STEVE BANNON: And I've lived in China, off and on.
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He blows the spots of the Cards off and on,
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It can also be turned off and on as necessary.
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Then, I'm finally off and on my way to work.
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Paul had lived in Townsend, off and on, since 1974.
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And yes, I tried turning it off and on again.
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You don't just turn off an off and on switch.
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"The shrimp business is off and on, always," he said.
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Who needs relatives that turn off and on like spigots?
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It has been scarce, off and on, for several years.
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They dated off and on for a few years, they said.
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I would not deny that off and on they had problems.
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After all, he had spent years in solitary, off and on.
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They toyed with the idea off and on, but neither bit.
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It will be a major concern for investors off and on.
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Kelly has been battling cancer off and on for five years.
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"Strong squalls off and on" had kept her inside, she said.
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Some inside blinked their lights off and on in apparent solidarity.
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Heat can be turned off and on during a massage session.
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I ended up doing it off and on for nine years.
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He's been working on New California, off and on, since 2012.
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Explorers have searched for the wreckage off and on for years.
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Still, she said she remembered living with him off and on.
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You have played these characters off and on for 15 years.
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His ability to do this off and on for 16 years.
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Then I waitressed, which I did off and on through college.
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Josie and the Pussycats subverted those tropes off and on-screen.
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I lay in bed with him off and on that day.
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He's been a regular there off and on for all his life.
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He has been traveling with the band off and on ever since.
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But when I turned it off and on again, everything worked fine.
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Bieber dated singer and actress Selena Gomez off and on for years.
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They've been a sponsor of mine off and on for 20 years.
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He might work on a painting for several years, off and on.
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You've been voicing this character, off and on, for almost twenty years.
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We have negotiated off and on for a quarter of a century.
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The two have dated off and on since 2011, according to People.
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Usually $99.40, the set is 24% off and on sale for $74.99.
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Ms. Rotz's family has lived in Bend off and on since 1947.
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The team worked on BitCam for a couple of months, off and on.
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I'd had the gut-wrenching feeling, off and on, for about a year.
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She and her radio host ex dated off and on for four years.
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He dated pop singer and actress Selena Gomez off and on for years.
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They jumped on and off and on stuff in the least convenient way.
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We part ways with a hug, but he's been crying off and on.
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I do that off and on till I reach 15 or 20 minutes.
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But they continued to see each other, off and on, for several months.
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Jadon and Anias had been sick off and on for nearly a month.
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The shooting continued off and on for nine to 11 minutes, he said.
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That way I wouldn't have to take the weight off and on again.
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To the Editor: My son was addicted off and on for many years.
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Victoria Azarenka has been a fan of shorts off and on since 2012.
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"It's worrisome that he continues to be injured off and on," Alderson said.
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Off and on, you've lived in Los Angeles for part of it, right?
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"We've been consulting with the parliamentarian off and on the whole time," Cornyn said.
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You hear the phrase "bomb cyclone" popping up off and on in weather stories.
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PKK has been battling the Turkish state off and on for some 30 years.
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Mr. Tanaka and Mr. Taylor have worked together off and on since the 1980s.
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Apple reported results as U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators resumed off-and-on talks.
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I've been a patient there off and on ever since I got out of
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I know we're having some problems off and on, with different channels appearing offline.
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Under Kim Jong Un, North Korea's off-and-on nuclear program has progressed significantly.
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So, I've been listening to your project off and on for the last year.
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She has been in "The Lion King," off and on, since she was 25.
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But after about a month of taking it off and on, I just stopped.
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He worked off and on as a janitor and hauled boxes around a warehouse.
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Busy with work and traveling, the couple hunted off and on for several years.
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Too bad turning the car off and on doesn't work as a quick fix.
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The department has been using the service off and on for the last year.
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Off and on, there was singing upstairs in the living room, with instrumental accompaniment.
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The two shouted at each other off and on until Muncy crossed the plate.
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Trust in government isn't something that can be turned off and on like a spigot.
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First, turn your phone off and on again, and see if that does the trick.
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Fixed-wing aircraft had been grounded off and on Wednesday morning, as the winds shifted.
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He continued using drugs off and on and nobody seemed to be holding him accountable.
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According to authorities, the gunfire continued off and on for about nine to 11 minutes.
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"She was busy working and was kind of dating off and on," Lyne's friend says.
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I've known him since 2010, and I've been kissing him off and on since 2011.
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"It's easy to turn off and on, so it shouldn't get too annoying," writes Lewis.
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According to police, the gunfire continued off and on for about nine to 11 minutes.
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It's been banned off and on for years, and it's also a beloved best-seller.
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"And so we've been off and on for about five, five-and-a-half years."
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Before that, he played Nikolas Cassadine on 'GH' off and on from 1996 to 2016.
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Sometimes your iPhone simply needs to be turned off and on again to fix issues.
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She began taking pictures and stayed in the area off and on, into the morning.
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Turning your iPhone off and on again may refresh the software and restore the flashlight.
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The space agency has dabbled in nuclear rockets off and on since the early 1960s.
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On the other hand, "She's a Find" I honed off-and-on for twenty years.
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Linking the two high-tech coastal cities has been discussed, off and on, since 1871.
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She taught at Vassar, off and on (mostly on), until 1979, and twice married colleagues.
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They later reconnected in middle school in 1996 and dated off and on during college.
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The primary in Ohio, once on, then off, and on again is officially not happening.
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Users must turn the power off and on to test again, although it restarts quickly.
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They later reconnected in middle school in 23 and dated off and on during college.
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Ms. Bonas dated the prince for two years; Ms. Davy, off and on for seven.
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Tyga and Jenner were reportedly off and on before splitting for good in April 2017.
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They had an off-and-on romance, getting divorced and remarried — and then divorced again.
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Off and on, I handled my share of breaking news, often monstrous, haunting tragedies. Murders.
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Donley's Wild West Town has been for sale, off and on, for a few years.
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Off and on, our affiliate in Great Plains has provided abortion services in their Columbia facility.
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I was in and out of wheelchairs and off and on crutches for a few months.
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"You can't just turn off and on the US space program like a flashlight," he says.
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I had thought of that night off and on for years, and it still bothered me.
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She wants to have the baby in Cleveland, where she lives off-and-on with Thompson.
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Knee pain has plagued the 32-year-old Spaniard off and on since at least 2007.
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We dated off and on for three years, but it just never fully fell into place.
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The powerhouse star admitted she cried off and on the whole day, spontaneously bursting into tears.
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The U.S. provided military training and aid to Colombia off and on from the mid-1960s.
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He once spent seven years, off and on, improving on his recipe for pâte à choux.
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I had been napping off and on, so I didn't notice until an hour had passed.
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For the last few months, Google has been offering a nice little deal off and on.
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Djokovic's right elbow, which had been troubling him off and on for two seasons, needed repair.
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Ms. Wirt, later Mildred Wirt Benson, wrote Nancy Drew books off and on for two decades.
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The Ethicist I have struggled with mental illness, off and on, for most of my life.
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This is, after all, the girl I've dated off and on for the past four years.
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He told police that he and Deveau had been in an off-and-on sexual relationship.
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Working off and on for 30 years, Mr. Rudd played an integral part in its development.
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Born Henry Williams Obotetukudo, Dr. Bello lived in California off and on from 1991 until 2006.
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While the rain should let up by noon, it could drizzle off and on all day.
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The band broke up off and on and reunited for a tour as recently as 2010.
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He kept in touch off and on with Cleveland Matt Shupe and his wife over the years.
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Migrants hop off and on the train that travels just above the Sagrada, Familia, in Apizaco, Tlaxcala.
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Schedule when certain devices turn off and on and control any of them from your handheld devices.
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And efforts off and on over two years to sell the paper, The Hardwick Gazette, were unsuccessful.
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Bieber and Gomez were off-and-on for several years before finally calling it quits in 2014.
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The men would walk briskly in search of various game animals off and on throughout most days.
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Yeah. I've played with Lloyd Maines and Richard Bowden pretty much off and on solid since then.
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"Opening a bar or doing business together was something we talked about off and on," Harper said.
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But those have been turned off and on again over the years, depending on the political climate.
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But those have been switched off and on again over the years, depending on the political climate.
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Now he must carefully remove and clean the mask each time he takes it off and on.
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I began the project a year ago, and worked on it off and on between other assignments.
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The unit turns off and on more frequently, using more electricity and enduring more wear and tear.
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If the off-and-on rain isn't putting you in a fall mood, today's temperatures certainly will.
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I cry off and on for a long time and don't feel like doing much of anything.
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He spent the next decade homeless off and on until he received his own home in 2020.
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Respect for law cannot be turned off and on as though it were a hot water faucet.
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I think off and on about people I love, but I think about writing all the time.
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"I've been living by the river here and there, off and on, for eight years," he said.
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After three years of off-and-on conflict, the city temporarily shut down the park in 290.
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The couple dated off-and-on beginning in 2015, but began publicly sharing their love story in 2017.
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But then she started feeling sick off and on for several months -- and the symptoms wouldn't go away.
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For most of the past decade, Hudson has been an aspirational Coachella mom off and on the screen.
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After six weeks of off-and-on hunger strikes and questioning in Syria, Khaled and Issawi were released.
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He has been involved with the 240,000-person department off and on since its creation following the Sept.
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The skies are cloudy and the pavement is slick — we could see off-and-on drizzle all day.
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But I know them because of my uncle, an educated bachelor who lived with us, off and on.
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"Basically, me and this guy had been hooking up for like a year, off and on," she said.
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She is a 2-time cancer survivor, having battled the disease off and on for nearly 20 years.
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Honorable mention omission: Jack Wilshere, the Arsenal midfielder who has struggled with injuries off and on for years.
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The two have talked off and on over the years about a deal, including talks earlier this year.
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It took Mr. Montgomery 13 years of campaigning, off and on, to win his seat on the council.
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As noted by Engadget, Instagram doesn't have a dark mode option that can be toggled off and on.
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People of various groups have lived at Qesem Cave off and on for hundreds of thousands of years.
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The Humane Society and the blood center have been negotiating off and on for the last few years.
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On UnREAL, Shiri Appleby's Rachel manipulates everyone off and on her reality TV set, with disastrous and deadly results.
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A software glitch is causing Samsung Smart TVs to spontaneously reboot, repeatedly turning off and on without human intervention.
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Police thought they might be with Densmore, with whom Mead had "an off-and-on-again relationship," Cordingly said.
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Leakes, 48, has appeared on the show off and on since 2013, most recently for the 2015 Emmys special.
