If you explain one thing with portals, soon you'll be explaining everything with portals.
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Google said it has now launched the Portals API as an experimental feature behind a flag in Canary (#enable-portals), and is looking for developer community feedback.
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There was a strong social aspect — portals are always easier to hack together — and plenty of opportunity to level up by forming ever larger "fields" between three portals.
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All over the world, Ingress players scrambled to chart the most efficient links between those original portals and the portals where the shards were supposed to end up.
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"We will maintain the Thalys portals, there is no discussion to remove them," said Pepy, adding that portals would be installed in nearly 15 train stations across France.
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Consider these tips:Maximize shopping portals: If you plan to do most of your holiday shopping online, take the time to figure out which online shopping portals you can use.
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Better hop to it — those portals can't open themselves.
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Ingress is really driven by "portals," which players can conquer for their teams by "hacking" and then forming triangular "links" with other portals hacked by teammates in their regions, or around the world.
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White it demonstrated the ways in which Microsoft's augmented reality device could replicate the video game's mechanic of launching objects through portals, it didn't allow the user to walk through the portals themselves.
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Or inexplicable portals between Seoul and a small American town.
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James Thirteen submitted some portals in Antarctica, which were accepted.
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Chuck Todd: We're all going to be stuck with Portals.
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The two Portals with BuzzFeed employees chatting to each other.
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The portals become mute, nameless silhouettes and so much else.
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Shoppers spent $14.3bn through its portals during last year's event.
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There's little difference in the hardware between the two Portals.
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Portals made of shipping containers connect passersby around the globe.
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In the United States, online portals also reported a surge.
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I thought they were just magical portals to the world.
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The volunteer portals below are coordinating efforts throughout the region.
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They're merely portals into what has already manifested within ourselves.
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Often, these portals have gems inside, which act like keys.
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"They're running the infrastructure and selling the portals," Galperin says.
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The superheroes returned for the fight by stepping through portals.
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What portals are those screens, and where do they lead?
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CW: Very meaningful, because Twitter is one of those portals.
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Wingsuit Vids Time Loops Through Trippy Portals in 360° Video
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We've crossed dimensions and chanced our way through magical portals.
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Web portals and AOL's navigator have more or less disappeared.
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Portals to dimensions as yet untouched by humankind. Sorcery. Necromancy.
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Thirteen different and fascinating portals are contained in this image.
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WhatsApp is the top new feature for all the Portals.
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My problem was that, starting out on a low level, I found it difficult to attack portals operated by opponents at higher levels, while it was easy for them to attack my lower-level portals.
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Link three portals and everything in-between becomes your team's turf.
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He also has holdings in online fashion portals ASOS and Zalando.
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This hilarious podcast opens portals into the sex lives of others.
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So when you said portals earlier that felt nice to me.
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Companies are also using video games and gamification as training portals.
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Do I recommend you set up several Portals for your office?
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They unlock portals to anywhere, including the world of the dead.
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Are the portals gateways into the darkness that awaits us all?
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The shirts have actually opened intimate portals into Porowski's particular fandoms.
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Most university libraries have online portals for their students and faculty.
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Girnar Software, which runs several auto portals in India including CarDekho.
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Here's what it looks like when you enter the Portals… pic.twitter.
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Advisors are also rolling out client portals with the same usability.
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Sina's core business of PC-era web portals is in decline.
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This way, Apple's own apps become portals for third-party apps.
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Today, it remains one of the most popular online news portals.
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Notice the ornate "portals" that you enter into the building through.
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Her campus had no portals, or bases, so she couldn't play.
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When Bernhard alerted the company, they promptly took the portals down.
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These consumer speech portals have already raised extensive new privacy concerns.
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Heroes returned through tens of portals for the big climatic battle.
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And Portals aren't too different from existing Amazon and Google products.
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If you buy any two Portals, you get a $100 discount.
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As before, all Portals have Amazon's virtual assistant Alexa built in.
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In some school districts, parents rarely, if ever, use parent portals.
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Whereas older Zelda games used to feel like portals to new and mysterious worlds I've never seen in a video game before, recent entries like Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword feel like portals to previous Zelda games.
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Basically, Niantic doesn't want players submitting portals for places they've never been.
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Stick to the tech sites and support portals you know and trust.
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There are three portals for applications: Twitter, Instagram, or noosa's very website.
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The illustrations involve portals that would apparently let a person see... dinosaurs.
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Kleberg's paintings open portals, alchemizing oil stick abstractions into wittily mystic moments.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Each of our portals is staffed by a local curator.
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There's also a bundle that will get you two portals for $299.
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Other local Arab portals said at least four died in the explosion.
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South Korea's biggest portals Naver and Daum posted recommendations for chicken restaurants.
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"His errors are volitional and are the portals of discovery," he wrote.
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Booking is easy and works the same way as other travel portals.
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If red stole the brain's flow until stars appeared portals for blue.
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What Bosworth wouldn't say is how many Portals the company has sold.
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You've in essence created 10 portals for your work to travel through.
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Facebook stuck Portals into wooden backdrops and called it art Facebook stuck Portals into wooden backdrops and called it art Portal's app lets you video call your Portal so you can say hi to family while you're out.
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I logged into both Portals and tested calling myself, so it does work.
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The other thing that threw me was the way the portals were depicted.
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"To my knowledge, there is nothing planned [for linking portals]," the user said.
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Characters open up portals to other dimensions and fight their way through them.
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While a necessary measure, laws and portals can only be reactive to abuse.
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In addition, the fee charged by funding portals reduces the total amount raised.
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Facebook is clearly banking on selling a lot of Portals for the holidays.
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To take most actions in the game, players must physically visit the portals.
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"Portals are not part of the daily existence of these people," Wyden said.
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Shopping portals are online gateways to retailer websites that earn you bonus rewards.
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Portals, collaboration tools, and mobile connectivity help keep extended teams in constant communication.
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However, that's been better for face lenses rather than for portals, Dominguez said.
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Tools will include better web portals, direct pricing feeds, and application programming interfaces.
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The eyes, nose and mouth are essentially portals for infectious diseases to enter.
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From there, National Guard units could share the videos through various online portals.
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Blue light filtered through the magnificent stained-glass rose windows above the portals.
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It also says customers can log onto portals and delete whatever they want.
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Here is a navigator's guide to some of the book's most interesting portals.
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After all, these companies already have personal health portals built out and deployed.
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In the Iron Age, these bogs were portals to distant worlds, wilder realms.
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Naver and Daum are the country's two biggest web portals and search engines.
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Most portals in No Man's Sky correspond to a specific combination of glyphs.
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These devices, in turn, are portals to the collective connectivity of the web.
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There are magical portals, islands to explore across the sea, and mysterious forests.
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The first paintings to greet the view belong to the series, The Portals.
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In the past, when the portals opened it led to fights between the two worlds, but in recent history those tensions have subsided to the point that the portals opening are now celebrations where each world welcomes visitors for the day.
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Ingress is played using a smartphone app, but in most cases players can attack or defend locations in the game, known as portals, only if they are in proximity to the real-world places on which the portals are based.
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A plot-driven tutorial introduces new players to the concepts of portals, hacking, etc.
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Many are looking beyond the physical stores and e-commerce portals their predecessors preferred.
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Many card issuers have their own portals that offer perks for visiting specific retailers.
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The broadcaster's travel business, which includes Internet portals such as etraveli, mydays and weg.
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They're portals for grown-ups into what being a young person is like today.
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The reason Portal works is because it doesn't focus on portals, but on planning.
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Aside from video, both Portals feature everything else you'd expect from a smart speaker.
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Since then, players including grocery chains and online portals such as 22014-21.5-Flowers.
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But portals like this one are key for making that "transparency" actually mean something.
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Like other Chinese portals, it warns users against "endangering national security" and "spreading rumours".
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Pokémon players receive items from the landmarks, but in Ingress they're known as portals.
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At least 11 online news portals associated with the opposition have been shut down.
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Gazing out the portals is one of the few ways to pass the time.
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That includes private online brokers who operate consumer-friendly web portals that actually work.
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Sometimes, airline shopping portals offer as many as 8 miles per dollar with Apple.
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I wanted to dig deeper and find out what these portals were all about.
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Change your name, diversify your content portals, and launch niche projects along the way.
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The government last week issued tighter rules for online news portals and network providers.
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B92's website, like other portals or print media, carry Sputnik stories for free.
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Science fiction is full of portals and membranes that separate people, universes, and dimensions.
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It will connect them through existing home improvement portals like Handy, HomeAdvisor and Porch.
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South Korea bars young players from online gaming portals between midnight and 6 a.m.
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TL;DR: Smart Facebook Portals are on sale for $50 off, starting at $79.
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Stories about shapeshifting monsters, interdimensional portals, UFO sightings, and poltergeists continue to this day.
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Here's what you need to know about the latest Facebook Portals, which launch Tuesday.
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If you can get past Facebook's toxic brand, the new Portals are quite pleasing.
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People use to call it a voice portal back when portals were a thing.
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CM: The fissures are the ruptures — we talk a lot about portals, the portals in time where something ruptures or opens up and you're able to see the world or be in the world in a way that is outside of the norm.
