He was following gym protocol but sometimes gym protocol is an occupational hazard.
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It's referred to as the North Carolina Protocol (Whorwell's is called The Manchester Protocol).
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Protocol is paramount American presidents abroad have long been required to navigate sometimes-tricky royal protocol.
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"The things they did to bypass protocol were negligent, reckless and against protocol," Baker told CNN.
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This is separate from Layer Protocol (formerly PIN Protocol), the Spin founders' side project, "a blockchain-based reputation and rewards protocol" they plan to someday integrate with the company's service eventually.
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NPN (the 'Next Protocol Negotiation' extension) allows the server and browser to negotiate which protocol to use.
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So dydX is building a decentralized protocol for derivatives, built on the Ethereum blockchain and the 0x protocol.
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"This is a multi-party, multi-device protocol," explains Tom Leavy, one of the creators of the protocol.
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Entanglement-based quantum key distribution was described in a protocol released way back in 1991 (the E91 Protocol).
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Hence the name of the protocol — 'Parsec' — being short for: 'Protocol for Asynchronous, Reliable, Secure and Efficient Consensus'.
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Update: OWS has objected to Wire's claim that it is built on the Signal protocol, and Wire has since clarified that its crypto is built upon the Axolotl protocol — a forerunner to the Signal protocol.
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"Diplomatic protocol is the foundation of a state visit and is critical to the visit's success," said Pamela Eyring, president of the Protocol School of Washington, an institute that teaches key elements of protocol and diplomacy.
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And jail protocol—there's a protocol for everything—mandates a physician follow-up for any inmate who's been recently hospitalized.
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First, the protocol that he said the state gave him didn't match the EPA's protocol for testing lead in water.
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Historically, successful open-source projects like the torrent protocol or the Tor network were not directly monetized at the protocol level.
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We use a protocol called hypertext transfer protocol (or HTTP) to make sure the web applications can talk to each other.
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Those standards were called Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol, or TCP/IP, which enable different computer networks to share information.
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Other services that have been plagued by vulnerabilities and should be disabled include the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), the Home Network Administration Protocol (HNAP) and the Customer Premises Equipment WAN Management Protocol (CWMP), also known as TR-069.
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There is a legal process for a protocol to go into effect and there is a legal process for challenging the protocol.
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All the monetary rewards went to the companies who built things on top of the HTTP protocol or the FTP protocol etc.
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From 1971 to 19963, she was a protocol specialist in the Office of the Chief of Protocol, part of the State Department.
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So we now use the natural capital accounting protocol to measure natural capital and the social capital accounting protocol to measure social capital.
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"Our encryption protocol was based on an open source protocol concept, with an extra level of security developed in-house," the spokesperson explained.
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He's followed the same protocol they follow every single week, and that time and location and protocol was agreed to by both parties.
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Now, it is important before diving in here to separate out RSS the protocol from RSS readers, the software that interprets that protocol.
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"At the time of Wire introducing E2EE (March 2016) Signal used Axolotl protocol which they later renamed to Signal Protocol," says a Wire spokesman.
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"The whole concept of protocol is to create the framework for diplomacy," said Capricia Marshall, who was chief of protocol during the Obama administration.
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The invention and implementation of autonomous mass transport protocol will have the same impact on transportation that the Internet protocol has had on communication.
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The protocol, created in 1988 after he found himself with extra time one summer—and with the desire to improve an existing protocol, OuluBox.
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Google had recently released a protocol that allowed Android phones to interface with non-phone devices through Bluetooth, the short-range wireless-connection protocol.
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The Hardig protocol The protocol for treating patients is based on the case of Arkansas teen Kali Hardig, who survived primary amebic meningoencephalitis in 2013.
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Protocol for moving prisoners It is standard protocol to have two officers -- armed but not wearing ballistic vests -- transport prisoners on a bus, authorities said.
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To send emails we need a different protocol, called the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), because we can't just send an email to a recipient.
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The US uses a different communication protocol known as DNP3 (Distributed Network Protocol 3), but this doesn't make it immune to the same kind of assault.
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Amazon, Apple, and Google recently reached an agreement that all their smart home devices would use the same protocol, known as the Zigbee protocol, to connect.
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That number includes the increased use of the TLS protocol, a common security protocol whose usage is increasing globally but at a much slower rate worldwide.
