Those steps have included bans on logging in certain areas, and crackdowns on illegal logging operations.
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This new bounty system means players aren't logging in to have fun, they're logging in to remove stressors.
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It's not just logging off of Facebook; it's logging off the countless websites that use Facebook to log in.
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Logging in, then logging out of any forgotten devices and permanently deleting the account should cut your Facebook ties.
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Consolidation of logging operations, decline in the logging industry during the Depression, the introduction of foresters to reseed and protect forests so production could continue, and the rise of technological advancements in logging that changed how the job was done—all these things remade logging into an industry more accessible to the modern era.
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And whether it's called salvage logging or post-fire logging, science shows these projects can actually increase the risk of wildfires.
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There is no logging to be done at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, nor is there logging to be done near it.
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The southern entrance is via Swift Brook Road near Stacyville, and follows a logging road (logging trucks have the right of way).
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In Romania, two big do-it-yourself retail chains ended purchasing agreements with an Austrian logging giant implicated in illegal logging there.
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It is captivating in its description of the dangers of logging giant trees, and brutally portrays conditions in the early logging camps.
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But, like logging calories on a diet, logging ad trackers is a way to self-impose a constant reminder of corporate surveillance.
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Global Witness' satellite analysis of logging roads showed 669 km (416 miles) lying above 400 m (1,300 feet) elevation, where logging is nominally restricted.
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This firmware essentially checks the URL you are logging into, keeping your security code private until it can verify the source you're logging onto.
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Some were used in logging operations for generations before 1989, when Thailand, facing the rapid destruction of its forests, banned nearly all commercial logging.
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Logging into the local Google Starbucks portal brings up the familiar coffee-infused webpage that you'd see if logging in from a phone or laptop.
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TONGASS LOGGING GETS GREENLIT AGAIN: The Trump administration is teeing up plans to reverse a long-standing limit on logging in Alaska's Tongass National Forest.
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Sometimes, said Sa, they would find themselves alone, deep in the woods, looking for logging camps, surrounded by armed men—soldiers—in the process of logging.
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The logging equipment operators occupation, which makes up a little over 40% of employment in the logging industry, is projected to decline by 13.8% over the next decade.
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The environment minister responsible for the logging was dismissed and his successor Kowalczyk said then that the logging had already been halted and Warsaw would honour the ECJ ruling.
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Trump's argument, that extensive logging and a change in California's water practices could alleviate its fire problems, is regularly touted by Republicans who support logging industry groups out West.
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A separate poll in August found that two-thirds of voters in southeast Alaska favored either prohibiting logging or allowing it only in areas where logging roads already exist.
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Common activities on public Wi-Fi include logging into a personal e-mail account (58 percent), logging into social media (56 percent) and accessing bank or financial information (22 percent).
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It required logging in of course, even before today's announcement, but what Okta is doing is simplifying that in the same way it simplified logging into cloud applications for individuals.
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The kind of helicopter logging being considered for Prince of Wales Island requires less road building than traditional logging because felled trees are lifted in bundles out of the forest.
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When asked at a conference whether Poland would stop logging in Bialowieza to avoid the fines, Szyszko replied "Why are you talking about logging?" and did not provide a clear answer.
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Stackdriver, Google's monitoring, logging and diagnostics solution for applications that run on Google Cloud Platform and AWS, is getting a number of new logging features and expanded free log limits today.
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The same thing that prevents you from logging into Snapchat on two phones would seemingly prevent you from logging in on a Pixelbook and your smartphone, at least at the same time.
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For example, if you've ever seen an alert that says "You're logging in from a device you don't usually use," where a website recognizes that you're logging in from a new device.
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His analogy of choice was logging: A long time ago logging entities discovered and harvested a resource at scale before anyone else and one of their advantages was the ability to pollute.
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Facebook now has 1.52 billion people logging into its service every single day, and 2.32 billion logging in at least once a month — both figures up 9 percent from the previous year.
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A company like Apple might have made a special login process for in-house products, but logging into the real Google Docs through OAuth is no different from logging into Joe's Document Reader.
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Wade Davis got the final out, logging his 27th save.
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But authorities struggle to protect the often remote logging sites.
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Logging, after all, made the livelihoods of thousands of Peruvians.
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"The economy in Loreto moves because of logging," Navarro says.
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They will be charged only for logging onto the internet.
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The Bolsonaro administration is focused on mining, logging, and farming.
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You can update that information by logging on to Sprint.
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This logging has caused the owl's numbers to decline steadily.
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Logging back on after Shavuot, wishing everyone a joyful #Pride2017.
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The problem with Yahoo's activity logging is one of design.
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The doctor was typing on a laptop, logging my answers.
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But the logging of Tasmanian forests has destroyed its habitat.
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He now proposes opening up some protected areas for logging.
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McAlister stationed himself at the dining room table, logging evidence.
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Because you're logging into a database that somebody else owns.
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Rescued from Thailand's logging industry, one leg is completely useless.
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And yet, that didn't stop me from logging in again.
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Enabled by corruption, illegal logging has ravaged the Carpathian forests.
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Calm down, it's night, there won't be any logging trucks.
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Logging your period is as easy as one simple tap.
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It also makes logging into all my accounts dead simple.
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It prevents someone from logging in with just your password.
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Logging won't end the blazes that are sweeping the West.
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Paradoxically, increasing logging on forests can actually increase forest fires.
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Mike Pihl, Timber Unity president and a logging company owner.
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Early industries included coal mining, logging and a paper mill.
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After finishing this assignment, I look forward to logging off.
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Logging back on after Shavuot, wishing everyone a joyful #Pride85033.
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Logging worker is the most unique job in both Oregon and Washington, because the logging industry is heavily concentrated in both states and generates a number of jobs that far surpasses the national average.
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Multiple logins means constant logging out of apps and then logging back in—a process that only gets more excruciating when you have two-factor authentication (and you should really have two-factor authentication).
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In dozens of trips since 22012, he has gone undercover, posing as a manual laborer in the logging industry, to film and photograph illegal logging and track timber from Cambodia's forests to its seaports.
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A primary goal, he added, is to determine how the illegal logging that he witnesses is linked to the global timber supply chain and the Chinese, Vietnamese and Cambodian investors behind the logging projects.
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Trump's argument, that extensive logging and a change in California's water practices could alleviate its fire problems, are regularly touted by Republicans who support logging industry groups out West as well as California GOP Reps.
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Just like agriculture, logging can either nurture or destroy an ecosystem.
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Here's the first screen I saw after logging on to WisdomPanel.com:
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Logging into the MacBook Air with Touch ID is the best.
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The attacker was believed to be part of a logging gang.
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WTI fell 2.2% this week, logging its second straight weekly decline.
