He also fretted about the possibility of an overloaded boat.
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"They trundle past like overloaded floats at carnival," she writes.
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In a separate, equally overloaded vehicle, Asya was utterly disorientated.
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One time I had a tray overloaded with oiled veggies.
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Overloaded with visual stimuli, the mind feels numb (brain Frieze?).
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Travelers dodge snakes and mosquitoes, hitching rides on overloaded trucks.
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The health care system is already busy, if not overloaded.
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If you've overloaded your schedule, something will have to go.
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Firefighters and police officers stepped in where paramedics were overloaded.
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Clemente was killed when the overloaded plane crashed just after takeoff.
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When they do show, the courts get overloaded and evictions slow.
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Its website crashed, maps were inconsistent and call centers were overloaded.
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The system is overloaded with people it wasn't designed to handle.
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I was overloaded with emotions of happiness, regret, fear and sadness.
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Having a peaceful attitude means you won't be overloaded by stress.
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The helicopter was overloaded and he was not permitted to fly.
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Antique Taco Chiquito's overloaded breakfast taco is worth an early visit.
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The company's new line of big, overloaded, chunky cookies has fillings.
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He was working 12-hour days and his wife was overloaded.
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When I went to use it today, the servers were overloaded.
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When I went to use it today, the servers were overloaded.
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A bookish child, she overloaded on extracurriculars and got into Stanford.
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Even intact wireless networks become overloaded in public emergencies and crash.
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The city was overloaded with $21990 billion in unfunded pension costs.
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If she let the world in, she might be overloaded by feelings.
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Our support team is currently overloaded, but these requests have our priority.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — The second time the overloaded bus stalled, passengers stayed put.
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High demand for electricity overloaded circuits and power was cut to thousands.
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In New York, though, morgues are still overloaded and ERs are packed.
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Commuters abandoned the terminal, turning to trains that were overloaded and delayed.
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Soaring air-conditioner use overloaded electrical grids and caused widespread power failures.
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Crucial new measures to prevent ships from being overloaded are often sidestepped.
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The current mental health systems in the Middle East are beyond overloaded.
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"The boat was overloaded and secondly there was bad weather," Onyango told Reuters.
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Sometimes, it's not one daunting project that's making you feel stressed and overloaded.
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Will our inboxes be overloaded by the time we get back to work?
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That's down from 27 percent who said they felt overloaded a decade ago.
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It seemed fine, and Amazon is currently overloaded with even more affordable options.
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As a result, the feedback fails and the overloaded working memory system collapses.
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That's because 4G networks can only support so many devices before being overloaded.
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Some believe that a child's immune system is "overloaded" by too many jabs.
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Translation: those already in the industry are overloaded and will become more so.
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You'll be told that naloxone reverses an overdose by replacing overloaded opiate receptors.
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For example: Is this person a "flight risk" because they may feel overloaded?
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Brooks Atkinson, in The New York Times, found it bitter, elusive and overloaded.
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One was of a horse, overloaded with gear, as well as a cowboy.
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Mutual aid networks are replicating like mad on wheezing, overloaded social media platforms.
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Unseaworthy vessels overloaded with migrants trying to reach Italy regularly capsize off Libya.
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Animal rights groups have criticised conditions on vessels and said some are overloaded.
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More trains have been added to meet growing demand, and many are overloaded.
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She didn't like the look of the plane and thought it was overloaded.
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We're overloaded on swing voters but we're under-resourced on base color persuasion.
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As of the evening of December 31, the website appears to be overloaded.
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As Zello's usage grows, it risks getting overloaded and becoming less useful to rescuers.
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There is no laptop in this handbag; no gym clothes, prescriptions, or overloaded keychains.
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Beijing's traffic jams are horrendous, its subways overloaded and its water supply running low.
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The chill, globe-trotting cover is like a little holiday for your overloaded brain.
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If phone lines go down, we're left with cellular networks that quickly become overloaded.
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Overloaded by the surge in traffic, their website crashed while their segment was airing.
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But, even though it's overloaded with benefits, this formula won't weigh down your strands.
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Follow too many of these accounts, though, and your feed becomes a bit overloaded.
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Overloaded with talent, they are basketball impressionists following a darker age of rugged realists.
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Indonesia suffers frequent boat sinkings, with basic safety rules often flouted and vessels overloaded.
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Even though I explored a few major areas, I never felt overloaded by tasks.
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I saw overloaded helicopters hover and crash, with people coming out bloodied, badly injured.
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A few weeks later, they were on an overloaded raft on the Aegean Sea.
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The Warriors resembled a 16th century galleon overloaded with gold and listing to starboard.
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Opinion The E.P.A. found that a small town in Louisiana was overloaded with carcinogens.
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"She had overloaded her mind with information with very dark implications," Mr. Oswalt said.
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Maybe, for example, you&aposre overloaded with physical stuff, and your home is cluttered.
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First, do a walk-through to see what's on offer to avoid getting overloaded.
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Are delivery trucks so overloaded that my order might push them to the brink?
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The Western internet is not overloaded with indignation about the country's malpractice, genuine or imagined.
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The home button is a very overloaded place — there's a lot of functionality into it.
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At the time, modem users were accustomed to getting busy signals from overloaded online services.
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So I literally overloaded my circuit and burned through 3 massive batteries for the shoot!
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That your head was overloaded and you just needed to go and shoot the movie.
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The report said the 2003 incident was the result of the Takata inflator being overloaded.
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The hospital has three surgery rooms, 18 doctors and 24 beds, and is completely overloaded.
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The estimate of those missing shows the ferry was overloaded nearly five times above capacity.
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Hundreds of steel makers are limping along, overloaded with debt and battered by weak prices.
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Each slice was heavy with toppings, but it didn't feel overloaded with grease or carbs.
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As energy demand rises from June through September, the overloaded grid frequently collapses, Zafirakis said.
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LGBTQ asylum seekers are falling between the cracks of an overloaded and unfeeling detention system.
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Dangerously overloaded, the boat took more than five hours to reach the island, after dark.
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After the 9/11 attacks, hams helped to transmit messages when cellphone networks were overloaded.
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Yet for whatever reason, their filmography is overloaded with trifles like this innocuous Netflix caper.
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The normal human mind can cope with only so much drama before it gets overloaded.
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The design is intended to make it easy for even overloaded to hospitals to participate.
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They mark moments when shoppers clog malls, websites become overloaded, and delivery trucks block streets.
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"Public health and healthcare systems may become overloaded, with elevated rates of hospitalizations and deaths."
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In 2013, they reopened the line only for it to be overloaded by prank calls.
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If I think about it too much, I'll just be overloaded and I'll freak out.
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Mr. Biya was absent in 2016 when a train overloaded with passengers derailed, killing dozens.
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Now Pyrex has introduced a deeper version for that overloaded moussaka, casserole or bread pudding.
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" Defending himself, Wilson told The Sun, "To be honest, we're getting overloaded with coloured people.
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So many comments flooded in that, by Sunday, it appeared that the site was already overloaded.
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Many perish when overloaded boats, packed to the hilt by human traffickers, sink or catch fire.
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LMR is a vital technology during emergencies when typical cellphone networks can become disrupted or overloaded.
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More From VICE: Sisa: Cocaine for the Poor With constant, excessive stress, the hippocampus becomes overloaded.
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In 2012, an overloaded bus plunged into a canal, killing at least 35 people, police said.
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Oxygen deprivation of this kind occurs when waters are overloaded with sewage, fertilizers, and other nutrients.
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The ungainly shape is a fishing boat, sinking, overloaded with would-be emigrants, waving in distress.
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HQ frequently has to postpone games because its servers are overloaded by all the players joining.
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Error 1202 signified that the processor was overloaded and that Laning's scheme had forced a restart.
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Many of these vacancies are considered judicial emergencies, causing overloaded dockets and delaying justice for many.
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If you're feeling overloaded with chores, today's new moon in Scorpio will help you get organized.
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But many of the boats are ill-equipped for the rough seas and overloaded with people.
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Volunteers flocked to Greek islands to help the refugees clambering ashore from their overloaded rubber dinghies.
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Candidates attempt to balance the boss' overloaded calendar and divert phone calls he would rather avoid.
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The large numbers of attendees had crashed the game's servers and the cell towers became overloaded.
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The region's hospitals are overloaded with sick and dying patients, having registered nearly 600 positive cases.
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Cellphone numbers are great, but remember that in an emergency, cellular networks will probably be overloaded.
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Officials say the ferry appears to have been overloaded, with far more passengers than was advisable.
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The boat was so overloaded that it capsized in a storm before it even set out.
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"Overloaded poles have caused wildfires," said Catherine Sandoval, the former regulator who had organized the tour.
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Serena Williams says she was 'terrified' and 'overloaded by what to do' before having her baby
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A member of parliament from Bambari said the truck was overloaded and travelling faster than normal.
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IN THE NEWS • An overloaded court system has brought pain and delays to victims in New York.
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To the point where Google Docs was so overloaded you had to wait to take the survey.
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This was all while its call centers were overloaded, and many struggled to get basic questions answered.
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But a new poll by Pew Research Center shows that most Americans don't feel overloaded at all.
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It is reminiscent of a greasy, slightly spicy sausage breakfast sandwich, overloaded with barbecue and chili sauce.
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In fact, with mobile networks overloaded, people in Brussels were urged to use social media to communicate.
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The Southeast Asian nation frequently suffers boat sinkings, with basic safety rules often flouted and vessels overloaded.
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The big funds might get overloaded and things could go "terribly awry" and "downhill," the host warned.
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If planes are overloaded, they seek volunteers to change flights before boarding, usually in exchange for cash.
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The Department of Transport said the minibus was overloaded -- carrying 10 more people than its license allowed.
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Because in this area, maybe there is an overloaded WiFi network, we don't use just one network.
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Guitars were treated with overloaded distortion and McCartney's vocals were further drenched in live slap-back echo.
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In the two weeks after it was launched, Popeyes locations across the country were overloaded with customers.
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The boat had a limited number of life-jackets and was overloaded with both passengers and cargo.
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On Easter Sunday, although overloaded with 450 migrants, we headed to the scene of another rescue operation.
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A home visit revealed that she was hoarding, and tripping over cords plugged into overloaded electrical outlets.
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The thousands of new cases a month would be added to the overloaded docket of immigration judges.
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Try to let the picture, so overloaded with clichés of madness and vision, dissolve into pure form.
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Many World Cup draws have been turgid affairs, overloaded with dignitaries and dragging on far too long.
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Unable to change his return ticket on the airline's overloaded website, Mr. Pytalski bought a new ticket.
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In less than three weeks, the coronavirus has overloaded the health care system all over northern Italy.
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He said some of the firm's own sites are currently overloaded, with popular items out of stock.
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Some doctors and nurses contacted by Reuters said hospitals in Tehran, Qom and Rasht city were overloaded.
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Some doctors and nurses contacted by Reuters said hospitals in Tehran, Qom and Rasht city were overloaded.
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He was unable to retrieve the bodies, he said; the morgue, overloaded with the dead, was understaffed.
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When overloaded with too many tasks, or assigned somewhat contradictory goals, they are less likely to succeed.
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" Explaining how she had sustained her own interest in skating, Wagner said, "I wasn't overloaded with it.
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A death spiral occurs with health plans are overloaded with sick customers, leading to ever-rising premium prices.
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Twitter didn't exist when Keaton landed the role, but if it had, the entire Internet might have overloaded.
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When asked, Collins said this was "to avoid our website from being overloaded" in response to this article.
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According to the safety commission, overloaded fireworks can create large explosions, creating serious hazards for customers -- including explosions.
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The limitation may be to prevent people from getting overloaded right away and give up on notifications altogether.
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The pressures of heavily overloaded schedules, including academic demands, extracurricular activities, travel sports teams, jobs and social lives.
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Moreover, the specifications to submit a tender are often overloaded with detailed requirements instead of stating fundamental needs.
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We're overloaded with tourists, people who drive according to the customs of their native countries, and elderly drivers.
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Although Earth's natural systems are overloaded, they still absorb bounties of carbon from the carbon dioxide-saturated atmosphere.
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The overloaded boat bound for Italy was believed to have been carrying 450 migrants when it overturned Wednesday.
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It was later determined that the vehicle was overloaded by approximately 700 pounds and carried one extra passenger.
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When they arrive here in Sicily, they face an overloaded system that is unable to meet their needs.
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As the rescuers approached, they found overloaded wooden vessels and rafts that evoked scenes of the slave trade.
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Still, VPAs do appear to have a place or a role to play in an information-overloaded world.
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We're worried you might get very sick at a time that hospitals are overloaded with other sick people.
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Background reading: A local 911 call center, overloaded during Hurricane Harvey, did something it had never done before.
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Intensive care units are overloaded while elective surgeries have been canceled in the process to free up beds.
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If that happens, the likely result will be more infections, an overloaded health care system, and more deaths.
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"Everyone who can stay home should stay home," Trudeau said, "to prevent our medical system from getting overloaded".
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"Everyone who can stay home should stay home," Trudeau said, "to prevent our medical system from getting overloaded".
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Crisis strikes when one of the fishing nets, originally intended for gathering shrimp, becomes overloaded and snaps underwater.
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He brushed off any suggestion that his shopping cart, or skating as a whole, was overloaded with quads.
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Sitting on a show floor overloaded with bulbous crossovers and S.U.V.s, the T-Roc (terrible name) was special.
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Ookla CTO Luke Deryckx says the slower speeds might not have much to do with overloaded internet infrastructure.
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Officials warned that the death toll could rise, and said that the ferry appears to have been overloaded.
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The team is even considering limiting how many filters that app includes so that users don't get overloaded.
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But they ended up making a record so overloaded with ideas and energy that it feels frenetically psychedelic.
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There was little vegetation to slow the flow of water, he said, and small rivers quickly became overloaded.
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"Synthwave" is a bit of an overloaded term at this point; how would you personally describe your music?
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More than 200 people died in September when an overloaded ferry sank on the Tanzanian side of the lake.
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But there are some other complex hormonal cues during digestion that, when overloaded, can lead to a food coma.
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The refugees have overloaded health, housing and education services, Campos said, bringing the threat of disease and social disorder.