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Details are scarce, but to support EasyMesh, routers need to support at minimum the 802.11n Wi-Fi protocol, with support for the faster 802.11ac protocol being optional.
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His offer to ratify the JCPOA Additional Protocol in exchange for the lifting of US sanctions isn't much, substantively, because Iran is already observing the additional protocol.
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To wit: encrypted messaging app Wire has now published an external audit of its crypto protocol, Proteus, and the implementation of the protocol across its various apps.
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Guyger did not follow burglary protocol, prosecutors argue Prosecutors have tried to show during testimony that Guyger did not follow department burglar protocol for a burglary call.
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In 1987 the Montreal protocol curbed CFC depletion of the ozone layer, and in 1991 the Antarctic protocol, which people thought unachievable, barred drilling there for 50 years.
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We're in the middle of a massive shift in how texting works, as the SMS protocol is replaced by a new protocol called RCS, or Rich Communication Services.
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Dirt Protocol diagram based on Dimitri De Jonghe Dirt Protocol diagram based on Dimitri De Jonghe There will be a single token that works across the Dirt platform.
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Cloudflare's VPN service Warp is based on the WireGuard protocol, and several commercial VPN providers also enable users to use the WireGuard protocol, including TorGuard, IVPN, and Mullvad.
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What is different here is that Melonport built the Melon Protocol on the Ethereum blockchain, but it will no longer have the majority say on how that protocol develops.
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As explained earlier the only thing that could bring down a decentralized protocol is flaws in its code, making crypto security audits very important for any serious decentralized protocol.
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Older instant messaging tools focused on interoperability, such as Google Talk, which used an open protocol called "Jabber" so users could message people anywhere that used the same protocol.
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It said Oklahoma should switch to a one-drug protocol from a three-drug protocol in order to use the most effective and humane method of lethal injection possible.
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"I am absolutely certain that there is not one thing going on down there that would not be in accordance with the international protocol, the Geneva protocol," he said.
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The answer is more likely found in the many differences between Mayberg's open-label treatment protocol—which changed as she went along—and the protocol in the Broaden trial.
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"While different administrations may change how they interface with protocol, classically the State Department's Office of the Chief of Protocol is very engaged in a State Visit," says Wallace.
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It is past time to scrap – or at least seriously overhaul – the Protocol on Economic Relations (the Paris Protocol) signed between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1994.
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A flaw in a routing protocol used by telecom companies, known as the Signaling System 7 (SS7) protocol, essentially allows hackers to redirect 23FA text messages from their intended recipients.
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Perhaps it's just a sampling error; the Packers, for example, put two players through the protocol for Week 17 and had three players working through the protocol during training camp.
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The two most fundamental protocols in this respect are the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and Internet Protocol (IP), which control how data is packaged and routed through the internet, respectively.
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Despite the new narrow band IoT protocol, there is a lack of overall global standardisation, such as the common GSM protocol that allowed Europe to leapfrog others in mobile telephony.
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The protocol gained new attention recently when one researcher published a scathing analysis of the protocol, saying that it allowed third parties to decrypt communications and contained fundamental security problems.
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In the form of the 1987 Montreal Protocol and 1985 Helsinki Protocol respectively, treaties were put in place that halted the destructive menace of the pollutants responsible for those blights.
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"The signing of the protocol was preceded by a lengthy review of the Russian beef monitoring system and approval of the text of the protocol," Rosselkhoznadzor said in its statement.
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It's unclear whether using a different country's protocol -- like the German protocol used in tests shipped by WHO -- would have prevented the issue, which delayed widespread testing in the United States.
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"We're raising the (crisis management protocol) level from 'alert' to 'standby', so we can adjust our response," Indrawati told an online news conference, referring to a protocol to reduce market volatility.
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But those who choose to turn on Allo's encryption, dubbed "incognito mode," will be getting a highly regarded security protocol: Google partnered with Open Whisper Systems to use the company's Signal Protocol.
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Hertzog said: We decided to launch a Token Allocation Event because we had a design for a promising protocol token – BNT, the Bancor Network Token, which is based on our Bancor protocol.
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The SS7 protocol dates back to the 85033s, but vulnerabilities in the protocol did not become widely known until German researcher Karsten Nohl demonstrated an SS7 hack on "60 Minutes" in 2014.
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The president has a well-thought-out protocol in the event of a nuclear attack on the U.S., but sadly has no such protocol exists in the event of a massive cyberattack.