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A further 68 percent have logging concessions directly bordering the park.
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Apple will still know which apps you're logging into and when.
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Recently, Russian newspapers have fulminated against Chinese firms logging Siberian forests.
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Kick off the liberating process by logging into your Facebook account.
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"Poor forest management" is a dog whistle for logging interests.103.
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The process of logging into your IMDB account is pretty standard.
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Construction, mining and logging, and goods producers have been shedding jobs.
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If you can't quite hit the delete button, consider logging off.
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Reuters' witnesses saw that the logging continued on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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It also entails leasing rights to mining, drilling, grazing, and logging.
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I don't like people logging into me [the Archives] from Facebook.
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Instead, gamers are logging into YouTube to watch gaming, Wyatt explains.
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And yet since then, neither logging nor land clearing has stopped.
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We looked up the hotel's public IP address before logging off.
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Tuesday morning he was logging treadmill time ... mogul-style, of course.
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Most of you know the issue is the logging device mandate.
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Understandably, Ghost doesn't want kids logging on to see beheading videos.
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They say that logging, oil pipelines, and constructions threaten their sustainability.
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The site is now notifying affected users and logging them out.
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The fires are coming from people farming and logging the rainforest.
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"It is not as easy as just logging more," he said.
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But it feels like what it is: a repurposed logging road.
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A logging truck with a full load on a dirt road.
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Logging into Gmail with the Titan key — seamless and user friendly.
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And not all web browsers support logging in with security keys.
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The bill's opponents circled the building in logging trucks, horns blaring.
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On the contrary, increased logging can make fires burn more intensely.
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That means logging into your existing account via your old phone.
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For some, logging off for a while can be genuinely rejuvenating.
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Washing our hands and logging enough sleep are a good start.
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And then he has to go work inside the logging place.
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Anyone could easily think he was logging into his own email.
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She's now logging grueling hours advocating for Joe Biden's 2020 bid.
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There is limited logging in the forests cut many times over.
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But around Hybart, work was limited mostly to logging or farming.
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Properly designed logging projects can reduce fire risks and benefit everyone.
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The Batek received assurances that the logging would be done selectively.
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But logging, mining, cattle, and soybean industries are disrupting that cycle.
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The job with the highest fatal injury rate, however, was logging.
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Green had personally been using Chrome without logging in for years.
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Meanwhile, logging driven by the construction boom is ravaging Tanzania's forests.
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Logging is also an important source of jobs for local residents.
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Up until then, logging and poaching were the bear's primary foes.
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But Poland's environment minister said on Monday the logging in the UNESCO World Heritage site will continue, straining already tense relations with the EU. Warsaw says logging is needed to halt an outbreak of insect pests.
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With many people feeling powerless to stop logging, Pavol took the lead and became a protest leader, campaigning, setting up road blocks to prevent the movement of logs, and circulating petitions to build support against logging.
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Their concern with commercial logging is that logging companies want to harvest old-growth trees, which also tend to be the most resilient against fires, rather than the younger trees that pose a greater fire risk.
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Not Xchange, though; Uber wants to incentivize drivers to keep logging miles.
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The Dow finished up 0.3%, logging its sixth consecutive session of gains.
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You'll then have to type in the code to complete logging in.
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Trump's new Tongass rule doesn't mean more logging, E&E News reports.
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" Tinder tweeted, "A technical issue is preventing users from logging into Tinder.
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And do you trust Amazon with logging all of your voice messages?
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Facebook also greatly limits what content people can see without logging in.
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Or consider the video cameras that some logging devices aim at drivers.
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This logging feature is one of the biggest market differentiators for Kentik.
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Hopefully the servers can take everyone logging in at the same time.
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I was a butcher; Kurt [Danielson] grew up in a logging town.
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Szyszko considers "logging" as unsuitable description of state-approved actions in Bialowieza.
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Sniffing for traffic, logging incidents and responding has a whole new meaning.
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Time to road trip your way through America — by logging onto Instagram.
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In Nyakweri forest, trade has slowed since logging was banned in February.
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That could be especially worrisome if you're logging into your cryptocurrency accounts.
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In 2016, the Obama administration ended old-growth logging in national forests.
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After logging in via fingerprint, the phone worked, but Messages did not.
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I began tracking every meal in MyFitnessPal and logging my water intake.
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Jakob Junis (5-4) ate the loss despite logging a quality start.
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Of course, your Facebook account is still the key to logging in.
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It enables keystroke logging and the theft of files and other data.
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With tribal lands turned over to the Forest Service, logging increased rapidly.
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Environmental crimes like illegal logging also seldom prosecuted in countries like Indonesia.
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She was distressed to learn about a surge in illegal logging there.
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He was logging in daily, spending hours lost in World of Warcraft.
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Download the apps your team uses instead of logging in via Safari
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This would allow logging to create similar conditions with only cursory review.
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Logging in also requires a date of birth and Social Security Number.
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The company booked profits prematurely and delayed logging expenses to pad results.
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He changes his surname to Duke, and a logging dynasty is born.
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Most users appear to be having problems logging into their Google accounts.
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Another 24% would be damaged by drought or logging, the study found.
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Self-driving cars are increasingly logging miles on Michigan roads and highways.
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Users can view it by logging in with their cable provider information.
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CALIFORNIA GOV CONSIDERS EASING LOGGING RULES TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES: California Gov.
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Wages are higher with the lowest paid workers logging the biggest gains.
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The Nasdaq rose 22019 percent, logging its seventh straight session of gains.
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There were gains in finance and insurance, and mining and logging industries.
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Now 50, Ms. Zhu moved to Manzhouli when China began restricting logging.
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Chinese logging is also threatening to wipe out the country's rain forest.
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But experts said its intent was clear — to boost the logging industry.
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Americans are logging more hours than usual now that they're working remotely.
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I'm working really hard on logging everything I buy on Every Dollar.
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I am in charge of logging all requests one day a week.
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Times Insider A technologist works in rainforest canopies to track illegal logging.
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But the reserve's forest is threatened by illegal logging and human encroachment.
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The Commission has said the logging violates the bloc's wildlife protection laws.
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Reddit is anonymous, so it's hard to tell exactly who's logging on.
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These, alongside NASA and commercial satellites, track illegal logging and fishing operations.
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Yet fishing remains the nation's second most dangerous profession, next to logging.
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To enter, simply subscribe to Processor by logging into the widget below!
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"Then the Russians will start thinking, and they will also forbid logging."
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Scientists consider the giant rat to be critically endangered because of logging.
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Then, he'll be logging a lot of frequent-flyer miles, he said.
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It's not enough to believe in logging off on weekends in theory.