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The advent of Google (and then Facebook) pushed both early Internet portals further toward irrelevance as one Google's search algorithm prevailed and Facebook a new method for browsing online — replacing monolithic portals with personalized feeds tailored to the tastes of social networking peers.
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They have Frankenstein platforms — a user might have to log into a dozen different portals.
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But some vital portals remain online and are worth checking out — while you still can.
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I hacked portals on the streets of Sao Paulo, London, New York and San Francisco.
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There are several equity crowdfunding portals that have already gone active, including Zacksinvest and SeedInvest.
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To celebrate, it would appear that Epic Games is adding portals in Fortnite's Mega Mall.
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Other B2B properties include Officite, Sesame Communications, and Baystone Media, while consumer portals include DentalPlans.
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The Flipkart Group includes fashion portals Myntra-Jabong, payments unit PhonePe and logistics firm Ekart.
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Related: Interdimensional Portals and Miniature Murals Invade Honolulu Honolulu's 'Graffitification' Problem Can't Stop the POW!
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In the game's trailer, we hear Geralt complaining about portals before we even see him.
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The player has to teleport themselves or objects through the portals to solve various dilemmas.
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I'm arguing that large, multinational advertising platforms online are not trusted, credible public information portals.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China imposed the ban on several major news portals, including Sohu.
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Brute force attacks on RDP login portals are common, often aided by easily available tools.
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UPS will soon have 21,000 drop off and pick-up portals in the United States.
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ELAM: There's about two dozen portals permanently located around the world, from Afghanistan to Mexico.
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During the span of five months, I applied to over 150 jobs via career portals.
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The company operates online and mobile portals, as well as more than 1,000 betting shops.
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One reason is that it emerged from a whole generation of gaming portals and platforms.
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Scarbrough recommends taking a look at the member portals for miles and cash-back opportunities.
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Around 73 portals have become certified and started courting investors, but interest has been scant.
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"Super Blue Omo" will be one of ten works in Victoria Miro's Crosby show, "Portals".
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For now, our phones are handheld portals to all the world and what it's eating.
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Similarly, travel portals that sell plane tickets regularly default to pushing more activities on you.
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They also break up the gallery space by creating hallways and portals, which feels freeing.
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Most of the major bank and credit card companies have their own shopping portals, too.
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Pixar figured out long ago that toys can be portals into childhood, assembly-line madeleines.
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At the airport in Kunming, he said there were large infrared portals checking people's temperatures.
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The banks are also open to Symphony serving as the tissue between the various portals.
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Subscription-service portals like the above are just dreams, albeit ones surely shared by many.
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The bug was in the way iOS handles cookies when dealing with captive portals — such as welcome pages which require you to login upon accessing a hotel Wi-Fi — and was fixed by Apple by creating an isolated cookie store for all captive portals.
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However, amongst this flagrant surrealism are small portals of genius that keep us from logging out forever, and amongst these small portals of genius are Album+Art, an Instagram account dedicated entirely to flawless mash ups of your favourite album covers and classic art.
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You could still identify sniper portals, tapered on the outside to prevent bullets from ricocheting in.
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I spent a weekend in Yosemite, turning the valley's handful of hard-to-reach portals blue.
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An easy way to step up your rewards game is to peruse credit card shopping portals.
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If they're on the wall, they end up being more like portals than a historic rendering.
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Another easy way to step up your rewards game is to peruse credit card shopping portals.
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The good news is that companies using crowdfunding portals will also be required to make disclosures.
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Use magnets, portals, fans and more to navigate increasingly intricate mazes as fast as you can.
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Nonfiction, fiction, reference books, children's lit, sci-fi, poetry: All are portals of discovery and meaning.
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Players can battle each other with the aim of capturing places on the map called "portals".
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Photos taken by mobile phones and published on Bosnian web portals showed fire at the plant.
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In the early internet, the portals channeled people to the content in which they were interested.
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Funding portals have the potential to unleash this wisdom of the crowds on capital budgeting decisions.
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Dimension portals are the equivalent of Pokéstops, where you can get ammunition for your proton packs.
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"We might have our website portals down and then we will be in trouble," he said.
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In Diablo II, players rely on scrolls that open these portals to travel quickly between places.
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Its last game, Ingress, allowed companies like Duane Reade to create portals to increase customer traffic.
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Well, all kinds of crazy shit happens, from releasing ancient viruses to opening up hell portals.
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He also accessed student directories and login portals for more than 75 other colleges, they said.
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Mastercard, for instance, has built portals for card holders to check what data are being kept.
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"There was a park where I lived, and the park alone had thirty portals," Meng said.
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Shards would appear in portals all over the globe, and they would move every five hours.
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The two teams had to capture shards, then move them to designated end portals for points.
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In an era of portals, flash banners and link directories, it went in the opposite direction.
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The cities with hacked portals are: Those appearing in bold were hit for the first time.
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Some online portals, like Policygenius and SelectQuote, can help compare term-insurance rates among different companies.
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Portals are available for preorder on Monday, and they will be shipped to customers in November.
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And this ugly mother cutting about through magical portals with a magnificent flying cat for company?
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These worlds are tied together both through metaphysical portals and the psychic visions of people like Danny.
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Over the 30 years Yun worked this way, his portals have run from ghostly to solid darkness.
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Osbourne currently hosts the Travel Channel's series Portals to Hell, which premieres April 26 at 10 p.m.
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Kaspersky tracked attacks using lookalike webmail portals to steal email credentials for 131 universities in 18 countries.
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Both Portals can stream video from Facebook Watch, the company's YouTube competitor, but that's pretty much it.
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It's not unfair to say that well-designed, cloud-based patient portals should be an industry standard.
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Some portals have replaced their feeds offering news about celebrities with alternatives directing users to patriotic fare.
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This works because a function in Portals allows the origin page to share context with the destination.
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Some feature patient portals that allow individuals to access their medical history or schedule doctors' appointments online.
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She almost seems to burst from the train, as though alive, when the portals open and shut.
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In 1984, personal computers were cutting edge; in the mid-1990s it was websites and web portals.
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The portals' real value, though, is in letting you invisibly scope out locations before deciding to move.
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Two hedge funds, Balyasny and WorldQuant, have built online portals where sellers can plug in their datasets.
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However, with the announcement of the social media source rules state media said that news portals Sina.
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Ok, so — KS: Start with captive portals like open Wi-Fi that you have in an airport.
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Those portals can only be accessed when players physically walk to certain locations in the real world.
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The liner said in January that it planned to launch more pilot programs on third party portals.
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Patients and professionals can now connect via virtual sessions and online portals, a practice called telebehavioral health.
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Once you open a new credit card, make sure you're using shopping portals to maximize your spending.
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But the SEC found that Morgan Stanley had two internal web portals that lacked effective authorization mechanisms.
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Another piece of legislation, the Broadcast Act 2018, was proposed in October to regulate broadcast news portals.
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Choosing the right portals to link, and when to link them, is key to playing Ingress well.
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Like other travel portals, GoEuro's focus is on helping people plan their travel and book their tickets.
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Waiting for sales also helped me save, as did using discounted gift cards and cash-back portals.
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It's not clear how linking up citizens use of essential government portals could further 'no deal' prep.
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However, she speculates this might be a tough sell as companies hang onto their proprietary software portals.
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Donation portals, pickup apps and other out-of-the-box solutions take on food insecurity and waste.
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She does not so much mine them for insight as treat them as portals to hidden worlds.
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Plus, Portals, a web experience previously announced at Google I/O, was demonstrated with early partner Fandango.
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But these portals tend to be extremely wonky and hard to use, so they aren't used much.
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Many nonprofits and charities have portals that make it simple to set up a recurring monthly donation.
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They went from being flat representations of dead people to aesthetic expressions serving as portals into history.
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Sonic is from another dimension where animals speak, and glittering golden rings open up portals to other universes.
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Some of the more established online listing portals, like Zillow, have launched their own iBuyer platforms as well.
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The second volume, Secret Coders: Paths & Portals, drops in August, and the third, Secrets & Sequences, hits March 2017.
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Olagbaju: I feel like a lot of the portals I was drawing as a kid translated into mountains.
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Tsai said Taiwan and Honduras could serve as entry portals for the markets of Asia and Latina America.
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Enter these portals with a university password, and voilà — all the world's scientific knowledge is at your fingertips.
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Before Sci-Hub, Elbakyan simply asked fellow researchers with access to those portals to fetch articles for her.
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Look for opportunities to stack sales, coupons and cash-back portals, said Brent Shelton, a spokesman for FatWallet.com.
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Tesla's Supercharging stations, or fast battery charging portals, charge customers by the minute or by kilowatt-hour (kWh).
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ProSieben said it would continue the review of its remaining online travel business, especially travel booking portals weg.
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I still don't know much about how these portals actually work, but it sounds like a decent plan.
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There was a strange temple dedicated to tomatoes, and new portable rifts that let players create miniature portals.
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Ergo also said 550,000 users are registered in its customer internet portals, up 56 percent compared with 2015.
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The Chinese version, on the other hand, features two portals to more efficiently comb through the museum's relics.
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Though several shopping portals offer contraceptive products, no big player in India promises home delivery within an hour.
