These included over a dozen training manuals and survival manuals along with tank platoon tactics.
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While the facts in these manuals aren't subject to copyright, the manuals themselves are considered creative work and, thus, copyrightable.
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What about instruction manuals printed in a larger font size?
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Some are manuals, some are informational pamphlets, some are reportage.
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Then they start looking at different, you know, training manuals.
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Style manuals, including The Economist's, generally deprecate the passive voice.
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Modern players still value his manuals on how to play.
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Its manuals were bright, colorful, clear, and often fully illustrated.
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Ferrari and Lamborghini gave up on manuals earlier this decade.
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Manuals, DNA, and information are like recipes, not real food.
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Or, do a hundred meters of manuals in one day.
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Searching manuals to find answers on technical support problems that, today — they sit there with 80 manuals from various versions of the product and they simply can't look them up in a very easy way.
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"They don't come with user manuals, and they should," he said.
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In January, CWC published guidelines for preparing operating manuals for dams.
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The soldiers who rely on field manuals are called barracks lawyers.
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An app like Centriq keeps track of user's manuals for appliances.
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That is why many manuals offer advice for navigating communication traps.
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I shy away from the mechanical and don't read any manuals.
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"It's not me that decides but the book manuals we studied."
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She declined to provide Reuters a copy of her updated manuals.
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The Morrises run Lightbulb Press, a publisher of financial-education manuals.
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Apple keeps those repair manuals locked up somewhere far, far away.
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There's no manuals of dos or don'ts or whens or hows.
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The manuals are also revealing as to social life at the clubs.
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They believe they are getting off by providing warnings in user manuals.
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KSEB's Pillai said EAPs and dam operation manuals were still being prepared.
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Releasing repair manuals and spare parts shouldn't undermine an already sound smartphone.
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With hands tied by the DMCA, fixers are creating entirely new manuals.
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Boeing said Monday it is preparing updates to training manuals and software.
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In these cases, trained moderators can easily lean on detailed guidance manuals.
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Kim: Bunnies had to follow strict rules dictated in their Bunny Manuals.
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Some practitioners create their own manuals and guides based on published papers.
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Toyota's owner's manuals are available as smartphone apps and on the website.
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Courts have counseled that plaintiffs should follow reporting requirements in employee manuals.
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In 1999, he bought manuals for making a gun and improvised explosives.
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The Guardian obtained over 100 of Facebook's internal training manuals and spreadsheets.
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"More information in the training manuals is not necessarily safer," Muilenburg replied.
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She was later Ms. Horosko's co-author on two manuals for dancers.
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I burrow into support databases, user manuals and forums to educate myself.
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Contextually, I'm disadvantaged because none of the manuals survived their 30+ year voyage to get to my apartment, but my dear old dad claims he never had the manuals, either—or that he never paid attention to them.
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Once inside the cockpit, he reviewed maps and instruction manuals before taking off.
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And divorce is its own job, with its course of study, its manuals.
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Packages sometimes included files beyond manuals, like fonts to use in phishing scams.
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Boeing is also preparing changes for pilot training and manuals for the Max.
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But Zuby said not many people read their owner&aposs manuals in detail.
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Others opt for services like e-books, technical manuals and even crowdfunding pitches.
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Today, though, the company offers smartphone app versions of all its vehicle manuals.
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Dr. Hart's work begins from the observation that contracts are incomplete instruction manuals.
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The documents leaked this week are the digital equivalent of lock-picking manuals.
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The alleged stolen information included source code and the manuals for wireless technology.
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And an American soldier was recently arrested for sharing bomb-making manuals online.
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There are many repair manuals on a Tanzanian site called Frank's Hospital Workshop.
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Additional manuals quote from works by Renaissance masters like Raphael and Guido Reni.
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There are mission control manuals three inches thick and canisters for pneumatic tubes.
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It erases the differences between them and makes them operate by preset manuals.
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She collects photos of patterns taken from outer space, manuals and old textbooks.
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I think there were user manuals that were already printed with Dervish in them.
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The catchwords of counter-insurgency doctrine—"protect the population"—sounded noble in field manuals.
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Some manuals require conventional engine oil and others function best with automatic transmission fluid.
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Bomb-making materials, a suicide vest and "jihad manuals" were found during the raids.
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The company would likely have plenty of records and manuals to back this up.
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We incurred a delay at the gate until our company manuals could be consulted.
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Self-help manuals might get you through a bad mood or a tough patch.
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Until then, supercars like the Testarossa almost exclusively featured five- or six-speed manuals.
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Samsung's new paper strategy means using environmentally friendly materials for its packaging and manuals.
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Mitsubishi had new manuals printed, but its development department ignored them, the company said.
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When the cult of true womanhood began to take shape, child-rearing manuals proliferated.
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To prepare for a shoot, Biddiss obtains authentic training manuals appropriate to the conflict.
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We'd slide out hefty manuals with backstories, weapon and character descriptions, and control layouts.
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Fewer people would remember, though, that most manuals advised against blowing in game cartridges.
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There are always soldiers who can tell you exactly what the field manuals say.
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Deere has agreed to offer its manuals and diagnostic software for sale by 2021.
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But that doesn't mean you have to populate your manuals with actual customer data.
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Ms. Di Novelli's lyrics, pointedly abstract and occasionally resonant, are pulled from lifesaving manuals.
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You can also access the same repair manuals and diagnostics as authorized repair shops.
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The stolen information included source code, as well as the manuals for wireless technology.
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UNICEF UNICEF accepts donations and provides training manuals on the subject of human trafficking.
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Another time they went after product manuals, some of which were already publicly available.
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Although the English studied foreign fighting manuals, they did not always agree with their approaches.
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When the EPA standards were produced in the '70s, high-design manuals were fairly typical.
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Daimler, a German carmaker, teaches English to technicians so that they can read technical manuals.
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Chaffetz has expressed concern that the manuals could be used to launch another cyber attack.
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"We are a very open source about our data, photos, manuals and advice," says King.
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In the 53s, the term "computerphobia" cropped up in magazines, newspapers, advertisements, and computer manuals.
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I can throw out 20-trick combos no problem, linking manuals with hastily concocted flips.
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The FAA bulletin said that all carriers were to revise their manuals within three days.
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Instruction manuals are provided and easy to follow, so we didn't have any trouble there.
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Here's what is happening: Ships: The Coast Guard will examine a cargo securing manuals rule.
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As a young person, Cuban would stay up late reading computer manuals and business books.
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If you miss them, you can find them in the printed manuals and electronic documentation.
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There are field manuals on cleaning weapons, maintaining military vehicles, and properly wearing the uniforms.
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Checklists, manuals, and equipment that flew with Apollo astronauts to the surface of the Moon.
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It is a generation that suffered chunky user manuals, crash screens and the Y2K bug.
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Only about 75,000 people have signed on, and it's not mentioned in any car manuals.
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The Alaska is roughly a century old, first appearing in cocktail manuals in the 1910s.
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Some of these images were captured specifically for the manuals and, therefore, remain unpublished elsewhere.
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Maybe you've already gone through all available family members and instruction manuals at your disposal.
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Even earlier if you include military manuals for sale at any Army-Navy Surplus store.
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"I started working with self-defence manuals before I got the Jerwood prize", Piotrowska recalls.
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Even without readily available repair parts or service manuals, a healthy DIY repair hobby has thrived thanks to online crowdsourced instruction manuals on sites like iFixit and grey market parts that are available directly from factories in China or can be salvaged from recycled devices.
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Glimpses of classic Dungeons & Dragons manuals and period issues of Penthouse are scattered around the screen.
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He first read about it in technical manuals at work around 2012, then started researching online.
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A character called Judoka — which literally means a practitioner of judo — guides readers through Kano's manuals.
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For some mysterious reason, school marms and style manuals decided that the epicene "they" was ungrammatical.
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The new policy will be written in new manuals coming out in April, Ms. Meng said.
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He ordered a bunch of manuals off the Internet, read everything, then started to build SpaceX.
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Boeing did not mention MCAS in instruction manuals before the Indonesian crash, the Seattle Times reported.
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Boeing is planning to update training requirements and manuals along with those changes, the FAA said.
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Boeing is planning to update training requirements and manuals along with those changes, the FAA added.
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After all, the font "places creativity beside functionality, play before instructions, experimentation before manuals," said Paparounis.
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The step-by-step setup that comes programmed into electronics has replaced service manuals of yore.
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Microsoft also appears to be adding video help manuals into the settings pages of Windows 10.
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It can help workers in the field identify problems and make fixes without digging through manuals.
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The company also continues to offer paper manuals in all its vehicles, to accommodate older buyers.
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It had a small bench with a hinged seat, hiding a stack of old music manuals.
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If it were, it'd provide easy access to training and manuals it claims would prevent injury.
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I was able to participate in three of the manuals during my own 23-hour visit.
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No Starch Press has tried to squelch fake editions of its computer manuals for three years.
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So I have found even manuals — of how to hunt wild birds in West Africa — fascinating.
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"Facebook pages are veritable instruction manuals for someone who wants to exploit you," Ms. Shapiro said.
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An avid reader, his literary tastes range from Aristotle to sports biographies to self-help manuals.
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Patrick Jacobs, 244, began his career in sculpture by studying old pest- and weed-control manuals.
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Investigators who searched his home found rope, zip ties and manuals on tying knots, prosecutors said.
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With an I.Q. around 163, she finds simple things like work manuals and basic textbooks challenging.
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I spend hours looking over manuals and tinkering, enjoying every second I can spend doing it.
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He read his grandfather's mathematics and chemistry manuals, which he didn't understand but tore through anyway.
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Many of the repair manuals for old and new equipment do exist online despite the restrictions.
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It sells a huge variety of products and services,including chemicals, counterfeit watches, hacker manuals and malware.
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Apple's Horizon Machine Independent shops, however, don't have access to Apple-provided manuals, parts, or repair machines.
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They also share tutorials, cybersecurity manuals and YouTube links, and try to recruit other techies, said Scott.
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Additional contributing factors focus on the development of the aircraft and its flight manuals and pilot training.
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One of the manuals also confirms once again that CIA hackers might be a bunch of nerds.
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The improvements include updates to the manoeuvring characteristics augmentation system, pilot displays, operation manuals and crew training.