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So, despite the helicopter worrying, I'll still be logging onto Furbo. Sometimes.
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Anyone who is suicidal may receive immediate help by logging onto Suicide.
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The FTSE 100 shed 1003% after logging 11 straight days of advances.
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F.B.I. analysts also note critical mistakes North Korean hackers made, such as logging into their attack servers from known North Korean Internet addresses and even logging into both their Facebook account and Sony's servers from the same computers.
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Instead of allowing for teenage truckers or exemptions to the electronic logging device mandate, a rule intended to increase accuracy in the logging of drivers' hours, lawmakers should pass policies that will actually improve safety on the roads.
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Illegal logging accounts for about 50 to 90 percent of logging in many tropical countries, and around 15 to 30 percent globally, according to a 2012 report by Interpol, the international police organization, and the United Nations Environment Program.
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The European Court of Justice ordered a halt to logging in July last year while it looked into the Commission's case that the sharp increase in the logging target for the southeastern Bialowieza Forest section broke European environment law.
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But in her case, obsessing over calories and logging her food was unhealthy.
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If logging in gets too cumbersome, cable subscribers could get frustrated and cancel.
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You can redeem cash-back rewards logging into your online Capital One account.
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They did offer the following statement: We swiftly resolved this information logging issue.
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I tried to restrict myself from logging in until I finished my homework.
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Children have died working in jobs including construction, retail, government and even logging.
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People can also submit tips by logging onto the CrimeStoppers website at WWW.NYPDCRIMESTOPPERS.
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It is an alternative to logging into an account to Facebook and Google.
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"Forest guardians" patrol their remote tribal land to protect it from illegal logging.
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For me, logging into his Plex is a little like visiting a library.
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In return, the big companies find out what you're logging into and when.
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This would allow mining, agricultural and logging companies to exploit its natural resources.
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It's a sound from when "logging off" was an option in our lives.
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The browser is intended for one basic reason: logging in to public hotspots.
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Logging into our social media and email accounts online can be an ordeal.
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They are increasingly concerned about illegal logging and agriculture encroaching on the jungle.
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Your accounts will remain separate but logging in will be fast and simple . . .
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"Money is involved," he said, adding that soldiers also have interests in logging.
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We settle on an old school lunch place in an old logging town.
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However, in this bottom section, Yahoo is only logging the activity and time.
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Increased logging and agricultural activity is contributing to habitat loss, the researchers say.
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This data is pulled from devices you're logged into with location logging enabled.
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It suggested that an IMSI catcher was inside the protest, logging campaigners' phones.
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It works directly with MyFitnessPal, one of my favorite apps, for food logging.
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Even your phone is locally logging your keystrokes in some way or another.
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Klara escaped the uncomfortable situation by completely logging off and quitting the game.
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Eventually, logging on to OkCupid via my laptop turned into downloading the app.
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It's an environmental disaster, replete with logging, factory pollution, and the trees' depletion.
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It protects the area indefinitely from various kinds of development, such as logging.
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They are forced to work abroad in mining, logging, textile and construction industries.
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In general, the Blaze did a good job logging my movements each day.
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The Nasdaq also rose 256.33 percent, logging its seventh straight session of gains.
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Splunk provides much broader security visibility across the enterprise through its logging tools.
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The parents haven't been shy about logging Samuel Thomas' bodily fluids on Twitter.
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To keep them happy, corrupt businesses, such as logging or mining, are tolerated.
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Settlement ceased, and logging and its slash heaps were more or less domesticated.
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In many tropical countries 50 to 90 percent of all logging is illegal.
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Settlers and logging companies felled the forests and left lands lathered in slash.
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On national forests, the bill opens up protected Roadless Areas to commercial logging.
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You, my reader, are probably not going to the World Logging Championships. Sorry.
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Logging and development have reduced the old-growth trees to just 120,000 acres.
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That involves looking up lots of information, logging inspection data, and the like.
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Forty-five people died after a hunter in a logging camp caught Ebola.
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And they're using these tragedies to force through provisions for large-scale logging.
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Zinke blames California's recent wildfires on lawsuits he says prevented federal logging projects.
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You can find your Chase Offers by logging in to your Chase account.
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BLACKWAY So much for the peace and quiet of Pacific Northwest logging towns.
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He recommends logging every task you do throughout the course of two weeks.
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But logging in a postapocalyptic forest would pose a number of health concerns.
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He became a detective, logging hundreds of arrests, and then a decorated sergeant.
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Their purview ranges from archaeological sites to logging operations to wild mustang herds.
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Originally named Oyster Harbour, Ladysmith was primarily known for mining, logging, and fishing.
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Alexa contemplates our conversation, logging the behavioral information of the line of inquiry.
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The logging industry arguing in favor of it, and many scientists opposing it.
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And with each passing day we see the destruction advance: deforestation, invasion, logging.
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Stocks rallied Monday with the Dow logging its biggest point gain in history.
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Precinct chairs were reporting problems logging into the app as of Monday afternoon.
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Logging workers, fishers, aircraft pilots, and roofers made the top of the list.
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Logging out of one device doesn&apost log you out of the other.
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Wildcat mining is less pervasive than logging, but it can be more insidious.
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As it stands, vast networks of logging roads exist throughout our national forests.
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Both fishing and tourism are much bigger industries in Alaska than is logging.
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Even more detailed instructions for opening and logging into the Caucus Calculator follow.
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Also available today is a new way to learn what Alexa is logging.
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This way you can justifiably half-listen while logging precious good-sport minutes.
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Mining and logging pay was up 5.3% and leisure and hospitality rose 3.1%.
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Logging out of your current profile will also direct you to this page.
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Contaminated water and water-logging often unleash such infections after floods and mudslides.
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Cycles Tracking is one of the easiest apps for logging from your wrist.
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That last parcel of buffer forest was being surveyed for impending logging operations.
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Poland Dispatch A European court stopped logging in the Bialowieza Forest in Poland.
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HSBC customers reported problems logging into desktop and mobile services on Friday morning.
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This is a tremendous coup for Instagram users who've had to suffer the indignity of logging out and then logging back in again merely to switch between their different accounts, and it's great to see the company listening to feedback.
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Where it stands: The proposed logging is part of a larger plan by the USFS to open up 2.2 million acres to sales, with the more than 42,000 acres available for logging and the remaining land available for road construction.
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In November, the European Court of Justice put Poland under threat of a 100,000-euro-per-day fine for illegal logging in the continent's oldest forest, and early this month Poland's prime minister fired the environment minister who authorized the logging.
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My downfall was logging into what I thought was a hotel Wi-Fi network.
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But first-quarter profit is still seen logging its first annual contraction since 2016.
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Fortunately, the study identified a solution to this problem: simply logging off the site.
