always a dog," she writes on Instagram, her black locks on display.
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Over the past ten years closures of the 239 locks on America's rivers have increased sevenfold.
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It's akin to putting locks on doors only after criminals have run away with the loot.
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Lee's grandmother placed locks on the refrigerator and freezer so that only she could access it.
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Dozens of opposition activists tried to put locks on entrances to several buildings in the capital.
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Universities should change the locks on any door that cannot be locked from the inside, she said.
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The agency spend $6,000 to install biometric locks on his office's door, according to the Associated Press.
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Below you'll find 15 products we actually use to deal with our locks on bad hair days.
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Activists also put locks on parliament's gates in a symbolic gesture and pitched tents around the building.
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Upperclassmen were allowed to stay up later than freshmen, and there were no locks on the doors.
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SO THE OPERATIONAL SECURITY POSTURE IS AS IMPORTANT AS QUOTE, UNQUOTE, THE LOCKS ON YOUR FRONT DOOR.
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Deadbolt locks on the doors Authorities said the children were also struck with a wooden paddle, causing injury.
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For instance, he said, there are locks on cell doors that have not functioned properly for 15 years.
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That's why we were surprised to notice her snapping away at her undyed, barely styled locks on Friday.
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The earliest version of these were simple locks on the nukes themselves bypassed by a three-digit key.
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He is accustomed now to urgent late-night calls from fresh arrivals unfamiliar with, say, locks on doors.
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One of the men used a shotgun to blow out the locks on two gates and a motion sensor.
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There are no locks on this beach, only the delusional idea that you can find love on the beach.
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Government employees work inside Murree's fortress-like walls and hold the keys to locks on every vat of whisky.
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With a top handle and secure locks on either side, transport of this four pound grill is a breeze.
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He never checks the locks on the bedroom doors four times a night, doesn't bite clean through his tongue.
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"'Love Lock was inspired by the 'love locks' on the Pont des Arts bridge in Paris," the band explains.
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Students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School returned to metal detectors, increased security camera presence and locks on doors.
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I think of it in a commonsense way: we have our homes, and we have locks on our doors.
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She took the reins, suggesting remedies such as extra locks on doors and an alarm system to quiet our fears.
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Otherwise, with no locks on places such as school bathrooms, "You'll be a sitting duck," her mother told her. 2.
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The Fabletics mogul recently shared a snap of her and beau Danny Fujikawa — her freshly shaven locks on full display.
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The actress debuted her lighter locks on Instagram Tuesday, and she even had a killer outfit to show it off.
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You could spend weeks or months casing the place, studying every resident's schedule, analyzing the locks on all the doors.
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There are no locks on the doors, and the only way to those rooms was through Herman and Lizzie's bedroom.
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By changing the locks on the storage area that houses the commission's prized art collection, preventing staff from accessing it.
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That's when he found out that police were searching for the woman and had changed the locks on her front door.
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We didn't report them to the police, and we certainly didn't tell our super that we needed locks on our windows.
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Last October, the reality star alleged that Bohan changed the locks on the property, and claimed her wedding rings were missing.
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Once the mech is gone, Symmetra's beam — which auto-locks on the nearest target — can finish off the unprotected D.Va quickly.
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The Fabletics mogul recently shared a snap of her and beau Danny Fujikawa with her freshly shaven locks on full display.
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Each puck is imprinted with a number that can be used to help raise money for interior locks on classroom doors.
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The books also came with restrictive DRM, the digital locks on media that prohibit people from sharing the files with others.
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She revealed the look on Twitter, thanking stylist Nikki Lee — who described the look as "sandy summer locks" on Twitter. Accurate.
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The new mother just debuted lavender locks on Instagram, People reported, and the color is almost as dreamy as her new baby.
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The built-in U-locks on the red Jump bikes do make it easier to use a bike rack wherever you go.
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"We will review the locks on the doors, and any security issue that has arisen during the course of today," he said.
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Parkland High School students returned to new locks on doors, guards, and 52 new security cameras at their school, USA Today reports.
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Simmons is the heir to a family fortune that stems from the construction of locks on the Erie Canal, according to Forbes.
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Mr. Hazin pointed out that the co-op rule does not prevent you from installing ordinary push-button locks on bedroom doors.
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These women spurn make-up, long hair and tight clothes, and post pictures of crushed cosmetics and shorn locks on social media.
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This drawer held the launch keys for the missile, and the locks on either side of the drawer were considered classified equipment.