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Musk has wide-ranging tastes, from J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings to manuals about rocket propellants.
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His series "X-Men" and "Black Panther" are essentially manuals on discrimination and how to combat it.
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Parenting books used to be literal manuals: Benjamin Spock's beloved 1946 "Baby and Child Care," for example.
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Training manuals are too long, too technical and often do not address problems that might actually arise.
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Training manuals for the IRS instruct agents how to gain access to email to investigate American citizens.
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If you're confused about how to use it (since many manuals are woefully lacking), educate yourself online.
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The images on view in New York were composed using photo coloring manuals and analog photography techniques.
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It's also saved on Arcade Archive, a site that preserves manuals and documents related to arcade games.
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I spouted jargon from tough-love parenting manuals that gave me an excuse to stay in bed.
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The driest things in the grid today were the two "corporate" spans, BALANCED BUDGETS and PROCEDURE MANUALS.
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"Do not wait on orders and printed new regulations and new manuals," General Milley told the audience.
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The instructions are included in complex manuals locked in top-security facilities guarded by our security forces.
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Advisory and training manuals for the US military and NATO recognize the same value in cultural heritage.
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While Audi is ending manuals, many major auto brands still offer stick-shift options on certain vehicles.
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Identity documents were mixed on the floor with children's math workbooks, self-help guides and gun manuals.
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By then, the collected treatises had become outdated, as McCall explains, and other manuals were readily available.
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Many of the prayers are intact from Puritan prayer manuals, which had suggested prayers for certain situations.
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It's also the manuals and such around it, which to me, that is not my personal ... Interest.
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Look at where he got it from... He got it in military manuals at the public library.
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Manuals haven't changed much in decades — only that gears have been added beyond the traditional four or five.
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Apple only provides iPhone repair manuals and official replacement parts to its retail stores and authorized service providers.
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Manuals offer contemporary wisdom ("Above all earthly things, mirthe is moste excellent, and the best companion of life").
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The 17-year-old got caught stealing computer manuals from a Pacific Bell switching center in Los Angeles.
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Sex manuals from the Qing dynasty listed dozens of ways to derive pleasure from a woman's bound feet.
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After all, I'm sure real estate agent training manuals all start with a chapter titled Lying is Incredible.
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The FAA is mandating those changes along with tweaks to training and manuals for the 737 Max planes.
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Cargo ships that weigh more than 85033 tons must carry cargo securing manuals, the Coast Guard said Friday.
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Authorized Service Providers can purchase parts directly from the company and have access to Apple's internal service manuals.
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Another thing that's changed since the '80s, and not necessarily for the better, are the Transformers' instruction manuals.
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Stacked up in a pile were some carpentry manuals for beginners, yellow books with hammers on the covers.
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Each machine will have a slightly different process, and some manufacturers provide tips and suggestions in user manuals.
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Also, some companies are bad at educating customers on how to use their products, with woefully lacking manuals.
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The literal "Rules of the Road" are tucked away into different manuals, codes, and handbooks across each state.
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"How frequently are new automated systems left out of the training manuals that you give to pilots," Sen.
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The third party repair company iFixit is building a database of manuals and repair information for medical devices.
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The Noack is somewhat larger than the Schlicker, with three manuals to its two and a swell box.
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Now cans of baby formula sit next to plumbing manuals and English textbooks in the family's sparse apartment.
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While a support-group friend enthusiastically reads child-care manuals and consults checklists, Agnes hardly prepares at all.
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"There are no manuals for this," said Mr. Renton, 52, who helped open the museum three years ago.
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Later in the 19th century, etiquette manuals proliferated in bookstores, and Americans began to emphasize elaborate social protocols.
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Having illustrations to go with text can make almost anything bearable — even user manuals and terms of service.
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Owner's manuals may seem like scraps that should be discarded immediately, but they can save your tech life.
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These manuals taught calligraphy in a piecemeal fashion — starting with letters, then moving to words and, lastly, phrases.
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In addition, they run software testing of these applications, create product prototypes and write manuals relating to application development.
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And so the Sun does, serializing sex manuals, flagrantly stealing stories, and watching its circulation double within six months.
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Today, there are too many manuals to count, and Google is just a click away from parental questions answered.
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The documents reference training manuals and audits, but the NYPD has so far refused to release them to Georgetown.
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Particularly in the computer field, much prior art is in the form of old manuals, documentation, web sites, etc.
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This philosophy, explained in the manuals of both games, implicitly opposed what other adventure games did at the time.
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Boeing said it would update the Max 8's flight control systems, pilot displays, operation manuals, and crew training.
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The bill would have forced manufacturers such as Apple to share repair manuals and parts with independent repair stores.
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The book will contain all of the original pages of the original standards guide, scanned from the original manuals.
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Gaining the FAA's approval as an airline meant creating safety manuals and training routines and implementing a safety hierarchy.
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International Civil Aviation Organization -Develop better guidance for information that should be included in flight crew and engineer's manuals.
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Mr DeWater has to rely on manuals from iFixit, on self-made tools and on refurbished or copied parts.
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Mitchell informed Soufan that Al Qaeda fighters were specially trained in resistance techniques using stolen U.S. Special Forces manuals.
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According to Cult of Mac, Jason's got prototypes, code manuals, Newtons, an Apple 1, and even a Next computer.
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A third of companies' emergency procedures manuals "still lacked important information" and need to be updated, the report found.
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Well it&aposs true that citizens most affected seem to be growing very weary of the manuals political dance.
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Early in my career, I had to photocopy and assemble sales manuals, which was not something I liked doing.
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BOEING -SOFTWARE ENHANCEMENT INCLUDES UPDATES TO MANEUVERING CHARACTERISTICS AUGMENTATION SYSTEM FLIGHT CONTROL LAW, PILOT DISPLAYS, OPERATION MANUALS, CREW TRAINING
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" One of Buffett's earliest stock market resources was a series of manuals published by Moody's Corporation called "Moody's Manual.
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Elwell said Boeing should have included more details on MCAS in its own manuals on the Boeing 737 MAX.
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I'm also realizing that a lot of the other things I talk about come from emergency manuals on airplanes.
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There are even online manuals that explain in graphic detail how to produce the images and avoid getting caught.
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Terrence Russell of the Pentagon's Joint Personnel Recovery Agency debriefs former captives and makes training manuals based on debriefs.
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But rather than being reimagined for the screen, Toyota's digital manuals are simply shrunken pages of the paper ones.
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Perhaps the most disturbing is the weapons section, which features manuals on how to create explosives and chemical weapons.
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They gave me the job of drawing instruction manuals for these three different kinds of antiaircraft guns we had.
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But the critics said publishing the new research findings could establish "preliminary instruction manuals" for developing offensive biological weapons.
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What do you mean when you say that some history textbooks are "anti-citizenship manuals" or "handbooks for acquiescence"?
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The pilot further noted that the flight manuals had yet to be updated with that information at that time.
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For example, agencies can immediately alter their enforcement priorities by amending related guidance, such as internal policies and manuals.
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You'll find book jackets, manuals, advertising design, posters, typeface "blueprints," images of boxes and tins, and in-store displays.
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Technology has already helped revolutionize everything from in-flight entertainment to freeing flights crews from their cumbersome flight manuals.
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My favorite, so far: pamphlets, automotive manuals, fast-food–franchise contracts, and blog posts, vantablack pigment, artists's mixing bowls.
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Not only were these guilds organized and professional, the masters wrote combat manuals that continue to be studied today.
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Turns out that Instant Pot is notorious for this, so much so that it's rumored to be reworking its manuals.
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"It is information that we were not privy to in training or in any other manuals or materials," he said.
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The federal government has developed manuals and guidance on how to prevent hate-related incidents in those settings, she noted.
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Finally, the company will begin using paper that's been certified by "global environmental organizations" in its manuals by next year.
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Boeing's response has been to update the Max 8's flight control systems, pilot displays, operation manuals, and crew training.
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The actions of the pediatrician group and federal regulators did not prompt Evenflo to change its marketing materials and manuals.
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Before then, American health care was a fairly free-form enterprise, full of do-it-yourself manuals and traditional cures.
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Stack Overflow Documentation wants to be a complement and maybe even a replacement for existing instruction manuals and similar resources.
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The church rarely adopts outside material for use in leadership training or member instruction, preferring to produce teaching manuals internally.
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This includes updates to the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) flight control law, pilot displays, operation manuals and crew training.
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The officials also started probing why Boeing Co did not flag the feature in pilot manuals, according to the report.
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Targeted at novices, the company's products were intended as an alternative to complicated manuals or large, classroom-style training sessions.
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They go out of their way to keep parts, tools, and repair manuals out of the hands of independent parties.
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Calibre Press, an Illinois-based publisher of tactical training manuals for cops, organized the "Bulletproof Warrior" seminar that Yanez attended.
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But outside of telephones, Flash Override has largely receded from view; modern international military communications manuals don't even mention it.
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The legislation proposes that tech companies make diagnostic tools, repair manuals, and official parts available to consumers at their request.
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Publicly available datasets from the National Center for Health Statistics, for instance, can come with 100-page manuals, says Savitz.
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All the well-intentioned teeny-bopper period-care manuals I had access to seemed to avoid the word "period" altogether.
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Investigators said that they had found bomb-making manuals on his computer and that he may have trained in Turkey.
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But the agency did demand that Boeing update flight control software by April, along with manuals and pilot training requirements.
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With a little self-education and reading the manuals, the tools were easy enough for a beginner to use safely.
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Centrifuges rusted in a former agricultural lab while birds nested among rotting books and technical manuals in a former library.
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He became a notorious Malmstrom character — that one guy lugging his heavy bag full of missile manuals through the snow.
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But investigators are well aware that Islamic State training manuals urge recruits to practice the art of taquiya, or concealment.
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" Frank has posted some ventilator service manuals, and gotten cease-and-desist letters from some manufacturers: "Download prohibited by Dräger.
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The exhibition also connects drawing books to handwriting manuals, which began to circulate in Italy a century before drawing books.
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Plenty of online manuals also explain how to easily make a bump stock, DIY-style, including with a 3D printer.