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Astrophysics and astronomy are overloaded with metaphors, but, in this case, black hole rain is almost a literal description.
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If Instagram becomes similarly overloaded (looking at you, annoying IGTV banners) maybe we'll all move to Instagram Lite instead.
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But forget about that new car that's sure to be overloaded with screens, LEDs and silly things like airbags.
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I like my lashes to look really volumized but, at the same time, individual and not overloaded with product.
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On the third attempt, late at night, the overloaded rubber boat was launched, but rapidly began taking on water.
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This overloaded my RV spot breaker and caused the lights to go out and the water to get cold.
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DDoS attacks are not particularly sophisticated and occur when a website is overloaded with traffic, causing it to crash.
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The journey to Lesbos is short, but the sea is treacherous for the small and overloaded vessels being used.
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That's your computer getting overloaded with the multiple digital balls it has to juggle, causing it to slow down.
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This produces a question: How can you live your everyday life when it is so overloaded with political significance?
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In September, more than 200 people died when an overloaded ferry sank on the Tanzanian side of the lake.
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They are so overloaded with people that they sometimes topple over, toilets are filthy and water for washing absent.
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Westworld is overloaded with potential, and it wouldn't be the first OS to be a bit janky in beta.
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Instead, that work is largely falling to immigration lawyers and advocates, many of whom are already facing overloaded schedules.
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"I think the term AI is overloaded and mostly used by fear-mongering technophiles or wannabe intellectuals," he said.
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About an hour later, the overloaded CG-22007 churned into Chatham Harbor with its exhausted crew and 22009 survivors.
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By Monday morning, it appeared to be overloaded and cannot currently offer appointments for screenings, according to the website.
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By Monday morning it appeared to be overloaded and cannot currently offer appointments for screenings, according to the website.
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It's entirely possible that a specific website or service can become overloaded during the great "work-from-home" influx.
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The Sewol's operator, Chonghaejin Marine, routinely overloaded the ship with poorly secured cargo, including on the ferry's final voyage.
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But the boat may have been overloaded, he added, noting that about 50 people may have been on board.
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"The system is just overloaded," said Richard Blender, a lawyer in New Jersey who represents several bail bond agents.
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Maybe the White House got overloaded with math homework or finding the light switches and couldn't get to it.
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We are so overloaded with images that we breathe, we live more and more inside a neural Times Square.
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Where Hannah had been a kind of dog-training free spirit, Kristin was hyper-organized and overloaded us with information.
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Refugees do not arrive by the hundred thousand in overloaded dinghies; impoverished children do not sneak across the southern border.
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A little under two hours long, the concert was not glib or draggy or overloaded with the band's own stature.
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Just try again later in the day, when Apple's servers aren't being overloaded by a swarm of anxious Apple fans.
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The next day, Cloudy Nights and Astronomics' website started getting overloaded with traffic, making the forums unreliable and keeping Astronomics.
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"School nurses are normally overloaded," adds Buscaron, the member of the team with previous experience programming Softbank's anthropomorphic assistant, Pepper.
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Places that used to be secret local spots are now being overloaded without the ability to properly manage the influx.
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Follow these few simple steps, and you'll be on your way to a less overloaded, more organized iPhone or iPad.
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October 215 - More than 218 people are killed and 600 others injured when an overloaded train derails in central Cameroon.
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Fourth generation (2202G) networks are already overloaded, and this new generation of technology will need faster and more reliable connectivity.
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But the sense of alarm fades as we move onto the next crisis in our hyper-connected, information-overloaded world.
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After three episodes that have introduced new players and their various alliances, this week's hour is overloaded with plot twists.
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Assuming my schedule is not too overloaded, I welcome anyone willing to put up ... er, I mean ... collaborate with me.
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Charges for overloaded railcars will rise to $1,000 each from $750, and $1,000 per unsafely loaded railcar, up from $750.
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Warmed apple tart à la mode was a trifle short on apple and ice cream and overloaded with whipped cream.
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The links were available for a day, and the group says the response overloaded the servers hosting the music files.
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Skeptical tech bloggers like me have argued these things were more powerful than people realized and overloaded with privacy violations.
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A new perspective is coming, but if you're overloaded with information, you won't be able to make sense of it!
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During emergencies, cellphones would be able to receive broadcast emergency alerts, especially when the wireless network is down or overloaded.
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When faced with too many options, a person is likely to feel overloaded and ultimately disappointed with the end result.
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More than 300 people, most of them high school students, died in 2014 when an overloaded South Korean ferry capsized.
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Senators left Washington on Thursday for a monthlong recess and will return to a September already overloaded with legislative deadlines.
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I have things to do, but I'm not overloaded, and most people don't get here until 10 or 10:30.
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With congressional phone lines overloaded and district offices mobbed across the country, it's beginning to look a lot like 2009.
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It was an unwieldy mashup of national requirements, and it put immense additional strain on an already overloaded reporting system.
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Extra Bases The Houston Astros, overloaded with talented position players and dominant relievers, looked like a contender in spring training.
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And his singular aesthetic — overloaded with color, print and Asiatic art inspirations galore — is proving especially influential to designers today.
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Like many villages in the conurbations of Java, it is tucked away off a busy highway jammed with overloaded trucks.
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The German courts are overloaded with cases, creating a long backlog, and Madani isn't sure when his turn will come.
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It's in the world's interest -- especially America's -- to unburden the overloaded economies that have struggled to support these millions of refugees.
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"I know there are people other than Meegan who have ended up in hospital because they've overloaded on supplements," White said.
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There was so much excitement for the game — which got us walking, biking, or running after Pokémon — that the servers overloaded.
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The launch plans come at a time aviation competition in Vietnam is heating up and its aviation infrastructure is getting overloaded.
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The company wants to avoid "alert fatigue," he noted -- the last thing the company wants is for users to feel overloaded.
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Fallout games are overloaded with things to collect: old toys and burnt books, rusty revolvers and bobby pins for picking locks.
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As a result, San Francisco's courts soon became so overloaded that judges began requesting prosecutors produce evidence before going to trial.
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While thousands have died on the journey to Europe, Ansari made it, only to become caught up in an overloaded system.
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Sixty-four people drowned off the western state of Rakhine when an overloaded ferry sank in bad weather in March 2015.
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With your bedside outlet already overloaded with your smartphone, tablet, and laptop chargers, another device to charge could cause absolute mayhem.
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"The boat was overloaded and secondly there was bad weather," Patrick Onyango told Reuters, adding the boat was carrying 84 people.
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Sea accidents are frequent in Indonesia, a sprawling archipelago, with vessels often overloaded and having too few life jackets on boat.
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Police said the boat was "in poor mechanical shape" and was overloaded with passengers on a lake cruise when it capsized.
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They are so overloaded with people that they sometimes topple over, their toilets are usually filthy and water for washing absent.
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In the daytime, it's overloaded with Instagrammers and tourists with Louis Vuitton shopping bags; by night, it's actually a bit dangerous.
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Social media quickly filled with speculation that it had been overloaded by Americans looking for a new country to call home.
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You can also install a sump pump and get a water alarm that will notify you when the system is overloaded.
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The morning after Super Tuesday, so many Americans Googled "Move to Canada" that it overloaded the website of Canada's immigration agency.
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Witnesses said large waves had caused the overloaded boats to tip over about a half-hour after they departed on Tuesday.
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This can cause case managers to become overloaded, and people may not even know they are able to make such claims.
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But with less water and the same amount of feces, the water becomes overloaded with fertilizer, sending the system into chaos.
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We know that patients across the spectrum avoid care due to soaring deductibles and that they are overloaded with medical debt.
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The bodies in their districts are often shipped to other offices — which then become overloaded and risk losing accreditation in turn.
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Doctors would be overloaded, because many would become sick, and because people who have not been infected would still seek help.
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Tech Tip Q. My computer's hard drive is overloaded, largely because of my huge iTunes library, which is scattered all over.
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Jake Leach, Dexcom's chief technology officer, said late Sunday night that the outage occurred because the company's servers unexpectedly became overloaded.
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This means the system is not overloaded with data, and, in that way, it acts just like the human nervous system.
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The original web version was easily overloaded by the game's sudden viral popularity, but this new system seems smooth and responsive.
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We're short on time, overloaded with obligations, and sometimes there just aren't enough hours in the day to catch a break.
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The Sewol, structurally unbalanced and overloaded, capsized and then sank off the southwest coast of South Korea on April 16, 2014.
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The launch, though, comes at a time aviation competition in the country is heating up and its aviation infrastructure is getting overloaded.
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While overloaded employees may be able to deliver for some time, says Link, their job satisfaction and work performance will eventually decline.
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She later noted on Instagram that while the response has been wild, her online store didn't get overloaded, as many outlets reported.
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Third-party VPN/Proxy-might be overloaded, which is likely to result in slow operation during the first hours after the block.
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That's really the goal of all rescues, because we're overloaded with requests, and we all just want to help all the cats.
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Fire officials tell CNN the fire was caused by an overloaded electrical cord, and the building will have to be torn down.
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It's too bad, because while the court system would be overloaded, the justice system would benefit from that same care and attention.
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In 7003, the Thai navy intercepted a drifting boat, abandoned by its captain, overloaded with 2700 Rohingya Muslims fleeing persecution in Myanmar.
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Alan Kurdi's desperate escape ended within five minutes of leaving Bodrum in Turkey, when the overloaded inflatable boat that carried him capsized.
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Twelve of the 52 weeks in the year are overloaded with information that requires investors to take time to absorb and analyze.
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Mirai took down huge portions of the web last year when it overloaded domain registration service provider Dyn with malicious traffic requests.
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The third chain is pretty much for echo and reverb, and the final chain overloaded a tiny amp mic'd up for feedback.
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The boat, which went down about 7 km (5 miles) from shore, was properly registered and had not been overloaded, police said.
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Former managers told Vox that Amazon fines the call center $2.85 per failed call, an incentive for managers to push overloaded agents.
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Ironically, this flood of information – especially if you try to drink it all in – often makes us more overloaded and less productive.
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The website for the new cryptocurrency suffered a distributed denial-of-service attack, which is when a server is overloaded with requests.
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Nationally, Democrats were sending so many texts that Ann Lewis, MoveOn's chief technology officer, has said that countrywide cellular networks were overloaded.
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Island policy makers are often overloaded, and lack the capacity to capture and share the best ways of doing things, Boersma added.
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There were overloaded caseworkers, foster parents motivated by monthly stipends to take kids, and an archaic system filled with sometimes nonsensical rules.
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Lengthy openings make individuals and businesses wait interminably to have their cases resolved, while the openings impose more pressure on overloaded judges.
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Their minds overloaded already, the plebes are ordered to hustle to their rooms, change into their new uniforms and organize their belongings.
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I texted my family that I loved them because the cell service was overloaded and I couldn't get a call out. Gov.
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Razey claims the park loaded her into a raft with a 250-pound guest, and that person's weight severely overloaded the craft.
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In its aftermath, parts of the airport were overloaded, jammed with planes that had been kept on the ground during the storm.
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When the weather warms up, I carry the rod in that overloaded backpack along with a reel and a box of flies.
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From Herat, tens of thousands of the new arrivals have boarded more overloaded buses and vans en route to Kabul, the capital.
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In less than three weeks, the virus has overloaded hospitals in much of Italy despite the country's well-regarded health care system.
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Then, ask them to complete a time wheel, an exercise described in the book "Overloaded and Underprepared" mentioned in Mr. Bruni's article.
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The network has been overloaded with transactions at times, including one day in December when trades were shut down for two hours.
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Because testing takes some time, and some laboratories are becoming overloaded, clinical signs such as studying lung scans have become more important.
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Three hundred thousand civilians died of cold or in Allied bombardments or drowned in overloaded boats trying to cross the Baltic Sea.
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Together, they sorted through hundreds of similar images in Struvay's archive, selecting pictures that weren't "too desperate or overloaded emotionally," Struvay says.
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Like many other critics, Stephanie Zacharek, of Time Magazine, was quick to point out how overloaded the finale of the series feels.
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It seems like that person is probably either not good at their job or more charitably overloaded and can't do a lot?
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It's a love song too and the second part to the video for "Overloaded" which also stars Fred Armisen in a boilersuit.
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The walls are overloaded with ancient canvases and contemporary works, presenting a tangled arrangement that does not seem to follow any particular logic.
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Overloaded with cuteness, the farm decided to film Frances as she met her new buddies, and it's as adorable as you could imagine.
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Ho's breakfast smoothie is "super nutrient-dense, containing healthy fat and protein without being overloaded with sugar," says dietitian Keri Glassman of nutritiouslife.
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It was a rough adjustment period, especially with overloaded servers incapable of handling the epic demand in the weeks following the game's release.
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Umm, so far, nothing...except for the fact that the website is overloaded from all the users trying to score their own MoviePass.
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In any disaster, man-made or natural, power can go out, servers can go offline and systems like cellular networks can get overloaded.
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Plus, the Extreme Boost offers surge, overcharge, and overcurrent protection, preventing your devices from getting overloaded or wearing down with too many charges.
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Tips include not riding with a passenger, as an overloaded ATV could make it more difficult for the driver to control the vehicle.
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The app became massively popular in Hong Kong when pro-democracy protesters turned to FireChat to exchange messages when local networks were overloaded.
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If people suspect that Messenger is an overloaded channel like email, they may resort to SMS — a clunkier, outdated but low-spam medium.
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But while people appreciate their smartphone as their constant companion, some are finding themselves feeling overloaded when online, or frustrated when they're not.
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Last Thursday alone, 4,000 people who had shipped out from Libya were rescued at sea — and 550 died when their overloaded boat sank.
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No adjective-overloaded comments when federal judges decide against an administration, except to note that a Democrat or Republican president appointed him/her.
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"The most severe problem includes not being able to use the technology at all because it has been overloaded and crashed," he said.
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"The filters were overloaded with particulate matter," said the report, which included a photograph of the white filter that had turned pitch black.
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Closer look: The virus has overloaded hospitals in northern Italy, offering a glimpse of what countries face if they cannot slow the contagion.
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All-too-familiar problems with New York City's overloaded subways have now made their way aboveground to the city's newest transit option: ferries.