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"Governments are duct-taping their doors rather than putting proper locks on them," Brett Callow, a spokesperson for Emsisoft, told VICE News.
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Lead Stories pointed out that external locks on vans are commonly used by construction workers who keep expensive tools in their vehicles.
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This legislation would require manufacturers to release repair guides, sell repair parts, and prevent them from using software locks on their devices.
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In a separate court filing, Patridge has claimed that Bohan changed the locks on the home, and that her wedding rings are missing.
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However, I binged too hard on true crime shows and podcasts, which causes me to repeatedly check the locks on my apartment door.
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Ignoring the end-user is akin to putting better locks on a safe, while forgetting all the many people who have its keys.
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A yet-unknown number of thieves in a large box truck cut the locks on the dealership gates at around 1:22 a.m.
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Other CVS stores have put locks on their coolers as well, and customers must ask an employee to open them, Chief Dowling said.
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It also involved changes to the physical environment: cities established police checkpoints, and offenders were required to install Breathalyzer locks on their cars.
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Lovers have likely been inspired by the locks on Rome's oldest bridge, the Ponte Milvio, and on the Pont des Arts in Paris.
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He installed biometric locks on his office and closed the area around it to EPA personnel who are not on an approved list.
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On top of that, it seems very few people are aware that you are not required to use TSA locks on your luggage.
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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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O'Donoughue said she always checked and rechecked the locks on enclosures to make sure animals couldn't get into the areas where she was working.
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To change the layout, there are four screw locks on the front of the device that you need to loosen with an included tool.
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The 29-year-old Barbadian singer debuted a fresh new hair look, modeling her waist-length long chocolate brown locks on her Instagram Story.
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Just days after she sported dark and curly black locks on the red carpet, she switched up her look to be brighter and lighter.
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The costs have totaled above $2 million, and have included sweeps of his office, biometric locks on his office and first-class airline travel.
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I wanted to introduce legislation to require safety locks on certain guns and sought the support of a fellow freshman, a Democrat from Arkansas.
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The camera locks on a stone driveway as water is splashed across it, then a broom is pushed back and forth, washing the stones.
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There's no private property and no locks on the houses, but there are slaves—kept in gold chains, to teach children to despise the substance.
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There are four locks on the American side of the border, but only two are still used and only this one can accommodate large freighters.
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Six years ago, by contrast, a security researcher published the code necessary to exploit a glaring vulnerability in widely used Onity keycard locks on the web.
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In the normal sequence of events, GH, secreted by the pituitary gland, locks on to GH receptors, initiating the production of IGF-1 in the liver.
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She debuted her bright new locks on the cover of Allure, telling the magazine that she looks forward to surprising her friends with her unrecognizable look.
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Then Randall sees her locking several locks on the cabin door, running from room to room as she tries to keep unseen threats from breaking in.
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The 30-year-old model is trying platinum locks on for size, ditching her dark brown hue for the lighter shade, as debuted on Instagram, Saturday.
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In fact, we often use technology in a way that would be analogous to driving without seat belts or not having door locks on our homes.
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The camera's autofocus locks on subjects in 0.08 seconds and continuous shooting is a speedy 8 frames per second (compared to 3 fps on X-Pro1).
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It was 22 years ago that Jillian Fink gave her first haircut to the guy who would become famous for his luscious locks on Grey's Anatomy.
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The row over immigrants blew up after Serco announced a plan to change the locks on the homes of asylum seekers whose applications had been refused.
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This certainly alters the legality of her changing the locks on Erika's property, but as Mendeecees' power of attorney, she still has some ground to stand on.
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The Hills star alleges that the BMX rider changed the locks on the home they shared, according to court documents filed Tuesday and obtained by The Blast.
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"Some people want locks on their dresser drawers, so their underwear could be locked away and stuff like that," he notes while speaking about an unnamed supermodel.
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Expert: Change locks on old doors One expert told CNN that it is just not feasible to go through such drills with so many students and personnel.
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Just three years ago, for example, we argued for an exemption to circumvent digital locks on Blu-Ray disks before the Copyright Office and didn't get it.
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But even DJI admits that its geofences are unpopular with a certain subset of the drone community, who see them as artificial locks on the device's functionality.
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While Equifax is now offering freezes and locks on your credit file, it is also pushing free enrollment (through January) in its TrustedID Premier credit monitoring service.
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When these new containers were rolled out years later, featuring specially designed twisting locks on the lids, people started to worry they worked a little too well.