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Plenty of online manuals also explain how to easily make a bump stock, DIY-style, including with a 24D printer.
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In this case, Phinney, using manuals for the proportional typewriters, created fonts that let him simulate how the memo would appear.
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Photo: Jennings Brown for GizmodoWhen I met with the Randolphs, Mark gave me photocopies of old service manuals and operating instructions.
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The Apple 1 up for auction contains original manuals, a cassette tape with BASIC programming language and other accessories and documentation.
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The crashes triggered a redesign of Boeing's Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) software, including updates to operation manuals and crew training.
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Lush will also be handing out pocket manuals, and releasing a series of short documentaries revealing real experiences of trans allies.
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It's proof positive that the concept of "negging" is way older than modern pick-up manuals make it out to be.
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All six electronic toys — Resistance, Gyroscope, Playing track, Wind sensor, Writing track, and Tilt Switch — come with their own user manuals.
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There is no doctrine that planned this out, no training manuals that police were following, nor development programs for this use.
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These writers craft instruction manuals, how-to guides and journal articles to convey complex information more easily to an average reader.
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He pointed out that the most recent system was "supposed to [deliver] shorter, fewer, and better manuals," but that didn't happen.
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Some were new editions of ancient texts, but for the most part, they were modern memoirs and fashionable manuals of mindfulness.
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U.S. PROBED BOEING 737 MAX SOFTWARE AND PILOT MANUALS LAST YEAR; AGENTS BEGAN INVESTIGATING MCAS WEEKS AFTER LION AIR CRASH - BLOOMBERG
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There's a QR code that will load up manuals on the PlayStation website, but it wasn't functional during the preview event.
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CNN has asked Boeing for a copy of the original manuals issued to carriers who bought the Boeing 2737 MAX 28.
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Even so, Butler was awed by Bhaktivedanta, who had a knack for making ancient Indian texts sound like sensible instruction manuals.
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Dozens of posts have offered free goods, ranging from beds to firewood, unused children's toys to Final Cut Pro editing manuals.
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The company states in user manuals that it reserves the right to use collected data for its defense in a lawsuit.
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A settlement reached in 2013 required C.M.S. to rewrite its manuals and to begin an educational campaign to publicize the change.
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"Read 500 pages like this every day," Buffett said to the students, while reaching toward a stack of manuals and papers.
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According to the manuals, government inspectors and investigators require special attention, particularly Tom Casey of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service.
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He also bought several training manuals and subscriptions to publications about how to evade capture and "survive dangerous situations," it said.
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Within those sections are downloadable manuals, some with as few as three (tradecraft), and others with as many as 28 (gunsmithing).
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And cry salty, salty tears onto their sodden instruction manuals when you get home..How long was I on hold for?
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A good place to start for D.I.Y. repairs is iFixit, a company that provides instruction manuals and components for repairing devices.
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On 737s, a light typically indicates the problem and pilots have to flip through their paper manuals to find next steps.
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"Our cockpits are in English, our manuals are in English and a lot of our communications are in English," he said.
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Still, sales of both were small: EVs made up 1.9% of new-car sales at that tally, versus 1.1% for manuals.
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Cuban would buy manuals, read books and magazines and attend industry conferences to educate himself and get his name out there.
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With help from the Responsible Battery Coalition, researchers compiled these recommendations by analyzing academic reports as well as vehicle instruction manuals.
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Mr. Pounder said the group also gathered military manuals on how to operate various weapons, such as an AT4 antitank weapon.
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Rapid7 found that the smartwatch&aposs manuals had little to no information on the default passwords and how to change them.
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Armed with boxes of index cards and military manuals and telephone books, I made a convincing presentation in a State Department auditorium.
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The manuals were obtained through a common exploit that could have been avoided with a simple password update, according to the researchers.
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The entertainment industry adhered to this same power structure, as seen in the advertising posters and DIY manuals produced by hypnotic performers.
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BuzzFeed News asked the state's Department of Correction for the chair's execution protocols, manuals, logs of quarterly equipment checks, and related records.
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Any more, OS reviews have become ad hoc user manuals with an op-ed spin or hyper technical dissections for the obsessed.
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This is, apparently, a real thing: Memory loss caused by extreme stress or trauma is actually "dissociative amnesia," according to Merck Manuals.
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Tesla's owner manuals and built-in warning systems try to educate and persuade drivers to use the autonomous features safely and cautiously.
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These writers craft instruction manuals, how-to guides and journal articles after studying product samples and speaking with the designers and developers.
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" A few years ago, he found a copy on Amazon and "while reliving my youth," he says, "I bought old Moody's manuals.
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Boeing last week said it was working on a software fix for the planes as well as updated pilot training and manuals.
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Motherboard reporter Caroline Haskins obtained a copy of one of the company's top-secret police manuals describing how to use its software.
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"Fake identification can be slipped into any envelope; and digital tools, such as hacking manuals, can evade physical transportation entirely," Pace explained.
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Kondo is pretty ruthless here regarding manuals; she advocates throwing them out (well, recycling them) because they can probably be found online.
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"The insurance company manuals are geared toward spectators," Inscho said, adding that he did not believe insurers were concerned with the drivers.
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Though never part of Medicare regulations, the improvement standard was written into the C.M.S. manuals that providers and claims administrators relied on.
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Technical writers prepare instruction manuals, how-to guides, journal articles, and other supporting documents to communicate complex and technical information more easily.
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For instance, many teachers are encouraged to invest in high-cost variable annuities, typically explained in thick instruction manuals filled with jargon.
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According to Bloomberg, the boarding changes will go into effect on December 12, when the airline's new flight-service manuals are updated.
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The Instagram training manuals tell moderators to flag a selection of material as "sexual exploitation—other," including necrophilia, bestiality, 'crushing,' and creepshots.
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Jacky Rosen of Nevada noted that Brazilian regulators noted MCAS as a major change, and highlighted it in training manuals for pilots.
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The plane's altitude and windshear indicators also malfunctioned, according to the report, leading pilots to run through checklists and the plane's manuals.
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O'Reilly Media, which is known for its software conferences and how-to manuals for computer programming, laid off 75 people on Tuesday.
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But, like iPhones, the medical device manufacturers use software to make repairs hard and do their best to keep repair manuals secret.
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Like, we don't have good models or good manuals for how to be young women in the workplace a lot of times.
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It's our largest undertaking of the year: four special issues, nearly a month of recipes and reports, planning guides and user's manuals.
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Apple will sell them parts — along with tools, manuals, and diagnostics access — at the same price they're offered to authorized service providers.
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The 70 calligraphers include the polymath and type designer Hermann Zapf (1918-2015); he learned calligraphy from manuals by Johnston and Koch.
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And last year, it sold one that came with a built-in keyboard and the original instruction manuals for just over $470,000.
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It came with the original keyboard, mouse, Apple Profile Hard Drive, Apple Dot Matrix Printer and a collection of software and manuals.
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" His database, unfortunately, didn't contain most of these, so he soon found himself scouring old magazines and manuals—"like a fucking intern.
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Because instrument manuals list the tools needed for doing things, and science fiction stimulates your curiosity for doing all of those things.
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According to the manuals, moderators must analyze each post with respect to both its content and the laws of its country of origin.
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When he bought the TR19543A, he stacked up yellowing manuals and connected with Triumph fans around the country he could ping for advice.
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Blumenthal asked if Muilenburg was aware that information about the MCAS, or maneuvering characteristics augmentation system, was not fully covered in training manuals.
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BOEING - UPDATING CREW MANUALS AND PILOT TRAINING, DESIGNED TO ENSURE EVERY PILOT HAS ALL OF INFORMATION THEY NEED TO FLY 737 MAX SAFELY
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An application costs $5,000 to file, and once completed, can run 500 pages - including everything from compliance manuals to executives' fingerprints, lawyers said.
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The US military maintains records of the specs for thousands of firearms in technical manuals, stored on reels and reels of microfiche cassettes.
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The right stick handles the board almost organically, allowing for ollies, manuals, and a host of flip tricks with an intuitive flicking motion.
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Read the manuals that come with your gear, head to YouTube for tips from experts on how to program, and practice, practice, practice.
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Now, through a Freedom of Information Act request, Vice has gotten its hands on one of Palantir's secret user manuals for law enforcement.
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Kite wants to change this by connecting text editors to the Internet and pulling in data from GitHub, language manuals and other sources.
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All use copycat parts because Apple, like other major manufacturers, doesn't supply original parts or repair manuals to anyone but authorized service partners.
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The biggest draw to Swift Playgrounds is that it's approachable compared to programming books that look like textbooks and read like technical manuals.
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Many of the recipes in drinks manuals of the last few years resemble academic papers, with asterisks and footnotes and "see page" references.
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The final report, released Friday, criticized Boeing for not including details about the MCAS software in manuals and training for the plane's pilots.
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Although Hyundai still provides paper manuals and web-based PDF versions, the company has also introduced an augmented-reality feature to its app.
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During VICE's investigation of The Base last year, the group was found to have shared numerous manuals on bomb and chemical weapons manufacturing.
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In response to questions about its technology, Tesla provided USA TODAY with previously issued statements about Autopilot and excerpts from its owner's manuals.
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Yet there are no specific education campaigns, manuals, or policy statements on marijuana use during pregnancy from any federal agency or professional society.
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The manuals disclose that strangers are first announced as they pass through the town of Antelope, nineteen miles to the north of Rajneeshpuram.
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It is fed with data from books and manuals—say, on tank speeds at different elevations—and also from interviews with experienced commanders.
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She had left Belgium the day the Germans invaded, May 20003, 22000, and later translated American military manuals for the Free French army.
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"I was buying up used textbooks, Forrest Mims guides from Radio Shack, and studying old synthesiser service manuals and schematics," he tells me.
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Gather, analyze, and report on both quantitative and qualitative data that may be useful in formulating new tax-related policies, documents, and manuals.
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While reputable outside modelers publish technical manuals describing the details of their models, CBO's documentation is the most comprehensive, transparent and well-sourced.
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Sprawled across crowded tables and the terminal's polished floors, they used their laptops and cellphones to write manuals on how to help travelers.
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Additionally, Apple also publishes free repair manuals that you can download online for some of the repairs, in case you need extra help.