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Those log-in pages—their technical name is, somewhat ominously, "captive portals"—can seem impenetrable barriers to streaming.
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Minimalist Optical Patterns Emerge in Max Cooper's New Music Video Time Loops Through Trippy Portals in 360° Video
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Geralt intervenes, quite against Yennefer's wishes, and the two fight and bicker as they tumble through escape portals.
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Many pop-up shops offer portals to purchase items and have them shipped as opposed to holding inventory.
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Our dietary rhythms had been shaped by the nation's growing dependency on screens as irresistible portals of entertainment.
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Some drug companies and universities have created portals that allow researchers to access raw data from their trials.
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Alternatively, Bridget can open portals that let you look into a bookstore or spacecraft from said living room.
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However, despite the flurry of new VR content, portals and hardware, traditional 2D content continues to be king.
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But unlike other portals, it also has physical dealerships where vehicles are appraised, priced, photographed, documented and traded.
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It's worthwhile to check these portals for special bonus point promotions, so you're earring the most miles possible.
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Self-service portals include firms&apos digital offerings where client can access their accounts without consulting a representative.
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Nightly now, I use rhythmic breathing to try to conjure portals opening into a private compartment with Mrs.
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I think that music opens portals and doorways into unknown sectors that it takes courage to leap into.
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Some, like Ms. Cortez, have created startling objects that offer portals into alternative worlds or mimic time machines.
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The United States will place more of the burden on e-commerce portals such as Amazon and Walmart.
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Often times during holidays, these shopping portals will offer bonus points or miles for hitting certain spending thresholds.
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The ecommerce company's India rival Flipkart (largest ecommerce player in India) owns fashion-focused Myntra and Jabong portals.
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Importantly, however, customers will have to manually make that switch on their Portals or through Facebook's activity log.
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But there's a lot of thoughtful work happening at hubs like The Creative Independent, Talkhouse, Portals, and Bandcamp Daily.
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In less than ten years, iPhones have increasingly become the portals to our exterior: work, fun, sex, and culture.
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But pokéstops and gyms are often in the same location as portals are—because Ingress players put them there.
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These arches are decorative portals, but they evoke the illusion of stone, creating a dramatic moment for the viewer.
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Since the 1980s, people have been practicing self-guided cognitive behavioral therapy through workbooks, CD-ROMs, and web portals.
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When one decides to buy a flat, one would typically start on one of the leading real-estate portals.
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The VR roller coaster hurls (lol) you through space, into wormholes and through interstellar portals alongside spaceships and droids.
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Providing more bridges between merchants and Google's search and advertising portals serves a couple of different purposes for Google.
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Lifehacker editor Alan Henry was able to find the Ingress map of the area, which is littered with portals.
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In a demo of Portals' potential, Google showed off how they could be used on a meal planning website.
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Another function in portals is the ability for the origin site to hand off information to a destination site.
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VR browsers are generally thought of as portals for 2D web pages, but that's not all they're good for.
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Title III limits the amount companies can raise from funding portals to $1 million over any 12-month period.
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The portals also offers different lenses, filters, and other tools for engaging with shows as well as with friends.
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One of the most popular ideas floating around is that the portals will involve time travel of some sort.
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And rather than an Archmage Antonidas, Pavel runs two Firelands Portals and one Flamestrike in the seven-mana slot.
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That is a lot of bitcoins – a currency specific to the Dark Web – passing through untraceable e-commerce portals.
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From online banking to accessing government portals, these senior students were shown how technology could easily enrich their lives.
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Every day I'd set up my own portals before work, only to find them destroyed when I came back.
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Ingress formed the infrastructure that Pokémon Go builds on top of – the 'portals' in Ingress became Pokéstops, for example.
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It asks players to travel to portals and claim them for one of two factions in an underground struggle.
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Scout24 is a cluster of internet portals which includes European car trading site AutoScout24 and real estate site ImmobilienScout24.
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You'd be forgiven, watching the dueling livestreams, for thinking you'd stumbled across portals into a pair of parallel universes.
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A long trek leads to a central courtyard puzzle, which eventually take you through an odd series of portals.
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GOAT has been busy carving out a similar space focused on the app and online portals rather than retail.
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Which is to say, the very people building these glowing hyper-stimulating portals have become increasingly terrified of them.
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This would presumably allow federal grantees to provide aid by telephone or through web portals, like online insurance brokers.
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So on your way to these hellish interdimensional portals, make sure you help a few civilians along the way.
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To find out which portals are offering the largest payouts when you are ready to buy, check out cashbackmonitor.com.
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That means all you have to do to find portals — I mean PokéStops — is sign up to play Ingress.
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In a letter to users of Moscow's online portals, Sobyanin said the extended holiday should not be treated lightly.
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To address this, colleges should empower students through resources like online portals, as well as offer stress management resources.
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Since then, some states have allowed online voting through web portals, emails or digital faxes, despite the security risks.
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Marvel strikes again with "The Gifted," a special effects-laden Fox series from the "X-Men" universe — teleportation portals!
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Under what I call the "constant companion model," we now see our smartphones as always-on portals to information.
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The "fiery poles" and "fragrant portals" of Key West have never before been quite this fiery, quite this fragrant.
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In 1999, raves served as portals into the terrifying and entrancing future that seemed to shimmer on the horizon.
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The designs address concerns that the tunnel portals and deep cuttings would scar the landscape and cause irreparable damage.
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A lot of them have actually served as portals to hellishly bland, flat music reproduction that let the user down.
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Find a directory of the 35 or so news organizations that maintain SecureDrop portals—Tor-enabled inboxes for anonymous tips.
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You'll do your shopping on a new crop of so-called equity crowdfunding portals, with names like Crowdfunder and Wefunder.
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Bonial's German business, where it operates portals such as kaufDa and MeinProspekt, has been profitable since 2011, the executive said.
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In her exhibition at Sargent's Daughters, Brandi Twilley depicts windows as portals beyond the bleak circumstances of her family's house.
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These are suggestive of portals, of gateways that can't transport your body but stir your mind towards openness and possibility.
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As better weather arrives, it's a good time to go outside with your phone to explore some augmented reality portals.
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Firms can now integrate Coursera into their own learning portals, track employees' participation and provide their desired menu of courses.
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He opens a mysterious door via a moving mural, and finds himself in a vast netherworld of pathways and portals.
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Welling said firms are already spending on technology to improve their customer facing client portals and their document management systems.
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Today, online insurance, e-commerce, ride-sharing, flight booking and real estate web portals are among its fastest growing segments.
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Maps were drawn, dining halls were poisoned, dimensional portals were accidentally set up, it was a joyous time for all.
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That's meant ferrying myself across multiple galaxies in search of portals and communication towers, often losing entire days to travel.
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In Ingress, players can take over each other's "portals," which require that players go to real-world locations to take.
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There are the portals, of course, which let you zip vehicles from one area of a level to the next.
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Ingress is more complex than your average smartphone game and tasks players with capturing 'portals' found around the real world.
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Top left has a few flyaways, while top center has a couple stray portals in there — can't blow those out!
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A couple of years ago, I was working as a SVP at Bank of America, building tech portals for traders.
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Why do some people enter by vanishing (Will) and others through slimy portals that definitely don't invoke any other imagery?
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Yahoo brings in more than 1 billion visitors to its homepage, video sites, sports and finance portals, and email service.
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And that is the conversation that seems to be going on within the hallowed portals of the ECB about tapering.
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Kurdish news portals said a mine exploded, followed by two car bombs that left several dead, including women and children.
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It gathers opportunities from a wide range of online portals and lets you search them with just a few clicks.
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There are also cash-back shopping portals like Ebates (now called Rakuten), if you don't want to earn travel rewards.
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While most schools have online portals for turning in papers, some professors still require students to hand in physical copies.
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But soon after, when the camera pans out at the portals opening, the shield is back to its original state.
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By standing close to a portal their team controls, players create links to other portals whose portal keys they possess.
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In part, his fanbase is down to the community he has cultivated beyond physical garments, through portals like this book.
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Using the credit card rewards portals, you can book at any Millennium hotel or resort, including The Hard Days Night.
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Reviewing the footage, he identified the kitchen range as one of the off-camera portals of Horace's entrances and exits.
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Next, water was injected through special portals in the containers' walls at speeds of 6 to 30 feet per second.
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In a letter to users of Moscow's online portals, Sobyanin said the week-long holiday should not be treated lightly.
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Most state labor departments offer online portals, like the ones listed in the table below, to start filing your claim.
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Lehman's failure "opened the portals of hell," according to Diana B. Henriques, then a senior financial writer for The Times.
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Focusing on search and advertising services for other web portals, it's largely seen as a web software and infrastructure company.
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Still, several news portals wrote that cybersecurity firms like Kaspersky Lab had found initial evidence that pointed to North Korea.
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American Express Hotel Collection and Fine Hotels & ResortsAmex fields not one, but two, online hotel booking portals for certain cardholders.
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Eleven "portals," squiggly vertical flags made with multicolored metallic fabric, hang at different heights in groups of two or three.
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Even molten gold and silver got collaged in, framing holes in the fabric like melting portals to a recycled world.
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Netflix description: Creepy apps, wishes gone wrong and portals to another dimension: Brace yourself for 10 new spine-tingling tales.
