Picture this: a pair of headphones plugged into 3.5mm dongle, which is then plugged into a Lightning adapter, which is then plugged into your phone.
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To test the Glow C, I plugged it into my bedroom and plugged a dehumidifier into it.
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And often, people will leave the adapters plugged into the outlets even when they're not plugged into anything else.
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Headphones plugged into a Lightning connector can also produce better sound than ones that are plugged into a headphone jack.
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It will identify speakers you have plugged in, what kind of TV you're using, and will note every single product plugged in.
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All told, investors plugged $2.6 billion into those 204 deals — nearly the $2.7 billion that was plugged into insurtech startups in 2015.
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More Googling and I find out graphics performance is only better if the monitor is plugged into the eGPU, which is then plugged into your Mac. Ughhh.
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How it happened The girl's phone was plugged into a charger, which was plugged into an extension cord connected to a "non-GFCI, non-grounded" bathroom wall outlet, police said.
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" "Trump is very plugged in and he's very connected.
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And with the success of Apple's AirPods, it's not inconceivable that an iPhone X could now go its entire lifetime without ever being plugged into to anything or having anything plugged into it.
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Here's a comparison between the Ambeo Smart Headset plugged into an iPhone 0003 and a binaural microphone (3Dio Free Space Pro II) plugged into a professional audio recorder (Sound Devices Mix Pre 6).
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Today, the borehole is plugged with a rusty metal cap.
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Its headphones have always plugged into your phone's data ports.
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These loopholes need to be carefully plugged one by one.
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It's hardware based and sits plugged into a home's network.
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Is your phone, tablet, or laptop charged or plugged in?
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You don't need to be plugged in all the time.
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Bass extension also goes deeper with the wire plugged in.
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Obviously, gaming without being plugged in will kill battery life.
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We keep it plugged in right next to our bed.
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I'm plugged into the PowerPort Atom as I write this.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You are plugged into a lot of Republicans.
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In its earlier days, Mint itself plugged in via Yodlee.
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Unless you plugged the adapter into an adapter, of course.
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A new HopperGo accessory can be plugged into your DVR.
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I plugged my credit card in, and they were mine.
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But over the past decade the gap has been plugged.
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It can run on a battery or be plugged in.
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For the next year, Essential more or less plugged along.
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We plugged in Resy, which is a restaurant reservation app.
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In his repost, the Biebs plugged his new clothing line.
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It's not actually plugged into anything, but it could be!
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Make sure your laptop is plugged in and powering up.
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But the hole is too big, it can't be plugged.
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She plugged a camera into her Xbox to get started.
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To finance the purchase, he plugged his information into LendingTree.
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Amina is totally plugged in, she's got this amazing network.
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Rooney herself, on the other hand, seems completely plugged in.
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We plugged it into my Subaru's audio system and prayed.
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Of course, he then plugged the kitties' own Instagram page.
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Both he and Donald Trump Jr. plugged their own projects.
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When I plugged in numbers, it gave surprisingly consistent results.
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We turned off the lamps and plugged in the tree.
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"This thing is plugged into my brain," he said, joking.
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Or the follicles may become plugged, forming blackheads or whiteheads.
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They plugged in a few different variables, including rotation rates.
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It's just like having a Chromecast plugged into the back of your set, without actually having a Chromecast plugged into the back of your set, and all the same apps and features are supported.
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Each day, around 9:45 am, I found a unique space nearby where I was walking, took out my little Sony recorder, plugged in a microphone preamp, and then plugged in my binaural microphones.
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Open Waters, Open Mind I went from being really plugged into the digital world as an influencer to being completely plugged out, because we didn't have easy access to the internet out on the sea.
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The average user spends 10 hours per weekday plugged into Slack.
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It's unclear if that's simply because its source wasn't plugged in.
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And for me, it was a way of staying plugged in.
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I disconnected everything and plugged the speakers directly into the amps.
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But that crucial gap in human knowledge has just been plugged.
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US servicemembers purchased the drives and plugged them into secure computers.
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They exclude items plugged into sockets, such as laptops and dishwashers.
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I plugged back in and balance was restored The power supplies.
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I also keep an adapter and cable plugged in at home.
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Nothing. It's like I haven't plugged anything into it at all.
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Or worse, being replaced because they weren't plugged in and accessible.
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The leak went on for months before it was eventually plugged.
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When she plugged them into her iPhone, she couldn't hear anything.
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But when Williams plugged that into its simulations, it saw nada.
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Having said that, I knew a dwarf who plugged a Blackberry.
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In their place, he plugged in Kurt Cobain and Freddie Mercury.
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Rob followed Mom's lead and plugged the socks on his Twitter.
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We plugged the refrigerator in to make sure it worked well.
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Last spring, Andreessen Horowitz plugged $3.1 million investment in the company.
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So feel free to leave your digital companion plugged in overnight.
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We downloaded the Amazon Go app and plugged in our location.
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It's not just someone's phone plugged into an aux cable anymore.
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Steve Paffett left his laptop plugged in at the office overnight.
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They have plugged in dehumidifiers and fans to fend off mold.
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Trump plugged the show via Twitter before it aired Wednesday night.
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Got everything plugged in, ventilation set up and your materials purchased?
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He also plugged "The Moment of Lift" by his wife, Melinda.
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In the latest update, residents are whiter, richer, more plugged in.
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After I plugged the results in a spreadsheet, Google's was superior.
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Make sure the jack on my Apple EarPods is plugged in.
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Think of a fan plugged into a HomeKit-compatible smart plug.
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"Modern Family" hogged all the hype, while "The Middle" plugged along.
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Yael: How do you disallow USB devices from getting plugged in?
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Keep your computer on when your phone is plugged into it.
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There I notice an empty air freshener plugged into the wall.
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Bran Plugged In to Help Lure the Night King Ah … likely!
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Currently, the AirPods case needs to be plugged in to charge.
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I plugged it into the wall where the cable comes in.
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I picked up the money and plugged people with other people.
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I borrowed an LG 5K UltraFine Display (it's the only Thunderbolt 3 display that's officially supported by the eGPU) and plugged it directly into my MacBook Pro with the eGPU also plugged into a separate port.
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The iPhone X was drained down to 0 percent and plugged into a USB-C-to-Lightning cable, which was connected to an authentic Apple 29-watt power adapter, which was plugged into a standard wall outlet.
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It also needs to be plugged-in to a wall to work.
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But for stuff plugged into the Caavo it works and works well.
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Another place that may be plugged into upcoming sales are social clubs.
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Think of it like a drone, only plugged into a power line.
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"Even a Tesla has to be plugged in once in a while."
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The actor's immediate family is very much plugged into the movie industry.
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Now, I think that we have different ways of staying plugged in.
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Technologists are only as useful as we are quick and plugged in.
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Connie stays put on the front desk and is always plugged in.
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That's why our earbuds are plugged into an iPhone, not a Walkman.
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But not all integers plugged into this expression generate a prime number.
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Though plugged into Haiti's economic elite, he marketed himself as an outsider.
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It plugged rivers supplying the city with water and cut its electricity.
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Don't worry if you have to leave it plugged in overnight, either.
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That means it will probably spend most of its time plugged in.
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Paris time on Sunday, when she plugged a Los Angeles promotional event.
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Neuropixels, by contrast, can just be plugged into the brain being studied.
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When the MOS Pack is plugged in, so are all your gadgets.
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Dude, he played a Les Paul just plugged through a Marshall stack.
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Crucially, this has been plugged into the machinery of the European Commission.
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And what might the implications be when our minds are plugged in?
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They'd have to be plugged in somewhere or their contents would rot.
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Liv: I've only plugged it under my one viral tweet so far!
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But USB devices plugged into Thunderbolt ports don't magically become Thunderbolt devices.
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Despite Lieu's efforts, though, the security hole has still not been plugged.
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Laptops should be plugged into AC power only while awaiting a replacement.
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Scaling can cause the steam holes to become plugged, leaving them inoperable.
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There's the main router, which, as always, gets plugged into your modem.
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Despite Lieu's efforts, though, the security hole has sill not been plugged.
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I've tried other trimmers before, but some needed to be plugged in.
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Ms. Trauss may be a plugged-in millennial, but she loves it.
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This, plugged in sources said, would serve as a placeholder of sorts.
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Trump has repeatedly plugged various properties bearing his name in official remarks.
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I waited 20 seconds and then plugged all the wires back in.
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Her 2014 expedition plugged a gaping hole in the planet's methane budget.
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The laptop wasn't plugged in, and the battery is about to fail.
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I plugged in headphones and opera music was playing in my ears.
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I've watched the #MeToo movement as most digitally plugged-in people have.
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Santana released two mixtapes last year, Plugged In and Fredo Kruger 2.
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Neuticles, one plugged-in acquaintance revealed, are prosthetic testicles for neutered pets.
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Or it's like someone threw a plugged-in appliance into the sea.
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His errant second shot plugged deep into a wet thicket of rough.
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"They're something you're losing if you're plugged into your headphones," he continues.
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There's less to discover when you're plugged in to an existing machine.
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Sharif is also holding a phone, with earbuds plugged into his ears.
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Once plugged in, the sensors set themselves up with no outside help.
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When we plugged it back in, it was already blinking again immediately.
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Since the notices were issued, banks have plugged those holes, bankers said.
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What was going on at the outlet when nothing was plugged in?
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It can turn anything that's plugged into it into a smart device.
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"We're plugged into the present in a very exciting way," he said.
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You're pretty plugged into a young generation of film fans on Twitter.
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Their project, titled "Holojam," is about what comes after everybody's plugged in.
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The urbanist project is plugged into the big-infrastructure, suburban genetic code.
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I feel plugged in on most tech platforms but this mystifies me.
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However, in a piece of research just published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society, Benedikt Holtmann of Otago University, in New Zealand, and his colleagues have plugged that gap—at least, they have plugged it for dunnocks.
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I'll be reminded of getting plugged duct after plugged duct until I finally discovered that neither a baby nor a breast pump can suck a plug out as well as an adult human can (thanks and sorry, Baby Daddy).