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In the layered cake of network protocols, we have the middle layer of transportation (Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol or TCP/IP), and right at the top, we have the application layer.
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The new execution protocol, unveiled by Corrections Director Charles Ryan last month, gives defense attorneys the option to obtain the lethal injection drugs on their own, as long as they, or a third party acting on their behalf, can get enough pentobarbital to "successfully implement" a one-drug protocol, or enough sodium thiopental for a three-drug protocol.
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To be fair, Facebook's new "Secret" mode in messenger will use the Signal encryption protocol, which has received universal praise from security experts and is generally considered to be the best encryption protocol.
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While many ledgers use the gossip protocol, Baird combined the gossip protocol in the form of "gossip about gossip" with a voting algorithm to reach consensus quickly and securely without proof of work.
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"The broker protocol made it easy for the client to make that choice," said Timothy C. Scheve, chief executive of Janney Montgomery Scott, a regional wealth management firm that adheres to the protocol.
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The current withdrawal protocol has been in effect since Nov.
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PERINO: How about just follow the protocol as it is?
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Just remember when you order off menu, there's a protocol.
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Part of Penwell's safety protocol is a no passengers rule.
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The software implements a custom protocol that uses various 'commands.
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Doctors continued to tweak the protocol as time went on.
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Select Internet Protocol Version 47003 (or Version 6 if desired).
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There's no protocol in place, it's never been done before.
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So she won't always follow behavior protocol, but so what?
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She doesn't always stick to diplomatic protocol in her language.
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Mr Osinbajo's appointment as acting president has followed constitutional protocol.
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IOV provides a universal protocol for blockchains and wallet users.
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You can start by applying a new technology or protocol.
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They were regulated 32 years ago by the Montreal Protocol.
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Sorry, you're better off using this protocol from the '70s.
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It is probably a violation of protocol and the law.
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Perhaps the President's inexperience, didn't have him understand that protocol.
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It's not the first time Markle has broken royal protocol.
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In the interim this protocol ensures our cockpits remain secure.
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An easy protocol might take a day to work around.
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Yeah, and that's usually the protocol, wherever you hail from.
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So should the concussion protocol rules even apply to goaltenders?
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What's the protocol if someone is actively or passively suicidal?
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They also said that every safety protocol was in place.
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There the lawyer witnessed a violation of police protocol firsthand.
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Blockchain is a software protocol that underpins cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
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The Lebanese president's office denied any departure from diplomatic protocol.
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He hadn't asked permission, he didn't write a protocol, nothing.
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So here comes the Wisent protocol to save the day.
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WireGuard could be the most promising VPN protocol in years.
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For each trial you're interested in, read the protocol summary.
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Read the protocol summary for the trials that interest you.
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Mom and dad disagree on the Blue's proper bedtime protocol.
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So this is not a matter of protocol or diplomacy.
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But actually there is no surrogacy protocol in Canada yet.
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"Wearing black would have gone against royal protocol," he adds.
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The HTTPS protocol is encrypted, but HTTP, not so much.
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"Be polite and respectful at all times," the protocol reads.
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Like WhatsApp, Messenger relies on the Signal protocol for encryption.
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And how reliable is the Link protocol for extended use?
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But for Anthony Bourdain, a gin Martini was protocol here.
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Even the enormous 1999 demonstration reflected a certain established protocol.
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It was a serious violation of both protocol and principle.
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Protocol calls for submarines to surface if communication is lost.
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Royals usually follow a strict protocol that dictates their behavior.
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Yet many aspects of the group's security protocol were working.
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First, the retained value of iOS's security protocol would vanish.
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There was no specific protocol for dealing with that situation.
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Instead, the adoption of their babies became protocol within hospitals.
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It's an open protocol with smart contracts to trigger transactions.
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Apple's iMessage is another example of an encrypted messaging protocol.
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Perhaps the President's inexperience didn't have him understand that protocol.
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Perhaps the President's inexperience didn't help him understand that protocol.
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By protocol, they sat next to Barack and Michelle Obama.
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The protocol has been praised as a model environmental initiative.
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The German government expressed annoyance at the breach of protocol.
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Even in small ways, Mr. Trump has broken presidential protocol.
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We didn't even think of the protocol up until Oct.
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The awkward encounter stirred debate over military and diplomatic protocol.
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Yet another described the hotel's protocol for checking guests' luggage.
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SAR's protocol only changed late in the afternoon on Wednesday.