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Welles worked on his attempted revival project off and on between 1970 and 1976 — often more off than on.
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TRADE TENSION STILL LOOMS LARGE Apple reported results as U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators resumed off-and-on talks.
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For previous two years, since Pop's diagnosis, he had been living off-and-on with our family during treatment.
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They saw each other off and on through the spring, ending things in March or April, the man said.
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I spent two hours today just turning shit off and on until it just sort of started working again.
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I wore it off and on for a week and found it to be very readable and very precise.
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Another investor is former Soviet official Tevik Arif, who has been investigated off-and-on for organized-crime links.
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The eco mode turns off and on to keep the room close to your desired temperature without wasting energy.
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Salvoni has been in treatment for obsessive compulsive disorder and depression off and on since the age of nine.
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May's leadership has been questioned off and on since she lost a parliamentary majority last June in an election.
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He has lived here, off and on, since his college days, before which the apartment was his brother Antoine's.
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But Mr. Gerard has held off, and on Friday he pressed the White House to negotiate a better agreement.
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There were romantic relationships: Joe and Cameron, off and on (finally off), Gordon and Donna's marriage and amicable divorce.
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Mr. Ftouhi worked off and on as a truck driver, most recently two weeks ago, according to the recording.
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Djokovic, who said his elbow had troubled him off and on for 18 months, will soon confer with doctors.
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The mice, which seem to enjoy running, hopped readily on the wheels and ran, off and on, for hours.
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The pair ended up dating off and on for a few years before finally calling it quits in 2010.
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While the government backed down from that legislation, other measures followed, and the protests have continued off and on.
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Or perhaps just a "civic search," or "citizen mode" that we can toggle off and on in our current feeds?
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The couple has been off and on since welcoming their daughter on April 3, making headlines for their explosive altercations.
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The off-and-on nature of the negotiating process has left a sour taste in the mouth of some investors.
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During my second day of testing, the screen began flickering and would turn off and on at a rapid pace.
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According to WLKY, Harley, 19, and Rhiannon, 20, were childhood sweethearts who had dated off and on since middle school.
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For example, Ethereum has been working on Casper, its proof-of-stake algorithm, for about three years, off and on.
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I have eczema off and on and my son has it too and I just bathe us in it. Literally.
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Along with turning off and on, they'll be able to measure amounts of water for cooking, and warm water, too.
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Earn and Van have a daughter and they sleep together off and on, but they are not precisely a couple.
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Finally, a reluctant member of staff walks over to tell him off, and on that note, his set is done.
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We talked off and on over the next month and I was scheduled to speak at Startup Iceland that June.
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It's a topic that we've covered off and on since the very first post on Crunchbase News in March 22018.
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The Darwin animus had kindled within him, an off-and-on resentment of the distant figure with the big name.
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Off and on growing up, I attempted to keep "kosher for Passover" — something my purely secular Jewish family didn't do.
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The idea that rescue ships are an enticement to refugees has floated through Europe off and on for several years.
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Denisovans appeared to have lived in the cave, off and on, from 287,000 years ago to about 50,000 years ago.
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Cheyney's hundred-year-old home once belonged to her grandmother, and she's lived there off and on since high school.
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We're told they've been seeing each other off and on for several years, and now they are officially an item.
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The next time you turn the Roku TV off and on again, it&aposll switch to the new default input.
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He is close with Ms. Chavkin and a fan of "Great Comet," which he saw both Off and on Broadway.
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She played Las Vegas and Atlantic City and toured the country off and on from the 1960s through the 1990s.
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Off and on, I got tired of living, because all I was doing was basically dying trying to stay alive.
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If your cards still fail to load, try turning your Google app feed off and on again in the settings.
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The beauty industry has relied on them off and on through the decades to promote the "goodness" of their products.
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Consider an inexpensive automatic timer to turn lights off and on, which makes the home look lived in, said Humphrey.
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I know it was a VIENNA COFFEE and I have been trying to replicate it ever since, off and on.
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No more loud suction noise off and on while trying to pump in a quiet room in the office or elsewhere.
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They thought I was depressed, so they put me on psych meds, and I've been off and on that for years.
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They worked on the problem off and on along with Danylo Radchenko of the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in Germany.
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Nicolas, who panhandles for change on Second Avenue in New York, said he had been off and on heroin for years.
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Still, the off-and-on romance between Olivia and Fitz (Tony Goldwyn) has always been one of the show's main plots.
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"That's the goal of Geneva," President Bashar al-Assad said of the off-and-on peace talks in the Swiss city.
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She's originally from Southern California (specifically, and "sadly," Torrance) but prefers Austin, which she's called home off and on since 2000.
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We dated off and on, when he was in town, for about a year … very casually, no pressure, no constant contact.
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The couple has been off and on since welcoming Ariana on April 3 — while also making headlines for their explosive altercations.
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The singer, who dated Bieber off-and-on for several years, told Entertainment Tonight that she's excited for the Canadian crooner.
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Trump's name appeared on the Forbes 400 list off and on for several years and has been on it since 1996.
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They were all stolen and sold for scrap during a civil war that lasted, off and on, from 1991 to 2002.
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He refuses even when an officer reminds him that he has been screaming like this off and on for a month.
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They got along, and later started seeing each other off and on, but he is a lot younger than she is.
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It's handy for things like fans, which you can then turn off and on remotely with your smartphone or voice assistant.
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I've had to apply off and on over the past 18 years, in order to make sure my family was fed.
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SunOpta spokesman Dan Gagnier said Engaged had been a shareholder in the company off and on over the last few years.
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We've toured with The Nil and Luke/Dave have both filled in for Single Mothers tours off and on since 2013.
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If you will be visiting several stores in one day, wear something comfortable that can be easily slipped off and on.
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Here's what else is happening: Flurries off and on, but they won't add up to much, with a high around 35.
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I graduated from the University of Missouri in 2010 and have been at The Times off and on for three years.
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PubMatic also lets publishers turn off and on demand from demand-side platforms if there is concern about not getting paid.
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He has dealt with off-and-on knee problems for years and, given his injury record, he prefers to be cautious.
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That hasn't stopped the speculation about him, with nearly a dozen teams mentioned, off and on, as his next landing spot.
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But in Nepal, where he has lived off-and-on since 2002, some of those who knew him recalled unsettling requests.
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In the Do Not Disturb or Focus Assist settings, you can turn everything off (and on) manually and adjust sound effects.
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Instead, the power switch is embedded in the actual frame so that folding or unfolding them powers them off and on.
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They credit the work they put in with Reirden, with whom they watch film on days off and on game days.
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If Mr. Tusk is reappointed, Mr. Zuleeg said, it might even help Warsaw in its off-and-on conflict with Brussels.
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Usually, one crew member leans over the car, holding its top to steady it as the tires fly off and on.
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He guesses 237, a number experts say would not be surprising for someone taking drugs off and on for that long.
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But then things she couldn't explain started happening: electrical wall sockets would buzz erratically; lamps would flicker off and on uncontrollably.
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Chromecast devices and other Google hardware has been off and on banned from Amazon's retail site, as a result of their disagreements.
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Serena's career as a working mother has only just begun but she is clear about her priorities off and on the court.
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The couple has been off and on since welcoming their daughter on April 3 — while also making headlines for their explosive altercations.
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Lawrence had previously been linked to Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, whom she dated off and on from August 2014 to August 2015.
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Savanah went through her mother's Facebook messages and discovered accusations of abuse against Reidy and an off-and-on affair with Reilly.
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The team turned the gyro off and on again, moved Hubble back and forth, and switched the gyro between its two modes.
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"He's got that look in his eye back," said Mets catcher Travis d'Arnaud, who has caught Harvey off and on since 2013.
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Tornado warnings and flash flood warnings are expected for the entire area, off and on all day Sunday and going into Monday.
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At that point, I was working on the staff side of Major League Gaming off and on, studying for my college classes.
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White, who dated the actor off and on for three years, was found dead at a Los Angeles home in September 2015.
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For years, the two worked off and on to solve the mystery of the plastic cards, which guests often neglect to return.
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About the shooter For the past 15 or 16 years, German has been living off and on with his mother, police believe.
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The book's title alone suggests that India's governing apparatus could be improved if it could just be turned off and on again.
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Brand and Gallacher, a lifestyle blogger, have been together since 2015, rekindling their relationship after having dated off and on since 2007.
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Fetal monitors in the obstetrics unit would have to be manually switched off and on at the top of the repeated hour.
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Dozens of chords droop down from the sculpture overhead, which viewers can play with, turning it off and on partially or entirely.
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Slack has plenty of options: You can turn notifications off and on, and you can tailor when and how you receive messages.
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Beecroft would continue to use the studio off and on until 1976, at which point she was able to afford her own.
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Inmates also turn the lights of their cells off and on to signal to relatives below, and angle mirrors toward the sun.
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I've been solving the Times crossword off and on since college, but with increased vigor since becoming a dad earlier this year.
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After struggling in retirement with alcohol abuse for about six years, off and on, he hasn't had a drink in eight years.
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He and Warhol were living together off and on when Warhol came up with the idea of filming Mr. Giorno sleeping, naked.
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It's similar to the clipping you can get when audio peaks too high, or when speakers are abruptly switched off and on.
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The two agreed to de-escalate tensions over trade that have dogged U.S. and global markets off and on throughout the year.
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He became a theater critic at the quarterly Hudson Review in 20053, and wrote for it off and on for two decades.
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The second new feature in the operating system is hands-free Alexa, which you can turn off and on using a control panel.
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The two groups have long been rivals and have failed to achieve any lasting unity agreement in years of off-and-on negotiations.
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But his family says he first ran a marathon in 1980, and has run about 80 of them, off and on, since then.
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Here's a very brief synopsis: Rob* and I met on OkCupid and started seeing each other off and on about two years ago.
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On a gas grill, you can leave one burner off, and on a charcoal grill you can keep the charcoal to one side.
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I continued this heat rotation (back off and on again) for nearly three minutes until the eggs had set (but were still wet).
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Other nominees included another set of off-and-on besties, Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato, along with, last but not least, Bella Thorne.
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His device is made of just four major components: tubing, a fan, a radiator, and an Arduino for turning it off and on.
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She released lead single "Look What You Made Me Do" (which addressed her on-and-off-and-on feud with West) days later.
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Businesses across the continent have to contend with frequent blackouts, known as dumsor in Ghana, from the Asante words for "off and on".