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Also known as manuals of principles, they consisted of engravings and etchings by master artists, sometimes accompanied by texts on technique and style.
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Even at the height of World War II, instruction in "posture" and "bearing," terms often used interchangeably, received earnest coverage in Army manuals.
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It would also be desirable to include in Service manuals a general instruction that inhalation of dust during brake cleaning should be minimised.
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The Weather Underground figured out how to make bombs without using Bill's book, presumably the same way that he did, with military manuals.
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"We can keep disciplining some of these bad officers, we can go and change our training manuals, our operational manuals about how to avoid these types of situations, but at the end of the day we need to have a military that is fed, trained and ready to go, and we're not doing that right now," said Arizona Democratic Rep.
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When he was detained, Bledsoe had in his possession a fake Somali identification card and manuals about how to make bombs and gun silencers.
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Instead, he'd retype simple programs again and again from scratch with every reboot, copying in commands from manuals to make shapes fill the screen.
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The rules have been revealed in over "100 internal training manuals, spreadsheets and flowcharts" reviewed by the Guardian and published on the newspaper's website.
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"For this film I got a lot of inspiration from old illustrations between 1920 and 1950, old shopping catalogs, education manuals," she tells Creators.
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Kyle Wiens, the CEO of iFixit, a site that publishes its own repair manuals for electronics, and Gay Gordon-Byrne, executive director at Repair.
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Based on manuals written in 1947 that describe how to save Londoners from air raids, the training focused on basic search-and-rescue techniques.
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Most manufacturers include E10 compatibility information in owners' manuals, while some also put it on the inside of the fuel flap for easy access.
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The Office of Personnel Management has provided partially redacted versions of those manuals, which it has said contained sensitive information about its information technology.
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As sure as he's embedding other narratives in the ground beneath his writing chair, Robinson is embedding manuals for revolution in his own narratives.
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They will institute ... You know, when you read through the Holder recommendations, they're like operating manuals for how you're supposed to do human resources.
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A few years ago, each would have been torn down, piece by piece, assessed using instruction manuals, and the servicing recorded in paper tomes.
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Many of the scenarios discovered by IIHS are covered in the vehicles&apos owner&aposs manuals, which tell drivers they have to pay attention.
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Even now, official sources use different genders: GameCube manuals refer to the console with feminine articles, while the official support website uses masculine ones.
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From ill-informed think-pieces to dating manuals, nightclubs have been systematically and effectively rebranded in our shared imagination as sites of mating rituals.
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Defense Distributed sued the U.S. government in 85033 after the State Department forced all of its instruction manuals to be removed from the internet.
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"People don't see manuals as something you can learn from," said Manish Mehrotra, senior group manager for digital business and connected operations at Hyundai.
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Why it matters: The leaks were largely inconsequential — mostly instruction manuals for old hacking tools, propped up in their importance by imaginations running wild.
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But as a sexual expression, adult breastfeeding is sometimes considered problematic by the DSM, one of the diagnostic manuals psychologists use to diagnose patients.
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While fan communities maintained a fevered optimism for structured organizations (with titles, military hierarchies, insignias, and even fleet manuals), the subreddit was neutral ground.
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The same questions could be applied to any of the manuals throughout the weekend, as the authorship between the manual's designer and participants blurred.
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As far as incursions into combat go, President Trump's brief trip to Iraq last week is not likely to make any future leadership manuals.
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Workers crouched on rails beneath the cars, consulting manuals as they turned wrenches and sprayed lubricant on the parts they attached to the undercarriages.
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There was testimony that Munson spent much of his spare time reading flight manuals and instruction books, even in the Yankees' clubhouse before games.
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Not only would it be virtually impossible for criminals to access these manuals, but also any effort could not go unnoticed by our government.
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I'm not a card-carrying member of the Save the Manuals club, but I'll opine that it's the way to go in this car.
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It is planning to make repair manuals and video instructionals for its cars widely available to make maintenance easier for owners and service providers.
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They also provide manuals for teachers who want to include the subject of human trafficking in their classrooms and ideas for faith-based help.
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Mr. Obama formally closed the unused black sites and shut down the program, requiring all government interrogators to adhere to the Army Field Manuals.
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I looked into the body language and the way self-defence manuals are structured, the stills describing your position in relation to one another.
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In November, an investigation by ProPublica revealed how members of AntiComm had been sharing bomb-making instruction manuals on an encrypted server called Discord.
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When it comes to instruction manuals, I've found no contemporary expert with the status and clout of a Spock, a Brazelton or a Leach.
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They were also briefed on an emergency directive after the Indonesia crash, which was incorporated into manuals and procedures, it said in a tweet.
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These culinary manuals were made covetable and cool again by the star-studded likes of Chrissy Teigen, Anthony Bourdain, and even the Barefoot Contessa herself.
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Pilots and air traffic controllers will study new reference manuals and approach plates, all updated to reflect an airport whose three runways have been renamed.
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Pompeo said earlier this month that he would "absolutely not" restart the CIA's use of enhanced interrogation tactics that fall outside of Army Field Manuals.
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Mr Wilson countered that the application of these laws to his case was misguided, given that gun-making manuals already exist in the public domain.
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Apple's team found Chen had "over two thousand files containing confidential and proprietary Apple material, including manuals, schematics, and diagrams," according to the charging document.
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For thirty-four years, Sternberg remained an influential teacher at the Arts Student League and an author of manuals on printmaking, etching and woodcut techniques.
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Doctors can even earn Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits, which ordinarily take the form of attending conferences, reading long manuals, or answering multiple-choice questions.
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FAA's acting chief, Daniel Elwell, at a House aviation panel's hearing on Wednesday said the new MCAS system should have been included in pilot manuals.
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The hacker stole several files about the MQ-9 Reaper drone, including maintenance manuals and a list of airmen assigned to work on Reaper maintenance.
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But the lawsuit generated more than 17 million pages of documents, including marketing strategies, training manuals, instructions to sales representatives and testimony from company officials.
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Elsewhere, the company ScopeAR debuted technology that would scrap physical training manuals and instead teach employees in an intuitive, smartphone and tablet-generated AR interface.
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Ebadi began regularly watching Islamic State videos, meeting with a small group of other young men to download and read the group's magazine and manuals.
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"Throughout the training manuals are dozens of blank pages where employees can write out plans that anticipate how they will surmount inflection points," he continues.
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WikiLeaks continued its slow drip of publishing alleged CIA secret documents on Thursday, dropping three new manuals that reveal previously unknown spy agency hacking tools.
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While I normally don't really care about reading guides or manuals, I would recommend it for Noctis, as the ship has a lot going on.
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Like countless other productivity manuals, much of the advice is standard fare (take naps, exercise, don't multitask) and requires sustained stick-to-itiveness to implement.
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When Apple's forensics team searched Zhang's wife's computer, they found secret proprietary material, including engineering schematics, technical reference manuals, and technical reports, the complaint alleges.
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Dealers, too, share information: leaked customs and post-office manuals are mined for tips on how to lower the odds that a shipment is stopped.
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But Ellefsen's shop has been unable to become a "Tesla Approved Body Shop," which would give it access to discounted parts and Tesla repair manuals.
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In recent decades, automatic transmissions haven't just made driving less of an effort, they've caught up with manuals in terms of performance and fuel efficiency.
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She put several large computer manuals on the floor and stood on top of them in order to reach the high shelf above her desk.
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This can be done through a combination of outreach efforts, drivers' manuals and user interface design that will make these new features understandable and intuitive.
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A collection of the survival tools Linvega and Bellum have collected to help them stay safe, including a flare gun, survival manuals, and walkie-talkies.
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The bills would require manufacturers to sell replacement parts to consumers and independent repair companies and would also require them to open source diagnostic manuals.
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Excerpts published in redacted form on the newspaper's website contained highly sensitive details of the submarine including technical manuals and models of the boat's antennae.
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Right to repair activists want big companies to turn over diagnostic information, repair manuals, and anything else that would help consumers repair their own devices.
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Model airplanes are suspended from the 22001-hour diner's ceiling, with flight manuals and various dog-eared aerospace tomes strewn about its candy-colored booths.
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Since houses, much like babies, don't come with user manuals, you have to figure out how to tend to what is likely your biggest investment.
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For that reason, the Internet Archive's collection presents the emulations with photographs of their original systems and, when possible, digitized versions of their instruction manuals.
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Drivers are supposed to keep their hands on the wheel, even while using Autopilot, according to the fine print in Tesla's Model 3 owners' manuals.
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On other models, I had to scour the instruction manuals and, in one case, search the internet for a way to stop the automatic features.
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During the Senate debate, Gatchalian acknowledged that Chinese engineers had control over certain systems and that some manuals were only provided in Chinese, against regulations.
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American Airlines Group Inc flights were delayed in April last year because of an application problem on pilots' iPads, which recently replaced paper flight manuals.
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After he escaped from the Missouri State Penitentiary, he bought sex manuals and film equipment, with which, Posner concludes, he intended to make pornographic movies.
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The top five best-selling manuals through July, according to IHS, were the Chevrolet Cruze, Ford Focus, Honda Civic, Hyundai Elantra and Jeep Wrangler Unlimited.
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In Piotrwska's photos, instead of being engaged in usual girly activities, girls aged between 11 and 17 are re-enact poses from self-defence manuals.
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But it blooms, over eight episodes, into a smart, sensitive look at teens finding their place and figuring out the owner's manuals for their bodies.
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By 2020, only paper made of materials certified by global environmental organizations – such as the Forest Stewardship Council – will be used for Samsung's packaging and manuals.
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They reflect an era in which things were advertised using glossy manuals, custom-published magazines, and printed documents—all things that the internet has mostly replaced.
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The newspaper explains that it has reviewed more than 100 internal "training manuals, spreadsheets and flowcharts," that help guide the site's moderators when content is reported.
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First, Ms Johnson "refus[ed] to recognise...diagnostic advances" in clinical standards since 1992, turning a blind eye to more recent diagnostic manuals with updated definitions.
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But the American and other allied troops who helped crush IS are quietly heading home, and their generals are packing away their counter-insurgency field manuals.
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NFC Unlock is still listed as an active feature in the Nexus and Pixel device manuals, and Google has issued no official statement on the matter.