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Plugged into the 4/73 beat, a single repeating melody becomes trance-like.
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But the second I plugged it in, I knew this one was different.
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But it's also not necessary; even plugged into 1080p screen, there's a difference.
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It just needs to be plugged in and added via the Eero app.
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Today's listeners are constantly plugged in to their smartphones accessing everything on-demand.
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My headphones are on, but they're not plugged into anything yet. Just...FYI.
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These elite institutions help to keep India plugged into the global knowledge economy.
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The vehicle maker took its established formula and plugged it into electric vehicles.
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Extra power goes to the devices plugged into the built-in USB port.
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They even plugged Wonder, Roberts' upcoming film that Corden admittedly hasn't seen yet.
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Who created the Matrix and why are humans plugged into it at birth?
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Now that the leak is plugged, many of those residents have moved back.
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Alas, the warmer isn't wireless — it has to be plugged into the wall.
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Keeping my computer plugged into a Ethernet port, it runs without a hitch.
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I successfully plugged my NES mini into my TV's USB port for power.
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I feel like this work really can be plugged into just about anything.
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The MinION, as the device is called, is first plugged into a laptop.
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Weevil's plugged into Neptune's underbelly, and he knows things he isn't telling Veronica.
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He and Sandberg plugged IGTV and the growth of Instagram ads in Stories.
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When not plugged in, the battery should last around four or five hours.
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I plugged in "batteries" and worked my way down: Brazil, Australia, South Africa.
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And wherever it is parked, it helps to keep the EV plugged in.
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Put simply, any new USB device plugged into a locked Chromebook won't work.
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It features an internal battery and can also be plugged in for recharging.
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The USB-A key gets power from the device it is plugged into.
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Having a bank so plugged into emerging markets was seen as strategically helpful.
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We should be doing everything we can to get them plugged into treatment.
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I'm ready for it, I'm ready to be plugged in there every day.
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That info could then be plugged into Google Maps to get an address.
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Certain apps may allow patients to stay "plugged-in" and manage their treatment.
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We figured out what their skill set was and we plugged them in.
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We plugged the hole of the worst smuggling route on the entire border!
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I then plugged it in and put the vacuum in position to charge.
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This is because even basic AI can't simply be plugged in and used.
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All of that gets plugged into a complex data model that we've built.
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" I had my goggles plugged in when Papi barged into my bedroom. "¡Felicidades!
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But other internet giants have also set their sight on plugged-in micromobility.
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"Some of these are very plugged into the domestic consumption story," Tan said.
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Rosanna Arquette and Kathy Hilton (mother of Paris and Nicky) plugged Ms. Jackson.
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He plugged it into his amp to test it and played a bit.
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I plugged in my iPhone, which contains nickel and copper, lithium and aluminum.
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The president even plugged the interview in a tweet shortly before it aired.
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I plugged in the Anova Pro and the touch screen immediately turned on.
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This meant the hole Downing and Trotter believed they found was effectively plugged.
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Just last month, it plugged into a newly built station in Kristiansand, Norway.
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Once that was done, we rolled it into place and plugged it in.
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Frantic trade pickups have plugged leaks that seem to sprout at every turn.
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Shop lamps and an industrial-sized air-conditioner were plugged into the cords.
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I tried ATMs, but, as I said, they weren&apost even plugged in.
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He plugged it in and it started (slowly) sending commands while he watched.
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" Scaletta recently plugged a Medium post on Facebook entitled "The Case for Hillary.
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Not a cloud but a private place, plugged in when you request it.
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It has to be plugged into an AC outlet or powered through batteries.
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If you've got a Chromecast plugged into your TV or a Chromecast Audio plugged into a speaker and they're turned on, you can say something like "OK, Google, play Casey Neistat videos on TV," and it'll play his newest vlog video.
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It is a charge device; it has to be plugged in all the time.
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Just tell them you have no idea if all the things are plugged in.
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Too many job seekers don't refresh their brains and are always just plugged in.
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It's been awhile since I plugged a pair of nice speakers into my computer.
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Bonus: It also solves the power problem as you can leave it plugged in.
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Meanwhile, there are gaping financial holes to be plugged at several state-owned companies.
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TC: GV's biggest bet to date is Uber, into which you plugged $330 million.
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He meets people who resisted his message, but he still plugged away at it.
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Even laptops had large batteries and could be plugged in most of the time.
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But the pack can also be removed and plugged directly into any 230V outlet.
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The battery only runs about five hours before it needs to be plugged in.
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Some users have reported hearing audio distortion with plugged in external audio input devices.
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These people are so plugged into pop culture they practically vibrate with movie trivia.
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My total average for the week was 31 when I plugged it in nightly.
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Why would I expect flawless service from the camera plugged in next to it?
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Hesselbrock's simulation comes from data plugged into physical equations and crunched on a computer.
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It doesn't look like it's supposed to be plugged into its native NEO GEO.
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The InvizBox was a simple subscription-based device that you plugged into your router.
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I lost my S Pen long ago, otherwise the rightmost void would be plugged.
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He then plugged a lightning cable into the phone, and it started charging. Voila.
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I placed my hand on the surface while it was plugged in and lived.
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"We need an entity plugged in to emerging technologies and infrastructure risk," said Daniel.
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The Coast Guard says the spill released 1343,200 gallons of oil before being plugged.
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The Coast Guard says the spill released 88,200 gallons of oil before being plugged.
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Hartzog says he didn't notice anything weird when he plugged it in on Sunday.
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Your device needs to have at least 50 percent battery, or be plugged in.
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"Copy that," she said, and plugged the umbilical into the port at his side.
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I set down my camera, plugged in my phone, and — of course — nothing happened.
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Most of the bugs will get plugged and features will get polished by then.
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Tesla unveils first home charging station that can be plugged into a wall outlet
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That constraint is removed, though, when you're plugged in to a "limitless" power supply.
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Instead, it just needs to be plugged into whatever device you're using for power.
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The trickiest thing for fsociety will be keeping the femtocell plugged in and discreet.
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But mostly, it is great news for people already plugged into the Amazon ecosystem.
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Connect the Fitbit's power cable (which must be plugged into a power source).2.
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Not being overly familiar with any of these marketing channels, I gamely plugged away.
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Maybe not, but you gave Alexa market power the moment you plugged her in.
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He'd plugged Mr. Philbrick repeatedly in his column and gone on vacations with him.
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With a cord, you can do all your important tasks while staying plugged in.
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If my mother plugged the wrong words into Amazon, she could find these books.
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When it arrived 48 hours later and we plugged it in, I was skeptical.
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This is how I plugged into it because I'm Chinese American, not Japanese American.
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I leave my computer and phone plugged in here before I go to sleep.
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We live on and through our screens, and we're always plugged in, always distracted.
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When I plugged it in or used fresh batteries, these functions worked perfectly well.
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Babies couldn't be kept warm inside incubators, because they need to be plugged in.
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I wondered if we were missing things when we're plugged in and zoned out.
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Now that you have your screen plugged in, it's time to set it up.
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The hospital staff immediately took me in and plugged me into an oxygen machine.
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In an increasingly plugged-in world, more travelers are looking for a digital detox.
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With my departure, that incubator will now be plugged directly into the Walmart mothership.
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Connect the Roku player to your TV and make sure it&aposs plugged in.
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Both thread through an included "Link Box," which needs to be plugged in separately.
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Existing investor Technology Crossover Ventures plugged in another $100 million, via a concurrent placement.
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Once it's plugged in, simply lay your Apple Watch on top to start charging.
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When a ship is plugged in, the agency said, its exhaust is nearly eliminated.
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And yet the mayor has drawn the ire of the plugged-in progressive left.
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They were resourceful, and plugged into society even as they were excluded from it.
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This gap is plugged by charities like hers, which distributes 350,000 nappies a year.
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I generally ignore warnings, but I followed this one and immediately plugged it in.
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I keep a Yeti 1400 in my basement, plugged in and ready to use.
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Next, I plugged my monitors into the basement rec room of a friend's brownstone.
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The sole illumination came from a vase of flowers plugged into an electrical outlet.
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Once charged, leave the Switch alone for an hour while it's still plugged in.
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I heard them say "She's plugged into a different frequency" a couple of times.
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NEW ORLEANS — The biggest yearly event of plugged-in, progressive activists was Warrenmania. Sen.
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Madison Coe, of Lubbock, was at her father's home in Lovington, New Mexico, over the weekend when she either plugged her phone into a bathroom outlet or grabbed the already-plugged-in device as she sat in the tub, her mother tells PEOPLE.
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The camera has a battery if you want to use it on the go, too, but when it's plugged in it has the capability of recording constantly — when it's plugged in, the camera will fire up every time you start your car.
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Once parsed, the gameplay data can be plugged right into those reinforcement-learning reward functions.
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Your iPhone categorizes your photos while your phone is plugged and you're sleeping at night.
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Everyone should see a graphics difference, regardless of the screen a Pro is plugged into.
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Between other commitments, he plugged away at synth-driven pop songs on home recording equipment.
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John McCain relentlessly plugged a website during his Straight Talk Express bus tour in 25.
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Once you've plugged it into the wall you'll see a blinking blue light the plug.
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If you plugged in the real tax cut numbers, the deficit would be much higher.
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"There are security gaps in Beirut airport which must be plugged," he said last week.
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Unlike gas-powered vehicles, most electric cars are "filled up" while plugged in at home.
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Fast charging means that 163 minutes plugged in will give you two hours of charge.
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Part of a Chinese loan for them appears to have plugged financing gaps at 1MDB.
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The device can be plugged into a monitor, and work with a keyboard and mouse.
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It also charges using a wireless base station that sits plugged into your bedside table.
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When multiple devices are plugged in, the charger will intelligently manage power based on demand.
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Or maybe it's just the electric charge from that EV plugged in for the night.
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Finally, the state IT team determined the switch and port the computer was plugged into.
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My nose has been permanently plugged for months on just one side as I sleep.
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I simply plugged into the wireless adaptor, hit the power button, and it worked immediately.
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"We have this platform that we've plugged a ton of sensors into it," Cafiero said.