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Kansas State was without starting guard Mike McGuirl (concussion protocol).
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All the rest of us have to follow strict protocol.
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I followed protocol and submitted the manuscript of my book.
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Shaw has been in the league's concussion protocol since Dec.
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PRESIDENT ZELENSKY : So you're saying that there is no protocol.
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Guyger wasn't the only one to disregard protocol, Hermus said.
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That doing it would be a massive breach of protocol.
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The development of the new protocol was ordered by Gov.
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Every school has its protocol when it comes to nicknames.
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The company followed its fraud protocol and contacted the authorities.
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That protocol is used for both internal and external connections.
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"Don't use WEP, an outdated security protocol," says NBC News.
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Call it, for the sake of argument, the Transit protocol.
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It is a feature provided by the bitcoin protocol itself.
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Markle, following royal protocol, has not commented on the issue.
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This heightened security protocol does comes with a steep price.
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But MariCar does have a safety protocol for the road.
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Here's the basic architecture: IRC is an application layer protocol.
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He has spent the last year creating Zen Protocol, leveraging the blockchain technology and the popularity of Bitcoin to try to decentralize the financial system by building a new protocol purpose-built for finance.
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"Those men didn't think that a day like this would come," said a woman who was one of Jammeh's "protocol girls", young women hired to work in the Protocol Department in the presidential palace.
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But the bottom line does not change: We can pile protocol atop protocol and drop a moonshot's worth of dough on studies, but at its core, football remains an inherently brutal and dangerous sport.
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Not following protocol The President-elect and his team have not followed what is considered normal protocol in Washington D.C. His transition team has yet to contact the Pentagon, State Department or other federal agencies.
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"Though my request for a protocol was not based on a concern about human error, had the protocol been developed within the past 2 months, the delay yesterday would not have happened," the email said.
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"Though my request for a protocol was not based on a concern about human error, had the protocol been developed within the last 2 months, the delay yesterday would not have happened," the employee wrote.
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And because WS-Discovery is built on a network communication protocol known as User Datagram Protocol, the probes can spoof their IP address to make it look like the request came from a target's network.
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"The parties have both concluded that while the medical staff followed the protocol, the outcome was unacceptable and therefore further improvements in the protocol are necessary,"the league and players' association said in a statement.
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The protocol, applied unevenly by healthcare providers, can miss poisoned kids.
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In fact, a board-certified anesthesiologist devised Nevada's original execution protocol.
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"The usual emergency protocol was activated immediately," the police spokeswoman said.
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The FBI said that per protocol, no further investigation was warranted.
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Nearly thirty years later, the Montreal Protocol has done just that.
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The dark-hued nails were shocking because they break royal protocol.
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This prescheduled radio silence is standard protocol for an NRO launch.
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Earlier in the day, one steeped in tradition and protocol, Mrs.
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Protocol is to erase the old phone in the customer's presence.
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FastX: China based high throughput decentralized exchange protocol built on Plasma.
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The state is still trying to approve a new drug protocol.
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Additionally, the SpaceX incident is largely standard protocol for rocket companies.
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What's the protocol for sharing creative credit with your ex-fiancé?
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Cloudflare helped both those sites mask their real Internet protocol addresses.
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The Flexa Network Protocol works as an intermediary for each payment.
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"So we went through basic protocol for fire drills," he said.
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If something does go off, we'll follow the three-step protocol.
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Yet the convention and protocol, even if flouted, are not pointless.
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In short, models and viewers are protected using this new protocol.
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When it joined the WTO its accession protocol was unusually strict.
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I trust the protocol, the district attorney's office and the FBI.
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It removes many of the limitations behind the existing bitcoin protocol.
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This one followed protocol and directly addressed to neutralize the shooter.
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Backing them up with a specialist's Aid Protocol is practically essential.
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An internet protocol (IP) address acts much like your home address.
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Fadiman has a protocol for microdosing based on his field research.
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The Crew followed protocol and safely landed back at the airport.
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Normally, such a protocol could trigger a years-long court battle.
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NOTES: Miami G Tyler Johnson sat out the game (concussion protocol).
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Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4), and then click Properties.
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But the big question is: Did she break royal wedding protocol?
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In March, Amazon removed her book on the chlorine dioxide protocol.
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There's the essential OpenVPN protocol support, as well as older methods.
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The data was not immediately encrypted or deleted, as was protocol.