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They do so through the sudden, unexplained doors that appear throughout the city and that are portals to other places.
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But he and other parents and patients have begun sharing their genetic data through portals like MyGene2 to help others.
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Dodging weirdos dressed as Knuckles asking me to take them to their queen and dropping portals to "Uganda" was not.
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One of the criteria for Ingress portals, which are now Pokéstops and gyms, is that they be safe and publicly accessible.
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Often using imagery of African masks and dance, he creates color-packed, gesture-driven paintings that function, for him, as portals.
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Zeus and its relatives — the pantheon, if you will — target transactions such as online banking logins, payment portals and bitcoin exchanges.
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In other words, there's a strategic advantage in linking to portals in remote areas, which are less likely to be hacked.
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The most obvious shared element between Ingress and Pokémon Go is the landmarks used for, respectively, portals and pokéstops or gyms.
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On most online shopping portals, shoppers must reenter their credit card details if they change the shipping address for an item.
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If you answered, "infinite psychedelic visuals such as giant spirals, never-ending walls, and gigantic rooms of portals", you'd be correct!
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That was because of the free Doppel portals in real-life Tangier, which allowed the locals to partake in virtual life.
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Some filmmakers use their influences as portals to creativity; others never escape them, becoming lost in a prison-house of allusionism.
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The Portals can play music through Spotify and Pandora, or stream video from Facebook Watch, but these are intentionally limited devices.
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Games and other online portals, in an attempt to promote its music to the kind of music who play casual games.
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This was done using a photo double for some moments, and having Carla run through secret crew access portals in others.
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The Chinese government first blocked the newspaper's online portals in 2012, though access to its mobile apps proved trickier to control.
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So I have to embrace new technologies and new portals of information and the internet's obviously a huge part of that.
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Small palm trees cover the contouring sides while pools of "beauty water" cascade over sandy portals that visitors can walk through.
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The original game was made for six giant buttons, which people had to stand on to activate portals in the game.
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Blockchain explorers are web portals that anyone can use to view public cryptocurrency transactions—essentially, financial reporting sites for cryptocurrencies. Etherscan.
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The sheer volume of information in recent years may be overwhelming patients and discouraging them from using these portals, Gerber said.
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All of them seem to emerge from what could be bodies of water or portals, suggesting the radical possibilities of rebirth.
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Portals on Star Trek look kind of like this one, but sometimes they only reach through time or space, not dimension.
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Other social media companies have launched coronavirus information portals and content channels that depict how people are faring during social distancing.
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Most home search portals ask about what you want in a binary way — either you want a pool or you don't.
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For one thing, he said, the group decided to integrate the administrative portals for Enterprise Mobility and Security and Office 365.
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Parents often feel as if their children's smartphones are portals to another world — one that they know little to nothing about.
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While mandates for meaningful use and patient portals exist, your overarching communications and messaging must be patient-centered and genuinely sincere.
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Doctors and nurses are encouraged to ask, and patients can self-report — if they can find the questionnaire on online portals.
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Yet in the past decade, they've become synonymous with poor search functions, black hole–like résumé portals and expired job posts.
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He could never decide between booking through the travel portals, transferring to partners, and the seeming myriad of additional redemption options.
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The director of Citizen Lab doesn't think it's a coincidence that all of these portals to the internet are so leaky.
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Online news portals posted live updates of the scene outside the court where scores of journalists and onlookers waited for Najib's arrival.
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Silver Lake last year bought Britain's ZPG, operator of the online property portals Zoopla and PrimeLocation, for 2.2 billion pounds ($2.83 billion).
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Meanwhile, a growing number of people are hopping onto the bandwagon, and trying their luck at selling items on mainstream shopping portals.
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Campspace, based in Leiden, the Netherlands, and Hipcamp, based in San Francisco, provide online portals to search for and rent private campsites.
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Ingress started out with portals in obvious landmark locations but allowed players to add more where they thought there should be some.
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Some are portals into other constructed worlds, a favorite from my childhood and the root of my deep love for speculative fiction.
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Until then, users are finding ways around it — by collating and sharing links to data portals to help others access their data.
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The update will also add the ability to quick-travel between planetary portals, a feature that's been rumored for quite some time.
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As part of the latest crossover event in Fortnite, Stranger Things-style portals have started appearing in the game's Mega Mall region.
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Today, portals (that look like the ones leading to the Upside Down in the show) were also added to the Mega Mall.
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The Times article is a worthwhile look back at the state of '90s internet gaming, which grew symbiotically with portals like AOL.
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This is also why it makes sense for Walmart to acquire one of the two default portals of entry into e-commerce.
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Related: Street Artist Paints Murals onto Melting Icebergs Paddleboarding Artist Makes Murals from the Water Interdimensional Portals and Miniature Murals Invade Honolulu
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But at first, the company didn't get much attention — after all, it was just one of many search engines and web portals.
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It's not exactly a canon treatment in the game, as they create portals instead, but it makes for a great AR experience.
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What's needed is access to land, electricity, internet access, people to run the portals, and their use is free to the public.
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Nichols' latest film, Midnight Special, leaves even more portals of possibility standing wide open over the course of its 111-minute run.
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Portals come into the picture pretty quickly, allowing drivers to teleport to different preset areas of the stage while maintaining their momentum.
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Gorchov uses papier-mâché, clay, burlap, and a good deal of acrylic paint to make these little portals into some ultima Thule.
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It also says it attracts over 45 million visits per month, with localised portals in United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
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But the "immersive" exhibit was just some Portals stuck to some funky painted wooden backdrops, and it all felt smarmy and forced.
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Garlington and Bertotti's show, The Portals of Wonder, is centered around evocative black-and-white photographs presented in lavish three-dimensional frames.
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The GPWA also runs a website certification service, loading a certification badge onto 2,476 different affiliated sites — typically gaming portals like PokerListings.
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Prior to GYANT, most developers launched digital health apps on private, secure portals so they could control the flow of patient information.
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He showed that as lightning flashes over, the electrical current enters critical portals into the body: the eyes, the ears, the mouth.
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Of the more than 150 iTunes podcast portals around the world, 29 have hand-edited selections and Steve Wilsons of their own.
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More elaborate actions, such as connecting portals to build an energy field, require many players to work together in a coordinated fashion.
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"What will probably happen is that big portals and big platforms will benefit from this, which is not the intention," DeGroote said.
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Let friends/family know your status: Use safety check-in portals provided by the American Red Cross or Facebook's Disaster Response pages.
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The behind-the-scenes footage showed that a lot of details, like the superhero costumes and portals, were created using special effects.
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Also, as the New York Times has pointed out, there is early evidence that some crowdfunding portals are not being properly regulated.
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Indonesia's government has closed sites that it says promote fake news, though experts say some portals were also targeted for political reasons.
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Visitors now enter through Gabriel's portals, under an entablature that reads "To the Glories of France," into meticulously detailed classicized limestone vestibules.
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Players suck up ambient XM just by walking around, and they use the energy it provides to attack portals or make links.
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These portals work just like Expedia or Priceline, with one difference: They show the price in points as well as in dollars.
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Refrain from touching your face with unclean hands, because the eyes, mouth and nose are all portals for the virus, she says.
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Somalia has 67 radio stations, 30 newspapers, 21 television networks, and numerous news portals, according to the journalists' union's 2017 annual report.
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Cheaper telemedicine, in which patients see doctors and get diagnosed over online portals, should be part of any direct medical care model.
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It's a novel about refugees and doors — portals — that magically whisk them away from the dangerous and deadly place to somewhere new.
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"Like 'The Gates,'" he said, referring to the $21 million orange installation that brightened the winter of 2005 with 7,500 pleated portals.
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Misys has clung to its base of third-tier banks, while selling them follow-on products for lending, payments, digital customer portals.
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The chain is revamping six of its American restaurants by adding walk-up windows and digital pick-up portals for online orders.
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WebMD provides health information services to consumers, health care professionals, health plans and others through a variety of online portals and publications.
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"That's what the portals function as: hallucination devices developed by a psychonaut to help push perception along into lesser traveled spaces," Keyes says.
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The screens in the exhibitions — black, cracked, and mute — are treated as independent entities, rather than lenses or portals for viewing something else.
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But it relies on Ingress players submitting portals for less-populated areas, such as Antarctic research stations, which Niantic then approves or denies.
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Those guys are going to be those portals through which you're going to do retail, because that's where you spend all your time.
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Kornilov told the interviewer that the websites, being launched separately in Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia, would be independent portals steering clear of politics.
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The service is available across 85033,000 cities and towns, and users can still shop through other portals such as Prime Now, MarketWatch reports.
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This is the first time Portals have launched into the business world, and means Facebook is going head-to-head Zoom and Skype.
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It opens in Rick's garage lab, and allows players to explore the universe by grabbing stuff, throwing stuff around, and hopping through portals.
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Before arriving in Ibiza, Depp visited Puerto Portals, on the island of Mallorca in Spain, to dine at a local restaurant on Sunday.
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Campaigns use the database as a foundation for their own data as they identify and track support over time within their own portals.
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Entering it makes the operator enlist you in "Operation Scoop Snoops," a covert mission to shut down portals causing anomalies around the world.