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What that means is that they'll sound the same no matter what they're plugged into.
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Is Twitter a useful way to read breaking news and stay plugged into the zeitgeist?
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When I plugged in my Eero for the first time, I expected to be disappointed.
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That proportion is expected to decline thereafter as more homes are plugged into the grid.
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Does Google seriously expect me to keep a Chromecast plugged in for a single app?
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He isn't very well plugged into the game, yet occasionally resurfaces to say something controversial.
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I plugged the same headphones into my work and personal computers but had zero issues.
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Next, Kirby plugged my training data into a map of Chicago overlaid with the weather.
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Ditto Cory Arcangel's white-room view of a 909 plugged into a pair of speakers.
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He's plugged in to internet culture, whether it's April the pregnant giraffe or the Kardashians.
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Every workstation had a HoloLens, which we kept plugged in whenever we weren't wearing them.
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Once I was in, I plugged Justin's PSN account into the search field and voila.
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Tears in the tarpaulin roof were plugged with plastic and held in place with netting.
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By now, anyone plugged into social media has seen the terms #blackgirlmagic, #beingablackgirlislist or #melaninonfleek.
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"There are security gaps in Beirut airport which must be plugged," he said last month.
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Finally, the Trimmer works both plugged and unplugged, and has four hours of battery life.
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Just plug it in and you can control whatever's plugged into it with a yelp.
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Sometimes, just making sure things are plugged in or turned on can save you hundreds.
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He was back in place by the time she returned and plugged the teakettle in.
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Though the leak has been plugged, the well still has to be filled with cement.
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Kehele, for his part, also plugged his campaign, posting a link to ActBlue for donations.
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I'd been handed an Xbox controller (plugged into another one of the laptops' USB ports).
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The Echo Spot, like all other Echos, has to be plugged in at all times.
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Make sure you're on wi-fi, and the iPhone is plugged in during the switchover.
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His fingers were plugged into his ears, a look of disgust written on his face.
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Not to mention one statue is shown playing an electric guitar, plugged into an amp.
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What if they went small and plugged seldom-used Gerald Green in at the three?
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But it would pass the virus on to other devices that plugged into the charger.
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But obviously the audio stays plugged in in the stream, so i just carried on.
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She sat on a stool by one of the boards and plugged in her iPhone.
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Democratic voters are also more plugged into news about the virus and the government's response.
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When the device is plugged into a charger, it turns on with no apparent problems.
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I plugged in numbers from a carbon-footprint calculator and … no, that couldn't be right.
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He becomes agitated the instant he's brought Adam home and plugged him in to charge.
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To Mr. Miller, the asylum process was a giant loophole that needed to be plugged.
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The blocks at Hudson Yards, by contrast, don't feel as plugged into the street grid.
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Unidentified vandals plugged two urinals with cement and decorated them with tampons and protest stickers.
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I plugged it in on the plane, but seven hours later, it still wasn't functioning.
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After fully charging on Sunday, I plugged it in on Monday at about 111 a.m.
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The S20 Plus supports fast wireless charging and extra fast charging when it's plugged in.
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Enter Marc Serra (Sterling K. Brown in a dad hat), a plugged-in assassins broker.
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In Fulton, the software was plugged into existing voting hardware made by the nonprofit VotingWorks.
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He mused about breaking up the big banks; special aide Ivanka plugged helping Syrian refugees.
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Can you please make sure it's plugged in and at temperature when I get there?
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I quickly plugged it into a charger and, a moment later, the rating was 43%.
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He may have plugged a production gap with Randgold, but would prefer to grow further.
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To make matters worse, "Canadian" internet pharmacies have plugged themselves into the EU supply chain.
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He plugged a recent push to require two weeks of paid vacation for all workers.
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He plugged a recent push to require two weeks of paid vacation for all workers.
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I was plugged into such networks, and there were a few sources of information available.
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All the things we have plugged into — whether it's hiring, spam fighting, the ad system.
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There are also consoles, like Nintendo 64 and GameCube, plugged into old school CRT monitors.
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Like it's not plugged in, it's on the side, I think that's still the case.
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And when plugged into a 220-volt socket, it only takes 3 hours to fully recharge.
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When plugged in, the Sound Bar Flex audio quality is exceedingly decent in any size space.
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Never did we expect that one of the world's most important safety valves would be plugged.
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I plugged the damn thing at night so it could play with you in the morning.
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But he said he will revoke the bill from a vote unless those loopholes are plugged.
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For power, the robots are plugged into the small tractors already used pervasively in fruit farming.
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She finds Berry's ideas about resisting technology hugely important, especially in our always-plugged-in world.
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He then plugged a book, Retaking America, by commentator Nick Adams, and quoted praise of himself.
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The device typically sits on a wireless charging stand that stays plugged in near your bedside.
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Freevolt is built into the device and it never needs to be plugged in to charge.
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The C40 solves that by using a USB thumbstick you keep plugged into the PS4 itself.
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It can be powered just with USB, or plugged into the wall for some extra illumination.
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These wells have one year either to pass all tests or be permanently plugged, DOGGR said.
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Notably, the HyperJuice battery can be charged while simultaneously charging all the devices plugged into it.
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Mankind had been plugged into it subconsciously by fascist machines that fed off their unconscious imprisonment.
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This photo of our new overlord marching amongst his plugged in subjects is really something pic.twitter.
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You can access all your notifications when it's plugged into the dock on your big screen.
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This gap will probably eventually be plugged by a combination of tax rises and spending cuts.
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These tuners can be plugged into a site called Rabbit Ears, which keeps eyeing new listings.
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A plugged-in fried of mine expects commercial quantum computing to come online in five years.
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And it wasn't that hard to get the data—they plugged a laptop into the dashboard.
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Make it your child's job to ensure that everything is plugged in and charging each night.
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One piece of advice: warm up the car while it's plugged in before you start driving.
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On Thursday, Prokopyev plugged up the hole using epoxy on a gauze wipe, according to NASA.
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I've mostly noticed this when the computer is plugged into power; on battery, it's far quieter.
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Frustratingly, there is no way to check the battery level when the battery is plugged in.
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Then the band has to play something to make sure it's all plugged into the board.
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The Raspberry works with USB or lightning, meaning it can be plugged directly into an iPhone.
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Just 403 minutes plugged in, and all 240,2000mAh of its capacity will be topped off again.
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Wesley Hartzog plugged in his Galaxy Note 7 to charge inside his garage this past Sunday.
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He blew a fuse when he plugged in a heater to supplement the feeble central heating.
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Plus, you can let the Switch stand upright or on a flat surface while plugged in.
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I haven't really plugged in, but we did get to visit the set outside of Belfast.
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But getting your gadgets charged up is about more than how long they're plugged in for.
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The longer your device is plugged into a power source, the bigger the benefit will be.
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But farmers in the region plugged and diverted the four rivers that emptied into its basin.
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It featured a larger battery capable of being plugged in to draw energy from the grid.
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They get to determine which features get plugged in, which one of our chips to use.
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These electrodes connected to an outside computer via cables plugged into a socket in Copeland's skull.
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I plugged the switch into the wall outlet where I normally plug in my coffee maker.
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In other words, a computer analyst plugged the device in specifically in order to review it.
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So he drove the tank to Radio 1 and parked it outside and plugged the record.
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Finally, because of so-called "smart contracts," getting plugged into payment systems will become increasingly frictionless.
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I also had an air compressor plugged into the same outlet but the compressor wasn't on.
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Some lines going to the coker also were plugged by the sludge, according to the sources.
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She has also never plugged any sort of "thinspiration" message using any of her social networks.
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It has closed its eyes and plugged its ears and pretended the issue will go away.
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A young man was sitting out front, writing on a laptop he'd plugged into his car.
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And if you try to drive off with the driving charger still plugged in, don't worry.
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I got in my car and plugged the address for the Chesterfield Walmart into my phone.
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Cillizza: How plugged in are Mainers to the court fight -- and to Collins' role in it?
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As immigration policy has failed to keep up with demand, temporary fixes have plugged the gap.
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But plugged into several of these wires, I see a white, plastic credit-card-shaped object.
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All types of acne pop up when your pores get plugged with oil and dead skin.
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" When the gadget is plugged in and turned on, it responds: "Woo-hoo, that feels good!
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Yasmine: It takes away the sound card so it's just computer plugged straight into the mixer.
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That means, yes, you probably don't want to leave your phone plugged in every single night.
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When plugged into a system, the key can log in each laptop in about 30 seconds.
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A big part of that is ensuring that Iranian banks remain plugged into the SWIFT network.
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People will be constantly plugged into the stream of football content that will be coming out.
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Using YouTube's public developer interface, Mr. Serrato plugged in a dozen recent videos related to Chemnitz.
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Wayne's just not that plugged in to the country world, but we see an opportunity here.
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Despite the title "Feel Good Food," the book is not plugged into the ubiquitous "wellness" trend.
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He plugged his ears and parted the drapes between sections of the maze with his elbows.
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Charge, connect, and keep all your USB devices plugged in at once with this powerful hub.
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Headphones, once bulky skull-huggers that kept us plugged into a device, are going increasingly wireless.
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She plugged her data into computer software that analyzed the ratio of chromosomes in the sample.
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On an even deeper level, my generation, despite being plugged in and connected, feels deeply alone.
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The preferred method seems to be to drop it behind a partially plugged-in phone charger.
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When can a YouTuber truly unplug, if their entire livelihood revolves around being constantly plugged in?
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There's a mute switch that you can toggle, too, when you've plugged in the included microphone.
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Amazon says it can run on a solar-powered accessory, plugged in, or on a battery.
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Image: AmazonAmazon FlexThe Echo Flex is a bitty speaker meant to be plugged into wall outlets.
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Listening through a set of wired headphones plugged into my laptop, I couldn't hear a difference.
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Perdue plugged the administration's emphasis on rural infrastructure and highlighted the need to expand rural broadband.
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Pros: Substitutes often are not plugged into the curriculum, and online lessons may be more relevant.
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I plugged it in and watched a thin beam of red light glow across the top.
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The company said the leak would not be plugged until at least the end of September.