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At a point when 20083 attacks had been reported in a 15-month stretch, the sheriff's office recommended people install better locks on their doors and windows.
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Danielle Fishel's long blonde locks on Boy Meets World were the equivalent of "the Rachel" hairstyle from Friends for anyone growing up in the '90s — truly iconic.
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His daily work is so hush-hush that he spends more than half his day inside a secure office suite with multiple locks on the outside door.
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Faulty locks on the Kiel Canal, which connects the Baltic and North seas, leave ships queuing to get through; sometimes they are forced on a detour around Denmark.
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The singer went on to share a shot of all three locks on the fence, which fans will be able to see for themselves at the pop-up.
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But if you iron or twist your locks on a regular basis, as a highly efficient and gentle device, the Airwrap could just be your follicles' saving grace.
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Mollett said some of the camps in Europe were shocking and lacked lighting, locks on showers and toilets and separate sleeping sections to keep women and children safe.
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Studies have linked stricter background checks, rules prohibiting domestic abusers from owning weapons, and secure locks on firearms in the home with decreased rates of gun-related deaths.
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In fact, as the Bureau of Prisons handbook for the spot notes, "There are no bars, towers, or locks on rooms within the community units" at the facility.
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Pruitt had acquired a custom S.U.V., biometric locks on his office door, a forty-three-thousand-dollar soundproof phone booth, and a retinue of round-the-clock guards.
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She found a like-minded philanthropic heir named Ian Simmons—born of the family who built locks on the Erie Canal and co-founded Montgomery Ward department stores.
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Protests also took place in the cities of Mtskheta, Zugdidi, Poti, Telavi and Ozurgeti, with protesters putting locks on the gates of local municipalities and other state agencies.
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Tim Hortons representatives confirmed that purchases are not necessary to use store restrooms, although some restaurants may have door codes or other locks on bathrooms, according to local reports.
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"We fixed things that needed fixing, put locks on some cupboards and on the office (so we could lock away valuables), and created a household information folder," she says.
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A group of shacks where refugees had lived on the edge of town stood empty, the locks on their doors broken and chickens left behind pecking at the dust.
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The 19-year-old Lip Kit entrepreneur finally debuted a selfie with her lightened locks on Instagram Tuesday after shocking fans with a sneak peek earlier in the day.
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The Newt Scamander Suitcase Shelf mounts to the wall and even has locks on the drawers, so you can keep your spells and potions safe — or more practical items.
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Our heroine spends most of her time at home, with fresh locks on the doors, fervently scribbling on pads of paper that she keeps in an old-fashioned safe.
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San Francisco is also considering requiring scooter companies to incorporate locks on the scooters, though this would force the companies to physically alter the scooters or buy new ones.
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He has taped up the blinds, the refrigerator and the bottles from which he drinks to prevent theft, he says, and he has four locks on his apartment door.
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That complexity hasn't made them inherently more difficult to repair, but manufacturers have artificially put "software locks" on them, meaning that only those who are authorized can make modifications.
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The actress shared a selfie showing off her new Daenerys Targaryen-inspired icy, platinum locks on Tuesday, joyfully mugging for the camera with her hair still wet from the transformation.
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Puth, who performed and was nominated for breakout artist of the year, first showed off his lighter locks on his Instagram Story in a video of him working out shirtless.
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I read one of daughters say that, if you had a car, or if they sold cars with manual locks on windows, that's the kind of car you would get.
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All you can do is put tamper-proof locks on your laptop, or even just glitter nail polish that will help you spot if someone has messed with your hardware.
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Recently, my landlord replaced the locks on our building's front entrance doors with an electronic keyless entry system, and will distribute the key fobs that operate it only to occupants.
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I called the police and then posted to the (admittedly sometimes racially charged) Nextdoor app, in the hopes that my neighbors would check the locks on their cars and homes.
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In court, Sergeant Bergdahl gave details about his captivity, saying that he had once used a nail sharpened with a rock to pick the locks on his shackles and escape.
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The case has been handed over to the Texas Rangers, which continues to investigate a number of things, including the records of the electronic locks on Jean's and Guyger's front doors.
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Debby Ryan, the actor best known for playing Bailey Pickett in the Disney Channel show The Suite Life on Deck, debuted gorgeous rose-gold locks on stylist Kristin Ess's Instagram account.
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Even if you have a trusty building security guard, multiple locks on your door, and a dog, there might still be intruders determined to break into your home and wreak havoc.