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"Social media is a lifestyle, you can't just switch it off and on," said Daniel Gilbert Bwete, a Ugandan photographer based in Kampala.
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Conley had known Adam since 2011 and the two had dated off and on before Yoder's death, according to the Utica Observer-Dispatch.
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Like that ex you dated off and on for years, it seems science really doesn't know how to feel about people getting buzzed.
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Tayshawn Beltre, a 24-year-old transgender woman, has been homeless off and on since her mother kicked her out 10 years ago.
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Before he had the gastric bypass surgery, in 2010, he had been in bed, in Ipswich, England, off and on for a decade.
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Harley's quick response to Trump's tariffs demonstrates that the global trading system is not a lightbulb that can be turned off and on.
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I have been dealing with postpartum anxiety and depression since D. was born and have been seeing her off and on since then.
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The company phoned off and on for a couple of years, scoffing at the journalist's insistence that they had the wrong Scott Shane.
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Kevin Cusick, a Catholic priest from Benedict, Maryland, who has been coming to the marches off and on for more than 40 years.
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Off and on I would stay at my grandmother's until she couldn't take it, but at least my grandmother wasn't transphobic or anything.
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But his restraint paid off, and on his 28th birthday, in front of adoring crowds and his older cousin, he won Olympic gold.
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The recent ruling covers the ban's refugee component, but the "resettlement pipeline" isn't a spigot that can easily be turned off and on.
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The Special Forces units are falling back on a counterinsurgency strategy that has been used off and on throughout 18 years of war.
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I live in the Bay Area and have been surfing off and on for about a decade, with two babies thrown in there.
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The Mandalay Bay, which I've visited several times as an off-and-on boxing writer, was as quiet as I'd ever seen it.
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"They honesty just talked, like, off and on for the three years that she was there, but they never officially dated," says Martin.
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Although Lovato has struggled with sobriety off and on over the years, the summer of 2018 seems to represent a significant turning point.
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After an off-and-on-again relationship through the years, the couple finally got engaged in November 2010 before marrying the following year.
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The included smart bulb is easy to set up and once it is you can tell Alexa to turn it off and on.
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In any case, a top marketing hire is expected soon, since the search has been going on for a while, off and on.
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Since smartphone users can go weeks or months without turning their devices off and on again, she said, it's possible that when a lesser issue like a cracked screen forces a user to bring a phone into a shop, the technician will power the device off and on, only to discover that the device won't boot because of previously undiscovered loop disease.
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He appeared in his last NHL game for the Thrashers in 2003, although he continued playing off and on in the minors until 2010.
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The Watch app also lets you turn your devices off and on, control the volume, mute, and change channels through the app's "Remote" section.
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Before my trip to Denmark, I talked on the phone with a man who had worked with Madsen off and on for nine years.
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The Lovetron will consist of a motor, battery and a switch that allows the wearer to turn it off and on with magnetic force.
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The SDK not only takes advantage of all that code smooshed into Cozmo's brain, but it lets you turn individual pieces off and on.
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Out of those 18 cars they drove off in, the device was able to restart 12 cars after turning them off and on again.
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I spent about ten years at Marvel, off and on, and prior to that I was working at DC comics on their Batman line.
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Herzon said there was also a residual seasonality factor that affected the GDP data and has off and on for the past 20 years.
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Another common tool is a switch on twisting flashlight and you ask them to turn it off and on in response to your questions.
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Irving has dealt with frustrations off and on this season in his recovery from a fractured knee cap suffered in last season's NBA Finals.
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Although the Velvets had been playing Marty Balin's club off and on for a month, they seem more assured the second night, Thanksgiving 1969.
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Still, Trump has not backed off, and on Wednesday appeared to escalate his threats to withhold federal dollars if unspecified programs are not reformed.
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The ground offensive, if confirmed, would be a major development in the battle for Aleppo, where fighting has raged off and on since 2012.
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"I've been smelling them all night and off and on this morning," said Bryan Parras, an activist at the grassroots environmental justice group TEJAS.
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Another interesting example, if you want to imitate the real world, you turn the lights on and off and on again every 13 hours.
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If something goes awry, it automatically cycles the router (that is, turns it off and on again) until the internet is back to normal.
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I currently tan off and on through out the year, mostly during the winter I tan to help combat symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder.
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The phrase "catch and release" has been used off-and-on to describe immigration policy since at least the administration of George W. Bush.
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I'd been having a conversation with my editors at The Times Magazine about the show, and RuPaul, off and on for about a year.
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China, they say, still harbors deep suspicions about the North and Mr. Kim, despite the recent thaws in the neighbors' off-and-on relationship.
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Off and on over the course of the next two years, she pitched her tent and lived among homeless people from Portland to Denver.
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The gap between three-month interest rates and 10-year ones has inverted off and on since late March, according to Bank of America.
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The third investigator, Su Heng, worked undercover there off and on from March until he was detained by the Ganzhou police on May 27.
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He'd been getting them off and on for over 20 years, but recently, in the last year or so, they had gotten much worse.
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Temperatures continue to climb into the workweek as a slow-moving front generates the chance of off-and-on showers later tomorrow into midweek.
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All day, he had been seen at his desk in the chamber reading a book, off and on, about the history of presidential impeachments.
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Toggling airplane mode or cellular data isn't enough to fix it; only powering the phone off and on again gets things running normally again.
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Mr. Hughes, who had taught animation and Photoshop to college students in Chicago, spent the next 10 years, off and on, restoring the photos.
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But CNBC did not remove that film during its review, and his screen ended up flickering and turning off and on at a rapid pace.
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The country singer has also kept a ring on her finger off and on during the couple's separation, although she did remove her engagement ring.
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She said she went through her mother's Facebook messages and discovered accusations of abuse against Reidy and of an off-and-on affair with Reilly.
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There's something about that job where you have to turn part of your self off and on some level dehumanize the people that you're [guarding].
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The FlyTrex model charges businesses for take-off and on a per-meter basis, but businesses can control their drone deliveries through the FlyTrex API.
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Year-to-year comparisons between the 50 largest lobbying spenders are imprecise, because different companies and groups come off and on the list each year.
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"We have had bills pending in the Congress off and on for more than 20 years that would have created association health plans, " Laszewski wrote.
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At the time, the Indians used only one logo on their cap — Chief Wahoo, the toothy caricature they have used, off and on, for decades.
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The oil-and-gas company Hess, and its C.E.O., John Hess, have been embroiled in an acrimonious struggle with Elliott off and on since 231.
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He had been pondering a "Westworld" reboot off and on since discussing the concept more than 20 years ago with Crichton, who died in 2008.
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Worst case, the pilot turns it off and on again or pulls the circuit breaker if that doesn't work and reprograms it to behave itself.
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We've had it for dinner off and on all week, adding shredded chicken, rice noodles, jalapeño, sliced squash and a drizzle of Sichuan chile oil.
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I had done other crossword puzzles off and on throughout the years, but really got hooked on doing the daily New York Times crossword puzzles.
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We talked about writing a puzzle off and on for years, but "Take Two" was the first where we actually got together and did it.
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That is, to the design culture of Japan, whose influence has surfaced in Western interiors and art off and on since the mid-19th century.
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But Commissioner Rob Manfred said he had twice offered to meet with Clark this year, about both off- and on-field concerns, to no avail.
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These three jazz luminaries have performed together off and on since 2004, mostly focusing on standards and goading one another into a wide-open exchange.
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He had lived in Nepal off and on since 2002, and helped families rebuild their homes after devastating earthquakes killed nearly 9,000 people in 2015.
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The record reflects that I worked on it pretty much non-stop for an entire weekend, and then off and on for the next week.
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Bond would have both bedded and murdered (if needed) the women, always preferring the sort of tactile off-and-on intimacy switch that Powers lacks.
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While the two were at odds for most of the season, their off-and-on connection reflected the power they both held throughout the Hotel narrative.
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The straps slide off and on the Alta HR. On last year's Alta they had a tendency to be stubborn when you tried to replace them.
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"I have been going out to the badlands for years off and on, but to this particular site it was the first time," Kjelland told CNN.
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Gone are the days where you impress your parents when you "fix the WiFi" by turning it off and on again and hoping that something happens.
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"We've been 'off and on' together for a couple of years now and we just kind of made it official," she explained on the talk show.
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Reuters, like other media, has been unable to reach the group, which mainly communicates via Twitter, with the location tracker switched off, and on its website.
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Calder spent time off and on in Manhattan until the 1940s, but after renovations were complete on his Connecticut fixer-upper he lived there year-round.
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Mr. Credico also acknowledged that he had abused alcohol off and on for 34 years, although he said he had been sober for the past year.
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Cuban President Raul Castro presided over the negotiations that went on (and off and on) for four years before a ceasefire deal was signed this June.
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Dominique had worked off and on at the factory since high school, doing many jobs, from billing customers to booking flights for her father's business trips.
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The darkness was deep, and a light rain sprinkled off and on, and I gazed at the stars, about the only things unchanged here since Maria.
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There's a lot of turnover in the line-standing business, but there are also people who've been doing this, off and on, for 2100, 26 years.
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Please provide a list of the channels, and set the TV so that it returns to the same channel after being turned off and on again.
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Hampered by right shoulder problems that have been an off-and-on issue for more than a decade, Sharapova is no longer the player she was.
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His father worked at an arsenal in Brest, a city in the far west of Brittany, and his mother worked off and on as a secretary.
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The sessions, which lasted off and on until September 1960, were "among the most sensational" hearings of that Congress, a syndicated columnist wrote at the time.
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They later explained that the injury was in the humerus, the upper arm bone, and that the issue had been bothering Wheeler off and on recently.
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The resort is also a favorite of National Football League team owners, who have held their annual meeting there in March, off and on, for years.
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Our sources say Kim, Khloe and Kourtney are tired of Rob and Chyna's constant off-and on-cycle ... and Saturday's blowup was too much to forget.
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She hosted him when he visited New England and translated a book of his, and they stayed in touch, off and on, until his death in 22003.
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The rapper finished up his look with the blue "Wolves" contacts he's been wearing off and on for about a year now, which he described to E!
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"Scott is a typical guy about it," the source says of Disick, 33, who has been off-and-on with the mother of his kids for years.
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When I did, I endured pain so bad I vomited and I spent hours curled up on the couch with a heating pad, crying off and on.
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Alcohol has been part of my life off and on, but whenever it is a part of my life I try to control it and I can't.
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I started working at the 13th and U Starbucks shortly after it opened and would return, off and on, when I was home on break from college.