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The company said the leak would not be plugged until at least the end of September.
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"Encarnacion, Stanton and Judge, that's three elite power hitters plugged into our lineup," Boone told reporters.
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The police were rocking these glasses, with a camera that plugged into a smartphone-like minicomputer.
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"There are so many things that have to be plugged in to work," Ms. Calvert said.
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It's the convenience consumers love with WEVC; the speed only needs to match a plugged connection.
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"She had her phone plugged into the extension cord and it was by the bathtub, and I did it, she did it, we all had sat there in the bathtub with our phones plugged in and played our games," Felisha Owens, Coe's stepmother, told CNN affiliate KRQE.
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They can be made up of one person talking with a microphone plugged into a laptop or mobile device, or be a more professional radio-style session with several people sitting around a table with individual microphones plugged into a sound-mixing board connected to a computer.
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She plugged her foam breasts on "The Dick Cavett Show," asking him to feel her new bosom.
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Both consoles were plugged into the same input on the same TV when the footage was captured.
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It can also beam wireless stereo sound to your controller if you're using a plugged in headset.
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I plugged in, and without hesitating, in the spirit of Spinal Tap, I cranked it to 11.
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Once plugged in, you'll be able to charge your handset while listening to music and other audio.
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Egypt has this year raised customs tariffs on luxury goods, plugged customs loopholes, and tightened quality controls.
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The laptop's plastic bottom can also get uncomfortably warm when plugged into a charger or under load.
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Unfortunately, it has to be plugged in to operate and the cord is only nine feet long.
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It mostly happened when the MateBook 13 drew more power while it was plugged into the charger.
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Soundwall connects over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi and has to be plugged into the wall for power.
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And when the power cord is plugged in, it runs out underneath the back of the lamp.
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I can enjoy them on a quiet afternoon at home, plugged into my high-end audio gear.
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Meta's headset is designed to be tethered to a PC, while DreamGlass plugged into an Android phone.
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In fact, I wrote about half of this review from the phone plugged into my work laptop.
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But unlike traditional sports, EVE is plugged into the game itself, allowing for real-time algorithmic analysis.
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But its real value may come from being plugged directly into popular comment sections on the web.
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The president plugged Moore's candidacy Friday while in Pensacola, Florida, where the TV market reaches Alabama voters.
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Mattel's been taking great pains to update its product lines for a plugged-in generation of kids.
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According to Ober, these items are apparently, "constructed of carbon-based polyurethane" and can be plugged in.
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While writing the new book, she plugged old phones into wall jacks and listened to their tones.
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After doing my push-ups, I plugged in my hot pot to make hot water for coffee.
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Young people are no more interested in being constantly plugged in than are the adults around them.
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To test these boxes each was plugged into a 4K TV with UHD to confirm picture quality.
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Ten wells were "quenched," which cools them with cold water, and the last was plugged with mud.
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It took me almost an hour to get all of the accessories plugged into the right places.
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They charge over USB Type C and can also be plugged in via a detachable 3.5mm cable.
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Basically, I removed the packaging, plugged the purifier into a power outlet, and it went to work.
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Both the smaller and larger model need to be plugged in to power — they don't have batteries.
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That makes sense, given VR web apps won't run on an Oculus that's plugged into a Mac.
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Fordham law professor John Pfaff went through his parents' attic, plugged it in, and turned it on.
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But Sony says the controllers can't be plugged into other USB devices, like a PC or PS4.
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An electric fan is plugged into an extension cord running from the house for when it's hot.
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The fast charger I've plugged into the car is ramming in electrons, heating up the battery pack.
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Her boyfriend plugged an equation into a TI-84 calculator, creating a graph that plotted out PROM.
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The modeling ASCE uses in this report hasn't changed since 2012; it just plugged in updated numbers.
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Like all other humans, his physical body is back in reality, plugged into the Matrix by machines.
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Then, the boxes get rolled out to the event floor, where they're plugged in until go time.
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It was something I rarely felt when plugged in online: kind hellos begetting hellos, begetting more kindness.
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Eventually, however, I gave in to pressure from friends and colleagues, plugged my phone in, and upgraded.
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As soon as I plugged in the Invoke, Cortana' voice started guiding me through the setup process.
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Battery life is three to four hours, but you can also use Glyph while it's plugged in.
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This Robin cloud system automatically synchronizes the phone when it's connected to Wi-Fi and plugged in.
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I just plugged my iPhone 230S Plus into them and they made my brain melt with pleasure.
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Pam plugged her cellphone into the waiting room wall and repeatedly called each one on speed dial.
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But now, you look around and devices are plugged into every nook and cranny in your home.
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I plugged it in and the Guard lit up and told me to download the Nest app.
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The company has for years plugged its Surface tablet line as a device capable of pleasing everyone.
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And then once you have a keyboard plugged in, there's the problem of tapping on the screen.
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"Encarnacion, Stanton and Judge, that's three elite power hitters plugged into our lineup," manager Aaron Boone said.
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Bertelmann also plugged into that possibility, suggesting that some catastrophe could send us all back to zero.
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And so I invite them to actually come out and see my electric car car plugged in.
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Carmona allegedly then placed his father's body and cell phone in the freezer and plugged it in.
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He shared photos of a leaking roof and space heater there, plugged in, with rain puddling nearby.
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There are two telephones, one connected to the Belgian telecom system and one plugged into the Dutch.
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When I was home and plugged it back in, I saw a text from my friend Angela.
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I don't have to tell her that our phones are downstairs, in the kitchen, plugged into chargers.
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I reran the model with the known variables and then plugged in different popularity ratings for Kavanaugh.
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The last well was plugged with mud because it had remained hot despite the infusion of water.
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The Latin American state was deleted because it had plugged legal loopholes that made money laundering possible.
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It's not entirely inconceivable given some funds are known to have plugged the figures into their algos.
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And why do you need a sensor to be plugged into the back of the phone anyway?
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If you haven't already plugged into this beloved new series, now is the time to catch up.
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I plugged into a portable charger to check Twitter and saw protests echoing ours across the country.
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The Cornsteins spend their plugged-in days living and working on the Upper East Side and Midtown.
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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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And you might be walking around feeling like a plugged-up firehose 24/7, so there's that.
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And if you're thinking of gaming without being plugged into an outlet, you might want to reconsider.
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Elon Musk talks about neural networks that we get plugged in to so we become the computer.
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We just kinda plugged it all in and like two hours later had a bunch of material.
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These algorithms scramble the message using a mathematical formula with some non-secret key number plugged in.
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He became suspicious when Williams told him the apparent charger had to stay plugged into the bathroom.
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In addition to some ugly tweets, today's hackers plugged a Discord server, asking people to join it.
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A longer cable lets you use your phone in bed while it's plugged in that faraway outlet.
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Once the credential stuffers start working with the stolen credentials, they get plugged in to iCloud accounts.
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Wyden said he feared Mnuchin still had an interest in the company when he plugged for it.
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Somewhere, in every poem, there are words that shine forth, light up, almost as if plugged in.
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An extension cord was plugged into a neighbor's place to run a few lights on the house.
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There would be "enhanced action" among regulators to ensure that shortfalls in MREL are plugged, EBA said.
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Investors plugged $136.5 billion into venture-backed companies in the US last year, down slightly from 20183.
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Square began in 2010 after the invention of a small credit card reader that plugged into iPhones.
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DHS has worked with the elections office to identify holes that needed to be plugged, he said.
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It makes people who are understandably not plugged in to Search Engine Optimization Policy just feel distrustful.
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The entrance to the harbor in St. John's, the provincial capital, is "plugged solid," Mr. Rogers said.
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So keep it plugged in when not in use, or plan to charge it before any trips.
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As advertising spend moves from TV to OTT, The Trade Desk is plugged into connected-TV devices.
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The next day her Twitter account plugged the dress she'd worn, part of the Ivanka Trump Collection.
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On Wednesday city workers cleared out garbage, plugged holes and set traps in the infested apartment building.
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He's tight with Magic Johnson and he's still plugged in with a ton of important NBA people.
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The Plugged In review of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is fairly typical of the site.
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Specifically, some say their new iPhones don't charge when plugged in, and when the screen is off.
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Usually, the Dot (and other Amazon smart speakers) need to be plugged into an outlet to work.
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So many Chromecast Audio dongles plugged into empty boxes My evening began with Google's "content happy hour" at one of the Bellagio's nightclubs, a space decorated by dozens of Chromecast Audio dongles plugged into functionless boxes and a bunch of neon signs advertising the company's entertainment-adjacent products.
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For insiders plugged into the world of Wall Street, Billions is an entertaining (and accurate) parade of allusions.
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When she left and later returned to the bathroom, the charger had been plugged back into the wall.
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I have two set-top boxes and three gaming systems plugged in, and it moves between them neatly.
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The geothermal wells were also plugged to prevent the accidental release of toxic gases from the lava flow.
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County officials said the plugged wells were stable and being monitored, and no dangerous gases have been released.
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It has a phono amp built in, so it can be plugged directly into any set of speakers.
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That evening, I understood definitively that Maria and Paul were plugged into something wide-reaching, powerful, and scary.
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And along with destroying her plugged-in air conditioner and television, the strike turned off the women's IPG.
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Let's say you're coming home late at night, alone and with your home address plugged into the app.
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The cast uses futuristic gadgets, don VR headsets and, in some instances, seem to be "plugged in" themselves.
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When Arlyn plugged it in, an animated German shepherd appeared onscreen, standing at attention on a digitized lawn.
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In my brief testing of the app, I plugged in the symptoms of a sore or red eye.
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An official with the local fire department said the hoverboard had been plugged into a first floor outlet.
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I thought I was plugged-in all day long, but I missed several of the stories on here.
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Speaking the Trump language, Boeing plugged the benefits of its deal for "tens of thousands" of American workers.
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Alexa Smart Plug, which, for $25, will sync objects that are plugged into it with an Echo speaker.
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It is also solar-powered so it doesn't need to be plugged in or require frequent battery replacement.
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DNA from crime scenes can be plugged in and cross-referenced with more extensive databases such as Ancestry.