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The Dow closed up 0.8% on Wednesday, logging its third consecutive day of gains.
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The Nasdaq, however, closed at another record high, logging five straight sessions of gains.
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Click here to view original GIFTurning a logging machine into a bucking rodeo bull?
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Logging into apps, as Apple notes, is a source of friction for many users.
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The retailer is logging the highest volume of orders seen since the program launched.
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The action seeks to highlight the ongoing issue of illegal logging in the country.
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"You can access it from this link by logging in," the direct message continued.
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He launched a showy crackdown on illegal logging when he took office in 2004.
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How the Trump admin plans to fast-track Tongass logging, E&E News reports.
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And that's a lot more than I can say about travel logging on Instagram.
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This year, solve the Halloween dilemma by logging into one of these six apps.
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The key then cryptographically signs and allows the challenge, logging you into the service.
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But first-quarter profit is still seen logging its first annual contraction since 533.
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But it sold thousands of acres to logging companies in 2014 after revenues plunged.
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But that has idled thousands of the elephants that toil in the logging industry.
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On average, most Venmo users are logging in two to three times per week.
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Once inside the resuscitation room Dr Bew started logging patients' details in a notebook.
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You'll have a couple of options for logging in, starting with a fingerprint reader.
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There's even a fingerprint sensor smartly integrated into the power button for logging in.
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Cellular service was spotty, and server issues prevented players from logging into the game.
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There are only two cars logging miles there, and they don't pick up passengers.
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It does fitness tracker things, like logging activity, monitoring sleep, and helping count calories.
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"The exploit got loaded on the confirmation page after logging in," the user wrote.
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The dead have overwhelmingly been local reporters, like Taing, covering illegal mining or logging.
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In the United States, most logging is done by private companies on private land.
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After logging in, the name associated with the account (not the username) had changed.
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But stay accurate with your income by logging the exact amount of your paychecks.
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The phone had a lot of trouble logging into a hotel Wi-Fi system.
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Two-factor authentication is more secure but adds an extra step to logging in.
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Also new in today's release is Firewall Rules Logging, which is now in beta.
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"Logging isn't perfect," the second former employee who described the data access abuse said.
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Trump's call for increased logging also creates a dangerous and false sense of security.
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Between January 2015 and March 2016, the mining and logging industry lost 170,000 jobs.
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"Students are already doing most of these things so it's just about logging it."
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Users also appeared to be having trouble logging in or connecting to the server.
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NordVPN's no-logging policy also protected user activity from being compromised in the incident.
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Auto stocks rose 3%, logging the biggest gain among the market's main sub-sectors.
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Logging companies exploited cheap undervalued heavily-subsidized lumber to ravage Tongass's old growth trees.
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In 2013, the Tongass U.S. Forest Department sought to address these unsustainable logging practices.
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After logging was banned, tourism became a way to make money with the elephants.
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Apple, by contrast, came in dead last, logging just over one mile per disengagement.
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In Indonesia, we were logging into Friendster and sending people messages on BlackBerry BBM.
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But police said Hyun repeatedly stayed late alone at the school without logging overtime.
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Logging, oil pipelines, and scientific developments threaten lands deemed sacred by Native American tribes.
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Upon logging in, I was greeted with this message I hadn't seen in years.
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Illegal logging is one of the greatest threats to the preservation of the Amazon.
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And some of the fires are started by those engaging in farming and logging.
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Illegal logging and mining in the Amazon rain forest cause drastic levels of deforestation.
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She had no issue logging in to her Facebook, Amazon Alexa and Spotify accounts.
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After a violent action against the logging industry, the characters are forced to scatter.
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But if you like thoughtful polemics, it's worth logging off Facebook to read it.
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She campaigned against a logging concession, which also implicitly meant campaigning against martial law.
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The Hang Seng energy subindex crashed 10.9%, logging its worst session since late 2008.
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If you're in Paris on a weekend, start by logging on to vide-greniers.
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I don't want to encourage underage use, but maybe you're logging in alongside her?
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Ethiopian airlines said Getachew had an "excellent flying record," logging more than 8,000 hours.
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Logging into Second Life and role-playing sex with children fulfills a carnal urge.
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Click on "My Account" after logging in to bring you to your account details.
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Nearly all of those watching were hobbyists, logging countless hours outside their day jobs.
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It was in rural Northern California, not on a logging operation in the state.
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Even trees coveted for their wood that are protected from logging are chopped down.
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The groom, 30, is a machine operator at Brand Logging, a company in Christchurch.
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So if you're planting forests, you have to protect them from fires and logging.
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Istio offers load balancing, service discovery, logging and traffic management but with heavy overhead.
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Meanwhile, U.S gold saw a immediate increase, logging its consecutive three days bounce-back.
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Got a country where logging or development or agriculture has mowed down whole forests?
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Multiple caucus chairs reported problems with not only obtaining the app, but logging in.
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When logging removes trees, it doesn't just assault the biodiversity of the local vegetation.
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Losses also mounted due to the premature felling of trees and rising logging costs.
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"This will last another five years, maybe," he said of the Chinese logging boom.
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But that ritual largely ended after logging polluted streams in the early 20th century.
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However, the Nasdaq bucked Tuesday's downdraft, logging its third positive session in a row.
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But logging dates, times, and clients is just the beginning of what ProjectDue offers.
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Users can browse content on the Kanopy website after logging into the NYPL online.
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Without the Yangambi scientists' research, logging could doom one remarkable tree species to extinction.
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She has been unable to sign back into Tinder since logging off on Thursday.
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The only problem was that many users had trouble logging in to see it.
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Nearly 16 miles of logging roads would have been bulldozed through grizzly bear habitat.
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While there has been some progress in China, the report indicated that there's still challenges: the gains may be offset by the logging practices of other countries, while regions of South America and Africa still see continual logging practices that threaten those forests.
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One way to better understand the person accessing your services is to look at some contextual clues such as where they are logging on, the IP address of the machine they are logging on from, the time of day and other factors.
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"Around the world, we see countries that have similar problems with illegal logging, and they have great laws on the books," said David Gehl, the Eurasia Program Coordination for the Environmental Investigation Agency, which has investigated Romania's illegal logging industry in the past.
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One of the more interesting ones was that it didn't control the underlying systems it was responsible for logging into, and if a company were to switch to a non-standard way of logging in, this could have an impact on the business.
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Sneaky keystroke-logging software has been installed in work desktops and laptops since the 1990s.
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Logging into our accounts can bring us laughter, joy, and even (if we're lucky) love.
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In addition to logging food, the other pillar of the Weight Watchers lexicon is community.
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I had checked into a pretty large, crappy hotel in some really small logging town.