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They signed a deal, the Montreal protocol, to phase out CFCs.
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Or is Chipotle's usual protocol too precious to be messed with?
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Yes, Prince Harry is breaking protocol once again for his girlfriend.
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When Trump took Tsai's call, he broke this sensitive protocol. 4.
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"Immediately, you go into concussion protocol at that point," Reed said.
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It will largely depend on the popularity of the Mercury Protocol.
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Unlock has also published the code for its protocol on GitHub.
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As we reported, the DCFS followed protocol and notified the LAPD.
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Typical diplomatic protocol involves phone calls on highly secure phone lines.
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The Kigali amendment is the 5th such amendment to Montreal Protocol.
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WPA2 is a security protocol that protects modern Wi-Fi networks.
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He will remain under the concussion protocol until cleared by MLB.
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We sign rosters and are briefed on frontline and arrest protocol.
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And an ambulance on stand by, as per protocol for football.
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Protocol matters in Washington, even in the way flags are positioned.
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Teams previously were not fined for violating the league's concussion protocol.
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Federal Commission, while the justices, observing protocol, sat on their hands.
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Two sources said the President's push for transparency is proper protocol.
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Ryan, a case challenging several aspects of Arizona's lethal injection protocol.
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The Queen thinks royal protocol is 'rubbish,' according to Michelle Obama
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That's what the firms who have left the protocol are saying.
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The only requirement is that it supports the popular IMAP protocol.
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BELL: Which is against all protocol in a sheriff&aposs office.
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"I'm sorry, buddy," he said, in a rare departure from protocol.
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Telnet is a communication protocol that has no encryption or authentication.
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But even if he were here, the recommended protocol is avoidance.
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But it takes me a minute to figure out the protocol.
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There aren't that many practitioners available, even with the scripted protocol.
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He added that this protocol isn't just limited to royal tours.
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Montes broke protocol by failing to remain on duty until dismissed.
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Yes, Vindman said, following standard counterintelligence protocol despite the obvious joke.
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The State Bureau of Investigation is investigating the shooting, per protocol.
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Neither police statement named Mr. Weinstein, in line with British protocol.
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U.S. military protocol requires troops to salute the commander in chief.
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Just one team has been disciplined for violating the concussion protocol.
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It is the 2016 Kigali amendment to the 1987 Montreal Protocol.
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Is there a protocol for managing agents of buildings to follow?
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"Every human being is different in their healing protocol," Godwin said.
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Washington knew how important protocol was, and refused to accept them.
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Did the whistle-blower follow protocol the way they should have?
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Almost everything about President Trump's conversation with Ukraine's president violated protocol.
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He then followed protocol by trying to reach another precinct house.
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The Warriors said Evans was placed in the NBA's concussion protocol.
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The bitcoin protocol can and will change, as it already has.
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There is no fixed protocol on how to handle such thefts.
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Ms. McCarthy said the protocol was followed on Dr. Dao's flight.
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"It was the only visit that ended without protocol," Zama recalls.
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It was a remarkable breach of protocol for an unelected aide.
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It came a day after Beijing altered its previous diagnosis protocol.
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First, she had to nail down a protocol for making spheres.
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Following protocol, the sicario tied everyone up and called his boss.
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The standard will also be based around IP, or internet protocol.
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Studies evaluating the effectiveness of the protocol have shown mixed results.
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German politicians accused Grenell of breaking diplomatic protocol with his comments.
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But Ms. Pelosi later said that he did not break protocol.
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Even Queen Elizabeth herself eschews royal protocol every now and then.
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He has shattered convention and protocol, and they can't be repaired.
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For the most part, Unstitched follows the fashion universe's standard protocol.
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This is, of course, not part of the protocol in slaughterhouses.
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Ethereum — whose protocol many ICOs rely on — fell by 5 percent.
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He was President John F. Kennedy's chief of protocol, had already served as ambassador to El Salvador and would later become President Lyndon B. Johnson's chief of protocol and the ambassador to Denmark, Spain and Morocco.
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Samsung is currently locked in a patent fight with Huawei, which alleges that Samsung is infringing on two of its patents related to the ETSI LTE protocol—a protocol that's essential to any smartphone using LTE.
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"We will continue to implement the Additional Protocol in Iran ... as we do in other countries," Amano said, referring to so-called complementary access visits granted under the protocol, details of which Amano said were confidential.