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The BTS army also overloaded a ticketing site back in 2018 when tickets for the group's Love Yourself World Tour went on sale.
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The ferry had capacity for 60 passengers but was overloaded and also carrying dozens of motorcycles, said Sri Hardianto, an transport ministry official.
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Overloaded by music Loud or frightening sounds have also been shown to strengthen the effects of other torture methods, such as sleep deprivation.
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Our kitchen is overloaded as all six members of the house are using the oven and stove to prep their dishes as well.
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Businesses have sat shuttered, delivery drivers have been overloaded with bags of food and supplies, and workers have sprayed the streets with bleach.
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The violent storm that soon descends precedes a dramatic narrative shift — after the weather clears, Rike sees a fishing trawler overloaded with passengers.
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The blackened electrical box was clearly overloaded, with hundreds of wires spreading out to every corner of the ghetto, criss-crossing several times.
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The plans vary by the number of channels you want — the $70 a month package is no different from any overloaded cable package.
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The recalled fireworks are overloaded with pyrotechnics, which produce a loud noise and have been known to result in a greater than expected explosion.
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The fireworks were recalled after it was discovered they were overloaded with pyrotechnics, meant to create a louder sound but they violated federal standards.
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As her mother prayed and Saucedo tried to reach the overloaded 911 center, Saucedo heard gunshots coming from the other side of the wall.
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In a Democratic field overloaded with well-liked candidates, can he expand his coalition beyond the young, liberal base that has always backed him?
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This expansion is why some conservative pundits have suggested that Clinton could destroy Medicare, since it invites more people into an already overloaded system.
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It's gotten so popular that the app's servers have been overloaded, with many users unable to post or even sign up for an account.
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In other words, it wouldn't be good if we ever reach a point where the climate has overloaded the oceans with CO2 and heat.
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The patrol boat circled, its wake causing the perilously overloaded Ariciogullari to roll and pitch — intentionally so, it seemed to some of those aboard.
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At least 72 people died when an overloaded ferry sank in the Tigris river near Mosul in Iraq, medical sources told Reuters on Thursday.
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A Thai crackdown on the camps prompted traffickers to abandon thousands of migrants in overloaded boats in the Bay of Bengal and Andaman Sea.
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"He's overloaded, and the combination of overload and inexperience is worrisome," said Dov Zakeheim, an undersecretary of Defense for former President George W. Bush.
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Chonghaejin Marine overloaded the Sewol and its crew abandoned the stricken ferry after telling passengers to remain in their cabins, the court document said.
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Vessels are often overloaded but Balilo said that was not the case on Thursday and the ferry had the capacity to carry 280 people.
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The studies found that when parents overloaded their children with contradictory statements over too long a period of time, the children were driven insane.
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Why it matters to customers: Many vendors agree that the companies they sell to feel overloaded from running multiple platforms at the same time.
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The joy this song brings me might just be overloaded dopamine receptors, and sure, love may not be real, but none of that matters.
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For anyone out on the water in an overloaded dinghy with an unreliable motor, a small change in conditions can quickly lead to tragedy.
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Can see the faces of anguished parents desperate for proof of life, then later, tiny caskets overloaded with stuffed animals never to be named.
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Chonghaejin Marine routinely overloaded the structurally imbalanced ship with poorly secured cargo, as it did on the ferry's final voyage, according to government investigators.
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And if things get this bad, the pace at which the virus spreads through the population will determine whether our medical system is overloaded.
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Front Burner There are plenty of big, overloaded, chunky cookies out there, but Bang Cookies, in Jersey City, takes the genre a step further.
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Both the countertenor, Jay Carter, and the bass, Dominik Wörner, overloaded their initial arias with ornamentation, then pretty much lost interest in later ones.
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It may be most successful, though, in its ominous wordless panels — such as those of overloaded boats tipping bodies into the silent, uncaring ocean.
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Generally speaking, problems delivering electricity in the US occur when the grid is overloaded or physically damaged, such as during a fire or hurricane.
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In 2015, six people were killed outside Houston when the driver of a vehicle overloaded with immigrants sped away from officers and lost control.
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It wasn't much of a roster to lose, overloaded with ill-fitting players and bereft of shooting and playmaking, but he did lose it.
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The courts are now being overloaded with such petty infractions because everybody is offended by something and you added to the ridiculousness of it.
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Arizona had overloaded the left side of their defensive front, leaving just three defenders matched up with three Rams blockers on the opposite side.
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Among the unluckiest were those who chose to transfer from the L.I.R.R. to the E train in Jamaica, which was overloaded, hot and sweaty.
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The river was high and the boat so overloaded it was sitting low in the water as metal cables cranked it across the Tigris.
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Cindy Cohn: It's funny because science fiction is a whole genre right now, especially overloaded with dystopian futures and I think that's a reaction.
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SPIN reports that the website itself features a clock counting down to June 1 but the site now appears to have crashed after being overloaded.
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We can all applaud the overloaded FTC for doing its best to quell the robocall firehose, but it has its work cut out for it.
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However, many continue to pay smugglers to take them on the dangerous journey through the Aegean Sea and in to Europe on rickety, overloaded boats.
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And that threat of overloaded consumers sticking with the one or two services that really provide value is what's going to drive competition for content.
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But the case, he argues, accords with a broader picture of a dysfunctional, overloaded judicial system that is open to influence from politicians and oligarchs.
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More than 3,770 people are estimated to have died in the whole of 2015, most of them by drowning after their flimsy, overloaded boats capsized.
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"Transport by lorry is overloaded and a strategic lock on the Seine river is damaged, so a strike would be one more obstacle," one said.
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His voice is a perfectly controlled howl, crackling through the overloaded mix, rising and falling with the steady piano chords and crashing, half-paced drums.
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The team is currently "overloaded," but users can send the request through Setting>Support>Report a bug with the word "privacy" in the subject line.
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He doesn't want to be overloaded with facts, but he does need to convince voters that there's more to his politics than just the wall.
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This makes it much easier for project participants to focus on the project at hand and not feel the stress related to an overloaded inbox.
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To save you from collapsing under the weight of your (once again) overloaded tote, we streamlined a beach accessories packing guide to better serve you.
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"They really have embraced their psychotherapeutic suite of drugs as solutions for everything from having a bad day to an overloaded schedule," Walker told me.
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Impressively, that also means it's able to reverse a ransomware attack, providing the ransomware hasn't encrypted so many files that it's overloaded Webroot's journaling system.
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The Sewol, which was structurally unsound, overloaded and traveling too fast on a turn, capsized and sank during a routine voyage on April 16, 2014.
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Essentially that's making a website or webapp too busy responding to bullshit queries to function normally, and if it's too overloaded it might shut down.
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"To prevent their networks from becoming overloaded with video traffic, operators have put streaming restrictions on their different tiers of unlimited plans," Open Signal said.
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Overloaded with desperate people, the wooden boat was soon engulfed in flames and sank to the bottom of the Mediterranean, killing at least 2270 migrants.
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When he is faux-kidnapped — the central drama of this somewhat maddeningly overloaded episode — there's no doubt that her screams of terror are very real.
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Outlander "After three episodes that have introduced new players and their various alliances, this week's hour is overloaded with plot twists," writes Angelica Jade Bastién.
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The "fragile and overloaded" fishing boat began taking on water two hours after leaving the coast of the Kerkennah Islands, near Sfax, IOM said Tuesday.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - More than 100 migrants are feared to have drowned off Libya's western coast after their overloaded boat capsized, coastguard officials said on Friday.
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Her style has become so distinct that she's now overloaded with commissions, but found time this Easter weekend to pump out a bunny for Playboy.
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Doctors say that while foetal abnormalities can be detected after 18 weeks, the wait can be longer in India where public healthcare facilities are overloaded.
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Jones supports reforming the tax code but does not back the current Senate GOP bill, which he called "overloaded" with tax breaks for the wealthy.
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We are overloaded daily with new discoveries, patents and inventions all promising a better life, but that better life has not been forthcoming for most.
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The syndicated deal replaces a bond auction that had been scheduled for Thursday after Cyprus's recent first 30-year bond sale was overloaded with orders.
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Alerts sent to physicians through the electronic health record reminding them to not prescribe unnecessarily are often ignored because doctors are overloaded with such messages.
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The idea that this setting couldn't contain its gaudy tendencies and exploded due to overloaded indulgence and luxury is a lovely twist of performance art.
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Beyond the costs of the tests themselves, the fees associated with hospital-based diagnostics have grown exponentially, and many labs are overloaded with patient samples.
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He said there were long lines at gas stations, bare shelves at fruit and vegetable stores, and hospitals overloaded with wounded soldiers, militiamen and civilians.
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Each one was commanded, at a coordinated time, to bombard a small company in Manchester, N.H., called Dyn DNS with messages that overloaded its circuits.
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Try to find a balance between being informed enough to make decisions about your life, but not so overloaded with information that it becomes stressful.
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It falls to the actors to endow this highly symbolic, pictorially overloaded environment with a sense of human reality — with flesh and blood and feeling.
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If you don't do this then the disease will spread to a high percentage of the population and your hospitals will be overloaded with cases.
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Bamboo Airways becomes the fifth Vietnamese airline, at a time aviation competition in the country is heating up while its aviation infrastructure is getting overloaded.
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" Meanwhile, "public health and healthcare systems may become overloaded, with elevated rates of hospitalizations and deaths" and "health care providers and hospitals may be overwhelmed.
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Radiologists are used to incorporating computers into their work, and they are overloaded with piles of imaging data that they don't have time to analyze.
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Ferry's captain arrested The captain of the overloaded ferry has been arrested, and all its operators will be detained for questioning, President John Magufuli said.
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At that conference, world leaders from governments, the United Nations, aid organizations, business and civil society gathered to rethink our world's overloaded humanitarian aid system.
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"Spill," written and directed by Leigh Fondakowski at Ensemble Studio Theater, is an impassioned and overloaded documentary drama exploring the Deepwater Horizon disaster of 2010.
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So be conscious of how many accounts you subscribe to and how often they post so you don't get overloaded with notifications throughout the day.
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Cabot has accrued more than 7,000 followers on Twitter, while his trip to Long Island saw Ocearch's online tracker "overloaded" with visitors, the nonprofit organization tweeted.
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Muhini said the overloaded boat departed from the port of Kituku in Goma in eastern Congo when it capsized into the lake in South Kivu province.
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Denise Pope, one of the authors of "Overloaded and Underprepared: Strategies for Stronger Schools and Healthy, Successful Kids," advocates protecting "PDF": playtime, downtime and family time.
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Just when you thought the crazy-twisty finale was overloaded with shocking storylines, what more can viewers and fans expect in the seventh and final season?
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White has indicated that the SEC is concerned that investors are overloaded with information in those public documents, and is exploring ways to streamline the process.
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"Should the Graz plant become overloaded, a new factory nearby might be an option," Guenther Apfalter told weekly Automobil Produktion in an interview published on Tuesday.
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The pair told me they thought this kind of technology could be useful in an emergency situation when traditional cell networks can get overloaded or fail.
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I've just been so overloaded at work…I feel like I can't catch up, and to top it off the baby is due in 6 weeks.
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"Mail-bombing" email barrages and volleys of status and location queries overloaded servers around the country, bringing crucial parts of the Estonian internet to a halt.
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It Comes at Night teases with a conventionally bloody trailer, then offers its audience a product overloaded by cinema history and without enough new to offer.
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China is trying to reform its healthcare system, looking to encourage more private investment in hospitals to take some of the pressure off overloaded state hospitals.
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The operator of the Sewol, Chonghaejin Marine, routinely overloaded the ship with poorly secured cargo, and had done so on the ferry's final voyage, prosecutors said.
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There has been a string of accidents in the waterways between Indonesia and Malaysia involving overloaded boats ferrying laborers seeking work in Malaysian factories and plantations.
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But as is usual with flagship product releases in this info-overloaded age, a few tidbits of intel have leaked out ahead of the official reveal.
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But Alekseev has a point when he talks about the overloaded infrastructure, the bribery, and the corruption that allow local ordinances to be overlooked or ignored.
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The exodus peaked in 2015, when an estimated 25,000 people crossed the Andaman Sea for Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia, many drowning in unsafe and overloaded boats.
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S. Takes Apart Thailand and the Record Book at the Women's World Cup" Young Jae Lee on "An Overloaded Ferry Flipped and Drowned Hundreds of Schoolchildren.
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"The 7 train is overloaded today, and we can't sell Long Island City as being transportation rich," Mr. Van Bramer said, sounding a note of caution.
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The overloaded Sewol sank off the southwest coast of South Korea, killing 2000 people, including 21944 high school students, in one of its worst peacetime disasters.
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By the end you feel less like you've read a novel than like you've been visited by a harried time-traveler bearing an overloaded thumb drive.
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Church tells TMZ ... their streaming feature, called the Church Online Platform, has been overloaded with users logging on and accessing different services all over the world.
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He invoked empathy for the suffering, offered prayers for the sick, expressed concerns over hospitals being overloaded and cited the hardships being endured by average Americans.
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As night fell, their overloaded dinghy began filling with water and its motor failed; most of the 20 people aboard did not know how to swim.
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In less than three weeks, the virus has overloaded hospitals in northern Italy, offering a glimpse of what countries face if they cannot slow the contagion.
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It was unclear what caused the boat to sink, but survivors said it appeared to be overloaded and nobody on board was wearing a life vest.
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Just as they do today, connections will fall back to slower speeds when users aren't near enough to a tower, or if the network is overloaded.
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It's called a Tumba Rancho, which roughly translates as "bring down the house," because it's so overloaded that it can fall apart while you eat it.
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Contractors protested that Amazon forced drivers to wait for hours, then overloaded them with boxes and expected them to complete deliveries in an unrealistic time frame.
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The Apollo Guidance Computer was a triumph of engineering — compact, hard-wired to do lots of things at once — but it was overloaded with radar data.
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"It's great if a card makes things convenient and easy, but if you get overloaded with fees, it ends up not being worth it," Schulz said.
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Samsung loaded both phones with Android Oreo, the latest major Android release from Google, which is great, though it may be a bit overloaded with customizations.
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The big picture: Netflix was the catalyst for the now-ubiquitous streaming wars that have overloaded dozens of major platforms with live and on-demand video.
