It just puts limits on carrying weapons outside one's home.
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The place looks like a mess, but no one's home.
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What counts as a day worked outside one's home state?
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At a museum, in one's home or out on the streets?
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One's home should be one's sanctuary and that place needs a face-lift!
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From your Xbox One's Home screen, press the Xbox button on your controller.
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The goal is to bring transparency, simplicity and efficiency to selling one's home.
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The setting appears to be at night in the privacy of one's home.
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It allows use of lethal force to protect one's home when someone intrudes.
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They had just left one house and were going to another one's home.
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From your Xbox One's Home screen, press the Xbox button on the controller.2.
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From the Xbox One's Home menu, press the Xbox button on your controller.2.
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Nuisance laws can force an impossible decision between risking one's home or one's life.
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Bartenders want to make customers happy but said a bar was no one's home.
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We also try to take advantage of times of day when no one's home.
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But the trend of sharing obscure corners of one's home actually goes back even further.
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Everyone loves pizza, but no one loves strangers coming to one's home and demanding it.
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These ideas, planted in one's home country, become even more insidious in the United States.
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Another option is to sign up for a data-roaming service before leaving one's home country.
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This new collection makes Chicago's designs available to enjoy in one's home, in lavish, sophisticated form.
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Now, most chemotherapy treatments can be taken in pill form in the comfort of one's home.
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California, a case about whether there is a right to carry concealed weapons outside one's home.
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It is perfectly commendable to take pride in one's home; messiness, like sexuality, exists on a spectrum.
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That goes for any reports of doors slamming on their own or footsteps when no one's home.
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But there are a couple of concerns I had with inviting a motorized sex saddle into one's home.
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On the topic of securing one's home, smart doorbells offer safety conscious households an extra layer of security.
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Devices that adapt to users' habits over time will create a very intimate way of individualizing one's home.
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The nuanced community is often equated with begging and sex work, and being forced out of one's home.
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Cars became another living space and an extension of one's home that should feel equally safe and comfortable.
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Seemingly banal and safe in space, one's home in one's kingdom becomes a minefield of anxiety and terror.
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However, no matter how vigilant citizens are, the enemy can lurk in a dark corner of one's home.
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Dallal also demonstrates the difficulty of seeing conflicts in one's home country through the lens of American television.
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What Minorpoet's design proves is that multipurpose-ing one's home needn't involve a levitating bed or a robot wall.
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For some Christians, hanging a wreath in the doorway has been an invitation for Christ to enter one's home.
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The reporter finds that domestic travel evokes a powerful nostalgia for one's home, a connection outsiders may not feel.
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Other states treat the offense as a misdemeanor or make exceptions for having an unlicensed gun in one's home.
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Compose the messages in the Lovebox mobile app and send them to the digital box in your loved one's home.
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Why learn how to run one's home like a corporation if suddenly it was possible to run the corporation itself?
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"To destroy one's home should be taken as an equal crime to destroying one's soul," she told CNN in 2016.
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Altogether, this package will secure your loved one's home even when power is lost with a 24-hour battery backup.
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For something that is supposed to happen in the privacy of one's home, we're keenly interested in regulating what happens there.
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Or you could pick up a poster or cutout, to bring the world of the show into your loved one's home.
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The message is more truthful than Mr Kim's Potemkin posturing would have it: the lights are on but no one's home.
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The same year, it also bought Redbeacon, a site for getting price quotes and finding professionals to work on one's home.
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In an era of instant communication, is it harder to experience the heightened appreciation of one's home, another of your joys?
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The black Pronto, which looks a lot like a salt shaker, is placed within line of sight of one's home theater components.
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The distrust of property barons and the fear of losing one's home runs deep on the island, permeating the residents' collective conscience.
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The state of fleeing one's home is something else entirely, and it stands to reason there is no common word for it.
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And constant hilarity was a necessary thing, considering how frequently one's home computer could throw up error messages in those frontier days.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Alienation from one's home country is a relatable theme in today's rage-inducing populist climate.
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Stewart's keynote will share her philosophies on living and curating one's home, undoubtedly full of "good things," as the doyenne herself might say.