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Cole presents a world where the brutal Order exists to stamp out magic wherever it appears, killing magicians who open portals to hell.
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As is generally the case with website access and portals, once a bad actor is inside the firewall, it's a free-for-all.
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Founded in 224 as GirnarSoft, CarDekho operates a range of online portals that sell new and second-hand cars and motorbikes in India.
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The tech companies prefer to meet their obligations through web portals which let people download some, but not necessarily all, of their data.
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In Portal, you can place two portals — one orange, and one blue — on two surfaces to travel instantaneously from one point to another.
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Although the login portals for Longbeach, Pleasanton, and Baltimore exist, they do not appear to be publicly accessible at the time of writing.
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Motherboard verified the BoingBoing report with its own subdomain scanning technique, which verified that the login portals mentioned in the BoingBoing report exist.
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Instead of just pointing and warping to a destination, though, you'll use a gun whose shots open extremely familiar-looking blue-rimmed portals.
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It was a fast-paced album that was heavy with samples that were sound portals to songs like "Sweet Sahumerio" and "Claroscuro" ("Chiaroscuro").
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From there on in, it's about picking up a blaster and shooting the potential robot invaders who appear from portals around a room.
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I'd been playing Diablo II for a few years when I began to imagine blue portals appearing around me in the physical world.
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Naver is best known for its search engine, and content portals, but it also operates a shopping and price comparison engine in Korea.
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There are labyrinthine hallways with inaccessible rooms behind mysterious doors, reminiscent of those portals that Lewis Carroll's Alice had difficulty entering in Wonderland.
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The back story of Ingress involves mysterious aliens that are sending exotic matter to Earth via portals like fountains, public buildings and landmarks.
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It features modular classrooms, "digital portals," ovular cutout windows, and a mesh spiral staircase rising through a "vertical farm" of planters on shelves.
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Pokémon GO is based on developer Niantic Labs' first game Ingress, which tasks players with hacking portals to gain control for their team.
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Released in 2013, Ingress built a strong base of players, some so devoted that they'll travel to other countries to hack new portals.
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Web portals, as they were called, were fading in importance, and social networks like Facebook were emerging as powerful competitors for people's attention.
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It also responds to applicants it deems unfit to move forward — a refreshing shift for applicants used to being ghosted by application portals.
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Those who do have access through so-called "patient portals" sometimes find that the user experience is poor and the information is limited.
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I spent the next month hacking portals along the New York City subway lines, feeling proud whenever I managed to create tiny links.
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Equally beautiful and grotesque, the bodies and faces in Dromsjel's work melt, implode, sprout colors and flowers, or serve as portals into space.
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All the major frequent flyer programs have their own shopping portals, where you can earn as many as 36 miles per dollar spent.
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While foreign news sites and social media portals are widely blocked in China, overseas academic journals had largely avoided mass censorship until recently.
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Instead of meeting in person, I'm speaking to people using a half-dozen different messaging services, online conference portals and video chat platforms.
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Private entities in the sector have highlighted faltering house prices for several months now, particularly online real estate portals like Idealista and Fotocasa.
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They are lap-size portals to worlds where there is no fear, even in the face of night, mystery and the glorious unknown.
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Tech companies are battling coronavirus misinformation through fact portals, down-ranking and removing harmful information and products, introducing fact-checking programs, and more.
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Spain's BBVA, Denmark's Saxo Bank, Nordic lender Nordea and Ireland's Ulster Bank have already published open developer portals ahead of the EU legislation.
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"Because of technology like Skype and Zoom, secure portals, and electronic filing, you can work with accountants anywhere in the country," he said.
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Schools that report benefits from the use of portals share a few common practices around training, parent access and rules for teacher use.
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She treated them as open portals into which she could build new, dimensional worlds out of objects with personal, spiritual, and historical charge.
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Online shopping portals have also started asking for the ID from Indians simply trying to buy a book or a pair of shoes.
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"We are looking at ways to use the movies as portals to enrich and expand the universe of the film," Dobbs Beck says.
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Increasingly, companies like Facebook and Twitter are the portals through which people learn and respond to police killings of black people across America.
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I would rather sell 10 paintings for $100 than two paintings for $200 because those 10 paintings are 10 portals to new experiences.
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Beginning next month, Robinhood users in five states will be able to trade bitcoin and ethereum — for free, in contrast to other competing portals.
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"[E]mployment in the Internet publishing and web search portals industry increased from 67,000 jobs in January 2007 to 206,000 jobs in September 2016."
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You'll encounter portals that shift you from one area of a stage to another, and trees that will only grow when subjected to sunlight.
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They can link their team's portals to claim territory and gain points (or "Mind Units" in the game's narrative) and boost their team's score.
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Rather, you can shoot orange-and-blue portals on any surface, drop the cube into them, and watch as it teleports around your house.
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Longclaw gives Sonic a bag of magical rings that open portals to any place the user wants, and off he goes to the Earth.
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To start with, Moka allows recruiters to post job listings across multiple platforms with one click, saving them the hassle of hopping between portals.
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It pipes in information from a huge range of online portals (from Evernote to Gmail) and lets you track them all from one place.
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Called "Portals," the technology is something the company has been developing for some time, and is designed to offer an alternative to using IFrames.
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And the law has worked, facilitating the growth of a vibrant ecosystem of online portals that have spurred an unprecedented boom in creative production.
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On a large steep stairway in St. Nicholas Park, Kori Newkirk's "Sentra" offers visitors three portals to pass through as you ascend or descend.
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Alibaba now sees some 3 trillion yuan ($464 billion) in e-commerce transactions flow yearly through its portals, triple the figure seen in 2012.
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As I'm based in a major city, most of the portals around me were very established and many were controlled by the opposing team.
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It was possible for players to make portals for other players and if Teth was your home base, you could make a portal there.
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In addition to games like Cuphead and multimedia portals like YouTube and Netflix, the update will also bring improvements to Autopilot and Smart Summon.
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Players on two opposing Ingress factions—the Enlightenment and the Resistance—fight to control these portals and link them with others across the globe.
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The Fancy Bear sites Microsoft hunts down are designed to look like familiar, legitimate political portals for campaigns, lobbying groups, think tanks, and more.
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Related: Time Loops Through Trippy Portals in 360° Video Enter a Gothic Winter Wonderland in 360° Video Explore Salvador Dalí's World in Virtual Reality
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Art Festival Interdimensional Portals and Miniature Murals Invade Honolulu World's Largest GIF-iti Comes Alive In Taiwan Street Artist Tags Hawaii with Yarn Graffiti
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Long after other states had developed simplified online portals, New York required a cumbersome sign-up process that advocates say depressed rates of registration.
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Patient portals, being implemented at many hospitals, now allow patients to leave messages for their physicians in secure ways that do not threaten confidentiality.
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But, while some labels may have had success using online-selling portals, the outbreak will likely leave a hefty dent on this year's sales.
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Fragments of Euclid is downright mind-bending, dropping you into a building filled with staircases and portals covered with black-and-white, dizzying patterns.
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Issuers like Chase and American Express incentivize booking travel through their internal portals, which makes the credit card companies the travel agent of record.
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Many travel rewards cards offer benefits like free breakfast, food and beverage credits, and complimentary Wi-Fi when you book through their online portals.
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The prices available through credit card travel portals are often on par with those of other online travel agencies or booking direct through hotels.
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Ocean data that was previously scattered across agencies or buried in file cabinets is being made available publicly via online regional ocean data portals.
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Hilda believes that the world is pocked with portals — "thin places," she calls them — where the living come very close to whatever is beyond.
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The new Portals also support picture-in-picture viewing sessions, so you and a friend can both view a video on Facebook Watch together.
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But most of what flowered on music streaming services was a manifestation of culture being hatched elsewhere on the internet, in less obvious portals.
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It's clear from the second you unbox and set up the Portals that the company hoped to address its privacy concerns as comprehensively as possible.
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For instance, sales through online shopping portals amounted for 32 percent of the overall smartphone sales by volume in Q2 2016, according to Counterpoint Research.
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The idea is you use these portals to get around obstacles and move otherwise motionless objects, though the process of doing so is rarely simple.
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Zach explained that the next time he goes to visit her, he could try to link with portals at the very bottom of the Earth.
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Mayer's Old Web property is now part of a phone company, a prospect that would be unfathomable when the first web portals hit the scene.
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Related: Essay: Hawaii Blossoms into a Paradise for Street Art Street Artist Remed Opens Portals to Spirituality Street Artist Turns Walls Into Melting Optical Illusions
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In early November, the CWA hackers claimed to have gotten into a series of government portals where they got a database of law enforcement agents.
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Outside of one particular scene — in which you use portals to search parallel versions of the same area — the puzzles are almost all the same.
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"Portals are a great business to be in, but it just doesn't happen to be our business," said Bezos following the announcement of the acquisition.
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Portals have yet to attract the highly anticipated drove of start-ups and investors in the six months since the SEC removed barriers to investing.
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The Portals also use artificial intelligence to get a sense of all the people within their line of sight and frame them front and center.
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The narrow door of the traditional tea-house, Mr Yajima explains, forbade clients to carry divisive marks of distinction (such as swords) through its portals.