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Tunick's work has incited feelings of empowerment and outrage — two days after the shoot, he said his Facebook and Twitter pages were overloaded with hate messages.
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Cell phone systems are coming back as the electricity is restored—but the networks are often overloaded when people try to use them at pre-quake levels.
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The federal government had a system to deal with unaccompanied kids, but it was underfunded and overloaded even before the 2014 "surge" — and quickly got backed up.
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In September, South Australia's 1.7 million residents were without power, some of them for up to two weeks, when the grid overloaded and collapsed during a storm.
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Some 21 km offshore, Rebhi's boat pulled up alongside an inflatable boat overloaded with 2000 young Tunisian men who had been hoping to make it to Italy.
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Tesla announced a new massive battery today called Megapack that could replace so-called "peaker" power plants, which provide energy when a local electrical grid gets overloaded.
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An overloaded ferry may sail safely on calm seas, Roberta Weisbrod, executive director of the Worldwide Ferry Safety Association, based in New York City, told BuzzFeed News.
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The ad foreshadowed real-life: on Election Night so many people were trying to access the Canadian government's immigration website that it got overloaded and shut down.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - More than 130 African migrants were missing off Djibouti after two overloaded boats capsized in rough seas on Tuesday, the United Nations migration agency said.
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So Harman has developed an in-car monitoring system that tracks the dilation of the driver's pupils to determine how overloaded and distracted their brain might be.
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But soon after the overloaded rubber raft left from Bodrum, in Turkey, for the short trip to the island of Kos in Greece, it ran into trouble.
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In February, 21 released an email service that requires senders to pay to send an email, presumably designed for high-profile users whose email inboxes get overloaded.
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The second night is already overloaded with star power: Biden, Sanders, and Harris are all better-known among Democratic voters than this trio, according to Morning Consult.
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"I know there are people other than Meegan who have ended up in hospital because they've overloaded on supplements," Meegan Hefford's mother Michelle White told Perth Now.
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The government constructed a new regional airport in 2017, but the capsizing of an overloaded ferry that killed 188 people last year has not helped attract visitors.
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Current record low interest rates would preclude use of traditional interest rate cuts, and still overloaded central bank balance sheets would rule out new quantitative easing programs.
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That exodus peaked in 2015, when an estimated 25,000 people fled across the Andaman Sea for Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia, many drowning in unsafe and overloaded boats.
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His fortunes changed when a cousin, a freelance writer who was overloaded with assignments, referred a writing project to him and connected him with a book editor.
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That fear is already a reality in Italy, the global epicenter of the pandemic, where researchers have found hospitals overloaded by coronavirus patients have become transmission points.
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"If you don't do this, then the disease will spread to a high percentage of the population and your hospitals will be overloaded with cases," Gates wrote.
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When those pipes are overloaded with rainwater, the combined overflow is then discharged directly into nearby rivers, bays and creeks instead of going to wastewater treatment plants.
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If you're not totally overloaded on Bachelor content post-Peter Weber's season, now is a great time to see how some of the previous Bachelor seasons unfolded.
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Daryl Plummer, VP, analyst, and Gartner Fellow at the research and advisory firm Gartner, said that in some cases, VPNs could become overloaded from spikes in traffic.
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Using the letterhead of a fictitious writers' agency, he wrote to the agent Peter Lampack, posing as an old colleague about to retire and overloaded with work.
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Overloaded work schedules, juggling family and a career and making ends meet financially can all lead to anxiety and can affect nearly everyone from time to time.
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One source said Russia's oil storage was overloaded by the time Moscow negotiated an easing of global production cuts with Saudi Arabia and other crude-producing nations.
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A major highway runs through the middle of it, and worn, overloaded trucks going too fast constantly overturn and spill their toxic contents into the grassy shoulders.
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This is a story of an overloaded system, where the schedules of judges and lawyers, records requests, medical examinations and simple errors can stretch cases out over years.
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Riddled with anxiety, cluttered with bad song lyrics and dormant high school math notes, and overloaded with emotional baggage, our brains are their own sort of thriller-drama.
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When the boat set off on January 18, it was overloaded with people and cargo, which put more pressure on the boat's already damaged structure, the commission found.
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The Hub is where all of your emails, text messages, call log, Slack, Facebook, Twitter, and who knows what else are combined into one, overloaded stream of notifications.
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If the RAM gets overloaded, your computer sometimes stores data it needs on the (slower) hard drive instead, which is one reason more RAM equals a speedier experience.
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The Justice Department's servers were apparently overloaded by the deluge of interest, as many people reported not being able to download the document after it was first released.
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Convincing information-overloaded consumers to willingly hand over their mobile digits to get random texts might seem a bit of a counter-intuitive "fix" for digital information overload.
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Mumps has swept through 57 immigration detention facilities in 19 states since September, according to the first US government report on the outbreaks in the overloaded immigration system.
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She gracefully danced around politically dicey questions from senators but made a point, on national television, of noting their commitments to reduce crime and fix overloaded federal courts.
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Conte said Italy was facing a national emergency and needed to take these measures to stop the spread of the virus and to prevent hospitals from being overloaded.
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It's exactly where Nakagawa found himself, overloaded from a high-pressure sales job, having to answer several emails and texts while simultaneously being on the phone all day.
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Sometimes I get so overloaded with work and I get so stressed, that I have to take a break and come back to it later, or truthfully, never.
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Daryl Plummer, vice president, analyst and Gartner Fellow at the research and advisory firm Gartner, said that in some cases, VPNs could become overloaded from spikes in traffic.
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They are working inhumane hours in overloaded hospitals, lack appropriate protective equipment, and are being forced to decide who to save, all while the country's healthcare system collapses.
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Correctional officers in the Special Housing Unit (SHU), like the facility where Epstein was held, are overloaded with assignments even before you factor in mandatory overtime and augmentation.
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The relatively few cell phones then in existence mostly weren't working—in addition to the overloaded networks, damaged phone lines and power outages rendered 160 cell sites inoperable.
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Social media has been replete with parents pulling their hair out over dodgy internet connections, overloaded public portals, and the challenges of balancing day jobs and home-schooling.
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Prior to Friday's shelter-in-place order, Alaska's hospitals were predicted to be overloaded by May 14 — spiking to almost six times the hospital capacity by early June.
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Under United States and international law, asylum seekers are afforded the opportunity to seek protection, and the overloaded immigration courts are not up to the challenge, he added.
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We Americans may enjoy our tuna and savor our salmon, but nothing makes us weak in the knees like an overloaded buffet of all-you-can-eat shrimp.
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It was not immediately clear how many passengers the helicopter was approved to transport, and fire officials said it was not immediately clear whether the helicopter was overloaded.
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My brain's CPU gets overloaded, and when I try to clear my cache, someone tugs at my pants and asks me to glue their Fossil Friend back together.
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Sales for Yakult, a Japanese yogurt drink, increased after being featured in several scenes, and by Halloween, Twitter was overloaded with images of costumes inspired by Lara Jean.
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But its website, where it directed people to check whether their addresses would be affected, was not working most of the day Tuesday after being overloaded with visitors.
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The total number of passengers hasn't been confirmed, but 400 people were estimated to have been on the overloaded boat, which had a capacity to carry only 100.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - A cruise boat which sank in Lake Victoria was overloaded, carrying about 120 people instead of its capacity of just 50, Uganda's president said on Sunday.
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Members of opposition parties questioned the Sanskrit decision, saying that students were already overloaded and needed instruction in topics that were more relevant to their lives in Assam.
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For a second, he sounded like a regular forty-one-year-old French guy running late for an appointment, juggling an overloaded schedule along with the world's woes.
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In fact, Apple and Cisco recently released reports that found the 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi band to be overloaded and no longer considered suitable for mission critical communications.
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In 2013, at least 30 Haitians who tried to sail to the United States were found drowned after their overloaded boat ran aground off the Bahamas and capsized.
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It's possible Tumblr's servers are overloaded with requests to export—I've asked Tumblr if it's experiencing any technical difficulties with this, and will update if I hear back.
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The move is among the first official steps to loosen regulations introduced in September that imposed stronger penalties and ramped up inspections to prevent trucks being overloaded with goods.
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But I wasn't convinced that the nomadic modes of engagement with music Mr. Ratliff advocates would necessarily help anyone grapple with the quandaries of listening in an overloaded era.
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If you aren't, you may have to defend yourself from behind bars, represented by a public defender who is hard-pressed and more than likely overloaded with other cases.
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But this origin story, with its direct and relatively uncluttered trajectory, offers a welcome change of pace from a superhero realm that's often overloaded with interconnections and cross-references.
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Rihanna's a HUUUGE LeBron James fan -- and overloaded her social media with tributes to King James after the Cavs took the title ... even calling him "Bae" at one point.
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Instead of towing a boat with a trailer, this motorist plopped their boat onto an overloaded cargo trailer with only a few straps haphazardly holding the boat in place.
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Additional restrictions on the already overloaded H-1B visa program could prevent Facebook from hiring the talent it needs to keep building the world's most popular social networking products.
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"The HR market is overloaded with too many information and recruiting tools," JobUFO co-founder and CEO Thomas Paucker tells me when asked to describe the problem being tackled.
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Where buggies overloaded with cans of Tennent's trundle over the gently rolling hills, delivering tinnies directly into the hands of corpulent business executives on all-expenses-paid golfing holidays.
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Recommendations appear in the form of a weekly email, so you're not overloaded with suggestions, and based on the feedback we've seen so far the service works very well.
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She cited disproportionate arrests of African-Americans for petty drug possession; an overloaded public defender system; and state laws barring convicted felons from voting after their sentences are complete.
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A statement filed in court shows the prison had to scramble to take in the immigrants, who were sent there because other holding facilities used by ICE were overloaded.
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The image of a group of male friends careering drunkenly through the party district with the intention of piling into a club isn't one that's overloaded with positive connotations.
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The attacks carried out by the hackers are known as a distributed denial of service (DDoS) and occur when a website is overloaded with traffic, causing it to crash.
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You can choose to receive these alerts via email or app, and select five departure points, so you don't get overloaded with irrelevant flights leaving from across the country.
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It was startling, especially coming after a first night already overloaded with Benghazi content, and a further sign that Donald Trump's RNC is not designed to persuade undecided voters.
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This exodus by boat peaked in 2015, when an estimated 25,000 people crossed the Andaman Sea for Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia, many drowning as unsafe and overloaded boats capsized.
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After arriving on the coast in the overloaded yacht with Che Guevara and 80 of their comrades in December 1956, Mr. Castro took on the role of freedom fighter.
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Many families were separated amid the chaos and violence of Myanmar's military crackdown; others lost contact while trudging through swampy forests or escaping on overloaded boats bound for Bangladesh.
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It's a solid performer, doing what Bose audio does best: provide you with access to a wide range of dynamic sounds without making you feel overloaded on thumping bass.
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Once a beacon of national pride, Petrobras had become engulfed in a damaging corruption scandal and overloaded with debt before turnaround wizard Parente's arrival as CEO two years ago.
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Also, I've heard reports from friends in the newsroom that there are times when the Coinbase systems are overloaded, which might prevent folks from buying at a lower price.
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The hotel's one luxury was the breakfast we found the next morning, a buffet of eggs and sliced meats, yogurt and fruit, a table overloaded with cakes and tarts.
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Instead, they will either seek care from overloaded emergency rooms or simply go without necessary prescriptions, making them at risk of relapsing or even death due to their displacement.
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NEW DELHI — At least 48 people were killed and a dozen more injured after an overloaded bus plunged into a gorge in northern India early Sunday, the police said.
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Lombardy's hospitals became overloaded: Over the past three weeks, 1,135 people have required intensive care in the region, but it only has 800 intensive care beds, according to Reuters.
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Arguably, given the number of hearings it would add to an already overloaded immigration court system, it wouldn't even work without a much bigger liberalization of the immigration system.
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In war, they are handed these overloaded concepts of honor and toughness and masculinity and told that it is not acceptable for them to cry or show their feelings.
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If family members are separated, or phone systems are overloaded, sending a text message to the contact might be the only way to let others know you are safe.
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The show venue itself could have overloaded the senses: It was a derelict panettone factory, with lilacs and fig trees sprouting through cracked tiled floors and broken glass ceilings.
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Lake Victoria, where old ferries are often overloaded with passengers, has been the site of several maritime disasters, including the 1996 sinking of a Tanzanian ferry, the MV Bukoba.
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As Derek Falvey, the team's chief baseball officer, explained it, the Twins felt they were overloaded with right-handed relievers, and could not protect them all in the draft.
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The agency got a significant lift last year when the United Nations agreed to cover the cost of hiring 29 additional staff members, but its employees are still overloaded.
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That's because the hackers are apparently overloaded with requests from victims asking for their data to be released — and many who have paid the ransom are not hearing back.
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Periodically clearing your cache, or temporarily stored internet data, from your Google Chrome browser ensures that it functions efficiently, as an overloaded cache can considerably slog down browsing speeds.
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ISPs use a number of modern network technologies to handle congestion in real time, often letting them intelligently and automatically "deprioritize" the traffic of heavy users in overloaded areas.
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The Supreme Court initially ruled on this 20 years ago — it was specifically [meant] to unclog the court system that had become way too overloaded with small-business disputes.
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Motorists in pickups and other vehicles have been offering the migrants rides, often in overloaded truck beds, and a male migrant fell from the back of one Monday and died.
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Today it launched Google Tasks on Android and iOS, which actually rises above Google's overloaded app cycle thanks to a clean UI and handy integration with Gmail and Google Calendar.
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Images, films, and interactive media projects flash across our screens as brightly as possible—drowning the viewer in information that leaves them energized and overloaded, rather than tired and overwhelmed.
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It also means that some congestion pressure will be taken off existing power lines, which is a big deal, since overloaded lines tend to sag into vegetation and start fires.
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Consequently, he forced Michigan defensive coordinator Don Brown to cut down on his overloaded fronts, which freed up Taylor to come into his own and put the game on ice.
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Abel and Reif say much of the safety message is common sense, if only people would stop and ask themselves these simple questions: Have I overloaded my vehicle or trailer?