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Never mind the time, social costs, or the mental toll of having to travel far from one's home to attend "a better" school.
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From your Xbox One's Home screen, use the controller to navigate to the "Store" tab on the upper-right portion of the screen.
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It's a well-traveled sentiment — protecting one's home is a near-feral impulse — and one born from love, but the presumption is nonetheless insidious.
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The shock of having, then losing, one's home and all its possessions (and having the guts and dignity to soldier on) is awe-inspiring.
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To be sure, there isn't exactly an apples-to-apples comparison between a wall or fence around one's home, say, and between international borders.
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It's validating to have the truth expressed so articulately, but alarming to have the discriminative practices existent in one's home on such vivid display.
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This was called "net metering" because it relied on the data from the electromechanical power meter typically found in a box outside one's home.
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Needlessly fleeing one's home — and in the case of Alabamians last week, potentially heading into the path of a storm — isn't a great idea.
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There's a strong incentive to fortify one's home against disaster, so it makes sense to extend that culture of ownership to the community one inhabits.
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In the 1970s, breast-feeding became more widely accepted in the United States, not only in the privacy of one's home but in public, too.
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For the novices out there, here are three recommendations: One, of course, is to swap out one's home country SIM card for a local option.
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In recognizing a personal constitutional right to possess a firearm in one's home for self-defense, he made clear that this right was not unlimited.
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A serious accident, injury, or loss of one's home or property is among life's most stressful events and shouldn't be complicated by cumbersome, outdated policy.
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In one's home or a dealer's gallery, works of art are seen by relatively few people and it is easier to play around with their display.
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From your Xbox One's Home screen, press the Xbox button on your controller, and navigate to the "System" tab on the far right of the menu.
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The law made the District one of four places in the United States where growing weed is 63 percent legal in the confines of one's home.
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Coverage of the raids, which has been tinged with a sense of uncertainty as the announced timelines have shifted, has highlighted the fear of leaving one's home.
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Of course, people like this are entitled to be childish, and there is no law saying that one must rent one's home out to whoever comes knocking.
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Let's find out together if trimming a dead tree in the middle of one's home and wrapping awkwardly shaped gifts is somehow less stressful with adorned talons.
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One's home, or, in this case if you will — apartment — has throughout time and varying cultures been thought of as a sanctuary from a seemingly hostile world.
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He cited a 2008 ruling in which the Supreme Court held the Second Amendment guaranteed a right to keep a handgun in one's home for self-defense.
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Lennar's program alleviates the unsecured debt of student loans in exchange for secured debt tied to one's home, Yu said, offering a whole new set of risks.
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As human players know, the moment the opposing flag is brought to one's home base, a new flag appears at the opposing base, ripe for the taking.
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Among the many Ring users that Motherboard spoke with for this article, none expressed privacy concerns, or misgivings about having a camera in and around one's home.
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It was while working on NFC-triggered task launcher Tagstand that Taggar recognized the hassle of both finding new corporate housing and reliably renting out one's home.
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Having the freedom to live inside one's home and community is something most people take for granted, but for people with disabilities that wasn't always the case.
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For one thing, it increases the maximum number of guns allowed per person in one's home to four and extends gun licenses from five to 10 years.
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It disrupted this cozy relationship by keeping prices low while delivering the product directly to one's home at no marginal cost for those participating in its Prime program.
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It's also possible to play music on individual devices in various parts of one's home, by telling Alexa to "play my music" and then specifying the a location.
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It uses built-in sensors to confirm no one's home and it knows how long it takes to heat your home so you're comfortable when you get there.
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The question where Larry Walker is concerned, then, isn't whether he was aided by Coors Field, but whether being aided by one's home park should disqualify a player?
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Also not mentioned is the possibility to tap into the equity in one's home to avert bankruptcy and provide income through reverse mortgages administered by the federal government.
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Billy's sermon was a pitch-perfect blend of humor — "we feel the presence of the orange one's home" — and earnest invocation of the forebears of politically engaged art.
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Purchased cars can be delivered to one's home and service coordinated by app and home pickup—though Polestar will use Volvo dealers (not their spaces) on the service end.