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When the platform launches in the spring there will be a decentralized open protocol that anyone can access, as well as a centralized relay built by dYdX that acts as a user interface to the protocol.
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Go deeper: Oil and power giants form new carbon capture group Parsing new carbon capture tax credits Editor's note: This story was corrected to refer to an amendment to the Montreal Protocol (not the Kyoto Protocol).
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In other words, Motorola and Fleet Call had figured out a way to replace an analog radio protocol with a mobile phone protocol, and Fleet Call was well-positioned to take advantage of the market shift.
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A. Most mail programs give you the choice of two ways to set up an account on a computer or mobile device — either with the IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) standard or POP (Post Office Protocol).
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The president's approach has bent the norms of a protocol system put in place by Mr. Trump's modern predecessors, according to Peter Selfridge, who served as the United States chief of protocol during the Obama administration.
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TAPE: Well there's been breaks in protocol this whole wedding; let's not get started on breaks in protocol, but.... TG: And in fact he's like this like, "hey I'm scammin' here!" guy from like Upstate New York.
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What is the airline protocol in the event of a medical emergency?
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New York Times, Trump touts job report before official release, breaking protocol.
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If Cam doesn't pass protocol, he would be out for next week.
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The duchess' style has broken the internet and royal protocol — multiple times.
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They told me they asked for an official who worked on protocol.
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But Markle isn&apost the only one to break royal protocol recently.
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Signal Protocol also forms the backbone of WhatsApp's and Signal's encrypted messaging.
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It offers users access to cloud storage using the standard SMB protocol.
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Authority depends not only on mandate but also on protocol and performance.
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Banking and financial institutions in India are increasingly adopting the UPI protocol.
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Treatment protocol tends to start with antibiotics ASAP, followed by other steps.
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Say therapists use the drug without following the carefully crafted MAPS protocol.
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In addition to the investigation, the PSPS protocol used will be reevaluated.
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Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, has been known to buck royal protocol.
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"She's moving through our protocol and doing very, very well," she added.
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Transit stops are seen as unofficial and carried out under tight protocol.
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As we've previously noted, royals' lives are governed by clearly delineated protocol.
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The startup has created its new protocol to do two main things.
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I started tinkering around with [story supervisor] Ted Mathot before Ghost Protocol.
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Whichever night you pick (or both), the protocol is largely the same.
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Jabber is a protocol for sending chat messages, otherwise known as XMPP.
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It is time for this breach of American democratic protocol to end.
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Modbus is a pretty trivial protocol, and notably has no authentication whatsoever.
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Ehlinger cleared the concussion protocol and returned to practice this week. 3.
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Calls are often made using a technology called Voice Over Internet Protocol.
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NVMe is a modern communications protocol designed specifically for Flash storage systems.
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The "subjective proof of crowdwork" protocol validates the quality of the labeling.
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What should she wear to an active combat zone, breaking FLOTUS protocol?
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"After hundreds and hundreds of tests you know the protocol," he said.
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The protocol set up the way Venezuela would pay off the debt.
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MetaCert's blockchain protocol is useful for more than just cataloging phishing sites.
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It is a collaborative goal-setting protocol for companies, teams, and individuals.
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Department protocol calls for detainees to wear a seat belt in vans.
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An older, smaller internet protocol brought down a newer, larger, corporatized database.
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Part of that beefed-up security protocol includes routine checks for weapons.
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Those leaders expect the highest levels of protocol visiting the White House.
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"The earlier the better: We don't follow the Philippines protocol," Pagtakhan says.
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The linebacker is in concussion protocol, but doesn't have a return timeline.
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More meetings were needed before the Protocol entered into force in 2005.
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WPA2 was long thought to be an extremely secure and robust protocol.
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"A 'typical' botch is an inability to follow the protocol," Dunham said.
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In 2013, I followed the same protocol as I had for decades.
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Had they followed protocol "this tragedy would not have occurred," he said.
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The league said it will review its concussion protocol in the offseason.
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The authorities insisted that prisoner protocol, dour guards and all, was nonnegotiable.
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Technically, the protocol works in a kind of standard business blockchain fashion.
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MIT has raised $900,000 to support three developers of the bitcoin protocol.
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A Canadian official broke protocol to help Queen Elizabeth down some steps.
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Asking for someone who does not understand social protocol in this situation.
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Keeping those lists of settings — the protocol parameters — is another IANA job.