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Note the 006-style of locks are actually very secure as far as ability to be picked, though I've only seen these in use as built-in locks on Rimowa luggage.
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Mortgages: Customers were forced to pay for extending the length of so-called interest rate locks on mortgage applications even when the bank was responsible for delays in the application process.
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These start-ups have reshaped the urban landscape, putting bikes equipped with GPS and digital locks on almost every street corner in a way that Silicon Valley can only dream of.
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The Modern Family actress, 21, debuted new red locks on Instagram, Saturday — ones that made her look like Ariel, the animated heroine at the center of Disney's 1989 classic The Little Mermaid.
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In late July, Mueller's team tightened its squeeze on former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, reportedly threatening him with an indictment and picking the locks on his home to execute a raid.
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The $85033 million Fruitport High School includes controlled locks on all doors that allows district officials the ability to secure every room with the push of a button, according to ABC 13.
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If we can't yet deal with toilets, where the answers are simple — unisex toilet compartments with locks on doors — how can we deal with large public financial outlays for sex-change surgery?
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The barges can't move - or get crucial nutrients to corn farmers for the spring planting season - because river locks on the main U.S. artery for grain and fertilizer have been shuttered for weeks.
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It shows the raccoon proving once and for all that they are smarter than humans by opening a supposedly "raccoon-proof" trash can, which features a circular switch that locks on the lid.
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For example, smart locks on front doors are triggered when a fitness tracker senses its wearer has fallen asleep or coffee makers start brewing when a smartphone alarm goes off in the morning.
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There were no hints of the horror stories of Sochi, where visitors landed in rooms without toilets or locks on their doors or actual doors, or with other visitors sleeping in their beds.
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Here is a 23-year-old version of the former quarterback for the Miami Dolphins showing off his luscious locks on the field, just before an NFL football game back in 1985 (left).
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Charlie Baker appear to have pretty solid locks on re-election — and the state could see dramatic changes to its tax code, at least according to a new WBUR/MassINC poll out yesterday.
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Scoot CEO Michael Keating said the next version of the scooters will have locks on them, so they can be locked to sign posts and bike racks, instead of dumped all over city sidewalks.
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"While journalists do publish material that is gathered by sources, we don't help the sources pick the locks on the safes that hold the information," wrote New York Times reporter Katie Benner on Twitter.
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Nintendo put security locks on the dock to prevent theft, but even that added cable didn't make the process of moving the Joy-Con controller from the Grip to the Dock any more complex.
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To meet the state's conditional certification for use in Tuesday's primary, the county put physical locks on the USB ports on county workstations to prevent someone from inserting a rogue USB stick into them.
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Some of the posts warn about suspicious white vans roaming their town, others are more general warnings about vans with locks on the outside, which the posters claim are a mark for human trafficking.
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After the boat passed through the third of five locks on the waterway, Mr. Caspers swung it around to head toward Clewiston in the rim canal that skirts the south shore of Lake Okeechobee.
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Multiple people who were present told me that that morning, Traywick locked the webpage manager out of the company website, changed the locks on the Florida lab space, and barricaded himself inside for several hours.
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We'll do almost anything to avoid a social interaction, even if that means leaving things unsaid between us and Ken (and putting our lives at risk by having no heat or locks on our windows).
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You can put locks on your cans, or if you're YouTube's The Backyard Scientist, you build a gigantic mouse trap with a spring-powered, coconut-smashing arm that reaches speeds of 42 miles per hour.
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For all the hype his campaign has received in recent days, Rubio has gone 0-for-4 in the early states -- and unlike Cruz, whose home state votes, there are no locks on Tuesday's map.
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After announcing that she would create a separate arts organization under her control, Mayor Muriel Bowser changed the locks on the storage area that houses the commission's prized art collection, preventing staff from accessing it.
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We know what it looks like when expectations of security in physical environments degrade: People put triple locks on their doors, retreat into gated communities, look over their shoulder as they walk down the street.
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Jenner showed off her new pink locks on Instagram after landing at Coachella, sharing her long hair with the caption, "I'm not a regular mom I'm a cool mom," from the iconic hit film Mean Girls.
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She undoes the three locks on her front door and disarms the security system, setting down her purse, which houses a small black GPS tracker resembling a beeper; she carries it with her wherever she goes.
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Other changes include: a buzzer system for the front office, additional resource officers and other security personnel, 52 new cameras, more fencing and new locks on the doors, as well as a new fire alarm tone.
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At one point, when the project architect directed our attention to the view from the window of one of the classrooms, I noticed the photographers in the room snapping pictures of the locks on the door.