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On leaving home my body began to rebel against itself and so I'd taken hourly slow pulls on a canister of nicotine made to smell of one's home air.
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It's one thing to welcome the rare stranger into one's home, but can that spirit survive a steady flow of visitors — especially when hosting travelers could become a business?
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Otherworldly It's that deepening part of autumn where darkness spreads wetter and colder, paving a path for winter and illness, and eliciting a general reluctance to leave one's home.
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Texting yourself is like singing loudly in the shower when no one's home: it doesn't matter how bad you sound because no one else is ever gonna hear it.
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Fleeing general violence and crime in one's home country does not qualify an illegal alien for asylum in the United States, nor does fleeing poverty to seek improved economic opportunities.
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It has been understood as a near absolute right to defend oneself, one's kin, and one's home and place of business whenever there is a reasonable fear of mortal harm.
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It's an enthusiast's pleasure, a guilty one to be had in the privacy of one's home with the knowledge that it's not something you'd recommend to most of your friends.
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We have karaoke machines, acoustic guitars, keyboards, violins, food dehydrators, telescopes to see the beautiful stars, cotton candy machines, popcorn makers, and kits to measure the wattage used in one's home.
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He argued at length in Heller that the core constitutional right is to keep and bear arms for self-defense within one's home with weapons in common use for self-defense.
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These trends can be seen as two approaches to dealing with the anxieties of modern American life: receding into the privacy of one's home or seeking distraction through experiences and connection.
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Right now, the trade is prosecuted in South Australia, though other states and territories have decriminalized some forms of it, like working out of one's home or in a licensed brothel.
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Since the Nest Protect can tell when no one's home, it'll also send the homeowner an alert if it sees that their oven has been left on, even when nothing's gone wrong.
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Of course, it's pretty easy to be afraid of clowns when demented circus performers are seemingly descending on one's home...though whether these guys are real or imaginary remains to be seen.
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Skin Deep With a boom in face masks in the last few seasons, that old-time ritual of putting on a face mask in the privacy of one's home is seriously passé.
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You could stand outside a loved one's home and sing "Happy Birthday" to them while still social distancing like Sarah Byrne and her family did for her grandmother's 95th birthday this week.
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While leaving one's home is never costless, many airlines are capping fares in the wake of the hurricane; American Airlines has temporarily capped one-way coach fares from Puerto Rico at $2012.
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Conversely, getting away from technology can be done safely and easily, just about anywhere one chooses, be it in the privacy of one's home or in a quiet part of a public park.
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Sometimes they betray the ornate workings of an individual psyche, and sometimes they challenge basic assumptions we all tend to have about what is suitable to wear outside the confines of one's home.
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There's no need to share a Zoom group photo on Twitter when you can drive to a loved one's home to cook dinner or jump on a train to your favorite happy hour.
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Inui Health (formerly known as Scanadu) announced FDA approval for its smartphone-connected urine analysis which can detect bladder infections, pre- and gestational diabetes, and kidney disease, all in the comfort of one's home.
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The transformation of the turntable from a prized possession, played in one's home, into an instrument to wow crowds in parks, also has roots in the sound clashes which would happen in Kingston yards.
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There are a number of strategies to navigate this part of the cycle: diversifying beyond traditional equity and bond indices; reconsidering sources of yield outside of riskier companies; and looking beyond one's home market.
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Care for the chronically ill and elderly is in crisis, just as all health care is in this country, and remaining in one's home into old age is less and less of an option.
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They use Instagram to promote their company Lettuce Grow, which seeks to "empower everyone to grow 20% of their own food at home" by mailing seedlings to be planted via hydroponics in one's home.
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But I have to give him credit — aside from Home Alone, I can't recall any other situation in human history where being very good with toys so smoothly segued into the fortification of one's home.
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According to sellers of Himalayan salt lamps, the pink, rock-like hunks can purify the air and reduce anxiety, all while emitting a cozy glow and marking one's home as hip to modern design trends.
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"Virtual care options such as video visits can be an effective way to evaluate and treat viruses from the comfort of one's home, while minimizing exposure to other potentially contagious viruses," an Aetna spokesperson said.