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We should create digital apothecaries, that is, online portals providing unlimited access to evidence-based Massive Open Online Interventions in as many languages as possible.
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Despite a longstanding government pledge not to censor the internet, authorities have blocked several websites and news portals carrying reports critical of 1MDB and Najib.
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The model means shopping guides like SMZDM rely overwhelmingly on shopping portals for success and are susceptible to the changes at the e-commerce behemoths.
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Snap Originals also feature Show Portals, a feature that lets users swipe up to step inside of a scene from a show and experience it.
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It also refers to user-friendly portals on the front end that let clients see their portfolios and make changes without interactions with an advisor.
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Asian mega-messengers like WeChat and Line have become giant portals in their own right, connecting users to businesses, on-demand services, games, and more.
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"A paradigm shift is happening where online patient portals are becoming more common, and results are being released there," he told Reuters Health by phone.
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The government blocked several websites and news portals carrying reports critical of 1MDB and Najib, despite a longstanding government pledge not to censor the internet.
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Today, the above-ground portals are locked and the driveway leading up to the main entrance is closed for 19603 days out of the year.
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We've all used VPNs but explain briefly what a VPN is and then this idea of captive portals in the brief interim he's talking about.
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These portals must prove that investors' funds are protected from theft or computer malfunction, and nobody is engaged in unethical acts of pay-to-play.
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Selling stakes to small investors is a strictly regulated process, and all offerings must be run through portals registered with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
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PwC created the role of chief digital officer in October 2017 for Joe Atkinson to oversee the development of its digital training portals and apps.
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Ultimately, we should not be satisfied with setting up an action alert and neglecting further inquiry into whether or not the message portals are open.
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"Portals Into Futility was a journey for us to write, and hopefully a journey that also presents itself to the listener," the band told Noisey.
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Ingress players take part in the war by traveling to "portals," special locations in the real world which they can hack through the mobile app.
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That explains why the login portals of PhoneSheriff and other Retina-X products stated that they had suffered downtime due to a "hardware failure" recently.
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Moreover, data can move from being publicly shared through portals that make it immediately accessible to less accessible, but still technically public forms of availability.
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Simply register for these portals using your frequent flyer account number and simply click through to your favorite merchants when you're ready to shop online.
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In my mind, malls have always been portals for all this gross crap—free-floating spaceships where you can live off the stuff in them.
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Here, Pokémon fans are in luck because the PokéStops aren't just PokéStops; they're the leftover remnants of "portals" in an entirely different game called Ingress.
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Actually, China's entrepreneurial energy started in the late '90s with the portals, and then later the search engine, Alibaba, were launched in the early 2000s.
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I also get several works by Lee Bontecou — those steel, canvas, and soot portals that on first sight feel like an invitation into the void.
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While those portals will likely send off some sort of a notification to doctors, they'll also require providers to manually transfer results to their records.
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It is an endless parade of Amazon hardware devices and appliances and shopping portals, punctuated by hosts delivering brief sermons befitting the church of Amazon.
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Many of the hacked portals were running fully up-to-date systems, which raises questions about precisely how the attackers were able to breach them.
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Think of them as a demotic but joyous version of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's old Central Park portals, which turn everyday strolls into grand entrances.
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Megan Cassidy from the San Francisco Chronicle reports: Facebook and Twitter provide online portals specifically for law enforcement to request information during emergencies and investigations.
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But [given] the volume of Portals it's obviously not the purpose of it, and it's not anything that's going to be really material for Facebook.
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China's Sina Weibo was ordered to move several portals offline for a week after spreading obscene and wrongly oriented content, the country's internet watchdog said.
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Cards from Capital One, Chase, and American Express all feature travel portals where you can book travel for most airlines, hotels, rental cars, and cruises.
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A report released this year by the Department of Homeland Security recommended placing a higher burden on e-commerce portals such as Amazon and Walmart.
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Writers like Hurston and the artists in this exhibition can offer portals into deeper understanding for those of us grappling with how to get it.
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Lynch and Frost spent this season fixated on portals, from vortexes materializing in wooded thickets to wormholes abruptly spitting matter out into parallel planes of being.
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Both Portals look appropriately sleek for a device meant to be on display in your home, though the Portal+ takes up an obnoxious amount of space.
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Lots of streaming sites and entertainment portals allow multiple people to create profiles under the same account, including Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Spotify and Google Play.
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Bank executives say integrating technology across apps, web portals, ATMs and physical locations is a complex, time-consuming operation, but they are moving in that direction.
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As fun as the original game was, one couldn't help but wonder how cool it would be if you could create portals in the real world.
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Brownstein is working with a Boston-based company, Buoy, that offers health advice to millions of people in the US online and through health provider portals.
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The portals in and out of the ecosystem are the most important and legally sensitive parts of any new currency project — and Libra is no different.
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Kleberg's depictions of portals, in oil stick paintings both titanic and spacious, serve as theatrical channels into other worlds as well as mirrors reflecting this one.
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Social platforms like Facebook have also recently complicated this space by integrating ticket purchasing portals onto its site to direct customers to both Ticketmaster or Eventbrite.
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WebMD was one of the earlier vertical search portals and information repositories for health information on the Internet, founded in 1996 and going public in 2005.
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It's what Google and Apple have been trying to do with their own health and fitness portals, though with a limited amount of success so far.
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As for how Geralt ended up in the Soulcalibur universe, apparently, portals are opening up and dumping random characters from other franchises in the Soulcalibur universe.
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Portals allow clients to look up some basic information about their accounts without picking up the phone or having to make an appointment with their advisor.
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Based on that insight, I spent two years negotiating deals with what would later be called portals; eventually landing AOL, Excite, Yahoo, Netscape, Microsoft and others.
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Facebook and Sprint regularly receive search warrants from law enforcement—so frequently, in fact, that the companies have automated portals for agencies to submit their requests.
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Over the last few years messaging apps have developed from SMS-like services with a few extra features into platforms that are almost like internet portals.
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On Monday, IBM is publishing findings on vulnerabilities in five "visitor management systems," the digital sign-in portals that often greet you at businesses and facilities.
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ANI is South Asia's leading multimedia news agency with over a hundred news bureaus providing news content to broadcasters, news portals, newspapers and social media platforms.
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Mere seconds after Beth declares she'll never let her father come between her and Jerry's marriage again, the devil himself portals back into her life uninvited.
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Patients at Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center have been transferred to other hospitals because of the outage, and connected medical devices and portals are offline, as well.
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The Portals of Wonder also features video works by Pia Maria Martin, and is open through October 29 at the McLoughlin Gallery in downtown San Francisco.
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Weirdness makes itself known through an Escheresque array of doors, portals, entrances and exits, because it has to do with "that which lies beyond standard perception".
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Legislators want to pass laws requiring portals like Facebook, Twitter and Google to monitor all content and remove postings that are objectionable to those in power.
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The story of one man's deepening obsession with a terrorist group is a reminder of how the Internet provides easy portals to distant, sometimes dangerous worlds.
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LifeNews, a pro-Kremlin tabloid, and other state-linked news portals, have repeatedly published nude pictures of the candidate and her chief of staff, Polina Nemirovskaya.
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"Their bar and bat mitzvah is showing that God's love and the portals of our synagogue and every synagogue are open to everyone," Rabbi Buechler said.
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For example, if you're reaching out to your financial advisor, many have secure client-access portals where you could submit that tax return or account statement.
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The overhaul within the advisory business and beyond will entail a central digital hub for client data, a mobile application, and new adviser and client portals.
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This works similarly to other redemption portals, where you can search flights as you would on a carrier website and complete your booking by redeeming points.
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Although not affiliated with the Year of the Bird, they're lively portals into conservation, the biodiversity of New York City, and the artistic influence of birds.
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In myth, literature, and films of the past, doors or portals lead characters and viewers to something fantastical, usually with a problem that had an endpoint.
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And when developer Niantic converted the Ingress "Intel" map into the new Pokémon Go map, it converted all of Ingress's existing portals into brand new PokéStops.
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Make your online shopping work for you by using shopping portals — sites that get referral bonuses from retailers and then pass on some of those savings.
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And science fiction continues to be one of our important portals for thinking about the ramifications of our technological choices, and where they might take us.
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This year's faux websites will be campaign finance reporting portals, where kids will create fake news to unleash using bots on a fake version of Twitter.
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Most companies aren't transparent about where their data portals are, often out of sight and buried in privacy policies, near-guaranteeing that nobody will find them.
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Before booking anything, double-check which portals you might be eligible to use, and which one will give you the benefits that best suit your needs.
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You manage thaws and re-freezes via web portals maintained by the credit bureaus, with credentials they assign to you, says Robert Siciliano, CEO of idtheftsecurity.
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American multimedia artist Sandra Muss, the 123 Pulse Project Artist, will have two site-specific installations at the fair: Portals: Dreams of Flight and Open Doors.
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I set up two separate Portals in my office — one at my desk and one by the coffee machine — and waved to everyone who passed by.
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Network18's channel portfolio includes VH1, Nickelodeon, MTV, CNBC TV18, and a range of other local language channels, along with news portals like Firstpost and Moneycontrol.
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Portals to a world beyond the picture frame, mirrors introduce subtle, unexpected elements to their listings' accompanying photographs that make many of these images oddly compelling.