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I've played the part of Jason in "Hand to God" (and his satanic, fabric alter-ego Tyrone) off and on for the better part of five years.
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Monroe was married to Arthur Miller from 1956 until 1961 but it's rumored that Monroe and JFK were together off and on during her marriage to Miller.
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Since 1980, he's been researching, off and on, the life of Gerald Foos, a Colorado hotel owner who claims to have spied on his guests for decades.
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One customer on Amazon complained that sweat got inside the headphones and generated a static noise that lasted even after you turned the headphones off and on.
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My off-and-on quest to follow the path of Atlas — a mysterious entity that trades platitudes and red stones for obedience — has now become an obsession.
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"Some people can switch it off and on pretty easily and some people have to stay in the character for the duration of the shoot," she said.
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They also include unique binding systems that are designed not just to keep them securely attached to the feet, but easy to get off and on too.
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Their removal had been championed by black community leaders off-and-on for years in the majority-black city, which is also the largest in the state.
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Though she was now dating someone else, and Mr. Albertson was dating off and on, they stayed friends, accompanying each other to the ballet, museums and concerts.
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Epigenetic research reveals that there's an important interaction between our genes and the environment: Environmental factors have the potential to effectively turn certain genes off and on.
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For the past decade, Mozilla has had an off-and-on agreement with Google to use its search engine by default, which is quite lucrative for Mozilla.
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I've solved crosswords off and on throughout my life, but about a year ago learned that anyone can make a crossword, and was off to the races.
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But it's all binary outcomes — when we get positive news, bonds sell off and on days that we don't get positive news, we see a bond rally.
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For seven months, he had participated, off and on, in a wave of large and angry antigovernment demonstrations that transfixed the country and at times paralyzed it.
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Duff announced her pregnancy with Koma back in June ... the pair had previously been off and on before Hilary confirmed the two were back together last December.
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Johnson East says she's still feeling sick off and on, but that the couple are mostly just still struggling with how to handle the emotions over their loss.
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These chargers woulds snap off and on magnetically without damaging your computer or port and they were amazingly great at saving your laptop from tipping onto the floor.
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I've used Sensodyne toothpaste off and on for much of the past decade, and I've always been impressed with how reliably it treats tooth pain with regular use.
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Whatever the cause, India ended up living off and on with friends, Davis and others told me, and stayed at least a couple of nights on park benches.
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The People's Republic of China took over the area in 1949, but it had been under the control of imperial China off and on since the mid-1750s.
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So I've been doing those off and on for 30 years, and I'm really excited to be able to mount a show that has that at its core.
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WATCH: Val Chmerkovskiy Rating His Shirtless DWTS Moments Is Basically the Best Thing Ever The dancing duo have been dating off and on for the past two years.
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Chmerkovskiy and Johnson have been dating off and on for the past two years, but their romance seems to have taken a more serious turn in recent months.
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The People's Republic of China took over the area in 1949, but it had been under the control of imperial China off and on since the mid-19843s.
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They have been living there off and on for about seven years, also visiting the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Mexico, Panama, Thailand and the U.S. during that time.
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Lagarde has been dogged off-and-on since her initial appointment in 2011 for her role in a long-running business scandal while she was France's finance minister.
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On some machines, like the Breville Barista Express, the steam is either on or off, and "on" produces a high-pitched screech that's reminiscent of a squealing swine.
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They swarmed him, doubling off and on the ball, surrendering the paint to cover the three-point line and the three-point line to (ineffectively) protect the rim.
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You can turn it off and on at will and even route the sound to a line-out in the endpin next to the double AA battery pack.
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"He's got some nagging things off and on, but nothing that most people at this stage in their career don't have," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said of Hardy.
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Robert Siwa, 74, of Findlay, Ohio, said he filed for Social Security benefits at age 62, then worked off and on for a few years before fully retiring.
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In April 2017, the network of eight telescopes, including the South Pole Telescope, synchronized by atomic clocks, stared at the two targets off and on for 10 days.
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In nearly 20 years of covering media off and on, I've never seen people — especially Times readers — take such an interest in the minutiae of government-press relations.
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If you follow her on Instagram or watch her other television appearances, you will see that she's been wearing a boot off and on for a while now.
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"It's a bit dreich [dreary]," says one of them, eyeing the weather in Insch, a grey Aberdeenshire village, where it has been raining, off and on, all day.
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Feden and Chapman met around 2009 and had dated off and on since then, said Lawrence, who believes the pair met at a school for people with disabilities.
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The girlfriend was Ricki Noel Lander, an actress and dancer who then was in her early 30s and whom Mr. Kraft has been dating off and on since.
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And the researchers think that something in the locus—namely other genes—influences how the SIM1 gene is expressed, either turning it off and on or enhancing its activity.
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After that tour, Botch would become known for playing shows in total darkness, punctuating their music with flood lights they'd flip off and on as if they were strobes.
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"She taught me so much," says Kathryn Sermak, who served as the prickly two-time Oscar winner's personal assistant off-and-on from 1979 until Davis's death in 1989.
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Eight children have since been removed from the residence — where Leiva lived off-and-on with Anthony's mother — and are currently in DCFS custody and awaiting placement, McDonnell said.
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I've been playing it off and on for the last week, trying to see what is shaking in the heart of PUBG development, and I think it is good.
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The U.S. law enforcement agency urged the owners of many brands of routers to turn them off and on again, and download updates from the manufacturer to protect themselves.
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The two shared a volatile and passionate relationship, and have been off-and-on since they started dating during the first season of their show way back in 2009.
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The first time that I had the experience I was eight years old and I've had the experience off and on in a variety of different means ever since.
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Should Matz have been pitching at all from June to August, if, as he later admitted, he was dealing with discomfort off and on that began in spring training?
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Confidence: Medium The main area of rain should move off early on Wednesday, however off-and-on showers are possible through the day as some atmospheric energy lingers overhead.
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Ketogenic diets are popular now — as they have been off and on in the past — among people hoping to lose weight, control blood sugar or otherwise regulate their health.
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Even the Hound — now riding with the unkillable Beric Dondarrion and Thoros, the Myrish red priest with Brooklyn bartender styling — has been around, off and on, since the pilot.
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The 252-year-old founder of the Empowerment Plan was homeless off and on throughout her childhood as her family struggled with job loss, mental health issues and addiction.
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Keyana Workman, 25, who has two young children and lives in Brooklyn, has been off and on food stamps for the last three years, as jobs and income fluctuate.
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In the exam room, he sat in a wheelchair with his eyes closed, sleeping off-and-on, his arms covered with bruises and belly swollen with his enlarged spleen.
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The U.S. law enforcement agency urged the owners of many brands of routers to turn them off and on again and download updates from the manufacturer to protect themselves.
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It can be turned off and on at will, the stock usually bounces when one is announced and a big enough buyback can reduce a company's share count, boosting EPS.
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Given that SiriusXM's parent company Liberty Media and Pandora have been in off and on discussions for over a year at this point, the talks aren't surprising in the least.
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To test the Niko Hold, I carried this for a week of off-and-on event photography near Los Angeles, both fixed shooting on stages and more candid outdoor shooting.
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For example, Hudson's Bay Co. ― owner of Lord & Taylor and Saks Fifth Avenue ― has held off-and-on talks about buying Neiman Marcus, and reportedly is in the mix again.
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Sources say such informal merger discussions have been off-and-on for quite some time, although they seem to be off at this exact moment (subject to change by lunchtime).
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"The magazine asked Stewart about Cargile, who have been off-and-on in the past, to which she simply said "... right now I'm just really in love with my girlfriend.
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Dolly Kyle Browning -- Clinton's high school friend said in a sworn declaration in 1998 that the two had off-and-on sexual encounters from the mid-1970s through January 1992.
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He first found real success in the mid-1960s with Chloe, the fashion label now owned by Switzerland's Richemont and to which he was connected off and on until 1997.
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The protests over perceived corruption and mismanagement by the government of Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi have been running off and on since August, and restarted most recently on Friday.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well-- I've talked to them off and on over the last year or two, but I've said the same thing, pretty much-- is what I'm saying right here.
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" The former Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale student says he escorted off-and-on for the next two years until he graduated in 2006 and got his first "real job.
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The Spanish FA opposed the idea from the off and on Friday FIFA President Gianni Infantino also rejected the idea, saying league matches had to be played on home soil.
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"I have worked with Chuck Grassley off and on through the years, and always had what I considered and what I think he'd consider a cordial working relationship," Judge said.
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Four controllers on one strap let you turn the massagers off and on, change the direction of the rotation, alter the speed, and switch on and off the heat, respectively.
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She's been associated off and on with the post-neo-soul collective the Internet; one of her mixtapes, "Homeschool," was produced by that group's Syd tha Kyd and Matt Martians.
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He faced tougher questions today, with lawmakers pressing him on whether and how Facebook tracks users after they log off and on the sale of illegal drugs on the platform.
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She grew up on Bainbridge Island, about 10 miles west of Seattle, where her father was a professor and her mother the off-and-on president of her teachers union.
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A self-taught woodworker, he labored off and on for months as he turned a plain-looking, if old, secretary into a detailed piece rich with the patina of history.
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Malik eventually made his way to the United States as well; he's lived off and on in the Washington, DC, area since the mid-22013s, working for various nonprofit organizations.
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I've been off and on about going to the gym today, but with this weather, I feel like it's one of my only chances to get out of the house.
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It's a stark contrast to the normal clubby atmosphere of the Senate floor, where senators circulate among their colleagues and float off and on the floor during a vote series.
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The bad news: After a glitch that turned its engine off and on again at the worst possible moment, the Beresheet lander smashed into the moon at 300 miles per hour.
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I've been trying to use it off and on since it was released, and I have mostly given up because the Palm phone is just kind of junky as a phone.
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According to the 34-year-old's dad, his son is currently living off and on with his grandmother, a housing situation Kessler has blamed on all the lawsuits he's dealing with.
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My knowledge that Battlefield 1, a game that I have enjoyed off and on consistently since launch, is ending has put me in a weird place when it comes to coping.
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As he's worked on his Starchild material off and on, he's also become a pal and collaborator to some of the worlds best producers of thoughtful, symphonic, and emotive pop music.
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The company has been searching off and on for a new full-time chief HR officer since last year, but has been unable to fill the position, according to the report.
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Here's one you can keep though: Vow to buckle down and get shit done in 2019 with an UltraSharp monitor from Dell — now $150 off and on sale for just $449.99.
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I had been diagnosed early in life with major depressive disorder and A.D.H.D., had taken Prozac since age 13, and Ritalin and its chemical variants, off and on since age 7.