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So engineers wrote dam operating rules — often embodied in water control manuals — that dictate how much empty space must be maintained in reservoirs to contain floods.
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The Brooklyn-based publishing company, Standards Manual, has produced a series of meticulously crafted facsimiles of design manuals, from the New York City Subway to NASA.
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Boeing on Monday said it is preparing a series of software fixes as well as updates to training and manuals for the planes, its bestselling aircraft.
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Boeing also requested permission from the FAA to exclude MCAS training from pilot manuals and training (doing so would have been expensive and a time-suck).
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Managers can assist in this process by offering regular information sessions and company-specific manuals related to technology like email, Excel, Microsoft Word, Slack and others.
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It reminds Wiens of how TV, PC, and finally digital camera repair shops died out when manufacturers began routinely restricting access to parts and service manuals.
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Both manuals pull together law originally developed to cover fields ranging from armed conflicts to outer space to extrapolate the likely legal consequences for cyber operations.
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These proposed measures would require manufacturers to supply repair manuals, diagnostic tools and authentic replacement parts at fair prices to independent technicians and the general public.
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But as with all of the company's previous products, the design is still open and inviting, with simple modules, bold colors, and easy-to-follow manuals.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk sometimes retweets videos portraying hands free use of Autopilot, though the company's vehicle user manuals caution drivers to remain attentive while driving.
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Hundreds of militia recruitment and paramilitary training videos had sprung up on YouTube, along with promotions for weapons training and, to Johnson's horror, bomb-making manuals.
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The company has also been updating its training guidelines and manuals so that airlines can teach their pilots to fly the planes more safely and easily.
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As product spinoffs go, a series of novels seems like a natural step for Mojang, which already has a wildly successful publishing line of gaming manuals.
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The ADF manuals stated that the age of consent was 14 years, the inquiry said, when it is over 16 in Australia, depending on the jurisdiction.
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Tesla instructs owners (in its cars' owners manuals and also via the cars' infotainment screens) to keep their hands on the wheel whenever they're using Autopilot.
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He recalled that after identifying suspicious cases, manuals for doctors said patients were supposed to be transferred to a hospital or a quarantine facility for monitoring.
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Their decisions could lead to sweeping changes to pilot flight operating manuals and classroom instruction and even mandates for costly simulator training, industry sources have said.
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The organization, which develops digital firearm files, sued the government in 2015 after the State Department forced all instruction manuals to be removed from the internet.
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On most days Mr Pang can be seen behind the counter perusing manuals on coffee roasting, or examining his beans and separating out defective ones by hand.
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Once I popped it out of the box, though, I quickly realized that sub-par manuals and not-so-great included recipes are par for the course.
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In cross-examination by Graham, Bartness said that officers were not trained in medical diagnoses and that department manuals said that officers could use their own discretion.
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A history of experience in journalism, Klein said, helped form easy-to-understand manuals that guide first-time users through the process of building and understanding computers.
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"John Deere makes print and digital versions of our operational, diagnostic, and technical repair manuals available to the public," the company wrote in a statement to Motherboard.
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The Guardian's series, Facebook Files, reveal some of the site's internal manuals concerning credible threats of violence, non-sexual child abuse, graphic violence, and cruelty to animals.
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I initially found this frustrating because I don't like surprises and not knowing if I'm doing something wrong, but I suppose ancient farmers didn't have instruction manuals.
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"We've had accountants not want to work with us, we've had printing companies not want to print our manuals which are really benign and instructional," Brian said.
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Tesla repeatedly warns drivers — through on-screen warnings, driver manuals and public statements — that Autopilot is not an autonomous system and the driver must remain in control.
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Internal structure of the clitoris aside, the external, visible portion of the clitoris (the glans) is also influenced by penetration, as plenty of sex position manuals indicate.
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The customer also has the ability through operator and service manuals and other resources to enable operational, maintenance, service and diagnostics activities to repair and maintain equipment.
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The Guardian said it has seen more than 100 internal training manuals that Facebook uses for guidance in situations as far reaching as match-fixing and cannibalism.
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Other relics still remain in some of the derelict Titan II facilities, like bedding in the crew quarter, safety check manuals, and computer frameworks and control desks.
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Defense Distributed had sued the State Department under former President Obama after it mandated the removal of all instruction manuals for 28500D printing guns from the internet.
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If the legislation passes, it'd require Apple, Samsung, and other electronics manufacturers to supply parts and detailed repair manuals to everyone, including repair shops, and average consumers.
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User manuals, quick-guide pamphlets, special websites, and informative packaging material sound like what you would expect from something on the shelf at a Best Buy store.
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The manual has a tortured bureaucratic history dating to 1995, when the Pentagon decided it needed to replace old, service-specific manuals with an updated, departmentwide document.
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Kyle Wiens is the cofounder and CEO of iFixit, an online repair community and parts retailer internationally renowned for its open source repair manuals and product teardowns.
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This department probably has detailed instruction manuals cataloguing the various kinds of locks and safes and which tools and techniques are most effective at breaking into them.
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On Tuesday, credit giant Experian seemingly removed a selection of training manuals from one of its websites after Motherboard told the company they contained apparent customer data.
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Apple announced Thursday that it would allow independent repair shops to access Apple parts, tools, manuals, and other components necessary to fix the most common iPhone problems.
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The prior VICE investigation found the group shared a library that was full of manuals ranging from incendiary and chemical weapon tutorials to hardline neo-Nazi literature.
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Importance of stress tolerance: 69Average annual salary: $75,500What they do, according to O*NET: Write technical materials, such as equipment manuals, appendices, or operating and maintenance instructions.
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The Guardian said it has seen more than 28503 internal training manuals that Facebook uses for guidance in situations as far reaching as match-fixing and cannibalism.
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Cisco sued Huawei in 2003 over claims that the Chinese company had not only copied source code from Cisco products but also copied text from user manuals.
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There are about another dozen thick binders and manuals in the farm office for navigating rules and regulations on such things as migrant and seasonal worker protections.
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The details of this data-gathering are densely written and buried deep in user manuals and terms of service agreements, never to be looked at or understood.
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There's a burgeoning right to repair movement that is pushing for state-level laws that would require electronics manufacturers to make repair manuals available to the public.
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Photo: LegoLego, understandably, has no plans to put this Bugatti Chiron into production, as the printed instruction manuals alone would undoubtedly cost you hundreds of dollars in shipping.
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After enlisting in the US Army in 1942, Lee was tasked with writing instructional manuals, slogans, and scripts for training films as a member of the Signal Corps.
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Welocalize provides translation services in e-learning content, product manuals, web content, user interfaces, enterprise applications and multilingual staffing needs for companies such as Disney, Dell and Intuit.
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Singer obtained pilot notes, technical manuals, transcripts and diagrams in order to envisage conditions in the cramped flight capsules and the quick decisions required in moments of danger.
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"The manuals published by WikiLeaks contain the images of interfaces that allow you to search within these huge data fields, so access is simple and intuitive," it adds.
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Just as we follow our own personal unwritten manuals on fashion trends, we also have very personal feelings about what flavors and textures go (or don't go) together.
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Dozens of publishers passed on publishing the novel until Chilton (a publisher of thick automotive repair manuals) bought the rights and released the first edition in December 1965.
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Way, way back in the pioneer days of the cocktail renaissance — say, 2003 or thereabouts — questing mixologists and curious enthusiasts didn't have many drink manuals to lean on.
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"Colombians marched a month ago when the government tried to impose, through these manuals, gender ideology in Colombian education," said Alejandro Ordoñez, Colombia's inspector general at the time.
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That's a standard move for consumer electronics companies, which generally request that the FCC withhold any photos, user manuals, and other product details until after it becomes available.
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Shot in remote Ontario, the movie is superbly designed, impressively researched and extremely well written, drawing much of its dialogue from 17th-century diaries, letters and prayer manuals.
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She asked for user manuals to the department's new system of in-car dashboard cameras, then for lists of dashcam recordings, then for some of the recordings themselves.
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As Motherboard notes, if Apple truly wanted to protect you from injury by iPhone, then it wouldn't make it so hard to access training and manuals for repairs.
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She and her team of writers explored Thailand, Mexico, Argentina, New York City and London and wrote manuals on how women could enjoy these places and stay safe.
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He took a correspondence course from the Famous Photographer's School in Connecticut, whose faculty included Richard Avedon, Irving Penn, and Bert Stern, and dutifully studied their instruction manuals.
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For two and half years and up until now, I was under so many instruction manuals and trying to figure out all this work that I'd given myself.
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The move allowed the construction of a 222D printer that could spit out large, pre-folded folders and the cards, manuals, and punch-cards that would fill them.
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So, another that I find really interesting is a couple of the organizations that I went into are having people create user manuals for themselves or their colleagues.
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Utomo said the agency had not determined if a new version of the anti-stall system, which was not explained to pilots in manuals, was a contributing factor.
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In "Sex Tips for Girls" (1983), a collection largely of her Voice columns, she avoided the dry prose of clinical manuals that had turned her off to sex.
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In the latest such case, a Russian software developer, Oleg Tishchenko, pleaded guilty on Wednesday in Salt Lake City to smuggling F-16 fighter-jet manuals to Moscow.
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The government imposes countless requirements through guidance documents like Medicare billing manuals, special fraud alerts and "coverage determinations" saying whether Medicare will pay for an item or service.
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Centriq is like a digital file folder for your home, where you can store user manuals, find warranties, and get tips on how to repair and maintain appliances.
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It also alleges that the instruction manuals provided by Boeing with the two-month-old plane were insufficient, leading to the death of the pilots, crew and passengers.
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As someone who has had limited experience with power tools, I appreciated it and reading the manuals helped me feel confident that I could use the tools safely.
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Once I'd read through all the user manuals and watched a number of YouTube tutorials on small household projects, I started to feel more comfortable with the tools.
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Professional manuals and credentials were developed so enslavers could trade information about what to feed their enslaved workforce, how to house them, even how to speak to them.
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"You really have to take all the firm statutes and billing manuals and kind of mesh them together to figure out whether he broke the law," Stockler said.
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The Survival and Cross rope doesn't come with an extra cable, but it does come with extra hardware, a carrying bag, and plenty of online manuals and ebooks.