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And much of the game still revolves around traveling to those locations, capturing portals, and helping your side establish ever-larger networks of nodes across the globe.
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That's what makes black holes such a popular subject; light can't escape them, maybe they're portals across space and time, and they seem to break the rules.
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Now, I write on every application, to the Guggenheim and such... I always saw in your drawings, or maybe in the backgrounds of your drawings, your portals.
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Players have to capture a portal at its location, but portals can remain captured by a team by "charging" it from as far as 2,500 miles away.
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The idea behind Ingress is simple: There are "portals" tied to real-world locations across the game's map, which appear in AR when you get close enough.
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Several Chinese web portals that had streamed the film awards ceremony in the past did not do so this year over fears that "Ten Years" would win.
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The changes also come at a time when the major technology companies are bringing back the idea of portals as a stepping off point to the web.
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Only a fraction, Cline said, extended their portals to users outside of California, even though other states are gearing up to push similar laws to the CCPA.
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Right now, it's just Stranger Things portals, but we'll likely see a deeper collaboration in the form of character skins or a limited time mode very soon.
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You play as Jun, a human high school girl from an alternate-universe version of Earth that is magically linked by portals with another world called Emrys.
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But it seems some people are pretty happy with their Portals: Facebook employees, who were just caught leaving five-star reviews for their own product on Amazon.
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And as newer, techenabled brokerage business models, as well as portals, and iBuyers, have been better adept at embracing technology, the incumbents are increasingly on their heels.
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"Compared to the leading U.K. platforms, such as Rightmove and Zoopla, it feels like Spain's leading real-estate portals have been frozen for a decade," continues Marion.
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The former is a white-label service for companies like telecom providers to deliver additional content beyond using just an App Store using web portals, Fu said.
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In a nod to how central Instagram sees Shopping and IGTV to its future, those categories will also get big square portals inset within the Explore grid.
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It's a system called "passive wi-fi," which aims to consume at least 1,000 less power than typical wi-fi portals, including Bluetooth Low Energy and Zigbee.
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The first hardware products marketed under the Facebook brand, the Portals can be used to call other Portal users, or anyone who has Facebook or Facebook Messenger.
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Locke & Key follows Nina Locke and her three children, who start a new life in a weird house full of magical keys and portals to another world.
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Dark Caracal also dropped links into Facebook groups and created mock login portals for Facebook, Google, and Twitter accounts — where some folks invariably typed in their passwords.
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Online lenders are built up around dynamic online portals that can field and fund applications in a fraction of the time that incumbent lenders are able to.
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But this person has found a way to crush the player character into two portals simultaneously, creating a transcendental drug trip that's nothing short of insanely cool.
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Despite a longstanding government pledge not to censor the internet, authorities have blocked several websites and news portals carrying reports critical of 1MDB and Prime Minister Najib.
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So the glasses scanned my room and it knew that my windows were portals and it rendered the whale as if it were swimming down my street.
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EarthCam is one of the best collections of webcams out there, and—unlike a lot of webcam portals—most of the cameras are actually in working order.
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Carsome is up against other Southeast Asian auto portals like Carro and Carlist, but differentiates by only selling vehicles through commercial car dealers that it pre-screens.
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Combing the nearby forests for hours yielded no sign of an Ashram and no swirling gateways or mysterious portals to whisk us away to captivating new realms.
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Under the moniker Dromsjel, the Berlin-based artist shares characters decked out in vintage clothes and color palettes and twists them with psychedelic portals and warped anatomy.
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Inside, the installation opens in a Scooby Doo–ish Victorian house, where a vaguely described mystery involving a missing family has unlocked supernatural portals into other worlds.
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Reports from Chinese state news agency Xinhua claim that 15 property portals were targeted under the restrictions after authorities claimed that they broke real estate advertisement restrictions.
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Online reports about Luo's proposal did not survive the censorship it aimed to change and were quickly removed from major mainland news portals and social media platforms.
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ProSieben had announced in February that it was looking into its travel business, which includes Internet portals such as event agency mydays and travel booking site weg.
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The project currently has portals in 25 locations around the world, including Berlin's Tempelhof Airport, Washington, D.C.'s Holocaust Museum, and Harsham IDP camp in Erbil, Iraq.
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But Salido is just one example of how technology companies like First Data are racing to reinvent restaurant payment systems as portals to a valuable data source.
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Neuberger Berman is rolling out adviser-client portals, a new app, and a client data hub across the 80-year-old firm by the end of 2020
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Instead, patients disrobe incompletely, or sometimes not at all, just opening little portals in their clothing through which what passes for a physical examination can be performed.
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As I waited for a train to take me back to Manhattan, I pulled out my phone and captured several low-level Enlightened portals within my reach.
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That's why privacy and security advocates have been pushing for the whole internet to be encrypted, and not just login portals or pages containing users' private data.
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Schrömgens said he was also seeing smaller independent hotels pricing their rooms lower for customers who bought from the hotel directly rather than through the online portals.
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A new North American Electric Reliability Corporation document described it in more detail, including the type of vulnerabilities that let hackers compromise the web portals in question.
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Initiatives like crisis hotlines and anti-stigma campaigns focus on opening more portals into mental health services, but this is like cutting doorways into an empty building.
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Library sites—key portals for those looking for unbiased knowledge and trusted repositories for government documents—and library users could be among the first victims of slowdowns.
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Where she once would turn to the real estate pages of The Sydney Morning Herald, a Fairfax paper, she now scours two online real estate portals: Realestate.com.
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Easy-to-use client portals have become essential to provide investors with the ability to see their accounts, exchange secure emails with their advisor and share documents.
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Run through your list of health-care providers, prescription drug portals and dental and vision carriers to check for bills that were not sent to your FSA.
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To that end, major tech platforms have created online portals where members of the public can go to analyze political ads and who may have seen them.
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Pacer, a 30-year-old relic that remains unwieldy to use, is a collection of online portals run by the administrative arm of the federal court system.
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Later in 2017 came Atlas Rises, which completely revamped the game's limited story elements with something completely new and added portals, allowing quick travel across the galaxy.
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So Shanks decided to do something similar to recreate the film's portals, but on a smaller scale so he could work with his Doctor Strange action figure.
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There are resources out there — insurance portals, employer intranets, state websites — that can tell consumers how much procedures might cost them, but they aren't being used, Vivero said.
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By giving a platform for the viewer to loosen, unlock, and explore the cognitive responses of the mind, these portals become a crossroads between inner and outer space.
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But there will be an impact if new home developments are mothballed, estate agency branches start to close and price increases for the property portals become more difficult.
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In contrast, Mario is all locked levels and impossible portals, why-is-that-block-musical questions, long-tired tropes and unconvincing, or not there at all, narrative motivation.
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The rule, for instance, requires crowdfunding portals to register with the SEC, and companies that use crowdfunding to raise funds are subject to various financial reporting disclosure requirements.
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I thought the portals were a little odd, but in a world where Matthew McConaughey goes to a stranger's apartment and makes chicken, what's the threshold for "odd"?
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The history of stained glass windows as sacred portals of light would seem to provide a subliminal context for the show, as would the implications of smashing them.
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Some have made it near-impossible to find these "data portals," which companies set up so users can request a copy of their data or delete it altogether.
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"For those who did launch these portals and offer rights to all Americans, they are in the best position to be ready for these additional states," said Cline.
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Costa's most elaborate feature, it depicts a world of shadow in which glints of light become subjective portals into a collapsing mind breaking from the strain of trauma.
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The investment comes from JD.com, Thai retail group Central Group — which owns former Rocket Internet fashion commerce portals Zalora Thailand and Zalora Vietnam — and investment firm Provident Capital.
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If you're not quite sure where to donate, ActBlue has set up a couple of donation portals to help kids at the border and families separated and detained.
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The transaction will allow PRA's government business to develop and maintain scalable online payment portals, as well as enhance its ability to expand its services and client base.
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As I confirmed upon calling the number, you hear a version of the in-game noise of an object being sucked into one of the rifts or portals.
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These metrics indicate the larger role that social media platforms have on today's web: they are increasingly the portals where users are getting their information when they're online.
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But this would be a step backwards: Weibo has few obvious synergies with Sina's web portals, and a reunited group would probably trade at an even bigger discount.
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But in early November, the hackers claimed to have gained access to a series of sensitive law enforcement portals, where they allegedly found a database of government employees.
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In Ingress, the game is about connecting portals with a link from one place to another, and [when you] connect three of them, you create a control field.
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Content on China's internet has never been free of government censorship, though a number of internet companies run news portals that produce relatively independent reporting and opinion pieces.
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An Electronic Privacy Information Center report this week said 32 of the 50 states would allow voting by insecure email, fax and internet portals in this election cycle.
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The founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, covers his laptop's camera, and security experts agree, recommending covering photo, video and audio portals as a basic and cheap security safeguard.
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Travel shopping portals offer yet another way to earn airline miles and other types of rewards, and some don't require you to have a credit card at all.
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Apple's own apps become portals for third-party apps For instance, you can press on a message to open a tiny Messages app with just the current conversation.