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Tech companies sucking up large quantities of data indiscriminately without explicit user consent—especially in the intimate environment of one's home—is one of the primary fears of privacy advocates skeptical smart speakers won't be abused.
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Easy to install and a cool, conversation-starting home improvement, the Nest Hello is a video doorbell which lets one see who's at the door and also continuously records video at the front of one's home.
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A large study in Hong Kong found that wearing a face mask regularly in public places, frequent hand-washing and disinfecting one's home were all effective in limiting the spread of that virus in the community.
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Scented candles and other cozy fragrance-makers are kind of a no-brainer when it comes to winterizing one's home, but CJ Powers, owner and founder of Scenthouse LA, an interior fragrance company, has some guidelines.
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There was an even greater obsession with "alignment," a concept Arsyen struggled with as his translation app told him that the equivalent word in Pyrrhian was pokaya, meaning to place the chicken coop parallel to one's home.
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On Inauguration Day, the Environmental Protection Agency suspended all activity on its Twitter account, which had been posting about the Clean Air Act, water quality, and how to keep one's home safe from radon and carbon monoxide.
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I've been reflecting on this a lot since the recent revelations that Manning had spent time with members of the white supremacist alt-right — including sharing an escape room experience and visiting one's home to play board games.
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The beloved original depicted desperate teenagers fighting an enemy invasion in a very personal way — forgoing flag-waving patriotism for an understated kind many service members can truly appreciate: a quiet but steady resolve to protect one's home.
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Like a mashup of the Peloton Tread and a Mirror, the HomeStudio looks to capitalize on the rise of accessing high-quality, on-demand workout classes from the comfort of one's home — its familiar design doesn't hurt, either.
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Even the most budget-conscious can fall into the trap of unnecessary spending, whether it's on groceries that go uneaten, leaving the A/C on when no one's home or forgetting to return that ill-fitting shirt on time.
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But then the wax cylinder allowed music to be captured on an object that could be listened to in one's home—though no one listening to it would mistake it for an actual orchestra performing in the living room.
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A researcher claims to have found a way to surreptitiously break into a home protected by Amazon Key, the company's recently launched service which allows delivery staff to unlock a customer's house and deposit items when no one's home.
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As Eric Weiner recently wrote in The Wall Street Journal, the process of being uprooted from one's home can inspire a unique brand of creativity that allows immigrants to "see the world at an angle" and recognize possibilities others overlook.
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Those effects are both acute (stress and distress in response to pollution or an extreme weather event, such as a storm or flood) and chronic (a sense of loss amid changes to one's home, or a feeling of having lost control).
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The trauma of fleeing one's home is compounded by the difficulties that come with readjusting to a new, unfamiliar country, says Ellen Beattie, senior director of programming quality and innovation at International Rescue Committee (IRC), a prominent refugee aid organization.
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Even the most budget-conscious consumer can end up mindlessly swiping a credit card to buy groceries that go uneaten, or leaving the A/C on when no one's home, or forgetting to return an ill-fitting shirt on time.
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Elegy suggests a death, and this novel indeed frames immigration as the act of leaving one's home and the ending of a life rather than as an act of arriving and beginning a proliferation of new lives, as White Teeth did.
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Fast-forward to the 90s and early 2000s, and everything in the porn world exploded with the advent of the VHS tape (and porn viewing from the comfort of one's home), including parody films like Forrest Hump and Everybody Does Raymond.
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Global governments have reacted with varying forms of restriction that now affect roughly one in three of the human population and which affect everything from transport, commerce, social gatherings, and in many cases the ability to leave one's home at all.
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The verdict was eventually appealed and overturned at the appellate court which concluded that the Second Amendment protects a person's right to possess a firearm for purposes outside of military service or law enforcement, such as self-defense in one's home.
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While all are deeply concerned about climate change, none are immediately threatened by its worst effects: no one's home has flooded, and no one's health has been seriously damaged by heat waves or failed harvests or northward-creeping tropical diseases.
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There's one more crucial detail the rabbis insisted on: In a time of danger, they said, the lighting of the Hanukkah candles can take place in one's home, on one's table, away from the gaze of the hostile outside world.