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The average stay for families is 414 days, and we met people who had been in shelter for as many as four continuous years and off-and-on for eight years.
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In April of 2017, the network of eight telescopes, synchronized by atomic clocks, stared at the Milky Way center and at the giant galaxy M87 off and on for 10 days.
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Michael Friedman, a versatile, cerebral and witty composer and lyricist who brought a historian's eye and a journalistic sensibility to pathbreaking work off and on Broadway, died on Saturday in Manhattan.
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The infectious disease researcher had lived and worked in Cambodia off and on since 2013, studying the mosquitoes of the Mekong Delta and how their saliva helps spread disease in humans.
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Over the next four decades, living off and on in Key West, Williams became one of America's foremost playwrights, amassing a body of work that included poems and stories as well.
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We were thinking about going snowboarding again today because it's been snowing off and on the past couple days, but I feel like today might be better for working and running errands.
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It is easy to rise up the office ranks, making yourself completely indispensable as a result, by just googling the coffee machine manual and learning how to turn it off and on.
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Navigate this maze of brittle colored plastic you've built for yourself, as your lights turn themselves off and on at random, and your haywire thermostat kills all the heating in your house.
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Lawrence, whose off-and-on again relationship with the singer ended in 2015, was also spotted at the event, which included other famous guests like Jennifer Lopez, Oprah Winfrey and Reese Witherspoon.
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Ashley and PT's off-and-on romance has been covered on the show, but we're told they want to keep the pregnancy off camera ... so no diaper drama story lines, for now.
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AS The Economist went to press a big consignment of aid was poised to arrive in eastern Aleppo, a Syrian city that has been under siege, off and on, for four years.
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But lately Cirque du Soleil has tried its hand, off and on, at narrative material, notably the current Broadway production "Paramour," a more or less traditional musical spliced with circus-style entertainments.
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One guy I was off and on with for three years used to ignore me after romantic dates because he found an algorithm that made the fan on his computer go faster.
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By 1980 he had become an associate professor of chemistry at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, where he taught off and on until 1999, depending on the demands of his political career.
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The New York Times quoted Dagmawit as saying pilots turned MCAS off and on, which is not the step recommended in published Boeing procedures telling crew to leave it off once disabled.
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That took the overall short interest to $11.94 billion, enlarging what had been, off and on since March 2016, the largest equity bear bet in U.S. markets, according to S3 Partners data.
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Of course, being on the Housewives is a different animal than heading up a big business, and Scott and Tinsley have found themselves more off-and-on than solidly on as of late.
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"It's really sad that they would do something like that," John, a 48-year-old homeless man who has resided in the park off and on for around 15 years, told Fox News.
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Robson says in Leaving Neverland that he and Jackson had sex multiple times during that period, establishing a pattern with Jackson that would persist off and on in Robson's life for seven years.
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He said the area is now closed off and on lockdown while several of the shops and restaurants on Las Ramblas are sheltering people who were out on the street before the crash.
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The Instant Pot Duo Plus 8 nine-in-one machine, which features a blue LCD screen and even faster cooking features, is also 13 percent off and on sale for $139.95 (orig. $159.95).
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One of the oldest Turpin siblings, a 22-year-old son, told authorities that he had been either restrained or chained up "off and on for six and a half years," Salisbury testified.
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I've been using the new Kobo Aura H22O off and on for the last few weeks, switching between reading on it with reading on my overpriced but super damn slick Amazon Kindle Oasis.
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You also can turn it off and on for yourself from the newly revamped Control Center, where a widget is available that lets you enable the feature with a push of a button.
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From the 1960s through the '90s, the city was in heated off-and-on negotiations over the creation of what's now known as Freedom Parkway and the 200-acre Freedom Park surrounding it.
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The New York Times quoted the Ethiopian government's Dagmawit as saying pilots turned MCAS off and on, which is not the step recommended in procedures telling crew to leave it off once disabled.
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It draws on the many months he spent in the occupied West Bank, off and on, from the time of the Arab spring in 2011 to Israel's bloody incursion into Gaza in 2014.
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Two years ago, he gave up the House seat he'd occupied off and on since 2009 to run for Senate, vying for the seat that Marco Rubio had said he was giving up.
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We set up our store-bought board, not one of Merrill's custom homemade jobs, in the dining room where he and David Jackson talked to the spirits off and on for 40 years.
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"The thing is , I wasn't always this confident, I got made fun of for my weight from kindergarten- 7th grade, and I still do off and on (just not as much)," she wrote.
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But ultimately, Trump can't just turn the economy off and on himself, as Vox's Nicole Narea explained: Trump might want to send workers back to work, but it's really not up to him.
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More recently, the prospect of an unprecedented use of the amendment — to remove a sitting president found to be unfit for office — has been raised off and on by critics of President Trump.
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The two shouted at each other off and on until Muncy crossed the plate, with plate umpire Will Little getting involved by approaching Bumgarner near the mound in an attempt to restore peace.
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Police fired tear gas near the park, known as Chater Garden, after some protesters attacked plainclothes officers — a return to the violence that has roiled the Chinese territory off and on for months.
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"I've covered Donald Trump off and on for 27 years, and in that time I've encountered multiple threads linking Trump to organized crime," reporter David Cay Johnston wrote in Politico Magazine in May.
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Then it faced several outside challenges, including a currency crisis in Argentina, a key Pluna market, and a 2011 Chilean volcano eruption that caused off-and-on flight cancellations in the region for months.
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Now it's a little easier but it's kind of just—you can't turn it off and on, you can't be a person on the weekends and go back to doing it during the week.
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I grew up skiing and mountain biking in the country, and I've always had an affinity for the city, living there off and on since 1995, but the time had come to move on.
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Home is supposed to be a happy place, not one where you shout obscenities because Netflix just won't stop buffering no matter how many times you turn your WiFi router off and on again.
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"These women have been fighting this battle, off and on, for over 50 years now," said Terry Harmon, the daughter of former WWII veteran and WASP Elaine Harmon, who passed away at age 95.
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We turn things off and on again in the hope it will improve a given device's behavior, even when we have no idea what the problem is or what the actual solution should be.
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Venter says he's been working on the project off and on for 20 years, and that, essentially, the organism he's dubbed JCBI Syn 3.0 was the result of some very sophisticated trial-and-error.
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Kristin Chenoweth, a Broadway baby if ever there was one, returns to the boards she's trod off and on for almost 20 years in a series of concert performances at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater.
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Mr. McKenzie, who had worked with Mr. Indiana off and on for decades as a publisher of his work, said he worried at the time that Mr. Indiana's other studio staff were not dependable.
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He'd worked at drive-through windows off and on for the past 30 years, and recently his son, Tyreek, had graduated from high school and also begun to work full time in fast food.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish publisher Gui Minhai, who has been held by Chinese authorities off and on since 2015, was examined by a Swedish doctor in a Chinese hospital on Monday, Sweden's foreign minister said.
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The US has been protecting its primary metals industry, off and on, for decades while employment has declined from around 1.2 million workers at the end of the 1970s to about 375,000 workers now.
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But those measures have had little impact on the increasingly bellicose stand-off, and on Thursday President Donald Trump repeated his complaint that Beijing needs to lean harder on Pyongyang to defuse rising tensions.
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Turning these partnerships into more typical corporations — something discussed off and on for years and possibly of interest to Mr. Ubben, according to a Bloomberg report — would probably invite new investors and higher valuations.
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Again, speaking from my personal experience, I've been wearing corsets off and on for over two decades — I believe my natural waist is smaller than it would be if I hadn't ever worn corsets.
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The rest of the time, she anchors in the world's second-deepest lake, Lake Tanganyika, and traders row out to do their business—cargo is unloaded, exchanges are made, people get off and on.
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BRYLAN DONALDSON University of Kansas, Lawrence Bio: Junior, information technology; co-founder of TEAM Jayhawks (for Together Everyone Achieves More) My Story: My dad has been in jail off and on since I was born.
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Mills and Clinton remained inside the entire time, joined off-and-on by teams of Democratic lawyers on the vetting team, each of whom are tasked with a particular assignment about one of the contenders.
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Released Thursday, the Solar Means Business Report for 2018 looked at both off and on-site solar installations at businesses in the U.S. Apple, with 393 megawatts (MW) of installed capacity, takes the top spot.
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The New York Times quoted the Ethiopian government's Dagmawit as saying pilots turned MCAS off and on, which is not the step recommended in published Boeing procedures telling crew to leave it off once disabled.
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"So I just dropped the kids off at school and I'm a little emotional because I have to be gone off and on for the next two weeks," said Decker, 30, in the candid confessional.
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Get an exclusive look into one of the best global sports clubs, including never-before-seen dressing room footage with legendary coach Pep Guardiola, and delve into the players' lives off and on the pitch.
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"I think it was good to be a little bit earlier here, to get used to everything, to do my stuff, all the things I have to do off and on the court," said Kerber.
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If you run into problems try restarting your Mac and/or your iPhone, or turning iMessage off and on again—anything that can reset the connection and get Apple's servers to run the sync again.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp on Friday reported lower profits, citing lower margins and refining weaknesses, areas that have plagued the two oil companies off and on for more than a year.
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Meghann Perry, a mother who spent time in prison off and on during the first 10 years of her daughter's life, credits her recovery to a period when they were able to have personal visits.
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The resultant shock to the system courses through the surprisingly bracing and funny solo show "My Family: Not the Sitcom," which the comedian David Baddiel has been performing off and on for the past year.
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Or your Alexa stops working temporarily and you suddenly discover you have no other way to turn the lights off and on, or your Nest thermostat goes offline and you can't turn up the heat.
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Hackers can take full control of a popular model of internet-connected light bulb from as far away as 400 yards, and mess with it by turning it off and on or even bricking it.
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But there is something else in the nickel price and it's been there off and on since late 23, when the market first woke up to the potential demand boom offered by the EV revolution.
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Using just your voice, you can have your virtual assistant turn the display off and on, check the weather, adjust your home's lighting, and even identify the cast members of your favorite movies and TV shows.
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It was a feeling Kirsch had felt off and on since she was three years old—a symptom of trigeminal neuralgia, a chronic pain disorder that's considered to be one of the world's most painful diseases.
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There's also another familiar face who stars in the video, although his mustache and glasses offer a great disguise: it's Beau 'Casper' Smart, who dated Jennifer Lopez off and on from late 2011 until summer 2016.