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It's a movie that is plugged into the group that is going to flood theaters to see it.
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Mostly, though, Mr. Obama is just intent on being plugged in the way most Americans are these days.
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That actually makes sense: Because the phones are plugged into power all the time, overall capacity is irrelevant.
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The system can also be plugged into a CRT TV for some intense action on a bigger screen.
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Probably Genetic also partners with a bioinformatics service provider that's plugged into the lab for data analysis purposes.
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What happens when data from test subjects living in simulated space environments is plugged into a predictive model?
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The Rally doesn't have a battery inside, so it has to be plugged into your iPhone to work.
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The case also prioritizes your phone's charging over the case's when it's plugged into a USB-C connection.
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To an extent, social media companies have plugged the most obvious holes where foreign influencers can get in.
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That means, the battery can be unbolted from the car and plugged into the Beck-designed charging module.
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B.S.' moniker took on a grim new meaning among the plugged-in set of Washington: Mister Bone Saw.
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GasBuddy's app shot up the ranking in the hours after Florida's governor plugged it in a press conference.
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Siri has to be plugged into power, and you have to almost scream for her to understand you.
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It feels more like a vape you keep at home but you don't have to keep plugged in.
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He plugged those numbers into the search bar of Facebook, which is wildly popular in Myanmar, said Slodkowski.
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It can also make it impossible to figure out where every gadget on your desk is plugged in.
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Update, February 16th, 11:31 AM ET: Updated to reflect that the CRT monitors aren't plugged into anything.
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Most of us should probably channel Steingart's way of thinking and just keep our phones plugged in forever.
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Because what good are all those hair tools if they can only be plugged in to British outlets?
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The new Chromecast is still a round dongle that hangs down when plugged into your TV's HDMI port.
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McMullin's campaign emphasizes that he is plugged into the church power structure, which could be useful with fundraising.
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So the lyrics were dutifully plugged into the macro image generators that dominated the internet in simpler times.
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In Spotify's case, for example, the company plugged into your chat window to send songs to your friends.
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Even voters here who are enthused by Clinton's candidacy recognize that others aren't that plugged into the race.
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His research is now the blueprint for tech companies who are developing products to keep consumers plugged in.
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The code essentially allows malware to execute on a machine the second an infected drive is plugged in.
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Imagine if you plugged in a brand new Echo, sniffle, and then Alexa recommended you buy some Kleenex.
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Looks like a guy is crouching next to a hose that's plugged into the RV. What's he doing?
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The Amazon Echo has to be constantly plugged into a wall outlet to receive power and turn on.
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We also asked him what his first thought was when he heard Beyonce had plugged him at Coachella.
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When I had it plugged into my Vizio P-Series TV I was constantly reaching for the remote.
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They turned to game theory to plot this dynamic and plugged the numbers into the Lotka-Volterra equations.
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And with SNES compatible outlets out front, two original controllers can be plugged in for multi-person use.
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The shortfall in generation is plugged using emergency diesel generators at four times the cost of grid power.
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They're bulky, they always have to be plugged in, and they're compatible with very few external video sources.
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Despite finishing her documentary weeks ago, she was still fully plugged in to the world of false alarms.
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It can be plugged into any standard power outlet, and gives you instant alerts anywhere in your home.
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"They asked me if I had anything plugged in in the garage," he told local NBC affiliate WMBF.
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Yes, it needs to be plugged in, there's still no wireless electricity in the consumer market, so yes.
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When it's plugged in, the case becomes a Bluetooth audio transmitter for anything, including (especially) airplane infotainment terminals.
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Fortunately, no radioactive material leaked from the hole before workers plugged it with dirt, according to the DOE.
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The vulnerabilities can be plugged with a simple patch to a phone's drivers, which Qualcomm has now provided.
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When a hair tool isn't rated dual voltage, it may not work, even when plugged through an adapter.
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If you've plugged in your Pencil but it isn't charging, your charging port might be obstructed by debris.
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Even when patients do get the mic, they don't always seem to be given one that's plugged in.
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All my devices plugged into the outlets and were controlled with a switch and not some digital assistant.
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This massager's only other minor downside is that it has to be plugged into the wall to work.
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You can test a microphone on a Windows 10 computer to ensure it's plugged in correctly and working.
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He was leading by one stroke when his tee shot on the 12th hole plugged behind the green.
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Suddenly, I found myself thinking about the man from Central Park who had plugged his ears with disgust.
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Soyac was extremely plugged into fringe right-wing media and posted heavy amounts of hoax theories and misinformation.
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I plugged the Eco Link into the audio system in my office and was pleased with the results.
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Naturally, anyone who uses Adium—including journalists and activists—is probably relieved that this vulnerability has been plugged.
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So I plugged in my Korg Monopoly, which is my favourite synthesizer, and I programmed the main arpeggiator.
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And they're the ones who shape the culture, purely by virtue of being plugged in at all times.
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The researchers plugged all of these factors into the graphic modeling program NetLogo, and then watched what happened.
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Some people, though, are betting that these private networks will eventually be plugged back into the public network.
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Last week, a teenager was electrocuted to death while listening to headphones from a plugged-in cell phone.
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That kind of structured data can be plugged far more easily into a database and queried with confidence.
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Slack enables me to feel totally plugged into the newsroom and connected to my coworkers all the time.
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But he's also been promoting the opinion shows as recently as Tuesday, when he plugged Jeanine Pirro's book.
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If this happens, don't touch or unplug electrical equipment plugged into the wall-, the National Weather Service says.
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When plugged into a home AC connection, Honda claims the E will reach full charge in 18.8 hours.
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And Kellyanne Conway violated the rule against public officials' promoting private businesses when she plugged Ivanka's product line.
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He plugged the phone into a hand-held tablet, called the Touch21986, made by the Israeli company Cellebrite.
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Part of what made the service so vital was the way that established artists stayed plugged into it.
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They want to be plugged into global innovation networks and adopt technological advances from abroad into home bases.
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Anything with so much as a tiny light is using energy when plugged in — from TVs to toasters.
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That's 189 miles a week if plugged in nightly, or 756 miles monthly and over 9,000 miles annually.
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You won't strain your back while your phone is plugged in anymore if you snag an extended charger.
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"It is not generally realized just how deeply the U.K. is plugged into these five states," he said.
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"It's like you're pouring a whole lot of stuff off into a sink that's plugged up," Apte said.
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Once those wells have been plugged and isolated from the reservoir, SoCalGas can request authority to resume injections.
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With his lazy eyes and wiseguy smirk, he's like a kid plugged into an iPod, pacified and stimulated.
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"We do know there are gaps in the background check system that need to be plugged," he said.
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The Palm, by contrast, is a device you turn to when you want to be plugged in less.
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The internet of things (IoT) refers to the network of everyday objects that are plugged into the internet.
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When the fires raged again in 2019, causing power failures throughout California, Musk once again plugged Tesla's products.
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They used Ethernet lines that plugged into their cameras to file photos directly to editors in New York.
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The researchers also gained access to the last 73 locations that had been plugged into the car's navigation system.
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The more connected and plugged in we are, the more attractive every aspect of our lives is to hackers.
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A Beyerdynamic USB-C microphone only worked when we used an A-to-C cable plugged into a hub.
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She plugged in the charger and then, realizing it didn't work, unplugged it and left it on the counter.
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Twitter and Facebook were working on mobile video broadcasting services that were automatically plugged into users' existing social networks.
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The experience is even similar to if you had a card plugged into the PCI slot sucking up power.
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I have five different devices plugged into it at the moment, and it moves between them with utter ease.
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But the morning I plugged in my Xbox One X, I noticed that it wasn't displaying anything in 4K.
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A neon cross has been plugged into the wall; large color field prints hang from the walls and ceiling.
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There&aposs also no longer the chance that you might pull out with the charging cable still plugged in.
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All of those speakers have to stay plugged in to a power supply at all times, by the way.
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That tiny Micro-USB cable sticks out when plugged in, but it's easy to maneuver when closing the Cocoon.
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Meaning an iPhone wouldn't need to be placed on a charging pad, which is then plugged into an outlet.
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You can be on this all the time and stay very plugged in to what's going on right now.
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Fluently produced an app that plugged into messengers like Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp, and offered natural-sounding contextual responses.
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In a world so heavily based online, we don't think of the people who aren't quite as plugged in.
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If you're recording to the external hard drive you plugged in, clips can be up to an hour long.
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After I set up an account and plugged in my delivery address, I picked a store to "shop" from.
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It managed 2,280MB/s read and 598MB/s write speed, both averaged, while plugged into the Thunderbolt 3 port.
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Plus, there are dual HDMI ports so you can keep all your essentials plugged in and ready to go.
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Paik was literally plugged into his times, to the wonder and terrible power of these new image-producing machines.
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When it gets plugged in, we pulse the system and it tells us what kind of scooter it is.
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At this point, you probably don't even remember half the people whose names you (drunkenly) plugged into your phone.
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When plugged into display, Dex is capable of running multiple apps, including mobile versions of Office in resizable windows.
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The headphones sport a 12-hour battery, according to the company, and can be plugged directly into the wall.
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The previous model would only deliver 60W, meaning the laptop's battery could drain under heavy loads when plugged in.
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Sexist YouTube remarks plugged into the system by The Verge were marked as mostly non-toxic at the time.
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Make sure your television is set to the same HDMI input that the Apple TV is plugged into.2.
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The company says it discovered the breach on July 29th this year, and has since plugged the security hole.
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" She added: "With record turnout and sky-high participation, we saw an engaged, plugged-in democratic process at work.
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You can even set different options based on whether your laptop is plugged in or running off battery power.
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The Arlo Pro 2 has some other features that only work when the camera is indoors and plugged in.
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The Man Maw mining district on the border with China has plugged the supply gaps elsewhere in the world.
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Its 1,000 fibre optic cables had to be plugged into holes by hand and rearranged several times every night.
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Roli showed me a demo of the Seaboard last week, plugged into various Blocks in all sorts of configurations.
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The freezer was recently brought to the residence and was not yet plugged in or taken inside the home.