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Logging onto Netflix with your BFF's password is actually illegal, unless Netflix knows about it.
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The barriers to logging in and streaming premium content from multiple devices is much lower.
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Evaristo can then deploy a team to destroy illicit logging camps and torch their machinery.
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Cruise also missed the goal of logging a million miles a month by early 2018.
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The ease of logging in, choosing, say Rihanna, and seeing what she sees is mesmerizing.
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The statement also added the group banned logging rare trees, according to the UK Independent .
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"I had seen firsthand the destruction caused by rampant logging, fishing and mining," Hagedorn said.
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Plus, there's total anonymity, a strict no-logging policy, and you get unlimited simultaneous connections.
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After that, maybe think long and hard about whether it's even worth logging back in.
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Boyfriend heads to work and I water our (many) plants before logging onto my computer.
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"I was just really excited and kept logging in and raiding ever since," Gonzalez said.
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Logging jobs that have been lost could be replaced by new careers in fire management.
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The designation allows authorities to restrict activities such as grazing, farming, logging, and mineral mining.
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EST on Wednesday (0230 GMT on Thursday) after logging 328 days on the orbiting laboratory.
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The S&P 500 (SPX) closed 1.2%, also logging its worst day since August 23.
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People may then push out other animals and prepare unoccupied lands for logging and farming.
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And that might be worth the extra price, especially if you're logging lots of miles.
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If you're like us, you've spent the past week logging in and out of Facebook.
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They cover, among other things, refugees, the treatment of media and logging in ancient forests.
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But for most, the first step is logging on to a functional Canadian immigration website.
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Logging into the main account would instantly log them in to the rest, as well.
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Customers can review that plan online at any time by logging into the Heartbeat system.
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A recent addition is Papua New Guinea, which wants help unravelling logging groups' tax affairs.
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Finally, the $280 KeyMission 80 is Nikon's slim, tiny take on a life-logging camera.
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No more peeing on sticks, or logging body temperature that's been taken at specific hours.
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"Many excessive gamers report that they hate logging off and leaving such games," he says.
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According to Uitto, the tree growth in these areas outpaces the the rate of logging.
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They also worked with the locals to stop illegal poaching and logging in the area.
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There have been larger gains in the wider mining and logging sector, according to BLS.
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Four years ago the Gerkes took a payout from Australia's federal government to quit logging.
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My mom has had real trouble logging into her hospital system; it works, but inconsistently.
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The villagers in the logging community on the far side of the river were menacing.
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Drawbridge figured out a way to understand users even when they aren't logging in somewhere.
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An app called Lark already offers food-logging and personalized recommendations to the Apple Watch.
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The public can also submit their tips by logging onto the CrimeStoppers website at WWW.NYPDCRIMESTOPPERS.
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Dull has an ERA of 2.00 in September after logging a 4.22 ERA in August.
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The company's also coordinating with the university to launch its new mood-logging Happiness app.
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And of course, I would never devalue the endorphins that come with logging small accomplishments.
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Logging out of a Google service will also force log you out of Google Chrome.
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It is logging where credit is taken up due to Brexit to track the impact.
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The Deh Bala fighters were reportedly funding their activities through illegal logging and talc mining.
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The Guccifer persona apparently neglected to switch on the VPN client before logging on once.
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Is my phone flashlight strong enough to warn a logging truck tearing down the mountain?
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Southern states will not enact preservation policies prohibiting logging or economic development of forest products.
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Canada's forest area has declined more than 9 percent since 2000 from logging, it said.
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One group was told to start logging their daily exercise sessions onto a study website.
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After logging in, navigate over to "Manage Account" and select "Add channel with a code."
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It's also the technology behind most cryptocurrencies, logging ownership and transfers of the digital tokens.
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Deleting your Snapchat account requires logging into the desktop version of the social media platform.
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After logging in, the screen reiterates that Lex is a space designed for queer people.
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Logging practices and heavy development in the urban forest interface also play a big role.
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It is not the case that users must be enrolled in a flight-logging service.
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Mr. Petruk is an unabashed advocate of increased commercial activity in the zone, including logging.
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This simplified logging system can be integrated with other monitoring tools, including Splunk and Datadog.
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Interested users can purchase the UFC fight by logging in to "My Account" on Sling.
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Illegal logging at the time resulted in a flash flood that killed hundreds of people.
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But logging onto Chatroulette every day for six years—that's in an entirely different league.
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Absolutely. And can we please open up more federal lands for mining, drilling and logging?
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Logging swallowed big swathes of the savanna; cotton and sugar plantations chewed up the leftovers.
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Trade, transportation and utilities also lost 11,153 jobs, and mining and logging lost 5,000 positions.
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Trade, transportation and utilities also lost 11,000 jobs, and mining and logging lost 5,000 positions.
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Rather, it is issued by Forest Stewardship Council to logging companies for responsible forestry practices.
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Mining and logging industries, which have been rocked by volatile oil prices, subtracted 5,000 jobs.
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The logging may have left fast-burning weeds and young trees in the fire's path.
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But some are afraid logging could resume in the forest and disrupt its rich ecosystem.
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In 2015, Asia Pacific Investment Development was found guilty of illegal logging in the Solomons.
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The nonprofit makes sure that the wood is not contributing to illegal logging and deforestation.
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That means many employees who typically work on site are now logging on from home.
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Several people in the United States have been convicted of illegal logging using DNA evidence.
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Secret Manager includes the necessary tools for managing secret versions and audit logging, for example.
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Illegal logging is thinning the forests that once protected hillsides from eroding into the lake.
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The plan is just one of several ways the Trump administration is changing logging nationwide.
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But even when he's gone, his fiercest supporters and opponents will still be logging online.
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Forests in South America and Central Africa are also shrinking because of logging and deforestation.
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But he has also been a staunch advocate of mining and logging on those lands.
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It would also prohibit industries like logging, mining and hydroelectric development from using the land.
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After logging in, the app automatically searched for and paired with my Furbo via Bluetooth.
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How to switch between users on a Mac by logging out or locking your screen1.
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Mario was a superstar from 2006 to 2016 ... logging 97.5 sacks in 158 career games.
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It also provides tools for analytics, monitoring, alerting, logging and debugging for cryptocurrency-connected software.
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And these forests were being destroyed at alarming rates, largely for agriculture, ranching, and logging.
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To avoid the tribal police, they met on the grounds of an old logging show.
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Trade-sensitive German shares were up 1.2%, logging their biggest percentage gain in a month.
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Polish officials argue that logging protects the forest from a violent infestation of bark beetles.
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There they found community forest concessions like the one in Uaxactun, dedicated to sustainable logging.
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As America First — a pro-Trump super PAC — told Axios, they'll be "logging and clipping."