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Disick and Kardashian, who were together off and on for nine years, took their kids — sons Mason, 7, and Reign, 2, and daughter Penelope, 5 — to Nantucket in mid-July for a low-key family getaway.
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For decades, starting with Mr. Burke, there were off and on attempts to start a museum, mostly at the Valley Forge encampment 25 miles west of Philadelphia, until the city museum finally got the go-ahead.
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"Last fall we began mapping out on a white board with Adecco how we could work together, so we've been having off and on conversations with them," says General Assembly co-founder and CEO Jake Schwartz.
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But if your home network is regularly problematic, a plug like this could definitely earn its price tag by reducing your stress — and your partner's cries of "Have you tried turning it off and on again?"
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We'd chat, off and on, but now he was back in New York for a while and wanted to talk about building a digital country mostly because we were in the middle of a bitcoin conference.
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Fatah and Hamas have been trying for reconciliation off and on since 2007, with multiple summit meetings, including one in 2014 that quickly fell apart, and was followed by a new war between Hamas and Israel.
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If ya don't know ... Neil's from Canada, but he's been a Southern (California) Man off and on since the '60s, and he recently decided to pursue dual citizenship so he could vote in the 2020 election.
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I KNOW AMAZON AND WHAT THEY'VE DONE, AND I'VE OWNED IT OFF AND ON FOR A LONG TIME WHEN IT WAS SINGLE DIGITS ALL THE WAY UP UNTIL I SOLD IT I THINK AT THE 900s.
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It started in 1988 with the Royal Villa, a residence built by the Princess Mother, who was ready to leave Switzerland, where she had lived off and on, for the northern mountains of her native Thailand.
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Thiem has had a virus off and on all year that forced him to pull out of several tournaments and cost him a first-round loss to 87th-ranked Thomas Fabbiano at the United States Open.
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"Look What You Made Me Do" director Joseph Kahn got a temporary restraining order against a man who he claims has been sending him disturbing emails and tagging him on angry posts off and on since 2009.
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His family told the Island Packet newspaper that he remains in the hospital in stable condition after being shot four to five times by Jennifer Rudemyer, a Bluffton woman whom he'd dated off and on since 2010.
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HOUSTON, April 26 (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp on Friday reported lower profits, citing lower margins and refining weaknesses, areas that have plagued the two oil companies off and on for more than a year.
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In fact, some projections show the colder-than-average pattern, which will favor the development of significant East Coast winter storms along with potent weather systems in Western Europe, could last off and on through early March.
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One of those Latino crew members includes award-winning actress and producer America Ferrera, who provided her talent off and on the screen on the web series as one of the characters and as an executive producer.
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He ultimately graduated with a degree in radio, television and film, returned to L.A. and worked as a production assistant until Bow, whom he'd dated off and on since high school, became pregnant with Kaleigh in 1998.
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We showed some flashes of brilliance this season, been off and on, been fast at times, had great pit stops at times, just haven't been able to put it all together like a championship team needs to.
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That was before he was laid off from his 3,000 yuan ($460) -a-month machining job and condemned to a life of off-and-on construction work that has slowed to a trickle as the economy sputters.
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"Look, I have worked for him off and on for 30 years, I managed his Senate mapping in 2006, a very vicious race where we were attacked on television and elsewhere," Jeff Weaver, Sanders' campaign manager, said.
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On the Pokémon Go map I'm hopping all over the place while standing still, and sometimes the phone doesn't even bother to connect to a Wi-Fi signal until I turn Wi-Fi off and on again.
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Politicians flirted with the notion off and on through the industrial revolution but generally built welfare states along different lines: as programmes of insurance for those who, because of age or bad luck, found themselves without work.
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Their performances would function like town hall meetings, with Costello filibustering for minutes on end, taking his shirt off, and, on at least one occasion, having audience members rub lotion on his bare ass as he played.
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I was not nice to the Mets at the beginning of this piece, and they do have their problems both off and on the field, but this series might just be the medicine for what ails them.
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Plahotniuc, who also served several off-and-on stints in the Moldovan parliament, was finally ousted from office in July 2019, thanks to an unlikely coalition between Moldova's Moscow-leaning Socialists and a new pro-reformist party.
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After high school, Mr. Wright attended Santa Rosa Junior College before moving to Los Angeles, where he audited various classes at the University of California, Los Angeles, while working off and on in the fine-dining world.
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While the film was rolling, the letter says, the women were racially profiled as three employees, including a kitchen staff member, came into the theater, turned the lights off and on and questioned the 504 Queens members.
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"I had been involved in campus activism really off and on my whole undergrad career, but things kind of sped up after Mike Brown in 2014," said Hollis when we first spoke on the phone in May.
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Pull it out of the fire and peel off that burnt skin off, and on the inside, you have delicious eggplant stuff that you can make into a spread for a toast or part of a salad.
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Balmy fall temperatures, which continued off and on into December, helped jump-start the rental season, brokers said, as more New Yorkers found themselves driving out to eastern Long Island for a weekend getaway well into late fall.
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When Valéry Giscard d'Estaing set up a new party, the Independent Republicans, in 1966, it took him eight more years to become president—by which time he had been in parliament, off and on, for almost two decades.
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Probably harmless if the worst that happens is your annoying nephew turns your lamp off and on all day, but scroll down — the manufacturer actually markets it as a safety device to keep your place from catching fire.
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" Garrett and Brown don't consider the piece complete until users interact with it, pulling on the cables to turn it off and on either in tandem or at random, creating what they refer to as an "electrical storm.
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She was no clothes horse — she wore "house dresses," soft cotton button-downs that were easy to take off and on, wash-and-wear, with a simple slip underneath, unadorned but presentable — but she was an excellent businesswoman.
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The former president was an apolitical Lone Star Yankee, revered for long ago helping to give an international gravitas to a city where he lived off and on since the 21990s and spent his post-White House years.
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J.P. The alto saxophonist Ornette Coleman's playful, singing-to-the-wind sensibility was the inspiration for the Old and New Dreams quartet, a group of Coleman alumni that played together off and on throughout the 1970s and '80s.
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Wall Street has cast Verizon as a potential merger candidate amid a flurry of dealmaking and consolidation in the industry, including tie-ups at Time Warner and Disney and off-and-on talks between Sprint and T-Mobile.
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Think Like a Doctor On Thursday we asked Well readers to take on the difficult case of a 64-year-old contractor who had had a blistering rash on his hands off and on for over 20 years.
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Becky G's sultry and romantic offering, which dropped in July 2017, features a love interest, Jennifer Lopez's ex-boyfriend Beau "Casper" Smart, 30, who dated the Shades of Blue actress off and on from late 2011 until summer 2016.
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"The threat of war on the peninsula -- major war or a limited war -- has been present off and on since the end of the Korean War," Adam Mount, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, told CNN.
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Right before I left graduate school and moved to Brooklyn I published my first story, about a Dominican boy who goes to see another boy, whose face has been eaten off, and on the way he gets sexually assaulted.
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The two Koreas jointly ran that park, which was established during an earlier period of warmth in their off-and-on relationship, until the South shut it down in 2016 amid rising tensions over the North's nuclear arms program.
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" Oskar Eustis, the artistic director of the Public Theater, where Mr. Friedman worked off and on for 20 years, called his death "a real warning shot across the bow for anybody who thinks this disease isn't deadly any more.
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Ms. Hogan, 60, had lived in Breezy Point, a private community on the western end of the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens, off and on throughout her life and could look to more than a century of family history there.
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If you don't have a sufficient cellular signal, try connecting to a source by tapping the Wi-Fi icon and selecting a network, or turn your Wi-Fi off and on again to see if it will auto-connect.
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The Pocono 500, which has been run off and on since 1971, but is now called the ABC Supply 500 or something, was won by Will Power on Monday, who has an excellent name for a race car driver.
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The chatroom for the Kids See Ghosts stream, which has been available off and on over the course of the evening, has been filled mostly with people shouting profanities and complaining, as most internet chatroom denizens are wont to do.
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He has to ride on a rhythm: On two, he's up on the horse with his feet on some concealed pegs that will help him spring off, on three he starts kicking off, and on four, he's in the air.
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While I've read it off and on for the better part of a year, it's an engrossing read, delving into every element that makes up the phone, from the battery to the camera to the teams that designed and produced it.
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Phoenix center Alex Len had 14 points and 12 rebounds while starting for Tyson Chandler, who missed the game after receiving an MRI from a neck specialist for neck spasms that have bothered him off and on for two weeks.
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It was all a bit surreal for Buress, who was more than a little surprised by the fallout from a routine he'd been doing off and on for several months and still doesn't like talking about it with the media.
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The measures, ushered in to respond to "yellow vest" demonstrations that have descended off and on into violent riots over the past four months, had already caused unease even within Macron's party and were decried as heavy-handed by opponents.
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"I've had a carry permit for 30 years, and I would say off and on in different instances where I have, you know, felt it was appropriate, I would carry the weapon on myself," Collins said on CNN's New Day.
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Several times I clicked the track pad over and over as the machine powered on and off, and on each occasion I was pleasantly surprised when the immovable surface suddenly gave way under my fingertip and clicked up at me.
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Home compatibility also means that it can be incorporated into different "Scenes" and that Siri can be used to perform a variety of different voice commands with the bulb, including turning it off and on, dimming it and changing colors.
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Laws curbing these programs can be a huge burden for tech companies, because following the laws could mean slowing the arrival of new features or creating a patchwork of features that could be turned off and on in various states.
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STOCKHOLM, Nov 6 (Reuters) - A dissident bookseller who has been detained in China off and on since 2015 is to release a collection of his poems that have been smuggled out of jail, a Swedish publishing house said on Wednesday.
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A cushion, a poster, an umbrella – just about everything seems to spark a new idea with this team, which also makes good use of the "turn it off and on again" trick as they rush to build their ambitious satellite.
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All you have to do is turn the faucet on and off to the track, dance to the beat, flip the light switch off and on when Drake says so, and have something totally different when the lights come on.
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Thus began an off-and-on relationship that lasted nearly two years, years that witnessed the publication of "On the Road" and life-altering fame — not only Kerouac's but also that of many of his closest friends, other Beat Generation writers.
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Benson, who wrote Nancy Drew books off and on for two decades, fleshed out Stratemeyer's breakneck plot while imbuing Nancy with spunk, valor and an unflagging sense of her own moral rightness — although that rightness occasionally lent itself to burglary.
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"The president needs someone who understands the Trump constituency as his chief of staff, someone who has both administrative skills and political savvy," Roger Stone, Mr. Trump's off-and-on adviser, said, anticipating Mr. Kelly's selection before the announcement was made.