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Although the NHS hopes to train and recruit new family doctors, the gap won't be plugged any time soon.
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The square white brick can be plugged directly into an outlet for when you want to carry minimal cables.
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One end plugged into her comp glove, and she threaded the other into her pinkie-finger-size nasal jack.
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You remember the old phones, like where you called the operator and I guess they plugged in the socket?
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Users are reporting that Android Pie has seemingly stopped their phone from fast charging when plugged into many chargers.
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We methodically plugged along, making sure we had the right information, and we had something to back it up.
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That's fine for a device that's always plugged in, but what about the computer that lives in your pocket?
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Eventually, the right employee bought one and plugged it into the system that was completely unconnected to the internet.
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The main attraction remains the same: this is a watch that never needs to be plugged in to charge.
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While OPEC states will welcome the extra revenue, it has not yet plugged budget deficits that have opened up.
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In either case, they're plugged up before they can do too much damage to the incumbent order of things.
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We're kind of plugged in and we have a plan, but we're drinking so we'll probably mess it up.
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Only one HDMI input on the brand-new Vizio M-Series I plugged the Roku into supports HDCP 2.2.
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Wendy and Lisa were hard at work making music for a new Jennifer Lopez TV series, which Z plugged.
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But it's certainly more portable than the Home Mini and Echo Dot, which always need to be plugged in.
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But then I remembered my deadline, bolted upright, unplugged the diffuser, plugged in my computer, and typed these words.
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I made a pick-up for it and plugged it into the radio and played along with Radio Luxembourg.
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I held onto my headset and the box it was plugged into to make sure it was still operational.
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Every generation it moves forward, because there's no substituting or competing against a powered plugged-in GPU and CPU.
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This means that the base stations don't need to be attached to a computer, only plugged into a wall.
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There's no wireless charging, but because it supports Quick Charge 3.0, the V20 refills very quickly when plugged in.
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After his anointed successor's premature exit, Mr Son will struggle to attract another plugged-in technology superstar to Tokyo.
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It was Bernard's pearl that was plugged into the park's "cradle," so that he could explore its structural underpinnings.
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For travelers with Apple devices, their phones were reportedly plugged into a USB cable connected to a handheld device.
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I just turned the controller on and plugged it into either the Pixel 24a or computer I was using.
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Officials said there was no release of any dangerous hydrogen sulfide gas after lava crept over the plugged wells.
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It can run off battery or a solar-power accessory so it can be plugged anywhere throughout the home.
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Amazon at the event also plugged its collaboration with Discovery on the forthcoming subscription streaming outlet Food Network Kitchen.
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I just plugged it into a power outlet and then attached it to my TV with an HDMI cable.
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The crowd roared, but I panicked because my keyboard wasn't plugged in and I didn't even have a microphone.
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Unfortunately, a 1,000 core chip isn't something that could just be plugged into the next line of MacBook Pros.
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The New York-based startup helps sales teams communicate with a customer relationship management tool plugged directly into Slack.
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The only problem is the battery drain—and it depletes quicker than it charges even when it's plugged in.
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The u-jays are good headphones, with a pleasant bass bump, that become great when plugged into the Mojo.
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A natural gas leak in northwestern Los Angeles, finally plugged in February, was the most disastrous in American history.
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It's hard to pinpoint when, exactly, kids and teens became 0003 percent plugged in — fully online, all the time.
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The base lasts about 14 hours on one charge, so you don't have to constantly leave it plugged in.
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Mobile technology means we're always on, always plugged in, always stimulated, always in a constant state of self-presentation.
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"He's probably the most plugged-in person in Washington," said Sally Quinn, the Washington journalism doyenne and a friend.
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It was the little Dutch boy and the dike, but for every hole we plugged, a dozen more appeared.
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But that said, this laser array would not be something that could be plugged into the nearest wall outlet.
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"You're not supposed to have your personal devices plugged in, because that can be a hazard," Ms. Nelson said.
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The company's efforts were praised by Florida's governor, Rick Scott, who plugged them at a news conference on Sept.
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"Three days have passed and the gas hasn't been officially identified, the source not officially disclosed, let alone plugged."
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When the battery is plugged in, charged atoms called ions flow between the two tanks, generating an electric current.
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The monitor was part of a bank of screens and the player had plugged into one at the bottom.
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When the battery is plugged in, charged atoms called ions flow between the two tanks, generating an electric current.
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If you have an iPhone 6 or older, your device needs to be plugged in for this to work.
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Fortunately, once the headset, controllers and scanners are all plugged in and detected, getting yourself into VR is simple.
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In groups, they plugged in a few coffee grinders and reduced those whole toasted spices to a fine powder.
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Old men in corduroy blazers sat on concrete bleachers, alongside boys in sweatshirts with headphones plugged into their ears.
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When the researchers plugged in more accurate greenhouse gas emissions the models' predictions snapped into line with observed temperatures.
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We then plugged these line-ups into the 38 games a year that clubs play in their domestic leagues.
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When researchers plugged in the thumb drive, they discovered it featured photos and video from an unknown person's vacation.
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SoCalGas shut Aliso Canyon in October 2015 due to a massive methane leak that was not plugged until February.
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But the device has to be plugged in and requires that I undress and put on a pumping bra.
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The three headlined a fundraiser last week in New York, where McAuliffe plugged Virginia's elections to deep-pocketed donors.
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It also surveyed a separate mix of 543,254 IT-savvy individuals who are plugged into tech-related decision-making.
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McCarthy: The world of punditry has been having the conversation at some levels, and you're plugged into them, Ross.
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Like the original Echo, it needs to be plugged into an outlet to work, but can be moved easily.
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As a precaution, make sure your iPhone or iPad is plugged into a power source when installing the update.
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He twitched and tugged at his goatee and plugged and unplugged his cellphone, an unlit cigarette in his hand.
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The computer's power cord is plugged into a power strip dangling from a ceiling of jumbled corrugated metal sheets.
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They plugged in characteristics associated with each — like "is herbivorous" or "has a prehensile tail" — into a computer program.
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I have been lucky to be plugged into a network of amazing women, mostly very close friends of mine.
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I noticed the difference after trying one for myself, and it's been plugged into my work computer ever since.
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The students there are so plugged in to what is going on in the world, and that was great.
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The onboard 2200kW charger allows the bike to be plugged into Level 26.6 (standard 23-volt) and Level 2485 chargers.
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As it currently stands, when an unlocked iPhone is plugged in it asks the user if they trust the device.
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After failing to get my Shuffle working with just a quick charge, I decided I'd leave it plugged in overnight.
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They can play a game of copycat and be plugged into real-world backgrounds on our screens using augmented reality.
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Amazon's Alexa personal assistant is plugged into one of the world's largest online stores and can pull information from Wikipedia.
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Early battery-electric vehicles, like the Nissan Leaf, often needed a full night plugged in, even with their limited range.
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In another email published by Electrek, Musk bemoaned the extensive network of contractors and sub-contractors plugged into Tesla's workforce.
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The new units will charge through the USB-C ports, which are obviously designed to ensure devices stay plugged in.
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Using DNA from crime scenes, investigators plugged a genetic profile of the Golden State Killer into an online genealogy database.
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I plugged in my Telecaster and sat down in front of a microphone in my home studio for the recording.
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Curiously, when I plugged my iPhone 7 into the fast charging setup, it was...also charged 40% in 30 minutes.
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It's always been a crapshoot knowing what my audio inputs and outputs would be every time I plugged something in.
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When plugged in, it lights up orange — replicating the true glow of electron tubes used when electricity was first invented.
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The update cleverly shifts the dock's orientation from vertical to horizon, so the phone lays flat when it's plugged in.
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I plugged into the relaxation session with hopes to calm down and pass the time, and that's just what happened.
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The Unified Command said there was a leak from the vessel on Monday but it was plugged within a day.
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You can stream that live programming on a TV with any of the company's Fire TV streaming devices plugged in.
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It's also worth mentioning peripherals, because the more devices plugged into your laptop or desktop, the greater the power demands.
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As soon as I plugged in the headset, my Windows 10 system found it and started installing the necessary drivers.
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Factors like these are plugged into Uber's planned algorithm, along with details about when and where the ride was requested.
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In your Mac settings, it looks like you plugged in a standard display even though it's just a tiny key.
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The last well was plugged with mud, because it had remained hot despite the infusion of water, according to Ige.
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Donetsk's inhabitants sat cocooned in their Soviet-era apartments, plugged into another night of news beamed from across the border.
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Yes, it sometimes gets tangled in a discarded blanket, sock, or a limp USB cable plugged into a wall charger.
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It could make standalone sites, work at your custom URL, or be plugged into an existing website as a widget.
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Or it's possible that the technician didn't realize a mistake had been made, and the hole got temporarily plugged anyway.
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"My brand new Note7 exploded this morning while I was still asleep, it was plugged in and charging," he said.
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The blade-style also gives you the most feedback on the quality of the ball strike, Plugged in Golf says.
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Public charging stations are far from ubiquitous, and boosting a battery means spending at least half an hour plugged in.
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The first camera took postage-stamp size images (120 pixels by 90 pixels) and plugged into the phone's headphone jack.
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Even when I switched over to my hotspot and plugged directly in I struggled to get 1 Mbps download speeds.
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Some have speculated that Chopra and Jonas plugged these brands on social media because they are somehow hurting for cash.
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A weather application could sense the Chromecast plugged into your bedroom TV and project the day's weather onto the screen.
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Apple is all about getting Gen Z away from the food court and Starbucks counter and plugged into its stores.
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Originally exhibited in Amsterdam, it's a pair of stainless steel boxes plugged into a system of speakers and scent tubes.
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Have you thought about making a component that can be plugged into something like Google Home, or existing wired devices?
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Experience the luxury of having all of your things plugged in at once with this 6-in-1 power strip.
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Depending on the "cleanliness" of the electric grid into which they're plugged, e-buses are much better for the environment.
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And of course race played into it — ironically, in O.J.'s case, because he wasn't especially plugged the black community.
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Instead, he plugged his book and promised that more documents will be released every week until Election Day, Nov. 7.