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LDS church spokesman Eric Hawkins called it a collection of "procedural manuals, work plans and memos with very little important or sensitive information," in an email to Mashable.
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Nissan said it was retraining and retesting inspectors and that it had corrected inconsistencies between plant operating manuals and plant activities in documents provided to Japan's transport ministry.
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Once the only kind of transmission available, manuals became an essential part of a car's design, from nondescript, utilitarian sticks and silver wands to elegantly smooth cue balls.
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Micah: I read stories from the 90s about people dumpster diving comprehensive technical manuals from the phone company, which helped them learn how to remotely control phone networks.
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According to martial arts historian Thomas Green, fighting manuals produced by Masters of Defence proliferated from the 1200s to the 163s, first by hand and later by printing press.
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If the underlying translation data had been legal documents, the model would have produced legalese; if it was aircraft flight instruction manuals, it would have produced aircraft flight instructions.
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Iran says it has been forced to use the black market to preserve safety following fatal accidents and sanctions that prevented it from gaining access to parts and manuals.
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In its manuals, Medtronic, the maker of the device, clearly advises patients that things like hairdryers, cell phones, power tools, and yes, in-store security systems may impact devices.
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More than any other nation, Germanic martial artists wrote prodigiously on the subject of fighting arts, producing fencing manuals and other seminal texts that defined the German of Defence.
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The files include powerpoint presentations, manuals, marketing materials, budgets, equipment lists, schematics, passwords, and other documents detailing Perceptics' work for CBP and other government agencies for nearly a decade.
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But most large dams were built during a time when weather forecasting was rather crude, and although forecasting has improved significantly, the water control manuals have not caught up.
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Boeing said on Monday that it is developing software fixes as well as updating training procedures and manuals — moves that the FAA expects to mandate no later than April.
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Acting under court orders, police have raided printers, newspaper offices and private delivery companies in a search for campaign literature, instruction manuals for manning voting stations and ballot boxes.
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In Novogrodovka, he strode around the barracks mimicking NATO assault postures—reloading while running, peering around buildings—and scrolled obsessively through US Army manuals on his phone for fun.
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Today, the restored Mission Control Center boasts historically accurate coat racks, ash trays, flight-control manuals, and a coffee station to make the room feel like a time capsule.
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Secretaries at NASA — the "Sixties Chicks," as they called themselves — were also integral to Apollo's success, since they did most of the typing of critical reports, manuals, and checklists.
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Since Apple doesn't provide repair manuals and certified parts to companies like his, Forsythe has made over two dozen visits to China to find the companies supplying iPhone parts.
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"There are no instruction manuals for this stuff, so it was like designing your own model or LEGO set," Joel said of learning to work with the foam boards.
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If the manuals were updated, revised and augmented with online addendums that responded to an accumulation of a few thousand similar complaints, it might reduce frustration for the consumers.
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"It's not so much that we're inspired by Prohibition," said Gian Paolo Di Pierro, the passionate bar manager at Club Derrière, who publishes drink manuals in his off time.
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Both the Saeco and DeLonghi user manuals also ask you to remove their brewhead and clean them once a week, and also do a deep clean once a month.
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An intrepid interpreter of instruction manuals, he figured out how to make a cloud-based service send alerts to his phone whenever the camera captured a rodent in motion.
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Colton Harris-Moore, nicknamed the Barefoot Bandit, was sentenced in 2011 for stealing small planes, which he had learned to fly himself as a teenager after reading flight manuals.
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Occupations: Rockette, dance and fitness teacher; corporate lawyer Requiring study: The apartment came with a stack of manuals on how to operate the high-end appliances and electronics systems.
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He was able to support himself with his translation work, but for several years he supplemented his income writing advertising copy and product instruction manuals for an Osaka agency.
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Criminal investigators have sought information from Boeing on safety and certification procedures, including training manuals for pilots, along with how the company marketed the new aircraft, the sources said.
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It was documented in maintenance manuals for the plane, and airlines were informed about it during detailed briefings on differences between the Max and earlier versions of the 737.
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Besides software, manufacturers also maintain control over the repair parts and diagnostic tools market and have attempted to keep service manuals out of the hands of independent repair professionals.
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Parrish, who is 36, has been pouring over programming manuals since she was five, when her parents bought the family their first computer –a TRS-80 Color Computer 2.
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Seats are now so close together, according to Flyers Rights, that they render the "brace for impact" position depicted in airline safety manuals ineffective, thereby subjecting passengers to head trauma.
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The manuals and guidelines they would receive — they would say, 'today on this topic, you are going to post the following rebuttals and use the following codes in your comments.
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Here is how Facebook deals with certain content: Child abuse: Certain content of non-sexual child abuse, including physical abuse and bullying, is permitted on Facebook according to the manuals.
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Leaked manuals show exactly how Facebook's 4,500 content moderators are trained to manually filter out extreme racism, misogyny, violence, pornography and other content deemed too disturbing for wider human consumption.
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They take down millions of posts every month from each platform, guided by thick instruction manuals—the guidelines for "search quality" evaluators at Google, for example, run to 164 pages.
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The comments focus attention on the contents of aircraft manuals and a conversion course allowing pilots of the previous generation of Boeing jet, the 737NG, to upgrade to the MAX.
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Information recovered from the jet's flight data recorder last week led the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to issue an emergency airworthiness directive urging airlines to update their flight manuals.
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For someone who frequently translates the same kind of material (such as instruction manuals), they serve up the bits that have already been translated, saving lots of duplication and time.
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While operating manuals for COMAC's smaller ARJ21 regional jet, which took its first flight in 24, were written in Mandarin, the C919's will be in English to support sales.
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Among his personal belongings: a wallet, his keys, pictures of his family, shuttle souvenir pins, business cards, astronomy charts, flight manuals and an unsigned Valentine's Day card for my mom.
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Maybe you volunteer to lead team meetings, or perhaps you suggest mentoring new employees, or if you're more of a behind-the-scenes person, you revise those old style manuals.
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The company also argued that it has gone to great lengths to make consumers aware of the limits of the system, in its owner's manuals, on its website and elsewhere.
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Facebook's hundreds of moderators — located in Menlo Park, Austin, Dublin, and Hyderabad — says Silver, head of Facebook's Community Support Team, now receive regular training, detailed manuals, counseling and other support.
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FPI later went through a corporate makeover (hence the new name, Unicor) and began creating jobs for inmates to answer customer service calls, ship goods, print manuals, and refurbish vehicles.
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I suppose it's easier to drop in a joke about operations manuals and rising turrets than to slot in an intelligent commentary about the military tactics of the Soviet Union.
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The federal judge in Vermont who oversees the settlement ruled in August that C.M.S. didn't have to further revise its manuals, but did have to mount a better educational campaign.
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At home, APs study PDFs of game manuals downloaded from manufacturer sites, discuss strategies on their subreddit, track fluctuations in prize ticket value, and post YouTube videos showcasing their talents.
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Thanks to cheeky instruction manual inspired by Ikea's manuals, you can learn how to buy the parts, assemble the camera, load the image-stitching software, and start shooting 360 content.
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Apple will provide more independent repair shops with its parts, tools, training manuals, and other necessary materials for performing authorized out-of-warranty iPhone repairs, the company announced on Thursday.
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In interviews and manuals, the NSO Group's executives have long boasted that their spyware worked like a "ghost," tracking the moves and keystrokes of its targets, without leaving a trace.
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In a series of black and white images with text, he juxtaposes excerpts from a manual for the Sony AIBO robotic dog with declassified C.I.A. and Army Intelligence interrogation manuals.
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He said the Dutch Reach is taught in some bike safety classes and professional fleet trainings, and now two states — Massachusetts and Illinois — include it in their official driver's manuals.
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And what he recycled there was less a matter of cartons and cans than Aristophanes, Shakespeare, Wagner, Dumas, Gothic novels, ball gowns, B movies, sex manuals and superhero comic books.
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The hadaka-jime in judo and jujutsu, the sleeper hold, rear chancery, or the Japanese strangle hold in catch wrestling and in old military manuals on hand-to-hand combat.
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Current formal classification manuals tend to view clinical depression as a single condition simply varying by severity (major depression versus a set of minor depressions, regrettably including normal depressive moods).
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On the contrary, Apple has lobbied against state-level legislation that would require it to sell repair parts to consumers and third parties and release service manuals for its devices.
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Exploring design, technology, and art, the exhibition will feature historic photographs, telegraph code books, typing manuals, propaganda posters, and more, providing insight into the ever-changing nature of written Chinese.
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He headed toward an ordinary conference room outfitted with extra phones, video hookups, data terminals and policy manuals, designed to be a command center in case of a financial crisis.
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Apple said it is officially going to start providing some independent repair shops with the same "parts, tools, training, repair manuals, and diagnostics" that repair technicians get in authorized shops.
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At the same time, the lay practitioners of public speech — the lawyers and notaries who composed speeches and public letters for political officials — continued to consult medieval manuals of rhetoric.
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Among them, the lawyers said, are legal analyses, strategy manuals prepared for national and state Republican officials, "an accumulation of highly honed redistricting maps" and written exchanges with party officials.
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Prosecutors allege Chen took from Apple more than 2,000 files containing "manuals, schematics, diagrams and photographs of computer screens showing pages in Apples secure databases" with intent to share them.
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Criminal investigators in the Justice Department have sought information from Boeing on safety and certification procedures, including training manuals for pilots, along with how the company marketed the new aircraft.
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Sons also tended to have what amounted to an "internship" relationship with fathers, working through Basic-language manuals with them, receiving encouragement from them; the same wasn't true for daughters.
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Now, it will have a raft of new tax rules to deal with that will require upgrading its software, printing new manuals and explaining to confused taxpayers how things work.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)In lieu of printed paper manuals like Lego includes with its sets, the build instructions are built into the actual Labo games, so you'll never lose them.
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And in both accounts, you found a big need for open source intelligence—books, written manuals, second-hand accounts of things—anything to put the intelligence together and create a product.
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"I wouldn't change anything about it," says Jesse Reed, co-founder of Standards Manual, the publishing imprint that reprised the popular graphic standard manuals for NASA and the NYC Transit Authority.