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By logging onto an online account, the customer can see the report and its interpretation.
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You can check your passwords from any computer by logging into your account on 1Password.
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But it was not until the European court threatened financial penalties that the logging ended.
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That's almost double the 28 minutes per day those users were logging a year earlier.
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You're still logging in for each separate instance, but it takes a lot less time.
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Warsaw stopped the logging earlier this year as part of the broader campaign to improve ties with the EU. Environment minister Jan Szyszko, who was responsible for the increased logging, has now been dismissed, and the ministry said on Tuesday it would respect the ruling.
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The Polish government said at the beginning of the year that it had complied with the July 2017 order from the European Court of Justice to halt logging in Bialowieza, though the official forestry data reportedly shows Poland hitting logging quotas far ahead of schedule.
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"After more than 30 years of logging on Penan land, we call for a logging moratorium and for the official recognition of our lands," Nick Kelesau, a Penan elder who plays the role of an iconic headman in the film told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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On Monday, Poland's environment minister, Jan Szyszko, who had called the logging a "protective" effort to combat a bark-beetle infestation, said that he ordered an end to the cutting in a third of the forest, but that the logging would continue in the remainder.
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Logging subsequently jumped across the roadway, with a huge area of downed trees visible by drone.
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Mr. Hun Sen did not explain how illegal logging activities might be distinguished from the air.
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But the problem is that logging into that app is a giant pain in the ass.
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Garza has made 12 career starts against Pittsburgh, logging a 53-5 record and 4.02 ERA.
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You can check out these figures on Snapchat's websites after logging in and checking "my orders."
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They visited river ports, attended endless meetings, and interviewed people about life in the logging camps.
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The Consumer Discretionary and Tech sectors lead - each group logging gains in excess of 3 percent.
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The ministry rejects that approach, saying that abandoning sanitary logging would mean "de-facto giving up".
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Enter "Morning Glory": a morning erection logging app brought to us by men's health startup Roman.
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Despite the Mexican government reportedly outlawing logging there, tensions between environmentalists and loggers seemed to rise.
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The app works like this: each morning, users measure their temperature, logging it into the app.
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Alas, our days were so packed I wouldn't have had time to do any logging anyway.
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But there is something worse, say owners of Myanmar's logging elephants: having no job at all.
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The logging capabilities let you search across your GCP and AWS clusters from a single interface.
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Jobs remain consistently available, and she snatches them up minutes after logging online to find gigs.
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Logging on to Fortnite feels good, like hearing the opening music to the Harry Potter movies.
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The family funds a team of local rangers who work to address illegal poaching and logging.
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For anyone having trouble logging back into Facebook, there is help available at Facebook's Help Center.
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Logging from national parks is illegal but has always been carried out on a small scale.
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Furthermore, a recent reduction in logging has led to an even closer packing together of trees.
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The public can also submit their tips by logging onto the Crime stoppers website at WWW.NYPDCRIMESTOPPERS.
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Traditional skimmers are simply devices that can intercept a transaction, logging your data in the process.
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As a result, the carbon they store above ground can be lost to wildfires or logging.
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The feeling of logging into an online community that only exists in that world is unrivaled.
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Richard Karemire, an army spokesman, denied that any soldiers were involved in charcoal burning or logging.
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This is resulting in some customers having slow performance or issues logging into their Coinbase accounts.
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The fix not only deletes the key-logging code but also the files that stored keystrokes.
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But it emptied out when Santee River Cypress Lumber Company abandoned its logging operation in 1915.
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Go to the Microsoft account page and start the logging-in process from the other device.
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As for the transition from corporations to start-up life, they're logging more hours than ever.
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Campaigners say native groups are struggling with encroachment by governments and logging, mining and agribusiness companies.
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Nor has it stopped land grabs and illegal logging that are wreaking havoc in the countryside.
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ET Facebook and Instagram users reported issues while logging in and loading posts on their feed.
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With stocks gaining in Thursday trading, it looks like the will avoid logging a losing March.
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Despite earning the minimum wage and logging overtime, researchers found most were still short of money.
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Despite those efforts Gabon remains a hub for poaching, illegal logging and the illicit wildlife trade.
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All of this information is combined to make it easy for anyone to spot illegal logging.
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It adds threats such as over-fishing, harmful logging and disruptions of water supplies from dams.
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Rubber, however, pales in comparison to oil palm, a major driver of deforestation and illegal logging.
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People had trouble logging in, and sending and receiving messages — so, basically everything the app does.
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Income from the alliance's tourism projects and ecosystem services now outstrips logging receipts in several places.
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It also banned logging exports, and in 2012 announced a moratorium on new economic land concessions.
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In case you were wondering, the World Logging Championships are a real thing, established in 1970.
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The road, they argued, more likely would facilitate drug trafficking, illegal logging and other unwanted activity.
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Illegal logging, gold mining and the cultivation of coca, the base ingredient for cocaine, also contribute.
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Viral stories on the culture of "workism" paint a picture of millennials logging 244-hour workdays.
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For years he led non-violent protests against logging projects, including sit-ins and human blockades.
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They blame environmental groups for stopping management techniques like clearing brush, increasing logging and prescribed burns.
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Rights groups say the risks of covering subjects such as illegal logging are growing in Asia.
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Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro has encouraged the development of the rainforest for mining, logging, and farming.
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Electronic logging could leave the industry short 1 million drivers, according to industry tracker FTR Intel.
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Zinke's approach does involve logging, but in a targeted way to thin out overgrowth, Swift explained.
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You can level up and improve your ranking by logging in every day and sending gifts.
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One leading issue is what experts call extractive industries -- mining, logging, and oil and gas exploitation.
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But they should have economic activity going on: mining, logging, Brazil-nut collecting, and cattle ranching.
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Now, logging details like sexual intercourse and the state of your cervical mucus seems positively mundane.
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Our system still has some inactivated accounts from some sanctioned countries for audit and logging purposes.
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The firm also plans to ban users under 12 years from logging in after 9 p.m.
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Yet from India to Brazil, indigenous communities are often threatened by logging, mining and agribusiness companies.
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Anti-Flag has been logging more miles and messaging better than anyone the last 20 years.
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In 2016, Poland said it would triple the amount of logging allowed in the Bialowieza Forest.
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Cronin was in the logging business for years, but it was hard to make ends meet.
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It's unclear what data Google will collect and whether logging in will be mandatory, for example.
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In 1975, logging trucks blockaded his business on two of the busiest weekends of the year.
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Dzulkifli said revised forestry laws should promote better forest management and encourage livelihoods beside mass logging.
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Illegal logging in Mexico has shrunk the Oyamel fir forests where monarchs reside in the winter.