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He plugged into the StackOverflow API to more quickly and efficiently find solutions to common errors in a developer's code.
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It's not portable, but the benefit of always being plugged in is that Google can make a more powerful speaker.
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The idea here, though, as YubiKey CTO Jakob Ehrensvard writes, is to keep these small devices plugged into a laptop.
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With nothing plugged into your ear canals, you can hear the rest of the world just like you would normally.
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Thunderstrike allows a malicious Thunderbolt-to-Ethernet adapter plugged into a Mac computer to write malicious code to the EFI.
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For many, the telephone is the thing that is, or was, plugged into the wall at home or the office.
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What you might not know is that they plugged Zach Orr and Albert McClellan into real roles on this defense.
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He also plugged a child tax credit for working families being championed by his daughter and top adviser, Ivanka Trump.
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He was plugged into a spot on the fourth line for this game, then cranked up his production again anyway.
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A methane leak at a natural gas storage well in California could be months away from being plugged, officials say.
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Once those wells have been plugged and isolated from the reservoir, SoCalGas can request authority to resume injections, he said.
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On Thursday, Grace's ball was plugged on an awkward upslope in a greenside bunker at the par-four 13th hole.
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Rothschild-Cross is plugged into the stage with a sound pack so she is tapped directly into the artist's sound.
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The other options will allow you to selectively disable monitors you're not using while keeping them plugged into the desktop.
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It's when the tree is plugged in — either to an electrical outlet or a USB plug — that the magic starts.
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Gelman and Humphries keep Microsoft plugged into the Capitol, tapping their Hill experience to work both sides of the aisle.
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With Evenflo a box is plugged into a car's OBD and the sensor is integrated into the seat's chest clip.
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When I learned he'd been cheating on me, the console just happened to still be plugged in at my place.
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You're plugged in, on the go, and playing your favorite station on Spotify when a great new song comes on.
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You feel plugged into something bigger than yourself, and — for a moment, at least — the sensation of separation melts away.
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If there's any way to keep people visually energized and plugged in, I think that's a useful thing to do.
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I spent the several days in the hospital, plugged into IV drips; later, a psychologist would diagnose me with diabulimia.
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If your Switch's battery died, and you plugged it in, only for nothing to happen, don't worry — this is normal.
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But this guy," he said, pounding Mr. Malbon on the shoulder, "plugged me with a lot of golfers, golf connections.
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The documents also demonstrate the web of companies and services that plugged into Facebook's platform to receive information on users.
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A longtime leader is Sonos, which makes speakers (from $149 each) that can be plugged in to any electrical outlet.
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I plugged it in, and set my first non-phone alarm in more than a decade for 8:00 a.m.
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The kit, which Amazon is testing with some manufacturers, would simply be plugged into the fan's control unit during assembly.
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Google's $35 Chromecast, a small dongle that can be plugged into the TV, is perfect for families using Google Photos.
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In his place, the Mets called up Reynolds from Class AAA Las Vegas and plugged him in at third base.
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One comes with the sight of Alma Woodsey Thomas's incandescent 1973 "Fiery Sunset" plugged into an otherwise all-Matisse room.
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The evening coffee came out of a Mr. Coffee pot balanced on a crate and plugged into the portable generator.
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"The vision here is that we have something that essentially can be plugged in like your cable box," said Dudley.
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But as Iinuma's testimony lays bare, our records are picked over and plugged into the insurance company's forms and fields.
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Spotify natively seems to run better and having my email and calendar plugged into Windows' native apps is a boon.
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Many Chromebooks will also require an adapter, which allows the HDMI cable to be plugged into a USB-C port.
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A friend played the song through a mobile phone plugged into a boom box, and Mr. Dongo began to sing.
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That includes the line's first smart plug, which will be able to cut off power to whatever it's plugged into.
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The rider then steered the ATV up the truck's built-in ramp, into the truck's bed and plugged it in.
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In a media-saturated world where most people are always plugged in, that advice may seem easier said than done.
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"Eight dead mice and three holes plugged later, I hope this is my first and last mouse experience," she said.
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I plugged the Apple lightning cable into my iPod and connected it to my Mac, just as I normally would.
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The new model adds support for hands-free Alexa even when the tablet isn't plugged in, unlike last year's model.
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Mr. Arsene cautioned against using USB cables found already plugged into charging stations or even given away as promotional gifts.
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The camera is designed for indoor use only, and doesn't have batteries — it has to be plugged in to work.
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Or is it that we're withering away into some utopic, objectless matrix, plugged in with the volume at maximum levels?
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The kids aren't just plugged into their devices, but to one another — barking orders, exchanging intel, passing joysticks, cracking jokes.
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My phone was dead most of the day so as soon as we got back I plugged in my phone.
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I was pulling back already and so there was a whole set of new younger companies I was not plugged into.
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After I plugged HomePod in, my iPhone immediately recognized that it was nearby and pulled up a "Set Up" option onscreen.
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Heather then plugged my ears with cotton balls, secured a soft headband over my hair, and turned on the oxygen machine.
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I plugged the iPad Pro into a 4K Dell monitor, and the image on the iPad immediately appeared on my monitor.
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On the night of the storm, Ravi walked into the bathroom to see Becky holding the plugged-in, "Adored"-playing radio.
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You have your charging pad, plugged into the power, and then you can drop your phone on it to juice up.
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The phone was plugged in and charging next to a five-year-old girl, when it exploded at about 4 a.m.
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When I first plugged in the Home Hub, my apartment was full of a small number of disconnected smart home gadgets.
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With the Luna Display dongle plugged into the Mac Mini, a user simply opens the Luna Display app on their iPad.
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The magnetic connector is 12.8 mm deep, so it stays plugged into the USB-C port when you're not using it.
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The app will then automatically scan for new Google Home devices that are plugged in and ready to be set up.
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Mellow isn't designed to be plugged in — after all, a cable running out the back would ruin that nice, minimalist design.
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You certainly don't get that on an airplane, where everyone's either plugged into their tablets or trying to get some sleep.
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Higher-performance chips often consumed more energy, but this didn't matter because most PCs were desktop models plugged into the wall.
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That's exactly what LG Display did when it showed a single MacBook Pro plugged into two 27-inch USB-C monitors.
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The city, effectively, becomes an operating system, into which services will be plugged; a platform on which dreams will be realized.
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The biggest question going into the trial was what would happen when those 100 million cells were plugged into patients' bodies.
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Once it's plugged in the little computer can simulate a hard drive or mouse, send MIDI data, and even blink quickly.
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As soon as I plugged it in, the alarm lit up with directions to download the Philips app on my phone.
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More on the Golden State Killer: Using DNA from crime scenes, investigators plugged a genetic profile into an online genealogy database.
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It has plugged the gap partly through issuing international bonds, but investors are now demanding an interest rate of around 10%.
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Photos and videos auto-upload to GoPro Plus when the camera is plugged into power and charged up to 2399 percent.
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I knew her for only two days before I found myself making sure, for example, that her phone was plugged in.
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I had all my games on my external hard drive, plugged it in [to the X]. There was no install time.
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Products like the Accelerator are meant to be plugged into a laptop to transform it into a much more powerful machine.
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SoCalGas plugged the leak in February, but Aliso Canyon remains shut while the company inspects all of the facility's 114 wells.
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There are also things that people rarely use but keep plugged in, like the set-top box in the spare bedroom.
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Others are being plugged by long-term substitutes, contracted agencies or teachers who must add an additional course to their day.
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I should have the choice to be connected wirelessly over Bluetooth and to have my phone plugged in for CarPlay, too.
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Or — just sit with this thought for a minute — the more than 30 million Fire TV devices currently plugged into televisions.
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I miss the sax buttons and the instant remapping, but I haven't plugged in the Vantage for a few days now.
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I tried it with the case plugged in to the power adapter and without, and it worked fine in both cases.
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The company also plugged into ledger activity in 2018, becoming a payment processing partner to the Ripple and Stellar blockchain networks.
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All of this information was plugged into global climate models, similar to those used to study climate change on Earth today.
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Image: APResearchers at Ben Gurion University in Israel have created malware that will turn your plugged in headphones into a microphone.
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Then I plugged a USB mouse into the Pi. Then powered up the Pi by plugging it into the battery pack.
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She and her co-author Michael Wehner plugged in ocean temperature, atmospheric conditions, and watched the simulated storms spin toward land.
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Examples include a much-plugged quiz show about classical poetry and another in which children compete to write complicated Chinese characters.
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I generally had to remain plugged into a power source while using the laptop to avoid dropping frames and motion lag.
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The good news, says Grewe, is that most battery electric vehicles can be "preconditioned" when they are plugged into a charger.
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They also suggest keeping the vehicle plugged in and using preconditioning to warm it up before heading out onto the road.
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A vampire, he explained, is a device that draws power even when it's turned off but still plugged into the wall.
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On the center of the top, there's a Watch charger-sized hole that is plugged with a piece of red plastic.
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For instance, you could be plugged into the Matrix and, if you were, then every belief you had would be false.
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The conspiracy culture that established itself online, long before the rest of the world plugged in, has spilled into the mainstream.
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During my daily use I've found the XPS 133 lasts between 213 and 215 hours before needing to be plugged in.
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The White House, in letter obtained by CNNMoney, says Kellyanne Conway acted "without nefarious motive" when she plugged Ivanka Trump products.
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You need a minimum of two sensors — each plugged into a USB 3.0 port — in order to make the controllers work.
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On a computer you'll need to be running the latest version of iTunes and navigate to your plugged-in iOS device.
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On the content side, Oculus has thus far plugged a ton of games, Sony has promise, and Vive is being coy.
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Just last week, a Malaysian woman died from being electrocuted while talking on her mobile phone while it was plugged in.
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They use everything from GPS-like signals emitted by ships to satellite infrared imaging of ship lighting, plugged into neural networks.
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Both of these phones typically last "all day" and need to be plugged in at night, but not the P16K Pro.
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There's one for the wireless charging pad, but once that's plugged in, you simply drop the phone on the charging pad.
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If you're not plugged in with Japanese role-playing games — colloquially referred to as "JRPGs" — then it's easy to miss Persona.