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The meal — which has been offered at McDonald's restaurants nationwide off and on since it debut in 1981 — is filled with boneless pork coated in barbecue sauce, and served with onions and a sliced pickles on a hoagie-style bun.
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Police fired tear gas near the park, known as Chater Garden, after some protesters attacked men whom they believed to be plainclothes officers, in a return to the violence that has roiled the Chinese territory off and on for months.
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WASHINGTON — Roger J. Stone Jr., an off-and-on adviser to President Trump for decades, has acknowledged that he had contact on Twitter with Guccifer 2.0, the mysterious online figure that is believed to be a front for Russian intelligence officials.
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Romney, now a U.S. senator from Utah and an off-and-on Trump critic, was responding to the report by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who described how Trump sought to disrupt the probe into ties between his presidential campaign and Russia.
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So I tape for the Thursday podcast, Stay Tuned and we tape off and on, on Tuesday, sometimes I tape the top of the show on Wednesday at 11:00 AM. By Wednesday at 6:303 PM- Right you have more.
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One one side sits the Fed, bent on raising interest rates in order to combat inflation before it takes off, and on the other, President Trump, who has said he believes that the to his presidency is the Fed's rate hike agenda.
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"Me and Stacy's been together for four years, but off and on we get into a fight and split up for a while and I think those babies is what brought us so close together," Willingham had said, per The New Yorker.
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WATCH: Val Chmerkovskiy Rating His Shirtless DWTS Moments Is Basically the Best Thing Ever Although the dancing duo has been dating off and on for the past two years, their romance seems to have taken a more serious turn in recent months.
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Yet the process for connecting AirPods to your Mac can be notably more annoying, often requiring a cumbersome amount of tinkering with the Bluetooth drop-down menu and sometimes even demanding that you turn Bluetooth off and on again to establish a link.
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Unsettled weather will be the ongoing story for the rest of the week from the Lower Mississippi Valley to Florida, the Southeast and Mid Atlantic with showers and thunderstorms off and on that could bring heavy rainfall and the risk of flooding.
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Sermak — who served as a live-in assistant to Davis off and on during the decade leading up to the Hollywood legend's death in 1989 — says she called Davis's daughter Barbara (nicknamed Bede) in 1985 to dissuade her from publishing the book.
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WATCH: Val Chmerkovskiy Rating His Shirtless DWTS Moments Is Basically the Best Thing Ever Chmerkovskiy, 31, and Johnson, 23, have been dating off and on for the past two years, their romance seems to have taken a more serious turn in recent months.
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A big reason I'd purchased it was for the novel ability to turn my lights off and on with my watch, but in practice, the Phillips Hue light switch app was so slow it was easier to pull my phone out instead.
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Courtney Robertson will always have love for Arie Luyendyk Jr. Speaking exclusively to PEOPLE, Robertson — who won Ben Flajnik's season of The Bachelor in 2012 — opened up about the franchise's new leading man, whom she dated off and on for years, including recently.
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I mean, I don't put myself in his category, but I think that's really a lot of what I've done is taking the knowledge that I've picked up in 10 years, off and on, and just applying to information that I get now.
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In February 2015, Phelps became engaged to Johnson, whom he had dated off and on since 2007, and mapped out the future: After the Olympics, the couple would get married, embark on a long and luxurious honeymoon and then start a family.
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The trade dispute between the U.S. and China has roiled markets off and on for weeks, but there isn't much clarity about when the battle becomes a full-blown war and how badly it will affect U.S. companies doing business around the globe.
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Flicking the switch to Off actually resets your advertising ID, so you can turn it off and on again to start with a clean slate, if you don't mind targeted ads but think the various tracking services Microsoft uses have you all wrong.
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For us and our families, the war is deeply personal: Maya, born in 1980, spent her earliest years in Beirut before her family left for the United States, and Joumana's parents and family lived in Lebanon off and on throughout the conflict.
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Roger Stone is a legendary Republican "dirty trickster" operative who's known Trump since the 1980s, advised him off and on over the years, and worked briefly for Trump's presidential campaign in its earliest months, before departing to help his candidacy from the outside.
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One one side sits the Fed, bent on raising interest rates in order to combat inflation before it takes off, and on the other, President Trump, who has said he believes that the "biggest threat" to his presidency is the Fed's rate hike agenda.
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Lomas had lived off and on with Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston's daughter — as well as her boyfriend Nick Gordon — and previously told PEOPLE that drugs, partying, fights and immense pain were constants in her life the weeks before it was brutally cut short.
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Paul Hudson, president of FlyersRights, a nonprofit travel-consumer group, told CNN flight restrictions on the 737 Max should not be lifted unless pilots receive additional simulator or in-flight training that involves handling the plane with the updated MCAS system turned off and on.
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"I've worked for several apps off and on — dog-walking, house-cleaning, grocery shopping," said Ashley Johnson, 30, a former veterinary assistant and single mother who turned to gig economy work because it offered her the flexible hours she needed to raise her child.
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Related questions have been before the justices off and on for the past six years — with Alito serving as the driving force to overturn Abood, first by questioning its reasoning and limiting its reach in past cases and then by taking on the ruling directly.
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Military Officials Say We Need to Prepare for Space WarWhat's old is unfortunately new again: Recently, two military officials said that we should be…Read more ReadThe idea of preparing the US for war in space has found supporters off-and-on for several decades.
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He said their relationship had been "off and on" over the years, CBC reported, and that he'd had a vasectomy in 2011, but that he didn't know for sure if the procedure had worked because he didn't go in for a follow-up appointment.
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They normally appear as just a blur to the human eye, but within the Slow Dance's frame are a series of LEDs that turn off and on 80 times every second, fast enough for the strobing to be invisible to anything but a video camera.
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The Asian nation has been mired in war, off and on, for decades -- from the 1980s battles between Islamist Mujahideen and Soviet-backed forces, to the 1990s civil war, to the bloodshed that followed the U.S.-led invasion after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
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Even when her mother was placed in solitary confinement off and on for 17 weeks, "they allowed me to go with her," says Deborah, who learned about her birth mother's story as an adult, after looking through more than 900 pages of prison files.
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I've worn this watch off and on few a few weeks now and, although I do definitely miss the heart rate monitor for workouts, the fact that this thing looks and acts like a normal watch 99% of the time makes it quite interesting.
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I covered Iraq off and on for two years, a period in which the U.S. occupation was led from the Green Zone, a fortified enclave in the country's capital, where Americans lived and worked in a sanctum of swimming pools and black-market Scotch.
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She has also had a long association with New York Stage and Film, where she has worked off and on since 1998, as managing producer, producing director and, since 2007, artistic director; "Hamilton" was among the shows nurtured by the organization during her tenure.
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The progress on defining what the Syrian antagonists would even talk about spoke volumes about the frustrations that have vexed Mr. de Mistura in the talks, which have been held off and on for years and have been punctuated by acrimony and false hope.
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And even though he has been receiving special education services off and on since he was 2, it wasn't until he was 12 that his family secured an accurate diagnosis of his problem: mild intellectual disability, a classification that used to be called mental retardation.
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Elected most-likely-to-succeed James as the NBA's best since he took the Oklahoma City Thunder to the Finals in 2012, Durant has been widely accepted to be—off and on, thanks to multiple surgeries and Steph Curry's supernatural surge—the world's second-best player.
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Sources close to Jenelle and David tell TMZ ... they've been living together off and on for several weeks at their home in North Carolina, and while they're taking things slowly the second time around, things are going smoothly and their time apart is what they needed.
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What might have seemed exploitative in Wesselmann's work now seems innocent, playful and celebratory, especially given that his subject was most often his wife of 41 years, whom he met as an art student at Cooper Union and painted off and on until his death in 2004.
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Judge Day acknowledged Jose's credibility as a transgender individual but rejected the claim that Jose's "coming out" as transgender just a few weeks earlier constituted an exception to the one-year rule (Jose had been living in the US, off and on, for more than a decade).
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Mr. Lackey, who was the F.A.A.'s point person for Island Express off and on during his 17 years at the agency, said the tensions between him and the company's management began sometime around 763, and N.T.S.B. records show that he issued warning letters to the company.
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Though he has worked off and on at low-wage jobs — working in the kitchen at McDonald's, mowing lawns, doing day labor, jobs made difficult with no transportation and no reliable place to sleep — he has applied six times for disability benefits because of mental problems.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, addressing a joint news conference after more than nine hours of off-and-on talks in Geneva, said teams from both sides would try to finalize details in coming days in the Swiss city.
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This sent the property into what has been an extended purgatory for his family — who still own Bridgeville and have put the town up for sale, off-and-on, for the better part of the past 12 years — and, just as importantly, for the people of Bridgeville, population 16.
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An investigation began, and nearly two months later it ended with the arrest of a man who had worked off and on for Mr. Scully and who now stands accused of stealing works from the artist's Manhattan storage space that are valued at about half a million dollars.
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After assistants sanded and plastered St. Victor's walls (and covered up some mediocre art), Moix spent three years in Saurí, off and on, painting these scenes directly onto the building's surfaces for up to 15 hours a day using handmade boar-bristle brushes and organic pigments diluted with water.
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NEW YORK, March 12 (Reuters) - Dexter Johnson often comes to the Bowery Mission to get a free meal, having struggled off and on with homelessness, but the 33-year-old New Yorker is thinking twice about sitting down in the crowded cafeteria and risking exposure to novel coronavirus.
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" He wrote many such letters, off and on, in the ensuing years, jotting down everything from life tips to meditations on Hemingway, whose work he sees as "a window through which they might glimpse the things that have preoccupied me for more than 50 years — making sentences, making stories.
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The son of Pam and Joe Bryant, the latter a former NBA player and WNBA coach, Kobe often seemed more worldly than many of the men covering and playing sports --which led to awkward conversations at news meetings on how to cover Kobe, both off and on the court.
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Stacey Howard, 47, the director of programs, remembers one of the last people buried there, a young man who was H.I.V.-positive and addicted to crack, who had lived off and on at Grace House before he was found dead on the street in the spring of 2016.
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The wider democratic world asked itself this same question in the wake of World War II. It declared old-style national identity a curse and pluralistic democracy the only path to peace, but the argument has raged off and on ever since — as it has, in parallel, for Jews.
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On Fox, she praised U.S. leadership in prodding "the entire international community to basically out North Korea and say that they had to denuclearize and cut everything off," and on CBS Haley again described a concerted, U.S.-led international effort to "be forceful" with the Kim Jong-un regime.