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LOGGING HOURS I wake up around 9, but if I'm really tired, it might be 10.
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Logging workers harvest the trees that are turned into wood for consumer goods and construction needs.
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Waymo's acceleration in logging miles with self-driving cars has picked up in the last year.
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It also includes a NAT firewall, ad blocker, anti-malware software, and strict no-logging policy.
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It taught me a most valuable lesson: how to be patient when logging onto the internet.
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ET, so logging in early will help make sure you&aposre at Risky Reels on-time.
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That level of logging is almost as creepy as a company monitoring all of my keystrokes.
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Vice attempted to install the app itself and had similar issues to caucus leaders logging in.
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Any boost to forest growth could be outweighed by forest fires and unsustainable logging, Kokorin added.
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It advised customers to "try logging back in" to fix the problem, according to the report.
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Sign in with Apple then made logging in and out of the Kayak app a breeze.
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A drop in timber prices meant logging costs often rose above sale prices, Czech Forest said.
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But the transportation and warehousing industry lost 10,400 jobs, and mining and logging shed 9,000 positions.
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But I've been logging recipe ideas for the book for the last year and a half.
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"Once the kids are out for school I start logging in with my clients," she says.
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He made eight starts for Houston in 2422, logging a 26-23 record and 4.46 ERA.
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The IT sector is humming in Washington, and so are mining and logging, construction and hospitality.
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" His own attorney said the FBI was tracking "everything he typed with a key-logging program.
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It's got a clean design and logging from my wrist is easier than on other smartwatches.
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With the TechCrunch Events app you can: How to access the app: Having problems logging in?
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Some clients reported slowness logging into My Merrill and Merrill Edge due to unprecedented trading volume.
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The court further blocked the opening of bids or granting contracts related to the proposed logging.
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Despite those efforts Gabon remains a target for poachers, illegal logging and the illicit wildlife trade.
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Wood Brothers Racing driver Paul Menard starts in second position after logging a 185.724 mph lap.
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Earlier this month UNESCO called on Poland to halt logging in Bialowieza, saying it could otherwise decide to put the forest on its list of world heritage sites in danger, while the European Commission asked the European Court of Justice for interim steps to suspend the logging.
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Perhaps that was what it came down to for them: Like deep-sea fishing in Alaska or logging itself in the Pacific Northwest, the rural Cambodian logging beat is the kind of job that seduces men, that brings you to life precisely because it may kill you.
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Excessive industrial logging for the international market has been reduced thanks to stricter enforcement of stronger laws, but smaller-scale illegal logging is rising to meet the demand of the increasingly wealthy domestic and regional consumers, a trade that is "absolutely unregulated," says the forester Bourland.
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Positive ways logging affected my life: Negative ways logging affected my life: It was fascinating (and excruciatingly difficult) to look back on all this data, but it was well worth the analysis, and I found myself wishing I had more data from different times in my life.
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"Today it's mine workers; tomorrow it can be woodworkers," he said, referring to his state's logging industry.
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Windows Hello really is a joy—I love opening a computer and logging in without touching anything.
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I mostly catch up on a bunch of logistical stuff like emails, logging data, and submitting expenses.
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Mining and logging, which includes oil and gas extraction and coal and metal mining, lost 3,000 jobs.
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"We are not aware of any politician involved in (illegal) logging," Mugambi said in a telephone interview.
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For the millions of people still logging into AOL to check their inbox, this is all new.
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On Monday, Gmail sent security alerts to several users telling them someone was logging into their accounts.
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For example, food-tracking apps remind you of your minimum daily calories if you're logging too little.
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The 31-year-old caught 329 passes in his nine NFL seasons ... logging 5,137 career receiving yards.
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Following Poland's reaction to injunction, the European Commission said Warsaw must comply with the no-logging decision.
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To enter, simply subscribe to Command Line, our newly revamped newsletter, by logging into the widget below!
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Data last week showed all three indicators logging robust gains in the first quarter of the year.
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Those items could only be used after agencies complied with certain conditions, such as logging their use.
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The Waterlogged app, available on iPhone and Android devices, makes logging every ounce you drink a breeze.
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Drug cartels in Latin America have entered the illegal logging and gold mining business in Latin America.
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Sometimes, states make the most money by logging timber, or leasing lands to oil and gas companies.
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You can use each numeric code once for logging into your Gmail account when verification is required.
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In the Mekong it often affects young workers, sometimes engaged in dodgy practices such as illegal logging.
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They're well-traveled (at times logging thousands of miles a week), shrewd in business, often unattached romantically.
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"We have to take the appropriate measures, with precision logging, to stop its momentum," he told Reuters.
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Madagascar, despite a 2006 logging ban, exports 98 percent of its rosewood to China, according to TRAFFIC.
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So far, Warsaw has continued the logging despite an interim order by the court to stop immediately.
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There's no easy way to tell when it's finished copying without logging into the My Cloud app.
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Dozens of pieces of agricultural and logging equipment have also been burned by the group, it said.
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But campaigners say native groups are struggling with encroachment by governments and logging, mining and agribusiness companies.
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Researchers at MIT are looking to change things with a new voice-activated prototype for logging nutrition.
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Yet sales operations are still largely based on incomplete, manually entered activity logging done by sales reps.
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About 15 percent of the area is available for use by the logging industry under strict regulation.
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The internet is real life, after all, and the only cure for being online is logging off.
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"The disposal and sale of the wood proves that today's logging was typically commercial," the organization said.
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Job losses came in mining and logging (-7,000), while construction added 14,22 and manufacturing grew by 212,218.
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Another clever trick: the power button has an integrated fingerprint scanner that makes logging in a breeze.
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WTI crude, the U.S. benchmark, settled slightly higher on Friday, logging its best week since early February.
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The hackers also uploaded a YouTube video of them allegedly logging into some of the stolen accounts.
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Potentially, this means hackers may have a harder time taking that data and actually logging into accounts.
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It also required manually positioning windows running separate tools, such as logging message or viewing camera images.
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And SimilarWeb's analytics shows that the game's users are logging an average of 43 minutes each day.
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"We're aware that some users are having difficulties logging in to some services," a representative told Axios.
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They no longer need to write their own logging module or database access layer or UI widget.
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According to reports, many are already being moved to jobs in the agriculture, logging and sanitation sectors.
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In November the state government stopped logging on Bruny Island after an outcry over the parrot's plight.
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It's just a matter of surviving bushfires and logging, which still bizarrely continue through the national park.
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"The disposal and sale of the wood proves that today's logging was typically commercial," the organisation said.
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Digital records show the vehicles, loaded with timber, coming from verified logging sites in the Romanian forest.
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He has made five career starts against the Padres, logging a 1-1 record and 2.70 ERA.