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Someone plugged the jukebox back in and blew a quarter on "Eat It," which was still a big hit in Monroe.
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The latest software should be available automatically on your Echo, if you have it plugged in and connected to Wi-Fi.
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Here's how plugged-in appropriations experts are ranking the dangers over the next two weeks: Immigration: This is the biggest danger.
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If you're Microsoft, an Oculus Rift plugged into an Xbox is the PlayStation VR competitor the company would like to have.
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Cordless: A cordless iron runs from a battery, rather than making use of a power cord plugged into an electrical outlet.
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This isn't something you risk from keeping your phone plugged in all night — most batteries are designed to automatically prevent overcharging.
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But it's still a tiny speaker, and without being plugged into the closed environment of your ear canal, noise gets out.
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Here's the thinking: if you must have an unwieldy hard drive plugged into USB, it might as well match your console.
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So pushing kids to get plugged in from a very early age might not feel like the right thing to do.
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Facial recognition databases could be plugged into every surveillance camera in America, producing a giant infrastructure for government surveillance and control.
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First Lieutenant Malik took me to a sniper room, where a bicycle wheel partly plugged a gaping hole in the ceiling.
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The topper is powered with an AC adapter that is plugged into an outlet and comes with an on/off switch.
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Kelly also sent receiver DeSean Jackson packing in March 2014 when he didn't feel Jackson was fully plugged into his philosophies.
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At home, after air-drying my hair with a little bit of heat-protecting spray, I plugged in the T3 device.
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But sometimes, your iPhone can get confused and continue to operate as if headphones are plugged in even when they're not.
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I just plugged it in for about 15 minutes and had plenty of juice to get me through to the evening.
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Conway found herself in hot water earlier this year when she plugged President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka's clothing and accessory line.
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One of the main things that keep people plugged into work even when they're away from the office is email notifications.
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"We're not as plugged in as people in the States, but we're definitely watching," he said of American expats like himself.
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The result is perhaps Woo's most "electronic album" one that places emphasis on synthesizer patches and acoustic instruments plugged into sequencers.
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The well had been drilled to 2,000 feet by Thursday and he expected the leak to be plugged in early October.
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An infrared laser Tripwire sensor included in the box can also be plugged into the camera to support trigger shot scenarios.
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More than the other five, Ginger Spice plugged the group's platform of feminism and Girl Power when and wherever she could.
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I plugged myself into my I.V. antibiotic and Joe and I settled down to watch Rebecca, the creepy Alfred Hitchcock movie.
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The company also plugged into ledger activity in 2018, becoming a payment processing partner to the Ripple and Stellar blockchain networks.
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"Peanut Choker" is a colorful and spasmodic work that sounds as though the producer had plugged stereo cables into candy bars.
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I grabbed the microUSB to Lightning cable, plugged it into the iPhone and was ready to go with third-party software.
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But when he plugged it in, the motor was on, and one of the propellers sliced the back of the pinkie.
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"He just took a guitar off the wall and plugged it in and just got his wizard on," Q-Tip said.
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It should be plugged directly into your main phone socket, ideally without using an extension lead, as this can affect speeds.
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Pulverized stone showered onto the third rail below, before the worker plugged the fresh hole with a length of rubber hose.
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For a series dedicated to Brooklyn, the organizers could hardly have tapped an artist more plugged into the borough than Leikeli47.
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Ms. Warren's focus on detail has also generated excitement, Ms. Urbina said, particularly among the progressive activists plugged into Washington politics.
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Even if you find a place to stash your spare cables, you probably have a few left plugged in all day.
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But not all integers plugged into this expression generate a prime number, and as integers get bigger, prime numbers become rarer.
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It has attracted a number of fans among the plugged-in tech elite, too, including Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey.
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I didn't watch it right away, but no more than three days went by before I plugged it into my computer.
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And when the team plugged this neural network into the two-armed robot, it could do the same with physical objects.
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A karaoke machine from the Philippines is plugged in to the television, projecting idyllic vistas of home into the airless room.
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The seats did have power outlets for 110v AC plugs, but mine didn't work when I plugged in my iPhone charger.
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In interviews about her new position around that time, she plugged her book and its references to her relationship with Trump.
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When he plugged in 15 viral genomes released by Chinese and Thai health authorities, he discovered almost no mutations between them.
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The good news is that the U.S. is part of the international community and is plugged into the global health system.
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After they plugged a volunteer for information, he thanked them for their time, but told them they'd probably be turned away.
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"It's plugged in today," he said with a hint of disappointment, perhaps hoping to catch the cruise line in the act.
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Another person posted that they started feeling ill—fever, plugged nose—after a shopping trip and fretted about coronavirus all night.
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The firm is one of a handful of companies plugged into Walmart's self-serve advertising platform that formally launched last month.
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Until then, you could always grab a tablet you already own, put it on a stand and leave it plugged in.
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Don't leave your laptop plugged in all night; I don't know why but I heard it's not good for the battery.
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Don't leave your laptop plugged in all night; I don't know why but I heard it's not good for the battery.
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Whether it's via smartphone or desktop, more than 4 billion people in the world (over half the population) are plugged-in.
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It likely comes down to awareness, Schulz says, adding millennials are very "plugged in" when it comes to news and trends.
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Today at Jukin's headquarters, spread across 18,000 square feet, researchers sit arranged in long rows, plugged into headphones, scrolling through feeds.
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The phones shut down without warning with no way to restart the system until it's plugged in to a power source.
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It plugged into the HDMI port of a TV set and helped make streaming video a normal part of many households.
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To me, I would rather have the battery constantly plugged into power so I know it's ready to go when needed.
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The drive contained code that, when plugged in, ran a script, opened the browser and automatically typed in the company's website.
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Amy Klobuchar began contacting Harris' precinct chairs in Iowa to see whether the plugged-in caucus operatives had considered their candidates.
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Another employee plugged the company's MyPanera rewards program, which can hook you up with rewards like free baked goods and drinks.
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Snapchat is unveiling a brilliant guerrilla-marketing rollout that bets on its plugged-in audience, and it appears to be working.
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Steve Hurst, who supported Roy Moore's embattled run for a U.S. Senate seat in 2017 and has repeatedly plugged such legislation.
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Another Chinese woman that year was killed when she answered a call on her iPhone 5 while it was plugged in.
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Juice WRLD plugged his phone into the stereo and played an untitled track that he had just recorded in the hotel.
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He knew, he says, because he was plugged into the broader sports media scene, that NBC was looking for a theme.
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Plugged In reviews were a fixture of life for many children growing up in conservative evangelical churches, particularly in the 313s.
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The MPC didn't need a studio to be operated, but instead could be plugged into a sound system in a basement.
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Apple has already announced a new AirPods case that will be able to charge without being plugged in, using wireless charging.
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But it still begs the question: how at peace can these practices be when they're impossible to access without staying plugged in?
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It also has first-generation Apple Pencil support, and you'll need to leave it clumsily plugged into its Lightning port to charge.
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On the hardware side of things, the base needs to be plugged in all the time for the collar to work properly.
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There's a distinct advantage to having Alexa broken out of the Echo line and installed in every plugged-in appliance you own.
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An act of charity to the viewer, stuck in the darkened cinema or plugged into an iPad on a busy commuter train.
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If you spend more than two hours with a device plugged in, a 1 Euro fee will be added to your bill.
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The advantage of CYGNSS is clear, and not just in getting more data in real time that can be plugged into models.
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We plugged that address into a tool that provides clues about who's behind the IP, including details about their Internet Service Provider.
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The Level 2 chargers supply 240 volts and typically provide up to 20 miles of range for every hour you're plugged in.
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Yesterday, as Apple unceremoniously pulled the product from its digital shelves, I fished mine out of a drawer and plugged it in.
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Considering the power this is going to use, you'll want to keep your contraption close to a power outlet and plugged in.
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Nevertheless, I always thought it would be cool if it could stay plugged in, worked on wi-fi, and accept voice commands.
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Just a USB-C port for charging—though Razer also includes a headphone adapter if you really need to be plugged in.
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I've had multiple USB-C hubs overheat to obscene temperatures while plugged into my MacBook, and the Arc Hub barely gets warm.
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When the Laptop 3 is plugged in, I can run my fingers over the deck and feel something like a vibration effect.
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We divided our hair in half, plugged 'em both in, and put them to the test — both on fine and thick curls.
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The driver swiped the card through a small device plugged into his phone, and handed me the phone to select my tip.
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The simply named Adjustable Charging Stand props the system, while keeping it plugged in, via an AC adapter port on the side.
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And when he shaves, he's either plugged into the wall with an electric shaver or burning through one of his normal ones.
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I'm actually using them right now, plugged into my MacBook, in spite of not having a Samsung device anywhere near my person.
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The project uses RetroPie, the multi-platform game emulator, and is powered by a mini USB cable plugged into a power supply.
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The school is arguably one of the most plugged-in anywhere: Virtually every part of the campus has access to the internet.
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Yashar didn't have any formal role on Clinton's 2016 campaign, but sources say that he was still plugged in and offered advice.
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I plugged my Sennheiser HD 598 headphones into the speaker's VAMP port and then ran a line-out to my MacBook Pro.
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Experienced tech engineers and political operatives, meanwhile, plugged into local campaigns to help them with everything from Facebook ads to text messages.
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The Eon can also be plugged into and get data from Panda, the OBDII dongle that Hotz started selling earlier this year.
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The original Pixel's headphone audio was awful: it made everything sound tinny and uninspiring, no matter what headphones I plugged into it.
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The DVR itself is network-connected – it's plugged into your router via Ethernet, or connected via Wi-Fi to your home network.
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But thanks to stars and their fans constantly being plugged into Snapchat and Instagram, there's a visual archive that didn't exist before.
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In each case, the device was plugged into an outlet when it caught fire, melting the spinner and scorching the surface below.
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I simply plugged the HDHomeRun in, connected it to the same network as my Plex server, and watched the videos load up.
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The actresses even shared a pair of white earbuds plugged into a transmitter device — the perfect technology used when on a heist.
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