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Their school, now the site of one of the 10 deadliest mass shootings in US history, will feature dozens more cameras, charged locks on classroom doors, more security staff and counselors, plus a 12-foot fence.
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Last thing in the world we want is to have guns that you can only shoot with your fingerprint, or to have guns with such strong safety locks on them that they may not be sellable.
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Rising water levels on the Mississippi River are likely to close three locks on the grain shipping waterway from southern Iowa to northern Missouri later this week, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said on Monday.
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Patridge alleges that the BMX rider changed the locks on the home they shared and claims her wedding rings are missing from the house, and Bohan has filed a request for a temporary emergency order against her.
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Meanwhile, it's unclear how Fort Dix could be much more of a punishment, given all the leisure activities available for inmates, as well as the fact that there are no bars, towers, or locks on its rooms.
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Jenner showed off her new pink locks on Instagram after landing at Coachella, sharing her new long hair with the caption, "I'm not a regular mom I'm a cool mom," from the iconic hit film Mean Girls.
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As the movie begins, seven-year-old Chloe (Lexy Kolker) is living with her father Henry (Emile Hirsch) in a huge, dilapidated house with the windows papered over and a long string of locks on the doors.
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In September 2019, the US Air Force said that it would indefinitely bar the KC-46 from carrying cargo or passengers due to an incident during which the cargo locks on the floor of the aircraft failed.
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Lock 27 is one of the busiest locks on the U.S. inland waterways system and is just upriver from St. Louis, a key port for loading grain barges bound for export terminals along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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"If you come into the country breaking the law, that's not a good way to get your foot in the door," said Nick Zapotocky, 31, who now has three deadbolt locks on the door of his home.
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With their rich fees and locks on client cash for as much as 10 years, so-called alternative investments — investing in private equity, hedge funds and distressed debt — are the fastest-growing segment of the fund industry.
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The 54-year-old Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star debuted new longer locks on Tuesday, showing off the style exclusively to PEOPLE before showing it off to the world on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.
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"So grateful and happy to be alive but sad that my hair fell out and is about 1 inch long now and looks [crazy]," she captioned a photo of herself sans her trademark red locks on Sept. 15.
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Democrats have advocated fo certain policies that have helped prevent deaths elsewhere, including stricter background checks, rules prohibiting domestic abusers from owning weapons, and secure locks on firearms in the home with decreased rates of gun-related deaths.
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That afternoon, a British-born artist and writer named Hannah Black posted a letter to the curators Lew and Locks on Facebook, demanding not only that "Open Casket" be removed from the show but that it be destroyed.
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During the 76th annual awards on Sunday evening, a young model — sporting a royal blue gown and loose brown locks on the red carpet — appeared in the background of several photos, proudly holding a tray of Fiji water bottles.
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The tankers were also subject to a three-month ban on flying with cargo and passengers in late 2019, after locks on compartments came unlocked during flight, raising concern that unsecured equipment could damage the plane and harm passengers.
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I wouldn't double- and triple-check the locks on my windows and doors, as I've done every evening since I woke one night in my 20s to find an unknown man leaning over my bed, half-suspended through an unlocked window.
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Symmetra/Winston: Symmetra and Winston couldn't be more different as Overwatch heroes, but they share one thing that makes them both effective against Tracer: a short-range primary weapon that automatically locks on and delivers sustained damage to any target.
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There's almost always some form of inspiration for making a big change, be it a cute Instagram pic of unicorn locks on your favorite celebrity or even, say, a pic of a dog's ear that somehow has perfect caramel highlights.
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There have been real signs of progress: Last year, Parisian officials announced the city would permanently remove locks on the Pont des Arts, one of the most impacted bridges, and change the design of the bridge's railing to prevent more.
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I clamped down the two small locks on the end of the instrument, pulled the handle toward me to create suction, and eased it gently onto the plastic tube—I wasn't going to be the one to perforate my papaya's fundus.
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Strengthening your psychic shield or picking up Dion Fortune's classic Psychic Self-Defense is also a good idea; feeling safe and secure isn't just about having strong locks on your door, but also having firm boundaries, both emotionally and psychically.
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I received emails that promised I would be lynched, shot and raped, and Princeton's department of African-American studies, of which I am a member, was so flooded with hate that the locks on the doors had to be changed.
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The city said that Arlington Place had installed locks on the guest rooms, which turned the operation into a hotel and raised safety issues not only for guests but also for firefighters or police officers who might respond in an emergency.