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"What I have said all along is that I am troubled by tax breaks for the wealthy, which seem to be, in this bill, overloaded," Jones told reporters last month.
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The computer processor on the Apollo 11's lunar module nearly overloaded as the craft neared the moon, which could've forced Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to abort, Google says.
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Manufacturers become overloaded at peak times—such as the run up to RSD—and the production period for vinyl pressing has gone from two months to as many as six.
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When a network is overloaded, the most important message to get through isn't any user's message at all; it's a control message telling the network how to manage that load.
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And in doing so, in adding more stimuli to our already sensory-overloaded lives, it's made a pretty damn good case for technologies like VR that emphasize singularly focused moments.
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Others worried that problems with cash payments could lead to increased use of the already overloaded digital systems such as bank transfers and debit card payments, potentially crashing bank websites.
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Why it matters: The Mirai botnet famously downed Twitter, the New York Times, Netflix and Etsy among others when it overloaded a critical internet juncture point with traffic in 2016.
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"It is a prudent decision to contain the virus because we have a health-care system at risk of being overloaded," Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said in a statement Wednesday.
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Tech We're Using David E. Sanger, a national security correspondent, recounts his gear from the computers in use when he joined The Times in 1982 to his overloaded backpack now.
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So far, internet service provides and telcos haven't shown that their networks and infrastructure are being overloaded, or even significantly affected, by a shift from offices and schools to homes.
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Saturday's toll was the highest since an incident in March last year, when 64 people drowned off the western state of Rakhine after an overloaded ferry sank in bad weather.
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Your carefully manicured rail system can quickly become overloaded as more stops spawn, leaving you cursing the tidal wave of passengers — an experience many of us are intimately familiar with.
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Its job is simply to cut off the flow of current to an electrical circuit in the case of a fault or surge, to prevent overloaded lines, sparks, and fires.
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Back in 203, a bout of extreme rains left upstream reservoirs so overloaded with water that the Army Corps of Engineers had no choice but to stage a controlled flood.
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Houston's overloaded offense has a Cubs-like feel to it, with a mix of young stars in their prime and veterans who give matchup advantages to Manager A. J. Hinch.
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While ferry accidents sometimes occur when vessels are overloaded to maximize profits, the Philippine Coast Guard said the Mercraft 3 had been well below its maximum capacity of 286 passengers.
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What We Found If the Sewol had not been so grossly overloaded, experts say it most likely would have made it to its destination, Jeju Island, off the southern coast.
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They conjure up the kind of circuit board found in vintage science fiction films, or perhaps Rapunzel's hair if she happened to be swimming acrobatically, or an overloaded information map.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia – A rescue official says a boat overloaded with people heading home to celebrate the end of Ramadan has capsized off Indonesia&aposs Sulawesi island, killing at least 13 people.
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Her cousins liked to play kwaito, a popular genre of music that emerged in South Africa in the 1990s, a variant of house music overloaded with traditional African beats and samples.
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Bonds have outperformed other asset classes in the past, which has many investors blindly marching along, now suffering undead yields and not questioning the sanity of a system overloaded with debt.
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In 2011, at least 19 people drowned after two overloaded boats capsized and were swept away in high seas off Tanzania's Indian Ocean coast near the same site of Tuesday's accident.
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To achieve that darkness, Hill overloaded the toner on her copier, and embraced its imperfections, such as the white dots that sometimes occur when the pigment doesn't adhere to the paper.
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Overloaded with demand, Ride Austin and Fasten were essentially "bricked" — you either got stuck at a loading screen or the apps said there were no cars available — when there clearly were.
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When anything happens, from a cell tower getting overloaded to a suspicious package appearing, someone on the ground calls a liaison at the command center to flag it on the map.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's parliament voted on Sunday to sack the governor of Nineveh after an overloaded ferry capsized, killing at least 90 people, in the provincial capital Mosul, state media said.
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Frankel's multimillion-dollar business started with a simple idea: She wanted a cocktail that wasn't overloaded with sugar and wouldn't make her feel terrible the following day, so she created one.
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"Now we're seeing people looking at very complicated graphs; they're overloaded by data, and the visual system can't handle it all," says Matthew Schneps of the Harvard-Smithsonian Centre for Astrophysics.
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In addition to producing data, the already overloaded data teams must translate the panoply of figures into something more digestible for the rest of the company, because with data, nuances matter.
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" Weak cash flow: Per Kurmanaev: "Cash is extremely scarce, card payment networks are overloaded, cell phone coverage is worse than in Syria, and online banking systems constantly crash because of underinvestment.
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During the pandemic, anything we can do to ensure the health care system doesn't become overloaded is an act of altruism — and that includes staying home and asking others for help.
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The Cleveland native Kareem Hunt had two scoring runs and one receiving for the Chiefs (8-1), who came in averaging 63 points with an offense overloaded with weapons for Mahomes.
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At that point, they may have retained just enough residual weakness in the injured leg that they "overloaded their uninjured side," she says, and wound up hurting their previously healthy knee.
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The run on toilet paper in particular has sparked the trending hashtags #toiletpapergate and #toiletpapercrisis on Twitter, along with photos of overloaded shopping trolleys, and calls for calm from baffled officials.
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It's an overloaded play — there's a reason it was such a resounding flop in its Broadway premiere, in 1936 — but there is more life in it than the Mint staging finds.
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It's loaded, nearly overloaded, with a pair of faucets, busted hubcaps, worn sandals and the business end of a spade, that last being one of several elements with a racial overtone.
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The run on toilet paper in particular has sparked the trending hashtags #toiletpapergate and #toiletpapercrisis on Twitter, along with photos of overloaded shopping trolleys, and calls for calm from baffled officials.
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Arnu's concerns, which he shared with the commissioners on behalf of some residents of Rachel, are reasonable: With way too many devices in town, the cell phone network would get overloaded.
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But it's taken a handful of tries, in his own franchise and as part of an overloaded ensemble in "The Avengers," to figure out how to have some fun with it.
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Tasteful C.O. Bigelow toiletries were provided, but the sink counter was overloaded with hair dryers, makeup bags and Q-tip-lined silver trays that left little space for our own things.
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A similar kind of second, digital appearance arises from the paintings of Laura Owens and Keltie Ferris, whose mark-making is more visibly pastiched, like browser windows on your overloaded desktop.
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After all, the dramatic collapse of the bolivar means that the logistics of making conventional payments are becoming more and more difficult; cash is scarce and traditional payment networks are overloaded.
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But these Jackson Pollock-scaled, overindulgently "heroic," and materially overloaded paintings and sculptures tip over into a feeling of grandiosity that neither seduces me nor engages my capacity for the imaginative.
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The resulting rush to move huge amounts of material, particularly aluminium, out of expensive LME sheds overloaded a system designed for limited manufacturer rather than near unlimited financial demand for physical units.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement transferred the immigrants to Oregon because other holding facilities have been overloaded since the Trump administration enacted a "zero tolerance" policy involving people entering the U.S. illegally.
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"Amid the mayhem, the movie doesn't necessarily feel overloaded with Avengers, but some personalities get to shine more than others," Sheri Linden, a critic with the Hollywood Reporter, said of the film.
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Akuthota, 27, apparently made video recordings of himself inserting the malicious USB device into the computers and said "I'm going to kill this guy" as the PCs were overloaded and permanently ruined.
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In 1987, nearly 5,000 people died in the world's worst peacetime shipping disaster when an overloaded passenger ferry Dona Paz collided with an oil tanker off Mindoro island in the central Philippines.
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MOSUL (Reuters) - At least 79 people died when an overloaded ferry carrying families on an outing sank in the Tigris river in Mosul in northern Iraq, medical sources told Reuters on Thursday.
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"Under the current exam-oriented education system, Chinese students are overloaded with schoolwork and lack sufficient physical exercise, which has given rise to health problems such as obesity and myopia," Xinhua said.
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"We heard about casualties, but we are still trying to get a complete picture," Balilo said, adding that the ferry, which had the capacity to carry 280 people, had not been overloaded.
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Because even the highest SPF sunscreens don't block 100 percent of UV rays, the addition of antioxidants can supply a second line of protection when the skin's natural antioxidant defenses are overloaded.
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The ferry, the Sewol, was structurally unsound, overloaded and travelling too fast on a turn when it capsized and sank during a routine voyage off the southwest coast on April 16, 853.
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Mr. Bhusal acknowledged that the reconstruction agency remained weak, with more than half of its 208 positions unfilled, because civil servants were refusing to accept transfers to an overloaded, much-criticized division.
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At first, power providers may only notice a cascade of overloaded transmission lines failing in rapid succession — something that happened during the 2003 blackout, which was caused by an ordinary software bug.
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News reports of the migrants' plight and images of overloaded boats and drowned bodies have tested the world's capacity for indifference, and also challenged the compassion of European citizens and their leaders.
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Thursday and Friday saw crowds pack into Estonia's police and board guard service offices to get their ID cards certificates updated while the online update service was frequently overloaded, leaving many frustrated.
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The images, shot off the Libyan coast, are so powerful, including shots of bodies below decks of the overloaded fishing boat, that many in the Berlin festival audience gasped during the screening.
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The ferry, the Sewol, was structurally unsound, overloaded and traveling too fast on a turn when it capsized and sank during a routine voyage off the southwest coast on April 16, 2014.
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This energy is broadcast in Lorna Mills's Ways of Something, a playful, epic work that runs John Berger's famous BBC documentary through the mesh of our weird, anxious, and sensory overloaded ecosystem.
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The coronavirus outbreak has brought the Italian healthcare system to the brink of collapse in a matter of weeks, with overloaded hospitals, a shortage of beds, and a lack of medical resources.
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Despite official attempts to quell public anxiety, the country's major grocers this week reported growing incidents of consumer stockpiling and social media was awash with photographs and videos of overloaded shopping trolleys.
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Sherebanu Frosh, who lives in Gurgaon, south of Delhi, said she and her children were "cowering by our air purifiers," which had become overloaded with the concentration of particles in the air.
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"The Caribbean and Florida Straits are dangerous and unforgiving for migrants on illegal and ill-advised voyages in overloaded vessels," said Jason Ryan, chief of response for the Seventh Coast Guard District.
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THIES, Senegal (Reuters) - Teaching inmates how to handle swords may seem an unlikely approach to prison rehabilitation, but advocates believe the discipline it brings can help improve Senegal's overloaded youth penal system.
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Jeremy Stevens, international economist for the Standard Bank Group, said many felt it would not be "politically appropriate" to pledge huge loans given concern that Africa is becoming overloaded with Chinese debt.
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The resulting rush to move huge amounts of material, particularly aluminum, out of expensive LME sheds overloaded a system designed for limited manufacturer rather than near unlimited financial demand for physical units.
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In addition, the rules governing inspections were so lax that many inspectors simply eyeballed ships from shore to see if they were overloaded, a practice that left them vulnerable to being fooled.
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Images of last weekend's surge in the numbers of Venezuelans heading over the border showed them struggling back overloaded with products such as rice, beans, lentils, milk, medicines, toilet paper, and diapers.
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"Many of them don't know what to look for and are overloaded with information," said Russ Cofano, a consultant who has run a state Realtors association as well as real estate tech companies.
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Traffickers and gangs in Nigeria are now exploiting Europe's migration crisis - moving girls to lawless Libya, before crossing the Mediterranean to Italy on flimsy, overloaded boats, said Bryant from the Walk Free Foundation.
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If you've ever asked a tech support question on the internet, you probably are aware that support forums are often overloaded, full of people who ask obvious questions about their devices and software.
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I was raised across England and Nigeria, and I learned early to depend upon the increasingly overloaded public transport systems of the world's great cities to get me where I need to go.
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Most of the project had to be completed between 11pm and 4am EST because the app would freeze or shutdown due to overloaded servers or too many users on at the same time.
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Plenty of other European banks—in far better nick than poor old Monte dei Paschi, which is overloaded with bad loans—are grumbling that they too may eventually have to find more capital.
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Some deportees were transported in over packed trucks or were dropped off without resources in the desert and died from heat stroke; others drowned after transport on overloaded ships, according to Ngai's book.
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During our testing, the app identified most of our albums correctly, though it did occasionally complain of an overloaded server and sometimes jumped to an artist page in Spotify rather than an album.
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Wemba said the overloaded vessel departed from Innogo but sank off Lake Mai-Ndombe in the country's west after it hit "violent winds" a few kilometers before arriving at its destination Saturday night.
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"Historically, the oil futures market is like a seesaw: traders crowd into one side of the trade and then when it gets overloaded, they flee to the other side en masse," Cramer explained.
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Many passengers are believed to have been trapped inside the overloaded ferry, but the depth of the lake on the island of Sumatra and diving conditions have complicated efforts to recover their remains.
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This principle of overloaded saturation was first used in an early 19593 performance piece Venet presented at the Judson Church where he invited three Columbia University physicists to lecture simultaneously over each other.
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Thus, some establishments are closing, others are not, and cities — which are already overloaded with issues of public health and safety — are left to decide how to enforce rules that are mostly unclear.
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Thus, some establishments are closing, others are not, and cities — which are already overloaded with issues of public health and safety — are left to decide how to enforce rules that are mostly unclear.
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Specifically video-conferencing services — like Skype, Google Hangouts Meet, or Zoom — have the greatest chance of becoming overloaded because an influx of people are looking to video conferencing instead of in-person meetings.
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HONG KONG — A ferry that sank Monday in a lake in Indonesia, leaving as many as 192 people missing and presumed dead, was badly overloaded beyond its capacity of about 40, officials said.
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On a walking tour last spring in San Jose, a former state regulator showed overloaded poles bending under the weight of wires and cables, as well as power lines running through tree foliage.
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While it was not clear how many people were aboard the capsized dinghies, she said that boats of that type often get overloaded with 120 to 140 migrants hoping to reach southern Europe.
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In that case, you can organize a meal train — a group of people who agree to feed someone on different days or during particular weeks — to avoid duplicate dishes or an overloaded fridge.
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In 2011, about 200 people died when an overloaded vessel -- carrying more than 1,000 passengers despite an official capacity of 620 -- hit strong winds off the island of Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean.
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When he got his money, Erick Odhiambo Madoho walked to the cow-dotted local highway nearest the village and took a matatu, a shared minibus, overloaded with 20 passengers, down to Lake Victoria.