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While Italian church organs remained virtually unchanged with only one manual (keyboard) and a rudimentary set of pedals, French and German organs soon featured two manuals, and later three or four.
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At least two people tied to the US military accidentally leaked secret files to a hacker, including manuals for the US's main battle tank and its Reaper drones, researchers have found.
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"The security of devices is not related to diagnostics and service manuals, they're related to poor code with vulnerabilities, weak authentication, devices deployed by default to be vulnerable," Roberts told Motherboard.
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TNC is now developing a "toolbox" with manuals and training programmes to enable cities around the world to develop their own funds specific to the local environment and needs, she said.
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The toy bricks themselves are relatively easy to distinguish using just the sense of touch—it's the instruction manuals, which almost exclusively rely on flat imagery, that pose the bigger challenge.
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In manuals for more recent Tesla models—which contain the same type of battery—the company's Emergency Response Guides recommend using 3,000 gallons of water to fully extinguish a battery fire.
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The Guardian said it had seen over 100 internal training manuals, spreadsheets and flowcharts, on how Facebook moderators treat issues such as violence, hate speech, terrorism, pornography, racism and self-harm.
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MPP Kaleed Rasheed claimed that the bill would force companies to hand their "codes" and "security stuff" to average consumers, though it only called for repair manuals, diagnostic tools, and parts.
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Lion Air's operational director has accused Boeing of withholding information from pilots in the manuals about a safety feature that automatically lowers the airplane's nose to prevent or exit a stall.
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What would be even nicer would be some nod to the "classic" nature of these games — original instruction manuals, access to their soundtracks, and original artwork to name a few things.
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It was really difficult to read the Roland manuals because they were written in poor English and difficult to understand… and I had no clue what the hell I was doing.
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Another test came in 2003, when Huawei was sued by Cisco Systems, the American maker of computer network equipment, for allegedly copying its software and even language from its instruction manuals.
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The title of the "Domestic Breviary" is borrowed from Lutheran and Catholic manuals, with Brecht's didactic energy turned toward exposing a world in which human suffering is man-made and unredeemed.
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He gained access by uploading documents he falsely claimed were legal orders — including his car and health insurance policies and work training manuals, according to local news reports of his prosecution.
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" The guidance reiterated passages already in the flight manuals which instruct pilots not to intentionally enter areas with more than moderate turbulence, and to avoid flying through "areas of severe turbulence.
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The titles range from board books and picture books for babies and elementary school children, to nonfiction coding manuals, activity books and journals, and a series of novels featuring girl coders.
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"Knowing that it's never going to be more than 10 percent of my income was rather reassuring," said Herbert, 24, a technical writer of guidebooks and manuals for an engineering firm.
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While he has taken part in some online forums where Tesla owners discuss their issues and fixes, mostly he was on his own, with no car schematics or manuals from Tesla.
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I also saw a preview of the clever new onboarding instructions that would augment the static pictograms and walls of text found in the Home Smart app and Ikea's printed manuals.
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If all its field manuals and press releases call for greater lethality, it should expect some blowback among those in Silicon Valley who prefer to limit war and reduce civilian harm.
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VR companies saw this coming Both HTC and Oculus specifically warn users in their safety manuals not to sit or stand on virtual objects that don't exist in the real world.
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The hacker later offered up an operation manual for an M1 Abrams tank, and other manuals regarding tank platoon tactics, but it isn&apost clear how he obtained these batch of documents.
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In other emails made public, the same pilot, Mark Forkner, who now works at Southwest, instructed the FAA to delete MCAS from manuals, before the FAA first certified the planes in 2017.
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Boeing earlier this week said it is working on a software fix as well as updates to pilot manuals and training and the FAA said it would mandate those changes by April.
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Thanks to the clever use of software, tips from this and other manuals obtained by intelligence agencies are proving increasingly valuable to counter-terrorist forces deployed both in the West and abroad.
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Before it grounded the Boeing 737 Max planes, the FAA had said it would mandate a software fix by April and said Boeing was developing other updates to pilot training and manuals.
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"We sent some boards and instruction manuals, with the goal of helping Elman Peace integrate surf therapy to their offering," Tim Conibear, the founding director of Waves for Change told VICE Impact.
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These books steer clear of the anatomical diagrams and cheesy stock photos of couples that have been staples of previous sex manuals (though Action does include a proudly nude photo of Spiegel).
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And, explicitly, by highlighting these qualities in the written D&D manuals and presenting them in an audience-facing interview, Mearls is suggesting that this is how they're intended to be run.
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Electronics and the 'Right to Repair' While car companies now offer repair manuals to independent shops or consumers, electronics companies are not legally required to, and the vast majority of them don't.
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Jesse Reed and Hamish Smyth, the design duo behind the republished MTA, NASA, and EPA standards manuals, are back with a new book: Emoji, a collection of the original 753 emoji characters.
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"The absence of information about the MCAS in the aircraft manuals and pilot training made it difficult for the flight crew to diagnose problems and apply the corrective procedures," the report said.
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But they are also adopting digital instructions because cars have become so complex and feature-laden that printed manuals, with their step-by-step instructions and myriad legal warnings, are becoming unwieldy.
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An extensive online library contains a trove of manuals with instructions on lone wolf terror-tactics, gunsmithing, data mining, interrogation tactics, counter-surveillance techniques, bomb making, chemical weapons creation, and guerilla warfare.
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For an accurate historical record, the Internet Archive is now even hosting the Wii Shop Channel's HTML frontend (meaning the icons, manuals, descriptions), so future generations could see what it looked like.
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"If we're going to push that forward and keep progressing, we're going to have to look at manuals and sources that aren't part of the cocktail world at first glance," he said.
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That's the gist of a policy document published in the Guardian yesterday, one of more than 100 "internal training manuals, spreadsheets and flowcharts" that the newspaper obtained from the social media giant.
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I watched many a lovely, nerdy friend bury his Dungeons and Dragons manuals in the closet and try out for the football team or rush a frat or start maniacally lifting weights.
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Immersing himself in medieval manuals of Latin rhetoric and grammar, and closely examining letters and speeches, Professor Witt examined two powerful currents in the development of modern ideas about language and history.
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The Federal Aviation Administration is also still waiting to conduct a crucial certification flight that would help unground the plane, while pilot training requirements and manuals are still pending review as well.
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According to Susie Parr, the author of an enlightening volume called "The Story of Swimming," manuals on military training that were disseminated in the Middle Ages stressed the usefulness of the skill.
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He found, unfortunately, a dearth of professional mechanics willing and able to work on his Model S. That's because Tesla doesn't make spare parts, diagnostic tools and even repair manuals readily available.
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The United States last month agreed to allow a Texas man to distribute online instruction manuals for a pistol that could be made by anyone with access to a 3-D printer.
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This included the crucial decision not to train pilots on the new flight control system or mention it in flight manuals because it was only supposed to take control in extreme circumstances.
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Unit cohesion and team-building, which received lengthy treatment in 20th-century training manuals, were taught through outdoor games like dodge ball or "swat the kaiser," recognizable today as duck, duck, goose.
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"Boeing did not send manuals on MCAS," the Ethiopian Airlines pilot told Reuters in a hotel lobby, declining to give his name as staff have been told not to speak in public.
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" Chris in New Jersey called the book's prose "an ugly mashup of instructional manuals for cheap electronics and obtuse postmodern academic criticism, with a healthy dash of straightforward banality thrown in to boot.
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Other company archival materials, such as historic products, product catalogs and manuals, some correspondence by Dave Packard and other company research collections, were also unaffected because they are housed at other Keysight locations.
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However, Elwell told CNN he was alarmed to learn that pilots were not originally informed of MCAS on the 737 MAX, and he said future manuals will include detailed descriptions of the software.
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Proposed right-to-repair laws typically require companies to publish their repair manuals, as well as make the necessary repair tools available for purchase rather than requiring a specialist to make these repairs.
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"If you feel you are being pressured to disregard aircraft damage or shortcut the manuals, then let your airline representative know of such threats," union national director Bret Oestreich said in the email.
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"Specifically, we want to standardise all flight manuals and remind operators that crews must adjust their attention to environmental conditions while using the auto pilot during turbulence," the company said in the bulletin.
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The report says such material ranges from terms associated with Islamist extremism and weapons operation manuals to apparently innocuous information such as fasting during Ramadan and music by a Japanese heavy metal group.
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In March California became the 18th state in America to introduce a bill supporting the "right to repair", by obliging manufacturers to make manuals more widely available to customers and independent repair shops.
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Right up through the '60s and '70s, dating manuals and respected counselors were telling boys to push as hard as they can because girls are afraid to say yes, that sort of thing.
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It's a vision fleshed-out across countless novelizations, massive sourcebooks and technical manuals, a pen-and-paper RPG, a dubious children's cartoon, and several classic video games made with Activision and then Microsoft.
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This came after a 2017 report from India's Comptroller and Auditor General, the government spending watchdog, criticized the lack of dam operating manuals and emergency action plans (EAPs) for reservoirs in many states.
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Three people were arrested in January in connection with the thefts after police raided homes in the Madrid region and seized arms, safe-cracking manuals and oxy-fuel cylinders used for cutting metal.
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When police arrested him in December 2016, Mohammed, who worked in a food factory making meals for supermarkets, possessed instruction manuals on mobile phone detonators, ricin and how to make explosives, prosecutors said.
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Automated systems on the Boeing 737 Max have been under scrutiny since the Lion Air crash, and Boeing said it is preparing software fixes as well as changes to pilot training and manuals.
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Nissan said it had corrected inconsistencies between plant operating manuals and plant activities in documents provided to the ministry, and that it was taking measures to improve training and testing processes for inspectors.
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Police raided six homes in the Madrid region and seized a gun, ammunition, manuals to cracking safes, laser devices and oxy-fuel cylinders used to cut metal, the ministry said in a statement.
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"That sense of pride is actually very important," said Sarfaraz Ahmed Khan, an assistant professor at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences who has written manuals on efforts to combat trafficking.
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In response to a question about how to prepare for an investing career, Buffett told the students, "Read 500 pages like this every day," while reaching toward a stack of manuals and papers.
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Delving into the box, I flicked through all of the physical paraphernalia that came as standard with video games before the digital age: manuals, maps, jewel CD case, a quick tips reference card.