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Lomas, who lived off and on with Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston s daughter and boyfriend Nick Gordon, is opening up for the first time about what he says life was like for Brown in the days leading up to him finding her floating unconscious in her bathtub on Jan.
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" Although she's not thrilled with the notion that "you can flip [sexuality] off and on for one individual; that's not a reality," she does hope that this experience allows those who haven't come out yet a chance to see that "it's going in a positive direction as opposed to a negative.
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The pair had a long and fruitful creative relationship, that began in 2013 when the pair bonded on a long, meandering tour across the U.S. They realized they had a lot in common as people and as dancefloor dreamers, and over the years worked on music together off and on.
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Even though Ryan's brilliant "World's Greatest Health Care Bill" promised great things like increasing premiums, reducing assistance, enforcing penalties for going off and on insurance, and all in all making health care harder for poor people to get, it still failed harder than the first showcase of She by Sheree.
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The New York Times quoted Dagmawit as saying pilots turned MCAS off and on, which is not the step recommended in published Boeing procedures telling crew to leave it off once disabled, though there is growing debate among safety experts about what unstable conditions may have prompted such an unusual step.
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"It's definitely frustrating, but our job is to keep the blinders on and realize each person has a job to do," said right fielder Jay Bruce, who was placed on the disabled list this week but revealed Friday that his right hip had bothered him, off and on, since March.
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Practicing in both California and Oregon off and on for the past 30 years, Dr. Koller first faced a criminal charge of animal cruelty three years after he got his license in 1974; regulators in California said he was seen kicking and beating a German shepherd that employees later found dead.
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Battered by nearly a year of off-and-on declines from record highs because of fears of a slowdown in iPhone sales, Apple's stock now is valued closer to IBM, which has disappointed Wall Street for the past four years with declining revenue, than to Silicon Valley technology pioneers Alphabet and Tesla Motors.
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By the third paragraph the story is already imagining a hypothetical strike against a US city, in a scenario that we've heard off and on since the late 1990s whenever it's politically expedient:Now those step-by-step advances have resulted in North Korean warheads that in a few years could reach Seattle.
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And, although "Paris Is Out!" remains Mr. Trump's only Broadway credit, his off-and-on flirtation with the theater world, which included abortive talks about musicals inspired by his career, add some drama to the biography of the man who has unexpectedly become the leading contender for the Republican nomination for president.
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It stuck with me for a long time; I had spent nearly a decade waiting tables off and on, starting at a gastropub in suburban New Hampshire at 16 years old and ending with a Jean-Georges restaurant in Manhattan where the average tab for a five-top frequently surpassed my rent.
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Natalie Mering has always had a knack for isolating emotions we don't even realize we're feeling and singing them "like the top's blown off"—and on Titanic Rising, that larger-than-life earnestness makes navigating a world rife with unending fires, existential confusion, and romantic missed connections feel almost like a hero's journey.
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ProPublica has collaborated with The Times off and on, as in Abrahm Lustgarten's contrbutions to Sunday Review on water issues and a remarkable ProPublica story by Ryan Gabrielson and Topher Sanders on a flawed drug test used by many police departments, which was excerpted in The New York Times Magazine in July.
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Do you feel at all like the time you've spent living abroad, off and on, has helped you develop the kind of outsider perspective you might need to make a film like this, where you're also an outsider — a guy from Boston coming to make a movie about a small town in Indiana?
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"I've seen Europe change, I have seen the surface of acceptance and the novelty of my brown skin become a frown in a public square, a belligerent rant in grocery store with a cashier telling me to 'Go Back to My Own Country...'" Says Blanco, who, since 2012, has lived off and on in Europe.
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Eliza Griswold's Amity and Prosperity (deftly named for two side-by-side towns with little of either) meanwhile emphasizes lived experience, as she closely depicts the lives of the rural Western Pennsylvanians whom she visited off and on for seven years as they were worn down by fracking pollution and the grind of working poverty.
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Trekking home after a night out meant waiting forever for the R, changing for the express at Atlantic, changing again at either 42nd Street (the longest walk ever) or at 145th (a little bit sketchier), and then dozing off and on as the A went local from 42nd to West 181st (that's 16 stops).
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Buckingham, 69, sued his longtime off-and-on bandmates — Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, John McVie and Mick Fleetwood — in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, after an announcement earlier this year that he had been removed from Fleetwood Mac's 2018-2019 North American tour, which began this month and is scheduled to run into April.
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Cohen is a problematic character though, one prone to the gaslighting of women, like with his on-and-off-and-on-again relationship with Summer Roberts, and he is selfish in a way that we can forgive him for slightly because he was an only child in the wasteland of superficiality that Orange County was portrayed as.
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Q-Tip and Phife Dawg — along with off-and-on group member Jarobi White, frequent honored guests Consequence and Busta Rhymes, and any number of one-time collaborators — these rappers rap the way many jazz musicians, especially in larger ensembles, play their instruments: fiercely, aware of everybody else's presence, responding to and in competition with each other.
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Last week, a report from the Solar Energy Industries Association said that Apple was the business with the most installed solar capacity in the U.S. The Solar Means Business Report for 2018 looked at both off and on-site solar installations at businesses in the U.S. Apple, with 393.3 megawatts (MW) of installed capacity, took the top spot.
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As early as 7000 BCE, people in different parts of the word decorated skulls of their loved ones, continuing the practice of bejeweling skeletons off and on—both in the both religious and secular spaces—before contemporary English artist Damien Hirst culminated the practice in 2007 with his famous platinum and diamond-studded skull, For the Love of God.
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Bulbrite Solana A19 WiFi Connected Color Changing LED Smart Light Bulb, available on Amazon, $17.99Smart lights mean he can change the lights to a range of colors, create customized lighting for watching a movie or studying, and set a schedule for the lights to turn off and on or brighten and dim at different times during the day.
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Ankara realizes that it holds a very important card: It controls the flow of Syrian refugees into a panic-stricken EU. Turkey has managed to turn the flow of desperate Syrian refugees off and on like a fire hose directed at Fortress Europa, in essence treating the refugees amassing on either side of its borders as human bargaining chips.
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A look at who the officials are and how their comments led Trump to spike the summit planned for June 12 in Singapore: ___ KIM KYE GWAN First Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Gwan, 75, led the North Korean delegation at much of the off-and-on six-nation nuclear disarmament talks held in Beijing in 2003-2008.
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She marries this, in the later parts of her book, with the intellectually vibrant life of the old Calcutta adda — the almost endless coffeehouse discussions of the era's poets and Communists and spies and flaneurs, whose lives happened to intersect, off and on, with some of the tweed-and-hobnail crowd from the high hills, with predictably trying consequences.
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Since witnessing a dramatic turnaround in Remie's health after treating her off and on since last summer with cannabis oil obtained in Oregon, Ellett has rallied with other parents and patients, including Enedina Stanger, a disabled mom of two who was arrested last year for smoking pot to ease her symptoms, to get a bill passed in Utah legalizing medical marijuana.
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The Pompidou show is organized accordingly, moving from New York, where the group members coalesced around Ginsberg and Kerouac in the 1940s, to San Francisco, where they gravitated in the '50s, to passing destinations like Big Sur, Los Angeles and Tangier before culminating in Paris, where Ginsberg, Burroughs and Corso lived off and on in the Beat Hotel until it closed in 1963.
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Other new features include the rollout of Live Caption (automatic captions) to Pixel 2 phones, the ability to schedule when Pixel's Dark Theme turns off and on, an easier means of accessing emergency contacts and medical info, improved long-press options for getting faster help from your apps and an update to Adaptive brightness to make reading in direct sunlight easier.
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The writer James Baldwin was 32 when his second novel, "Giovanni's Room," was published in 1956; in the years since, the book — a portrait of a romantic sexual relationship between two men in postwar Paris, Baldwin's home, off and on, for much of his adult life — has become a canonical work in the queer (and black, and American) literary canons.
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A veteran of Chicago's fabled Second City comedy troupe who headlined many solo shows, she went on to become an award-winning force off and on Broadway, with star turns in productions including The Sisters Rosensweig, Hairspray, Xanadu and The Addams Family, with occasional forays to Hollywood for film and TV appearances in the likes of Kissing Jessica Stein, Garden State, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and 30 Rock.
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Whenever I have a connectivity problem, 98% of the time turning the thing off and on again does the trick, but many routers either don't have reset buttons or make them hard to find, so you typically need to get up off the couch and go through the hassle of an unplug-replug just so you can go back to streaming Game of Thrones to your Chromecast.
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Leonardo left Milan in 1499 but would return in 1506, living there off and on for seven years as he traveled to other cities including Parma, Florence, Mantua, Venice, Pavia, and others before heading to Rome in 1513, shortly after Giovanni de' Medici was elected to become Pope Leo X. In Rome, Leonardo was given lodging in the Villa Belvedere, the papal summer residence.
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Born in 1910, Genet was the orphaned son of a prostitute, the former ward of the French state, an erstwhile thief, vagrant and hustler who had spent nearly six years off and on doing time in various prisons, surviving, inside and outside their walls, among the most elaborate and dangerous of what we would today simply call "bullies": jailhouse rapists, renegade Nazis, cross-dressing murderers.
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One of the women who came forward to share her story was Michelle Manning Barish, who offered a particularly horrifying description of the first time Schneiderman, whom she dated for off and on for two years, became violent with her: "All of a sudden, he just slapped me, open-handed and with great force, across the face, landing the blow directly onto my ear," she told the New Yorker.
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That footage is part of a larger body of work that's taken him over four years to complete, but is now finally available to the public thanks to painstaking work; a Swiss crowdfunding campaign raised enough funds to secure editing equipment and get him over the final hurdle in finalizing Syrian Metal Is War, a documentary he'd been working on off and on since before he was forced out of his homeland.
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Beyond that, I was content to bend over my phone (I'd been engaged off and on all day posting on a financial forum run by the company I used to work for) and wait for Nola to tire out and come join me for a Valentine's Day drink, which in her case would likely be a gin-and-tonic, a drink that nobody, whether they were in Kingman or Irkutsk, could screw up.
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"Unlike other similar services, which associate and store historical voice utterances in identifiable form," the answer goes on, throwing shade all the while, "Siri utterances, which include the audio trigger and the remainder of the Siri command, are tied to a random device identifier, not a user's Apple ID." This identifier can be reset at any time (turn Siri and Dictation off and on again) and any data associated with it will disappear as well.
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