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They offered build-your-own-rain-barrel workshops to show how the implements could help to control water runoff and reduce sewage spills from Richmond's overloaded infrastructure during heavy rains, Dr. Hoffman said.
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JEJU, South Korea — The promises came too late for the overloaded South Korean ferry, too late for the 250 students who drowned when it capsized on a school trip to a resort island.
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Im Nam-kyun, a professor at Mokpo National Maritime University in South Korea, said that a few truckers lying about their cargo might not make a vessel overloaded, but that cheating was risky.
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Whenever Apple releases a new software update, its servers can get overloaded by millions of people trying to download it at the same time, so try again if it doesn't show up immediately.
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Heck, two years after the first phones were installed in the Capitol Building in 1880, House doorkeeper Walter Brownlow was so overloaded by calls he asked permission to hire someone dedicated to answering them.
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The problem, of course, is that the times families are being held by Border Patrol for days on end are the times when the rest of the system is already overloaded and in crisis.
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Traffickers and smugglers have used overloaded, flimsy inflatable boats to ship refugees and migrants fleeing conflict in Africa and poverty in Asia across the Mediterranean from Libya to Europe with thousands dying on route.
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I'm guessing the 4GB of RAM is a big limitation here — even Samsung's own Galaxy Note 9 smartphone has more RAM on board — but it's also likely due to the processor just getting overloaded.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian police have named four people as suspects in a criminal probe into the sinking of an overloaded ferry on a volcanic lake in which it is believed some 200 people died.
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Responding to a formal request by Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, Iraq's parliament voted on Sunday to sack Governor Nawfal Hammadi al-Sultan after the overloaded ferry capsized in the Tigris river last week.
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Criminal networks, mostly headed by Turks and aided by Syrian middlemen, make vast profits from this, charging more than $1,000 for a spot in an overloaded rubber boat steered by one of the passengers.
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" • The artists, musicians and tattooists who frequented the Ghost Ship and resided there overloaded the electrical system, and "there were often sparks from the electrical system that smelled and circuit breakers blew out often.
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The first is that Beyoncé is already one of the biggest touring acts in the world, a fact that's supporting by her website being overloaded by fans since the announcement aired earlier this evening.
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Because of the expense and overloaded plants, pressing music to vinyl isn't always practical for the independent musician, and while the beloved cassette tape is an affordable alternative, it's decidedly environmentally unfriendly and impractical.
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It's a series that was designed to be watched over a confined eight episodes, yes, but its magic in evoking nostalgia comes hand-in-hand with its rejection of overloaded narratives or byzantine mysteries.
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South Koreans' concern over their country's safety standards has become a major political issue since an overloaded, poorly inspected ferry capsized in 2014, killing 304 passengers, most of them teenagers on a school trip.
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It turns out that an intense dust storm known as a Haboob, not uncommon to the area, swept through town, overloaded the grid, knocked some lights out in the stadium, and caused the delay.
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Overloaded phone lines for reporting results -- a problem exacerbated by Trump supporters and others calling in to make trouble worse -- combined with changes to how the Party reported caucus votes triggered a nuclear meltdown.
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She still has nightmares about seeing a stroller and baby bottle floating in the Mediterranean when she crossed in an overloaded boat, a reminder that others had not been as lucky as her family.
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Or is it an ever-evolving form of black music that allows young virtuoso musicians to incorporate pop, hip-hop and electronics into new styles that sound like our information-overloaded, 21st-century lives?
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In 2011, some 200 people were killed after an overloaded vessel -- carrying more than 1,000 passengers despite an official capacity of 620 -- hit strong winds off the island of Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean.
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Of those pools, the atmosphere is already overloaded with the stuff; the oceans are turning acidic as they become saturated with it; the forests are diminishing; and underground fossil fuel reserves are being emptied.
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Here's what you don't see on social media: the overloaded bladder (fun fact: moms don't get bathroom breaks), the never-ending hazmat risks, the frequent nighttime toe-stubbing and all the blood, sweat and tears.
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In February, the Associated Press reported that cryptocurrency data centers in the country were on track to consume more energy than all of Iceland's homes combined, causing observers to fear the grid would become overloaded.
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Since January, the administration has sent more than 1,000 asylum seekers, mostly from Central America, back to Mexico to wait the months or years it can take to process claims through an overloaded immigration system.
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"Guards at the migrant detention center in Aden have brutally beaten men, raped women and boys, and sent hundreds out to sea in overloaded boats," said Bill Frelick, refugee rights director at Human Rights Watch.
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Fighting has broken out in some crowded reception centers in Greece, which now hosts 51,000 refugees and migrants, and the system for registering asylum applications is overloaded, the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said.
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Tech journalist (and former Verge columnist) Walt Mossberg said the service didn't work as well as he'd hoped — its popularity had overloaded the network, he wrote, and it had a "maddening" number of dead spots.
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The vision of an overloaded Land Rover whining around the plaza in one of the early scenes of "Blow Up", a film from 1966 directed by Michelangelo Antonioni, has stayed with me all these years.
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It's still not easy, and it's not free: You have to pay roughly $2 to log on, get an access code, and hope that the network isn't overloaded with all the other people crowded around.
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BANGUI, July 5 (Reuters) - Some 78 people were killed and dozens more were injured when an overloaded truck crashed along an isolated road in Central African Republic, a doctor at the hospital said on Wednesday.
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His account is one of dozens describing overloaded and secretive shelters, treatment centers and secure detention facilities for undocumented minors, which at their worst have allegedly been home to neglect, assault and other horrific abuse.
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Make sure you have a plan to contact your family if something happens, especially if cellular networks are overloaded or transportation is disrupted, but remember that you most likely will not need it, experts say.
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The ferry was structurally unsound, overloaded and traveling too fast on a turn when it capsized off the southwest coast on April 16, 2014, investigators have said, casting the nation into deep grief for months.
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Beijing has allowed the development of alternative markets in Shenzhen and now a popular over-the-counter growth board in Beijing, which has left the Shanghai bourse overloaded with "old economy" companies in traditional industries.
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A big test for government computer systems Meanwhile federal officials, many of whom are already overloaded as they scramble to coordinate the government's response to the coronavirus, are increasingly being asked to log on remotely.
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Young people today are typically described in one of two ways: woke, intelligent, and here to save all of us, or completely and utterly overloaded with terrible information that's rendered them indifferent, nihilistic, and helpless.
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She was one of 17 passengers who had climbed onto the overloaded fishing boat with aging motors in July, hoping to escape Venezuela's economic disaster for a new life on the Caribbean island of Curaçao.
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More than 900,000 people fleeing Syria, Afghanistan and other war-torn or impoverished countries arrived in Greece from Turkey last year, often risking their lives in the short but perilous sea crossing in overloaded boats.
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Some 200 people were killed after an overloaded vessel -- carrying more than 1,000 passengers despite an official capacity of only 620 -- hit strong winds off the island of Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean in 2011.
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And at least 48 people were killed and a dozen more injured in the mountainous state of Uttarakhand after a badly overloaded bus plunged into a gorge in northern India early Sunday, the police said.
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After an overloaded ferry sank in 2014, killing more than 300 people, South Koreans were shocked to learn that the ferry company was controlled by a religious leader often condemned as heretical like Mr. Lee.
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Bangladesh border guards told Reuters the boat sank because it was overloaded with refugees, who pay exorbitant fees to cross the Naf River, a natural border with Myanmar in the Cox's Bazar region of Bangladesh.
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According to an anonymous forum user claiming to be one of the four, he made a plug-in for the ordering system to place orders on the overloaded site, after he failed to get in manually.
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The sharp drop in power from the wind farms overloaded demand for power on a transmission line from a neighboring state, which then tripped that link off, cutting the state off from back-up electricity supply.
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If that happens, health-insurance experts say, the insurers' "risk pools" of customers will be overloaded with sicker people, whose use of benefits will cause premiums to rise considerably, further discouraging healthier customers from buying coverage.
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The model Apple is showing off in its hands-on area isn't overloaded with cards, as you can see above, but you can load it up yourself: there is a total of eight PCI Express slots.
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Three years ago, 100 to 200 overloaded pick-up trucks would leave Agadez in a convoy every Monday at sundown, kicking up dust as they sped down routes once traveled by salt traders in camel caravans.
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In a new study, just 20 percent of Americans told pollsters that they feel overloaded by information and aren't confident about their ability to use communications devices to "keep up with information demands" in their lives.
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In the sea nearby, the Italian navy searches for overloaded boats full of refugees dying of suffocation and asphyxiation by diesel fumes and brings survivors back to Lampedusa for treatment and for transport to refugee centres.
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The iOS Prisma app is being updated to allow offline processing of images for the first time, taking away much of the frustration around needing an internet connection and waiting for overloaded servers to catch up.
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Instead of hearing music blasted out of speakers, users can connect their smartphone to a network (the startup creates its own wireless channel that doesn't rely on the venue's potentially overloaded Wi-Fi or cell networks).
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The local East Bay Times newspaper reported earlier on Tuesday that investigators, who have ruled out arson, were focusing on overloaded electrical lines at the rear of the warehouse as a possible cause of the fire.
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The Big Four US wireless carriers are reportedly throttling mobile video content regardless of whether their networks are being overloaded, according to a study conducted by researchers from Northeastern University and the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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With nearly 40 percent of employees in the U.S. report feeling burned out due to overloaded schedules and lack of career growth, it's important to note that today's job seekers aren't only seeking out bigger salaries.
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But the policy appears to have prompted smugglers to return to previously abandoned dangerous routes through Libya to Italy — the same path used by the 800 migrants who drowned in an overloaded boat a year ago.
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"What I have said all along is that I am troubled by tax breaks for the wealthy, which seem to be, in this bill, overloaded," Jones said about the tax proposal last month, according to Politifact.
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This is a story of many perspectives, which might feel a little overloaded for some readers, but I thought they all fit perfectly, and offer a comment as well on the fragmented existences we live online.
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Later, they climb aboard overloaded taxis, buses and minivans for the two-hour trip to Herat city, the sprawling and crowded hub of western Afghanistan, where they sleep in packed hostels and cramped rooms behind restaurants.
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For several years, Oklahoma's overloaded medical examiner declined to perform autopsies on people over 2000 who died of unexplained causes; the office still does not perform them on anyone who seems to have died by suicide.
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Child psychologists and researchers have warned children are suffering from ecological grief over the damage caused by climate change and its impact on their lives, which can be fueled if they are overloaded with bad news.
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An overloaded fishing boat ferrying seven people back to their cars after a family picnic along the White River in Indiana capsized on Monday night, killing four people and leaving one missing, the authorities said Tuesday.
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This overloaded finale, directed by J.J. Abrams, is for everybody and nobody, a movie that's sometimes reasonably entertaining but that mostly feels reverse-engineered to ensure that the feathers of the Star Wars purists remain unruffled.
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He added that the maker and open-source movement can be especially useful for people who cannot access high-quality health care in hospitals by nature of where they live or how overloaded the system becomes.
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Like the Children's Hospital study, the Australian and Japanese researchers relied on the fetal heart to power the womb, ensuring that developing hearts and lungs don't get overloaded and giving those organs a chance to develop normally.
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Telecom operators complain that companies like Facebook and Google Inc that offer data-heavy mobile services are effectively free-loading on the big investments they must make to keep fixed-line and mobile networks from becoming overloaded.
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Snap Map hasn't become ubiquitous, Snap's Original Shows still aren't premium enough to drag in tons of new users, Discover is a clickbait-overloaded mess, and Instagram has already copied the best parts of its ephemeral messaging.
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CES last week was overloaded with companies big and small pushing into the category with a variety of different platforms, and from the looks of things, next month's Toy Fair in New York won't be much different.
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By taking advantage of lax security on cameras and other devices, someone amassed a giant network of internet connected devices that simultaneously overloaded an important internet junction, briefly blocking access to Twitter and The New York Times.
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But although many Europeans may imagine refugees as people on the move—crossing the Mediterranean in overloaded rubber dinghies or trudging through the Balkans—Dadaab is closer to the reality of most of the world's displaced people.
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Not only is it refreshing to see more clothing brands develop modern, affordable collections for the big day, but it's also nice to see a larger variety of gowns that aren't overloaded with tulle, ruffles, and lace.
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The deal comes as Australia struggles to cope with variable wind and solar power and ageing coal-fired plants that are often overloaded during the hot summer months, leading to widespread shutdowns and price spikes for consumers.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - A boat ferrying 40 people from Indonesia capsized off Malaysia's coast on Monday and at least nine people were killed and nearly 30 were missing, the latest accident involving migrant workers in overloaded boats.
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We all want quality information—excepting those likely to benefit from the spread of bad information, of course—but what happens to our ability to properly make quality judgements given overloaded network conditions and limited attention spans?
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But one of the reasons Euphoria's pilot is so ungainly and overloaded with shock value is that it's also all prelude for the friendship that develops between Rue and the new girl in town, Jules (Hunter Schafer).
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Growth challenges are already familiar ones in New York City and metropolitan Washington, D.C., where once-affordable neighborhoods have morphed into upmarket enclaves, and aging and overloaded transit systems create daily headaches for their millions of riders.
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These are important measures to flatten the curve and keep our health care system from being overloaded as we try to head off a serious shortage of hospital beds and ventilators in the not too distant future.
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Switzerland is also due to take on six seriously ill patients with respiratory disease COVID-19, caused by the coronavirus, from the French region of Alsace, following similar transfers to neighbouring Germany after French hospitals became overloaded.
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Educators said the low-key setting of the Shoppes, with its enclosed storefronts and "Main Street," works well for autistic children, whose senses may be overloaded by the smells, sounds and sights of real-life commercial areas.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:Macbook Pro (From $1,299 at Best Buy)How to stop the spinning wheel on your MacIf the wheel appeared and quickly left, it means your Mac was just briefly overloaded.
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"I kind of align myself with that type of kid because I overloaded my classes in college, too," said Gaitley, who played at Villanova, graduated in 1982 and earned a master's degree in education the next year.
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However, a LOT has happened, and you'd be forgiven if somewhere between the Red Wedding and Margaery Tyrell becoming green mist, the section of your brain devoted to "Game of Thrones" deep cuts got a little overloaded.