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Michael Zweiback, the former chief of the cybercrimes section of the U.S. Attorney's Office in Los Angeles, said it was highly unusual for the U.S. to ask Apple to give the FBI specialized software that would weaken the digital locks on the iPhone.
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BAM shares the 600 million euro ($710 million) contract for the locks on a 50:50 basis with larger peer Royal VolkerWessels NV, which said separately its forecast for an increase in full-year core earnings remains intact despite the setback at IJmuiden.
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Although George W. Bush expanded the program during his presidency, the Obama administration has sought to cut funding for the existing program, arguing that the Transportation Security Administration's pre-flight screening of passengers and locks on cockpit doors make the program unnecessary.
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The Oscar-winning actress, 43, looked incredibly similar to Kelly, 47, in a white T-shirt, jeans and the news anchor's signature blonde, wavy locks, on the same day sources told PEOPLE Megyn Kelly Today was canceled by NBC after the host's controversial blackface comments.
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I wasn't worried about the bike — no one uses locks on the island and they hadn't even asked me my name when I rented it — but I had an iPhone 6, an expensive D.S.L.R. camera, plus 110 U.S. dollars, 15 Australian dollars, and 347,000 rupiahs.
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And while I haven't been diagnosed with OCD, I do have a pathological need to check the locks on my door at night—I have to touch them or it doesn't count—and I'm more uneasy in homes with multiple entries or notoriously unlocked doors.
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She started it off by lifting the wig and unveiling her natural locks on Snapchat before covering them up again in a blonde waist-length wig, showing off her diamonds, and matching with her rumored new boyfriend Travis Scott aboard a yacht in a vintage Hooters tee.
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The Jane the Virgin star showed off her freshly dyed blonde locks on Thursday via an off-kilter selfie where she's wearing thick-framed red sunglasses and sticking her tongue out to the side with a few strands of her new do casually brushed across one eye.
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So having neo-Nazi white supremacist groups pick up our story has meant that we installed new locks on our doors, and we've been really careful about when we go out in public, when we pick up our kids, and not having our address up anywhere.
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Michigan has not yet submitted a list of projects to the president, but a spokeswoman for the governor said state officials specifically discussed with the Trump transition team improvement of the Soo Locks, on an important freight route on the waterway connecting Lake Superior to Lake Huron.
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The HomePod just reinforces the locks on the gates outside, because once your $349 (or $698 or $1,396, depending on the number you install in your home in the years to come) is invested, you'll be quite unlikely to make any future choices that conflict with that purchase.
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More from Kevin Roose of the NYT: In real-world terms, a part of Facebook still sees itself as the bank that got robbed, rather than the architect who designed a bank with no safes, and no alarms or locks on the doors, and then acted surprised when burglars struck.
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Our Jewish community center ended up hiring a rotating roster of off-duty cops, who were only able to staff the position about half the time, and this year, we got better locks on the religious school door, put in impact-resistant glass, and parents took turns doing door-duty each week.
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Your weaponry expands considerably as the game goes along, whether through upgrades (the pistol goes from a single shot to a triple shot with multiple angles), or new methods of destruction (a missile launcher that chews through energy like nobody's business but also locks on if fired somewhat in the proximity of an enemy).
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" According to the new mom — she welcomed son Shai Aleksander in January — their home has "floor to ceiling glass windows all around the perimeter of our house" and the man "could see right into our house and he was yelling at Maks and me saying that we had changed the locks on him — that it was his house.
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Not only does this new life form require a complete top-to-bottom home makeover in the form of tons of plush toys, pastels, mobiles, and safety locks on anything and everything, but it also requires ditching your arsenal of designer duds in favor of t-shirts and sweats you won't mind getting covered in baby food and spit-up.
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There are seven theme entries in Mr. Dewey's puzzle (the clues are starred), plus the revealer at 65A, A AND W. The list of theme entries is fairly disparate, until you realize that they all have one thing in common: they are two-word phrases whose first letters are A AND W: 1A: AD WAR 6A: ACID WASH 202.53A: APPIAN WAY 36A: ARIZONA WILDCATS (If there's going to be an "awww ..." associated with this puzzle, Mr. Dewey made this his banner entry because, as he states below, he found true love in Tucson.) 49A: ALTAR WINE 64A: AIR WAVES 6D: ABIGAIL WILLIAMS • 16A: Remember, in a tricky crossword, "locks" can be hair as well as locks on your door.
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