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Other people prefer to end their pregnancies on their own because it can be more convenient than scheduling an appointment—or, in some states, multiple appointments—at a clinic, and because it can be done in the privacy of one's home.
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It means "coffee chat" or "coffee chit-chat" and might take place in one's home, office or a public space; while the name hopefully nods to discussions in the Café Einstein or the Café Landtmann, it also implies something lighter and less formal.
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Another of Dream Machine's checks has gone to Omni, a four-year-old, San Francisco-based on-demand storage company that's making every possession in one's home rentable — giving members an opportunity to make money from their underused items in the process.
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Matador is torn between understanding his generation's need to find work and money to send home and his gut instinct that it is better to be poor in one's home than a stranger in a strange land — so stay and build Senegal.
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The resource list also seeks to tackle any discrepancies in smart home knowledge between victims and their abusers, by providing information needed to not only understand how these smart homes work, but also how to make one's home life less vulnerable to digital threats.
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Pioneering practitioners of the medium, like Fluxus artists Ray Johnson and Robert Filliou, used rubber stamps and collage to create irreverent, often humorous messages, repositioning the experience of art as an intimate, personal interaction in one's home as opposed to the hallowed halls of cultural institutions.
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It's not enough to be scared of one's home country; asylum seekers have to prove they are in a special category of fleeing persecution, which includes being part of a "particular social group" that has a reason to fear persecution and whose government can't or won't adequately protect them.
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To many, after all, the idea of wandering in the near-desert — even catwalking in the near-desert, for that matter — is inextricably entwined with the idea of expulsion: being forced away from one's home and left to fend for oneself until a new sanctuary is found (see: Exodus).
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But the fact that frail older Americans are managing to kill themselves in what are supposed to be safe, supervised havens raises questions about whether these facilities pay enough attention to risk factors like mental health, physical decline and disconnectedness -- and events such as losing a spouse or leaving one's home.
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"The culture of intolerance that seems to come along with expensive home ownership, of tightly securing one's home away - a withdrawal from the community - this is what perhaps the song is getting at: how this anti-community atmosphere leads to anti-social, unpleasant and at times hateful interactions", he explains.
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Under current SEC rules, individuals who wish to put their money into the high-risk, high-yield private markets must earn an individual annual income over $200,000, or a combined $300,000 in shared annual income between spouses, as well as hold at least $1 million in assets, excluding one's home.
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Under current SEC rules, individuals who wish to put their money into the high-risk, high-yield private markets must earn an individual annual income over $200,000, or a combined $300,000 in shared annual income between spouses, as well as hold at least $1 million in assets, excluding one's home.
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It achieves a tricky tonal balance by irreverently locating the humor in the suffering that many experience when trying to conceive a baby — injecting hormones into buttocks, having to deliver semen samples for in vitro fertilization, readying one's home for a visit from an adoption agency — without making light of those experiences.
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" The granddaddy of such podcasts is "Coast to Coast AM." On these fine shows I've learned about the Bell Witch, an entity that terrorized a family in Tennessee in the 1800s; Disappearing Object Phenomenon, which explains why common objects tend to go missing in one's home; and, of course, the "Nazi Werewolf Organization.
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When the death toll from Syria's increasingly bloody war is discussed, it is sometimes broken down by perpetrator — the regime, ISIS, the rebels — sometimes by method of death – sniper, being crushed by the rubble of one's home after a barrel bomb has been dropped on it, or being killed in a car bomb attack.
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And that is what the perfect bar must offer: It must be a delivery system for the patron's sublime transformation, from being the guy alone to being the guy alone in public, alert to the social world, sitting in a place that is not one's home but in which you have different proprietary comforts.
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Consider that the very act of leaving one's home, crossing borders (often dangerously) and relocating to a place one might not even be able to imagine is itself an act of extreme bravery, undertaken by people who are willing to assume great personal risk in the search for prosperity and the promise of a better future.
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"Despite 20 years having passed since I first performed it at the American Place Theater, the themes I was grappling with then, those of an immigrant family, struggling with the joys, heartbreaks and sacrifice of what it means to leave one's home and create a new American life, seem as relevant today as they ever did," said Mr. Mandvi in a statement.
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