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An 11-kilometre perimeter wall built around the forest in 0003 has reduced dumping and illegal logging.
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Unsurprisingly, Istio on GKE also comes with an integration into Stackdriver, Google Cloud's monitoring and logging service.
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And know that simply logging your time at a company doesn't automatically qualify you for a raise.
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I like it that way and have resisted logging on to keep them how I remember them.
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If the other person is logging your conversations, it might not matter that you went this far.
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The first thing you can try is logging out of your social media accounts from your device.
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The House version, as Miranda reported this weekend, includes numerous provisions to ease brush clearing and logging.
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Logging on at 4PM to find a liquor store, I find the app suggesting an afternoon snack.
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The JOLTS report showed there were 10,000 additional vacancies in the mining and logging industry in May.
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The manufacturer's support site or manual for your router should have instructions for logging into your router.
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The legislation's supporters also claim that environmental reviews are a major bottleneck obstructing countless worthwhile logging projects.
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Finding a way to improve or automate food logging would make for a much more compelling proposition.
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Some owners believe, wrongly, that to enter the carbon markets they must forgo all income from logging.
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Other human activities, such as deforestation and logging, could also devastate the planet's flora and fauna species.
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Yet I kept logging in and doing menial tasks because what else was I supposed to do?
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Fierce battles have been fought over logging, mining and damming these last vestiges of our wild heritage.
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Within a year, 130 of the Max planes had been delivered, logging more than 118,000 flight hours.
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But I had a lot of difficulty logging into the WiFi portal on my laptop and phone.
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But the Thai government banned logging in the nation's forests in 1989, putting them out of work.
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Zinke pushed the need for increased forest management — or logging, a talking point routinely tweeted by Trump.
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Or, if you'd like to check your ROI today, try logging on to your brokerage's online portal.
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You can unlink your Spotify account from a PS4 simply by logging out of the Spotify app.
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A judge has already temporarily blocked logging on 42,500 acres of temperate rainforest in Tongass National Forest.
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Self-made millionaire Grant Cardone believes in logging a lot of hours, even on weekends and holidays.
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So every country on the planet will actually be logging in and telling us what they've eaten.
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Farming Cause for decline: younger farmers have declined over the last decadeJobs: farmers, ranchers and logging workers1.
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They also called out provisions in the legislation that would speed up logging and mining in forests.
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Moreover, for novices, setup should be as easy as logging in, downloading an app, and clicking go.
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Indeed, based purely on accident reports at the California DMV, GM is certainly logging plenty of miles.
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The US Forest Service also found that some kinds of logging can actually increase forest fire severity.
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These logging camps in the Midwest and Northeast managed to resist workplace modernization well into the 1930s.
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And as Tomczik writes, the advent of the personal automobile killed the lifestyle of residential logging camps.
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Users logging into their accounts this week found red banners across certain posts flagged for explicit content.
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Nearly 125 million people have the game with as many as 40 million logging in each month.
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It's easy to change your eBay password by logging into your account settings on any web browser.
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It will stream live in its entirety, without requiring logging in to a cable provider, on CNN.
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For Let's Eat Grandma, sea bathing is less about logging laps than the promise of aquatic escape.
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Two of his logging skidders — the heavy-duty machines that haul cut timber — needed to be replaced.
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Democrats and environmentalists argue the practice will open the door to expanded commercial logging and threaten wildlife.
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While signing up or logging in, Wish treats you to a preview of the deals in store.
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At issue was the booking of profits prematurely and delays in logging expenses to pad out results.
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"That way I'll find them again, rather than having the idea and never logging it," she says.
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The cache includes alleged usernames and passwords for logging into Cellebrite databases connected to the company's my.
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After logging in, the visitor used the mouse's scroll wheel — something the customer had never done before.
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Others went for beers at Stumptown Ales, Davis's brewery, named for the town's once-prosperous logging industry.
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Environmentalists generally welcomed the shift towards "forest restoration", but were alarmed by Trump's tactics, especially increased logging.
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All three stock indexes ended Friday in the red, logging their fourth down-week in a row.
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CEO and co-founder Ariel Assaraf says his company focuses on two main areas: logging and analysis.
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If I'm logging into Gmail on a phone, I just tap the button on the Bluetooth key.
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Across the rink, Theresa Feaster kept a close eye on the game, logging video of the action.
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The bloc says the logging goes against nature conservation laws and threatens an UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Goldberg grew up in Aberdeen, Washington, the rainy, economically depressed logging town that Kurt Cobain was from.
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Check. Access to over 103,500 servers distributed in 48 locations and zero logging of your browsing history?
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By downloading their apps and logging into my accounts, I accessed digital versions of my membership cards.
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Many of the dead had been working at a logging plant, according to the TASS news agency.
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Although Synchrony Financial is the one handling the banking side, customers won't be logging onto Synchrony's website.
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Despite adding this shortcut, you can always switch between profiles by locking your screen or logging out.
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Because 70-83% of logging in the Amazon is illegal, the destruction has soared to record levels.
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The hackers did a series of test runs, logging into the system briefly several times between Jan.
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This is the second time Disney+ customers had trouble logging in since the service launched last week.
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Led by a surge in mining and logging and a recovering construction sector, Georgia is hiring again.
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The state is aggressively pursuing international investment to make up for its flagging mining and logging sector.
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After logging into your Google account on your Mac or PC, visit the Google Calendar site. 2.
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You can quickly change the user on your Windows computer without logging out of your current session.
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You can do this by logging into your bank&aposs website, or calling the customer service line.
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SXQP tumbled 2.6%, the most among regional subsectors, while also logging its worst day since early October.
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Kelly has played in 14 games for the Steelers this season ... logging an interception and 21 tackles.
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SXQP tumbled 2.6%, the most among regional subsectors, while also logging its worst day since early October.
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In December, a reporter covering illegal logging and crime in the rugged northwest was beaten to death.
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The Dow (INDU) finished 0.1%, or 34 points, higher, logging its longest win streak since May 2018.
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He's studying how Afrormosia's growth rate responds to light, drought, logging, and climate change in different forests.
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Republicans have supported Bishop's proposals in the past, and the forestry industry would benefit from increased logging.
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Dieters will then start logging their food in the app to keep track of their calorie intake.
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Republicans have supported Bishop's proposals in the past, and the forestry industry would benefit from increased logging.
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Milone has made three career starts versus New York, logging an 0-1 mark and 2.75 ERA.
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From the start, the Peru deal has served as a cover for almost laughably rampant illegal logging.
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The report outlined conditions in other industries, like logging, construction, and textiles, that can be exceedingly dangerous.
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The ruling was a major defeat for Poland's governing Law and Justice party, which supported the logging.
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