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We carry our crumpled laundry down the block to the dry cleaner; we push overloaded strollers to the playground; we grab a slice of pizza on the way to the subway after a long day at work.
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That's not even close to all there is to keep track of in Nadja Leonhard-Hooper and Dan Nuxoll's "Eat the Devil," the gleefully but fatally overloaded satire from One Year Lease Theater Company at the Tank.
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Yusra, who is a member of the first ever Olympic refugee team, told how she and her sister Sara feared they might drown after their overloaded dinghy started taking in water as they crossed the Mediterranean to Greece.
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On Facebook and other media, we seem to maintain both the same numbers and the same frequencies of interaction, so if this gets overloaded with people from the wrong circle it interferes with our 'carefully' planned social schedules.
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Illustration by Sam WoolleyIn the 353s and 90s, the 911 system in the US became overloaded with people calling to report things like wayward couches and double-parked cars—not emergencies, yet situations where city officials could help.
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It's no easy task, hosting a group on an off-grid island powered by a generator that switches off at midnight, and where the internet signal goes down in overloaded circuits whenever someone uses electricity to make tea.
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"I was excited to find a strong team that had deep knowledge of neuroscience, and an understanding of how to apply it in today's world where people are so often overloaded with inputs," said Morgan, in a statement.
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Usually, by this point, we'd be up to our ears in Bachelorette marketing, already overloaded with a ton of press: a barrage of titillating sneak peeks at the drama to come, ubiquitous ads, juicy interviews, press releases, etc.
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BRASILIA, March 21 (Reuters) - Reform of Brazil's overloaded pension system would reduce income inequality in Latin America's largest nation, according to an Economy Ministry study published on Thursday, with the country's poorest set to enjoy the biggest gains.
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"The 7 train is overloaded today, and we can't sell Long Island City as being transportation rich," Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer told The New York Times, referring to the Queens neighborhood where half of HQ2 would be located.
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" His review of Aristodemis Kaldis has one of the best opening sentences: "A Kaldis landscape is like an overloaded closet, but the pleasures of what is likely to topple on you more than make up for the blow.
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I spent a month cleaning diapers by hand and confiscating toys, and learned why it's nearly impossible to be a plastic-free parentSerena Williams says she was 'terrified' and 'overloaded by what to do' before having her baby
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This pressure-cooker is going to be intensified by nonstop TV reports of hospitals being overloaded, frontline medical personnel getting sick, critical shortage of tests and supplies, additional states sheltering in place and related emergency measures being taken.
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Now, due to an unrelenting heat wave on the West Coast, so many Californian dairy cows are dying that these massive plants, which can generally process upward of one million pounds of flesh per day, are completely overloaded.
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To be clear, the coronavirus pandemic is a tragedy — a human nightmare unspooling in overloaded hospitals and unemployment offices with unnerving speed, barreling toward a horizon darkened by economic disaster and crowded with portents of suffering to come.
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To be clear, the coronavirus pandemic is a tragedy — a human nightmare unspooling in overloaded hospitals and unemployment offices with unnerving speed, barreling toward a horizon darkened by economic disaster and crowded with portents of suffering to come.
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If in a worse case scenario Vodafone Idea were to fail, customer options would dramatically shrink and the networks of the two remaining major carriers would be further overloaded, exacerbating patchy coverage and call drops common in India.
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It's not a bad guess; the BTS "army," as they often refer to themselves, have reportedly overloaded other apps and websites trying to access new merchandise, concert tickets, and song debuts, but that's not what happened this time.
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The trouble, Gilson explained, is that most coroner and medical-examiner offices are so overloaded that forensic pathologists are struggling simply to finish their cases within the time frame mandated by the National Association of Medical Examiners (NAME).
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After an overloaded ferry sank in 2014, killing more than 300 people, South Koreans were shocked to learn that the ferry company was controlled by a religious leader who had been shunned as a heretic by mainstream churches.
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However, the sheer scale and volume of works at times feels slightly overloaded (wooden cubes in almost every room) and perhaps this would have been benefited from editing out works to allow for a more contemplative viewing experience.
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For Victims, an Overloaded Court System Brings Pain and Delays | Alfredo Allen had irreversible brain damage after being stabbed at his Brooklyn high school, and it took 41 court dates for the case against his attacker to be closed.
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Ask any parent and they might tell you that children today are often overloaded, and are unable to handle the huge workloads from school, combined with the extracurricular activities that have become a necessary part of their children's lives.
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In between, director Bryan Singer (who was fired by Fox during filming and replaced by Dexter Fletcher) leads us through the major points of Freddie and Queen's biography, in a manner that feels both overloaded, and never quite enough.
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He points out that if the body is regularly overloaded with molecules—for example, a heroin user taking morphine—the body switches off its own production, which leads to the need for external sources and a risk of dependency.
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And to outsource the whole problem into the care of security services is eminently more convenient for governments overloaded with social care duties, which they are apparently neither able nor willing to perform to the satisfaction of their electors.
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The computer processor on the Apollo 11's lunar module nearly overloaded as the craft neared the moon, which could have forced Armstrong and Aldrin to abort, according to Google, which is honoring Hamilton on the lunar landing anniversary.
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On the new podcast, Topolsky said digital publishers have wasted energy trying to shove ads into banners and other static display formats, which are boring to look at and only make money when the page is overloaded with them.
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ERBIL, Iraq — A raft overloaded with people dressed in their holiday best to celebrate the Kurdish New Year sank in the Tigris River on Thursday, drowning at least 94 men, women and children, Iraqi security and health officials said.
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From the opening moments, when Ann reads aloud from her journal — a Lincoln anecdote, the first piece of exposition in a script overloaded with back story — it is like watching a sepia-toned historical tableau come to animatronic life.
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I grew up in this overloaded image world, and then the images became even more an invasion in social media … [T]his world has very arrogantly invaded our daily life … I wanted to picture this conflict in the movie.
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On the call, Karen Shelton Waters, who oversees human resources issues at TSA headquarters, explained that the agency's help desk and the administrator himself have been overloaded with questions, concerns and complaints about the situation, according to the transcript.
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She says there is a caveat though: "With respect to busy, overloaded moms and [parents] who work hard running households, I think the standard criteria for burnout could apply under those circumstances, given the legitimately high workloads involved," Biali Haas says.
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While it won't automatically add hundreds of thousands of cases to the already overloaded dockets of immigration judges, Sessions's ruling makes it clear that he expects the Trump administration to start asking for immigrants to get hauled back into court.
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The suit follows a declaration on Monday by the Orleans Public Defenders office that it would begin to refuse some felony cases — including attempted murder, some kinds of rape and armed robbery — because it was underfunded and overloaded with cases.
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Ironically, implicit bias is most likely to affect behavior when people are "cognitively overloaded," taking in lots of information at once and having to make decisions in uncertain circumstances, which is exactly what happens at an oncology appointment, he said.
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BHUBANESWAR, India (Reuters) - Five more bodies have been recovered from the Ganges river after an overloaded boat capsized near the capital of eastern India's Bihar state, taking the death toll to 24, officials said on Sunday as rescuers ended search operations.
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The sinking of the overloaded ship, a 150-foot steamer called the Struma, was a calamity compounded by Britain's refusal to admit the refugees into Palestine and by Turkey's 19713-day quarantine, ending with the vessel being towed out to sea.
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The unrest prompted tens of thousands of Rohingya to flee Myanmar by sea, an exodus that peaked in 2015 when an estimated 25,000 people crossed the Andaman Sea for Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia, many drowning in unsafe and overloaded boats.
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"The news cycle is so fast and so overloaded that the silver lining is that some of the negative narratives tend to dissipate much more quickly than before," said Matthew Hiltzik, a veteran New York corporate and crisis communications consultant.
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Making Path a one-stop shop for interacting with close friends could give the app a boost in markets where Facebook has become such a core utility to that it's overloaded with distant acquaintances you wouldn't want to chat with.
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And College Board officials went forward with the redesigned test even though they knew it was overloaded with wordy math questions, a problem that handicaps non-native English speakers and reinforces race and income disparities that Coleman has vowed to diminish.
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Most private homes and guest houses struggle to treat their waste water as municipal plants are overloaded and domestic equipment often malfunctions for the same reason, meaning that sewage is discharged directly into the rivers and canals that feed Lake Baikal.
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LEARNING LESSONS British retailers' early experiences of Black Friday, when stores were overcrowded, websites crashed and delivery operations were overloaded, showed the folly of concentrating a huge amount of business on one day and then having a relatively flat period afterwards.
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FINRA noted that components of remote access systems, such as VPNs and firewalls, may be overloaded, servers may limit the number of outside connections, and competition between telecommuters and recreational users may limit bandwidth needed for employees to service advisory clients.
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Days after a total curfew went into effect, people clamored to receive bread distributions from government trucks, the emergency hotline went offline after it apparently became overloaded with phone calls, and some reported they had nothing at home to eat.
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The staggering caseload in Italy topped 24,700, even as the entire country has been locked down for a week, an escalation that is only likely to increase, raising urgent questions about how overloaded hospitals, particularly the hard-hit north, will cope.
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In recent months, migrants from Central America, Haiti, and even African nations have piled up at the US southern border, waiting weeks in makeshift shelters for immigration agents to take their asylum requests, since agents say they're overloaded with cases.
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MEG cited Alberta's economic malaise and a lack of investors in the oil sands, as well as overloaded pipelines, in a letter late last year to the AER requesting a hold on the regulator's approval, the report said on Monday.
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El Molcajete At this Mexican restaurant, set in the shadow of an elevated train in the Bronx, tacos don't flop; they come twisted at one end so they look like overloaded ice cream cones, mouths wide and heavy with meat.
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Just before his putative assassination, Mr. Babchenko posted a comment on his Facebook page about how he escaped death four years ago when a general barred him from an overloaded helicopter that ended up crashing, killing all 14 people on board.
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The unrest prompted tens of thousands of Rohingya to flee Myanmar by sea, an exodus that peaked in 2015 when an estimated 25,000 people crossed the Andaman Sea for Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia, many drowning in unsafe and overloaded boats.
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DUOPOLY DANGER If in a worse case scenario Vodafone Idea were to fail, customer options would dramatically shrink and the networks of the two remaining major carriers would be further overloaded, exacerbating patchy coverage and call drops common in India.
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Puteri is just one of many patients being cared for at Palu's overloaded hospitals, as authorities struggle to deal with the aftermath of a three-meter-high (210 foot) tsunami that struck Sulawesi after a 21.7-magnitude earthquake on Friday.
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Time's Stephanie Zacharek wrote: This overloaded finale, directed by J.J. Abrams, is for everybody and nobody, a movie that's sometimes reasonably entertaining but that mostly feels reverse-engineered to ensure that the feathers of the Star Wars purists remain unruffled.
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Quebec got a small taste of what might happen in 1989, when a large fraction of the province lost power for the better part of a day as a swell in power, caused by space weather, overloaded and damaged transformers.
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Where season one had overloaded on spy mission of the week stories, as if it wasn't entirely convinced people would actually want to watch stories about its characters, season two set to work deepening the show's characters, storytelling, and themes.
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For instance, though adding a pitchfork, with its demonic symbolism, immediately seems overloaded, the form of the pitchfork perfectly mirrors the design of the farmer's overalls and the stripes in his shirt, one prong ending just shy of his neck.
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In Episode 4, by far the best and most harrowing of the series, Daniel and Victor attempt, like so many refugees before them, to make the treacherous crossing from France back home to England, braving the channel in a dinghy overloaded with people.
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The risks of the Mediterranean crossing are well-documented: Cheaply made life vests filled with nylon and paper offer a false sense of protection, while rough seas, freezing temperatures, and overloaded vessels mean that thousands have already lost their lives making this journey.
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It's only that process because, especially doing Fashion Week, I used to get up in the morning and start scrolling and I'd feel so anxious about the industry because it's so overloaded during Fashion Week, and I was overloading on it myself.
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Nine people remain missing from among the 304 dead, most of them children on a school trip, in the April 16, 2014 disaster after the Sewol, structurally unsound, overloaded and traveling too fast on a turn, capsized and sank off the southwest coast.
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"Guards at the migrant detention center in Aden have brutally beaten men, raped women and boys, and sent hundreds out to sea in overloaded boats," said Bill Frelick, refugee rights director at HRW, calling on the government to hold those responsible to account.
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Still, giving up a business you started and grew isn't easy, something Dalio found out when he tried to transition out role at Bridgewater, only to step back in when his replacement, Greg Jensen, was overloaded with top investment and management responsibilities.
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Beautiful, hulking tempura shrimp, battered in blue masa and jazzed up with chili and kaffir-lime powder, is even better, and a lettuce-leaf doily between shrimp and tortilla prevents sogginess, a problem with the overloaded chicken al pastor and pork-cheek carnitas.
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Whether it's a crumbling bridge, a rail system in desperate need of repair, an overdue highway expansion, or overloaded water infrastructure, we don't expect Congress to do it all, but we can't keep our economies running without them holding up their end.
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The crisis has revealed how reluctant organizing bodies are to inconvenience themselves and how navel-gazing club officials can be, wondering whether their players will be overloaded by makeup games when there is a possibility the season itself might have to be canceled.
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The multi-arm trial is designed to make it easy for even overloaded hospitals to participateWHO didn't elaborate much on the trial, but said it will be an "adaptive design" comparing five treatments, and arms can be added or eliminated any time.
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The Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP), unofficially known as the Remain in Mexico policy, has forced thousands who decided to fight their cases to live in tents on sidewalks near international bridges, above the banks of the Rio Grande river, and overloaded shelters.
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It's the latest sign that the pandemic that has overloaded hospitals and brought the global economy to a halt is also starting to take a toll on military operations, even as the civilian authorities increasingly turn to the Pentagon for emergency assistance.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An overloaded ferry that sank near the Pacific island archipelago of Kiribati last year, killing 95 people, was not allowed to carry passengers in the open sea, and had twice run aground before its fateful journey, an inquiry has found.
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At the end of last season, Colorado's Arapahoe Basin, independently owned but then aligned with Vail's Epic Pass, announced it would depart the alliance because of crowding issues that ranged from overloaded parking lots to cafeterias where open tables had become rare commodities.