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The legislation would require Apple and other electronics manufacturers to sell repair parts to consumers and independent repair shops, and would require manufacturers to make diagnostic and service manuals available to the public.
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Boeing believed the system to be so innocuous, even if it malfunctioned, that the company did not inform pilots of its existence or include a description of it in the airplane's flight manuals.
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That guide, published last year by Wata Games, which began grading the condition of game boxes, cartridges and manuals in April 21, sent people scurrying for a variant that previously drew scant interest.
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That guide, published last year by Wata Games, which began grading the condition of game boxes, cartridges and manuals in April 21, sent people scurrying for a variant that previously drew scant interest.
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The Royal Commission found the ADF Cadets training and policy manuals have had the wrong information on the age of consent since at least 2000, which increased the risk of child sexual abuse.
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He's sought to lay it all out in his book Rebuilding America: The Biblical Blueprint, and he's filled in many of the details in publicly available manuals for his weekly Bible study sessions.
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He renounced psychiatry because, he said, he was fed up with "the pernicious system of diagnosis" dictated by professional associations and their manuals, and by insurance companies driven by statistics and reflexive prescriptions.
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That said, it is not unusual for pilots to consult only training manuals when learning to fly a plane that is a derivative of a model they already know, with similar flight characteristics.
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"Medical device manufacturers should immediately release all repair documentation and software, schematics and manuals for that equipment, especially ventilators," Nathan Proctor, campaign director for U.S. PIRG Right to Repair, said in a statement.
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Decades of aggressive ad campaigns — including tactics such as distributing manuals to schoolchildren that extolled the nutritional benefits of bananas — gradually enshrined the fruit as a wholesome, fundamental part of the American diet.
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The absence of guidance on MCAS or more detailed use of trim in the flight manuals and in pilot training, made it more difficult for flight crews to properly respond to uncommanded MCAS. 5.
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So far, Yee has requested several novels by David Foster Wallace, whom he calls an "unparalleled genius"; A People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn; and several chess manuals by Bobby Fischer.
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Myth: The Fallen Lords and Soulblighter couldn't actually serve up the Lord of the Rings-sized battles they implied, so the job fell to mission briefings and short stories buried within the game manuals.
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"Boeing is updating crew manuals and pilot training, designed to ensure every pilot has all of the information they need to fly the 246 MAX safely," the company said in a statement Friday morning.
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There is some soldering required, but since the Retro Arcade comes from Haynes, the company that makes those incredibly detailed aftermarket manuals for cars, you shouldn't have too much trouble following the assembly instructions.
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These manuals teach users how to get into the "clinician menu" where they're able to modify their CPAP's settings to tailor their treatment in coordination with what SleepyHead is telling them about their treatment.
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Boeing earlier this week said a software change is in the works as well as updates to pilot manuals and training and the Federal Aviation Administration said it would mandate those changes by April.
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Gregg, a principal engineer at Intel whose hobbies include browsing bookstores for used self-help manuals, sees the glut of such books as a symptom of deeper problems with the organization of modern work.
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The publication said the leak from the French manufacturer DCNS included technical manuals and other sensitive information, including details of the submarines' secret stealth technology, torpedo-launching systems and its many intelligence-gathering systems.
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It's a common sentiment from users, who enjoy solidarity and support on the subreddit, where a recent comment thread filled with excitement about a newly organized collection of thousands of vintage video game manuals.
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Later, however, some of these stories underwent various adaptations as they were collected (very often by men), "becoming manuals of proper behavior and a reflection of cultural and social expectations," Graça da Silva said.
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But its contents are rich with company spreadsheets, instruction manuals for modifying and assembling products, and, perhaps of most importance to LMG Holdings and LifeSafer, detailed schematics of various products and apparent source code.
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Right to repair legislation would require electronics manufacturers like Apple, Microsoft, John Deere, and dozens of others to sell repair parts to the public and to make repair manuals and tools available to everyone.
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DJ: The Militia of Montana was more of a mail-order militia; they were like the Publisher's Clearinghouse for militia groups to get videos, you know, manuals on how to set up your militia.
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Facebook has developed new artificial intelligence programs to identify extremist posts — like videos of beheadings and bomb-making manuals — and has hired thousands of human beings to look out for that stuff as well.
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As Western politics has become more extreme and a generation raised on Hogwarts more politically engaged, the Potter novels have been embraced ever more fervently as political allegories and moral manuals for our times.
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Goodrich said that, as an aeronautical engineer who has been working for more than five decades, he still has to read pilot manuals "five times through to actually figure out exactly what's going on."
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And of course, a mentor text doesn't have to be in the form of a book — a mentor text might be a poem, a newspaper article, song lyrics, comic strips, manuals, essays, almost anything.
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She spent much of the weekend in her farmhouse in Holly, Michigan, a rural town north of Detroit, going over impeachment evidence and reports, in addition to the House manuals of rules and procedures.
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Nurcahyo Utomo, an investigator at Indonesia's transport safety committee (KNKT), said the agency had not yet determined if the anti-stall system, which was not explained to pilots in manuals, was a contributing factor.
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According to screenshots of manuals provided to precinct chairs, the guidelines do not make clear that a candidate who falls short of the 15 percent viability threshold can get there on the second alignment.
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At a time when most writing was liturgical in nature, Masters of Defence across Europe, like Byzantine Emperor Leo VI before them, produced fighting manuals and dedicated their time to developing their combative skill.
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By carefully hiding arbitration clauses in written employee policies, handbooks and manuals, sophisticated employers strong-arm women into eliminating their collective voice — a critical tool necessary for change, especially where claims of systemic discrimination exist.
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In one of its user manuals, Bose claimed it took 14 years to research and develop the Wave audio system, and the work on the waveguide technology earned Dr. Bose and Dr. Short numerous awards.
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There's few options for customizing the C264 Mini hardware, but you can choose how you want classic games to appear on your modern, widescreen TV. 264 / 264What isn't included are instruction manuals for each game.
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But even now, these shows leave open the question of just how we're supposed to grapple with the idea that many viewers will always see them as instruction manuals, or as validation of dangerous ideals.
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The FAA says it's too soon to tell if the accidents had a similar cause, but that Boeing would be upgrading the 737 Max 8's software and updating training requirements and flight crew manuals.
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Hackers love to sell phone numbers, passports, and other personally identifiable information on the deep web, but last month one person was looking to make a quick buck off of a few military maintenance manuals.
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Patiently, methodically, I back up my data and do a full-system reset; I run updates; I consult user manuals and message boards; I restart the system again—calm in the knowledge that I'll succeed.
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" The Democrats asked in a letter that the investigation include a review of what "led to the FAAs decision not to revise pilot training programs and manuals to reflect changes to flight-critical automation systems.
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" The Democrats asked in a letter that the investigation include a review of what "led to the FAA's decision not to revise pilot training programs and manuals to reflect changes to flight-critical automation systems.
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Halep did not play a bad match but simply ran out of ideas at the end of an absorbing two-hour-20-minute duel full of spellbinding rallies and shots not found in coaching manuals.
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The hacker told the researchers they stole additional military training manuals on explosive devices, a tank operation manual, and a document on tank platoon tactics, though they did not reveal where the materials came from.
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Organized by curator Ruslana Lichtzier and her husband artist Ryan Coffey, The Manual Project #1 selected six artists to produce five printed manuals to be contemplated, constructed, and discussed over the span of two days.
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The subpoena sought any documents concerning the website's editing of ads relating to its policies, manuals, memoranda, and guidelines, as well as any material involving "reviewing, blocking, deleting or modifying" ads, according to court documents.
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Johnson spoke about last week's attack in lower Manhattan and the suspect's consumption of ISIS how-to manuals, asking Nielsen if she'd support limitations on what kinds of content can be posted on the internet.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, NYC Books Through Bars said the vendors' online catalogs indicated that inmates would have access to only romance novels, religious texts, drawing or coloring books, instruction manuals, one dictionary and one thesaurus.
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When American forces evacuated their camps and firebases at the war's end, they again followed disposal manuals of the day: burning or burying unused or corrupted chemical stocks including CS, decontaminating agents, solvents and pesticides.
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And no one seems sure how many more hundreds of thousands (or maybe millions) of pages of less formal or 'sub-regulatory' policy manuals, directives, and the like might be found floating around these days.
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A retired self-made millionaire publisher of legal and technical manuals, Mr. Farmer was an enrolled Republican until 21989, when he contributed $13,21 to the presidential campaign of Representative John B. Anderson, an Illinois Republican.
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I feel like the problems I have with The Mandalorian are the problems that I could poke holes at in the original trilogy in a way that– Rob: Patrick, I bought so many tactical manuals!
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Even though the company's vehicle user manuals caution drivers to remain attentive while driving and keep their hands on the steering wheel, Tesla CEO Elon Musk sometimes retweets videos portraying hands-free use of Autopilot.
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" The two Democrats asked in a letter that the probe include a review of what "led to the FAA's decision not to revise pilot training programs and manuals to reflect changes to flight-critical automation systems.
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" The two Democrats asked in a letter that the probe include a review of what "led to the FAA's decision not to revise pilot training programs and manuals to reflect changes to flight-critical automation systems.
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High school students are creating videos that serve as manuals for West Arbor residents to learn how to use energy-efficient technologies, such as heating and ventilation, inside their units for maximum comfort and cost savings.
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My friend Garrett Dash Nelson — a former member of Dorm Crew, Harvard's student-run housekeeping service — has collected various club manuals members have left in their rooms over the years, and they contain some real gems.
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On his Wikipedia page and in the parent manuals, there was always a paragraph or two saying Leo Kanner in the United States came up with the diagnosis, and then Asperger was working in Nazi Vienna.
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The national right-to-repair law should require manufacturers of farm equipment to make diagnostic tools, manuals, and other repair-related resources available to any individual or business, not just their own dealerships and authorized agents.
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The newspaper said it had seen more than 100 internal training manuals used to teach some 4,500 Facebook moderators on what kind of content is acceptable on the site and what posts need to be removed.
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Once you open up the box, you're greeted with a profile view of Vector, a cube block (as sort of toy for the robot — more on that in a bit), some manuals, and the charging dock.
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