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Portals Into Futility marks the Portland band's third full-length (their second for Relapse Records), and its astoundingly heavy, nuanced funeral doom compositions are matched by lyrical heft.
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Wei Wuhui, an assistant professor from Shanghai Jiao Tong University's media school, said the gang flourished because Chinese news portals were used to government intervention in their content.
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Meng didn't even know most of the agents until that morning, when a hundred sleepy-eyed players helped her create portals in a specific pattern for an operation.
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They developed Benita in coordination with Edoramedia, a digital agency based in Dubai that is well reputed in the region for developing best-of-class portals and apps.
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For example, we bought discounted gift cards to save a few bucks, and then used cash-back portals, like Rakuten, when shopping online to get some bonus cash.
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Another reveals "The Gates of Paradise," casts of Ghiberti's 17-foot-tall, gilded, carved bronze 15th-century portals originally made for the Baptistry of San Giovanni in Florence.
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Combining a signature L shape with blocks of color, his compositions often evoke doors, windows or portals, and have always animated blank areas of either canvas or wall.
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"With Hyperloop One we have given form to a mobility ecosystem of pods and portals, where the waiting hall has vanished along with waiting itself," says Bjarke Ingels.
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But if they refuse to do that, you will see international portals like this develop, because these talents are so valuable to leagues in both Japan and Korea.
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It's been surmised that the stone carvers tasked with creating the hundreds of figures adorning the portals of the cathedral enlisted drunks and vagrants to sit as models.
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And results from lab tests, even when digitized, sometimes flows into web portals — resulting in manual transcription or transference into a patient's record, creating new potential for errors.
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It's a similar situation with other health systems: Mayo Clinic, another hospital system with a prospective coronavirus test, also uses web portals in some situations, a spokesperson said.
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Social media has been replete with parents pulling their hair out over dodgy internet connections, overloaded public portals, and the challenges of balancing day jobs and home-schooling.
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A recent JAMA study found only about 0.7 percent of patients who log into patient portals where they can access records wind up sending them to their smartphones.
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Depending on the issuer and type of credit card you carry, you might have access to special online booking portals where reservations include these sorts of freebies, too.
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However, that doesn&apost mean you can&apost take advantage of credit cards&apos booking portals to enjoy perks like room upgrades, free breakfast, and on-property credits.
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Several online video portals, including iFeng, have been publicly reprimanded in the last six months for conducting live-streamed interviews and other news gathering activities without state authorization.
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Maddeningly, there are still government agencies that don't list emails for their public records offices, or don't have online portals for them, and I'm a pretty impatient person.
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Online portals allow them to pool their money to buy a piece of international real estate outright, or to fund buyers abroad like Mr. Dahill in New York.
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Referencing a chapter from the 2017 book, "Under Observation: The Interplay Between eHealth and Surveillance," Dr. Slomovic showed how much data wearable devices, apps, and health portals collected.
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While Stepstone has compensated for the loss of traffic from Google by using social media and other marketing channels, smaller portals could be harder hit, the spokesman said.
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The Bronx, which is also undergoing a building boom, did not make the list, perhaps because a sizable share of apartments there are not on major listing portals.
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S&S identified with a certain wave of sites like Delicious Scopitone, Road Goes Ever On, No Fear of Pop, Verb/re/verb, Flashlight Tag, who later started Portals.
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It is also important to note these costs do not include the Hyperloop technology itself, the portals, cybersecurity and external security measures that would be needed for the project.
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Portal 260's puzzles all center around the game's one and only gun, a non-lethal tool that shoots out blue and orange portals that connect to one another.
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The nation was gripped by regular live streams by local news portals, broadcasting developments of Najib's case from the time police raided his family's residences to his court appearance.
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The CSA said the program would consider business models including online crowdfunding and lending portals, artificial intelligence for trades or recommendations, and cryptocurrency or distributed ledger technology-based ventures.
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Will Force-wielding residents of the galaxy far, far away suddenly start zipping around time and space through portals like they're in some mashup of Stargate and Doctor Who?
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Local companies ran the portals, but I'd heard they took advantage of the (mostly poor) users — demanding commissions on sales of goods and services to tourists, and so on.
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The American military communicates over encrypted radio networks and classified internet portals to relay the same type of information that their Afghan counterparts are broadcasting freely over their smartphones.
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Corporate services provider Eclipx Group was the day's largest gainer on the ASX 200, closing more than 20% higher after it announced the sale of two e-commerce portals.
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As Wu argued, "the heart of e-commerce portals is to drive sales instead of building a community for giving and receiving unbiased feedback," which is SMZDM's value proposition.
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There's heavy discussion of LSD and what sound like fleshy portals that slice people and objects in half and grant entry to some unknown universe where time moves slower.
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But the group was also allegedly able to break into a series of law enforcement portals, and, more recently, into a Department of Justice network, accessing sensitive internal data.
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Etihad, flydubai, Gulf Air and SriLankan Airlines also suspended services to the country and flight tracking portals showed Singapore Airlines, British Airways and others were forced to reroute flights.
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A recent survey of online portals found that medium-sized file hosting services paid between $85033,000 and $25,000 a month in licensing fees alone for Audible Magic's filtering tool.
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The Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center paid 40 Bitcoins to regain control of its medical devices, portals, and file systems, after its network was infected with ransomware by the attackers.
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Maersk said this was part of the shipping line's strategy to provide digitized services for customers and that it plans to launch more pilot programs on third party portals.
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"We are counting on brokers and funding portals to be bulwarks of investor protection in this space," Mary Jo White, chairwoman of the S.E.C., said in a recent speech.
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Mr. Harman, a data architect who goes by the nickname Auros, frequently hops on his bicycle in the evening to take action on portals in his Silicon Valley neighborhood.
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And last September, he hiked high into the California back country with his spouse and a friend to recapture enemy-controlled portals in Kerrick Meadow near Yosemite National Park.
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Some hotels also have shopping portalsIf you're a hotel loyalist who racks up miles in a specific hotel program, also remember that some hotels have their own shopping portals.
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You can 'double up' on rewards with the right credit cardFinally, don't forget that you absolutely can use a travel rewards credit card when you shop through travel portals.
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Unlike with hotel and airline shopping portals, with the Chase portal you have to use your Chase card to make the purchase if you want to earn bonus points.
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Google soared over the years with its superior web search and search ads, while Facebook derived strength from social networking, stealing people's time and attention away from web portals.
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And then visit a national park, because as Williams reminds us, they are "portals and thresholds of wonder," the "breathing spaces for a society that increasingly holds its breath."
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Travel shopping portals offer yet another way to earn airline miles and other types of rewards, and some don&apost require you to have a credit card at all.
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Many credit card issuers and rewards programs offer online portals that dole out additional rewards for every dollar you spend at popular stores like Home Depot, Kohl's, and Sephora.
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In May, it released regulations for online news sites and network portals that expanded curbs on content and required all services to be overseen by party-sanctioned editorial staff.
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Some are clearly strange because of the design of the bowl itself... …whereas others possess a sinister quality due to the configuration of the lavatories: Poop portals to hell?
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Each box, measuring 72 × 72 × 30 inches and titled Impenetrable Room, garners looks of wonder from passersby because of the illusion that they are infinite portals into the unknown.
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Now, experts worry that repealing net neutrality protections could harm them by allowing service providers to restrict access to key access portals or make them more expensive to use.
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There were stories of long-lost friends next to struggles at work, moments of historical significance flowing into prosaic family vignettes: kaleidoscopic portals into moments of my grandfather's life.
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All video will effectively go through the portals of these dominant providers and Internet video will remain and add on to the high price of broadband and cable service.
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From the portals of one of the hotels absorbed by government departments darted the slight figure of a girl clerk, distractedly gesticulating while another stroke of Big Ben resounded.
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A key part of e-Estonia is e-residents, foreigners who have been given a digital identity card allowing them to access some online services such as government portals.
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The investment displayed Mr. Son's willingness to act on a general conviction: in this case, that web portals would be crucial to the early commercial development of the internet.
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Reward portals provide another opportunity to boost earnings, she said — letting you rack up, say, miles in a preferred airline for buying a sweater or ordering flowers for Mom.
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In May, it released regulations for online news sites and network portals that expanded restrictions on content and required all services to be overseen by party-sanctioned editorial staff.
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Real estate portals like Zillow and Trulia can serve as a good starting point for learning your local real estate market, but their value estimates aren't always very accurate.
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"The provincial portals that once invested heavily in steering users to black content suddenly had little stake in doing so," McIlwain writes, blaming Google's "traffic cop" algorithm in particular.
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But Nickelodeon shows are available through a number of streaming portals — including a separate streaming video on demand app launched this year called NickHits that runs $7.99 a month.
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More often than not it felt more efficient to just run wherever I needed to go than to try to make my way to and from the nearest portals.
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Due to the disparity between the rooms, navigating the space was like entering a series of otherworldly portals, each leading into something far removed from what was visited before.
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Motherboard was able to verify the following subdomains associated with seventeen US cities: When visited by Motherboard, many of the login portals contain a banner in the upper-left hand corner that identifies the city or region that corresponds to the subdomain (for example, the Hollywood login mentions the Los Angeles Police Department.) This banner feature is not something that's automatically generated, adding weight to the idea these are deliberately created login portals.
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