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In northeastern Nebraska, one tributary became so overloaded with water and massive chunks of floating ice that it burst through the Spencer Dam "unleashing a wave of water" into the already fast-rising Missouri River, as the federal government would later describe it.
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Twitter began blowing up with reports that the streaming service was apparently overloaded and unable to keep up with the sheer number of viewers, resulting in large numbers of customers being unable to watch a match they shelled out a lot of clams for.
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Cameroon's Camrail was "mainly to blame" for a train crash that killed some 79 people last October, largely because the train was going at more than twice the speed limit, was overloaded and its brakes were defective, a government report said on Tuesday.
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Indeed, it is now widely believed that the fear of fat promulgated decades ago inadvertently led to the current obesity crisis when people seeking low-fat foods turned instead to ones overloaded with carbohydrates, the so-called "Snackwell" effect now largely blamed for rising weights.
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One of the biggest challenges for emergency responders is getting medical attention to people who need it in those few critical hours after a big earthquake: Imagine 50 percent fewer people trying to drive to hospitals or flooding already overloaded phone service asking for help.
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The rule is a major roadblock to expanding overloaded treatment centers in hard-hit states, said Deb Beck, the president of the Drug and Alcohol Service Providers Organization of Pennsylvania, a coalition of drug- and alcohol-abuse prevention, addiction treatment, and education programs and providers.
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This results in the laying-in of some new fiber optic cable as opposed to the mix bus cable being used right now – because the B-2's computers from the 80s are getting maxed out and overloaded with data, Air Force officials told Warrior.
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Hamilton presided over the in-flight software group, which included overseeing the alarm system that would give a warning when the computer was overloaded, but at the same time allowed it to switch its focus to critical tasks and stop doing non-critical tasks.
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In particular, the guidelines point us to egg yolks and some shellfish as foods not to worry too much about, because while they are hearty sources of cholesterol, they aren't overloaded with saturated fats (research suggests saturated fats can actually increase your body's cholesterol levels).
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It imagines using these drones for "large events or even rapid disaster response," the latter of which is really the more important application, since cell towers often get overloaded as people begin calling for assistance or trying to get in touch with their families.
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"The truck was obviously overloaded and the wood was not well-tightened to the truck, so when it climbed the bridge, it poured its contents on three buses and a car under it," said Adesina Tiamiyu, who heads the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency.
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It pointed out that, '[h]aving access to terrestrial FM radio broadcasts, as opposed to streaming audio services, may enable smartphone users to receive broadcast-based EAS alerts and other vital information in emergency situations--particularly when the wireless network is down or overloaded.
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Just one operator, PageOne, remains operating in the UK. A 2013 report in Fortune noted that they were still somewhat common in some U.S. hospitals, as they are not affected by overloaded cell phone networks during emergencies or signal loss deep inside dense structures.
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SEOUL, South Korea — A court on Thursday ordered the South Korean government and a shipping company to pay compensation to families who lost relatives in the 2014 sinking of an overloaded, poorly inspected ferry that killed 20143 people, most of them high school students.
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Her laundry room, in the corner of a garage overloaded with boxes, seems the opposite: dark, dingy and even a touch ugly, with beige, 30-year-old Maytag appliances and the cheap plastic laundry bins designed to contain a family's daily spills and stains.
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Once the world has recovered from the pandemic, we'll be able to get a full picture of how many people had the disease, how many people died from it, and how many people died because the healthcare system was overloaded with COVID-19 patients.
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Nazarian says his Beverly Hills practice, My Concierge MD, has been overloaded with calls from his predominantly wealthy clients, some of whom fear they've been exposed to the virus — and some of whom want to know what to do to make sure they aren't.
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Now that I am myself a parent, I realize how perpetually exhausted and overloaded she must have been, how every muscle and nerve must have been pulled taut: three children, a week's work at school, an extra job on Saturdays, the constant drag of debt.
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The need to remove frozen condensation from things spans professions: In Alaska, it is cleared off roads in the middle of the night, during a blizzard, and in warmer climes, it's scraped off overloaded and malfunctioning air-conditioners (to the tune of "Broken," by lovelytheband).
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The legislation, signed by Democratic Governor John Bel Edwards in June 2016, required Louisiana's state-level indigent defense agency to spend more on the overloaded local defenders—the ones who handle regular felony and misdemeanor cases—by spending less on lawyers in death penalty cases.
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It will force asylum seekers to choose between having to wait for weeks or longer at overloaded ports of entry — unless they're prevented by smugglers from coming to a port at all — and risking near-immediate deportation by crossing illegally and turning themselves in to Border Patrol.
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It would be easy to get overloaded with reactions, so we asked for quick takes from two members of the Axios board of independent experts: Stanford University's Lanhee Chen, Mitt Romney's former policy director, and Venrock's Bob Kocher, a former Obama administration adviser who worked on Obamacare.
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In the effort to prevent the surge in data and device use from creating a nightmare of dead zones and overloaded networks, companies such as Eero and Luma are moving to get ahead of the curve by creating routers that can power multiple devices with ease.
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Although a norovirus infection won't directly affect your baby, it can cause dehydration and take you out of commission for a day or two — and you may be at a slightly higher risk for getting the virus because your immune system is a little overloaded during pregnancy.
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There'd been an anomalous heat signature detected near the perimeter of the campus, and while Boyd was on the phone to dispatch a security team to investigate, the lightning had apparently set up a harmonic interference with the scrubber system and the main core had overloaded.
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In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, for instance, the "Cajun Navy" consisted of thousands of volunteers self-organizing and self-coordinating to rescue people caught in floods; people turned to social networks such as Facebook and Twitter to connect with volunteers after the 911 line became overloaded.
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If communications go down or are overloaded in a disaster, an SMS version of Twitter can be activated, or Twilio can use its connections to find out which data networks are still on and figure out when others will be up and running, the experts said.
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Read more:Serena Williams says she was 'terrified' and 'overloaded by what to do' before having her babyNaomi Osaka is already the 2nd-highest-paid woman in sport, behind only Serena WilliamsThe incredible career of the world's fastest man Usain Bolt, who raked in £26 million last year
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" In March 2009, President Barack Obama dispatched Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to a meeting with Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov in Geneva with a symbolic red button labeled with a Russian word that the Americans thought mean "reset," but turned out to mean "overloaded" or "overcharged.
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If not, swap overloaded Chatuchak market for undervisited Papaya, a soaring air-conditioned warehouse-shop packed with a museumlike collection of vintage goods: bellows cameras, Jacobsen chairs, barber poles, 280s computers, claw foot tubs, Oriental rugs, snuff boxes, surgery lamps and so much else — except other shoppers.
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After all, it's not just small and rural healthcare systems that are overburdened: In New York City, hospitals are overloaded with patients they can't manage, and cities including Las Vegas and Nashville have fewer than 20 intensive-care unit beds for every 100,000 residents, NPR reported.
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This freak disaster and its chaotic aftermath have given rise to an unusual sight in modern-day America — a river of humanity, lugging only the belongings they can carry in overloaded wagons, roller bags, strollers, laundry hampers and black plastic garbage bags slung over their shoulders.
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Payne said she had been advised the six bodies removed from the island were likely to those of Australian tourists, adding that 11 injured Australians have now been transferred from overloaded burns units in New Zealand, with one more to be repatriated in the "coming days".
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When we did go out, I took Aimee to a LARP (live-action role play), a more active version of a pen-and-paper tabletop game where she had to interact with people in a theatrical type of performance, and karaoke, both of which overloaded her.
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Mr. Thanoon and the others awaited word of loved ones whose fates remained unknown after an overloaded pleasure craft carrying people between Mosul's riverfront and a small island in the middle of the Tigris capsized on Thursday, dumping its passengers into the water and then sinking.
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The arrival of large numbers of asylum seekers to Europe in recent years has created a humanitarian crisis, with thousands dying each year at sea trying to make crossings in overloaded boats, and a political crisis with the rise of far-right, anti-immigration parties across the continent.
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ISIS militants were firing sporadic barrages of mortars that landed on empty land about 500 meters from where I and the rest of the team stood, on the roof of the Iraqi army unit HQ. Phone communications were terrible; the network was overloaded, making it difficult to get through.
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That's in reference to Hamilton's key role in ensuring that the Apollo 11 landing went as planned, thanks to her creation of a priority display that provided astronauts with the info they needed despite an overloaded guidance computer near the end of the lander's trip to the surface.
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The premise of an app built with precisely this use-case in mind may seem like a godsend for any Gcal-overloaded caregiver, but Cozi, which bills itself as an app that can "simplify" family life, also runs the risk of contributing to the problem it attempts to solve.
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"The issue is how much information to give the pilots about the systems on board so they can respond in an emergency," Quest said, adding that pilots are often overloaded with readouts and signals from multiple devices and monitors that can risk distracting them at the worst possible moment.
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And you are—er, he is—likely to feel a bit sluggish and maybe even have the sads, since you've just overloaded the brain with more dopamine than it needs, which means all the happy will come crashing down after the meds have circulated out of your system.
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She nearly kills the smug Charlotte during her raid of the main staging area ("Your chances at eternity will die in that valley, with all the souls you've gathered there"), and she overcomes her emotional attachment to her father in order to mine his overloaded noggin for treasure.
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So many of the VSCO girl videos online have one thing in common: They're trying on the look as part of an experiment or a joke — "Becoming the Ultimate VSCO Girl" or "Transforming Myself Into a VSCO Girl" are common titles — and they're overloaded with self-deprecating humor.
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In the summer of 2015, as overloaded fishing boats capsized in the Mediterranean Sea, lines of displaced Syrians snaked north across Europe and the American presidential debates were consumed by arguments over refugee quotas and Latin American immigrants, the Dominican Republic became embroiled in a migration crisis of its own.
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MIAMI — The sign from God and the Virgin Mary came near the end of their perilous, sun-scorched journey from Cuba to Florida: A dozen or so dolphins swam up to their home-built, overloaded sailboat, dipping in and out of the water, guiding them, they felt, toward a reimagined future.
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By contrast, Gucci's clothes are generally simplistic in shape (track tops, single-breasted blazers, bowed blouses, a predilection for a 1970s flare) with a focus on shimmering surfaces and overloaded detailing: sequins, custom-woven jacquards, buttons in the form of jeweled lion's heads or gumdrop pearls, sleeves dipped in mink.
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The study looked at several forms of job-related stress and found that what researchers described as "task stressors" - such as feeling overloaded with work or unclear about expectations or responsibilities of the job, and the strains of physical labor - were the biggest contributors to the risk of developing diabetes.
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Small acts of kindness are perceived to add to the continent's pull factor, as if the provision of dry clothes and water is a consideration when deciding whether to place your children in a dangerously overloaded dinghy and cross a rough sea at night to escape a war back home.
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Never mind that sufficient funds have not been allocated, that there is stiff local resistance to new centers and that the migrants in Calais, those crossing the Italian border into southern France, or those sleeping outside an overloaded migrant center on the edge of Paris will probably not be eligible.
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By Friday afternoon, with the mere hint of military conflict on the horizon under President Trump, online searches in the U.S. for "draft" related to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, had soared 2,500 percent, and the Selective Service System website was showing signs of being overloaded.
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A team of members takes a step back from the freewheeling ethos to inspect studios, lofts and living spaces in the building in an effort to uncover potentially hazardous violations like overloaded sockets, unused space heaters left plugged in or improperly stored art supplies, like paint thinner, which is highly combustible.
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Toyota announced Tuesday a safety recall of about 744,000 model year 2011 to 2016 Toyota Sienna vehicles in the U.S. The car manufacturer said there is a possibility that if the Sienna's sliding door opening operation is impeded, the door's motor circuit could be overloaded and open the fuse for the motor.
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In some parts of the world, including the South China Sea, it is not uncommon for ships to go silent because the automatic identification system may be overloaded by the volume of vessels, said Court Smith, a former officer in the United States Coast Guard who is now an analyst at VesselsValue.
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I know when I go to check apps on my phone now, I feel generally pretty overloaded by the number of apps that are on my phone, and for me, at least, things like TikTok and Byte, as much as I find them enjoyable so far, they're not high-priority for me.
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Taken together, it starts to look less like a single tech failure and more like a pileup of compounding disasters: the overloaded phone lines, the underbaked app, the elaborate vote totals, all piled on top of a caucus system that has been eccentric to the point of dysfunction for nearly 50 years.
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Dangerous renovations Passenger and crew areas Unbalanced Overloaded with cargo Dangerous renovations Passenger and crew areas Unbalanced Cargo areas Dangerous renovations Passenger and crew areas Cargo areas Unbalanced Source: South Korean prosecutors By The New York Times Corrupt regulators, bought off by fancy dinners and travel, allowed the unsafe ship to sail.
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On the way there, investors seem not to be overthinking things for the moment – trends in risk assets are higher, the seasonal bias is to the upside, and many spent November feeling badly underexposed to stocks, so it would probably take a dramatic shift to make them suddenly feel overloaded with equities so quickly.
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"Growth challenges are already familiar ones in New York City and metropolitan Washington, D.C., where once-affordable neighborhoods have morphed into upmarket enclaves, and aging and overloaded transit systems create daily headaches for their millions of riders," Margaret O'Mara, a historian at the University of Washington, wrote last week in The New York Times.
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The slower the pandemic moves, the smoother the demands on health-care systems will be; the less risk those systems will have of becoming overloaded; the more they can learn about how best to treat the virus; and the greater the number of people who may ultimately benefit from a vaccine, if one is developed.
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And here is the entire employee memo, which is a doozy except for the toxic assumptions it is riven with: Google's Ideological Echo Chamber How bias clouds our thinking about diversity and inclusion go/pc-considered-harmful [AUTHOR NAME REDACTED] July 2017 Feel free to comment (they aren't disabled, the doc may just be overloaded).
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Dre's 1992 "The Chronic" and Oasis' 1995 "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?" are oft-cited examples of loudness abetting a commercial powerhouse), there were other releases that were so obviously overloaded — like Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Californication" (1999), Rush's "Vapor Trails" (2002) and Metallica's "Death Magnetic" (2008) — that the bands' fans complained in droves.
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