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However, this should be offset by growing internet protocol television (IPTV) revenue.
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It's also in the process of updating its DMARC protocol, Gause said.
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When you get a verbal yes, employ Paul Graham's handshake deal protocol.
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This would prove that the copy of the protocol matched the original.
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Blockchain is a protocol built for an environment where trust is scarce.
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Several past U.S. presidents have put protocol over protection, diplomacy over decisiveness.
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The Montreal Protocol is arguably the most successful international agreement ever completed.
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The researcher also said that people should continue using the WPA2 protocol.
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"Investors don't care about protocol, they care about policy," O'Leary told Hill.
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He's not interested in fancy dinners and protocol events and nice statements.
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Haskins got the call with veteran Case Keenum still in concussion protocol.
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George W. Bush withdrew the United States from the 1997 Kyoto Protocol.
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The agreement, known as the protocol for broker recruiting, is under siege.
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Once you've learned the protocol, feel free to suggest tweaks or efficiencies.
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Within two short years, the Montreal Protocol was crafted and agreed to.
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Should England have broken the protocol, it would have faced possible sanctions.
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Raymond James is a member of the protocol and intends to remain.
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The company incorporated Signal's encryption protocol, which was developed with OTF funding.
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Yet the sport's protocol could never shake the zest from Fernandez's approach.
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At one point, I was yelled at for apparently breaking banya protocol.
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Speier's office described the current protocol for addressing sexual harassment to CNN.
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There's no evidence Comey's protocol breaks were driven by politics or partisanship.
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There is protocol, and then there is choice, our freedom of choice.
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"It's a blockchain protocol," Neu-Ner said, referring to the Cardano system.
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While there, she broke from protocol to kiss a young fan's hand.
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The official spoke to CNN -- according to protocol -- on condition of anonymity.
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This led to the Kyoto Protocol and then the 2015 Paris Agreement.
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For the record, these kinds of mind games are not standard protocol.
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But protocol precludes department staff from providing assistance directly to the president.
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But with Katrina, I completely ignored protocol and went with gut instinct.
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There is no regularity or known protocol as to reasons for denials.
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The calls for a glorious fully-tokenized fat-protocol future are stirring.
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Because of the lack of a crisis response protocol someone passed away.
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Former leaders of protocol development were driven out of the space altogether.
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Let's ponder why the walled garden won out over the open protocol.
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Observations and follow-up continue following the approved protocol, according to Jasarevic.
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That would be a violation of diplomatic protocol and could embarrass Turkey.
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"The testing protocol has to become more aggressive," Brookings's Ravi told me.
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Invitae has a similar protocol in place for its cardiac disease test.
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By January 2803, its protocol had been posted on the WHO website.
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Under the 2015 deal, Iran agreed to provisionally implement the Additional Protocol.
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The Seahawks were hit with a $100,000 fine for evading the protocol.
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Mr. Wray said he was "quite confident" that established protocol was followed.
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Concussion protocol rules that let players remain in the game on technicalities?
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Both sides of the political spectrum are guilty of fueling this protocol.
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The Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement to limit greenhouse-gas emissions.
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"The new protocol is that we just abandon the body," he said.
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Behind the scene, ZenGo uses the Compound protocol, a lending DeFi project.
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He finished the game without going through Major League Baseball's concussion protocol.
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Another problem with this execution is Tennessee's new protocol for lethal injection.
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But Eight Mile is arguing that Spotify failed to follow the protocol.
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Under normal protocol, Gordon would have become acting director after Coats resigned.
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The MIKEY-SAKKE protocol enables development of secure, scalable, enterprise grade products.
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The district said calling law enforcement is part of its safety protocol.
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By Wednesday morning, the president had reverted to more traditional presidential protocol.
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He also wrote that Trump blatantly disregarded political, personal and professional protocol.
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Like any checklist, this one serves as a reminder of proper protocol.
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"These are such distinct breaks from previous history and protocol," said Newmark.
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Suzuki went through a concussion protocol and may not play on Sunday.
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Days later, Mr. Zhang said, he received a notice about office protocol.
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Without the Montreal Protocol, temperatures today would likely be one degree hotter.
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We were circumventing the fussiness and the protocol of the corporate world.
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If the workers had exhibited symptoms, appropriate protocol would have been followed.
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His withdrawal from Protocol I shows his utter disdain for international law.
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As usual protocol, the police department placed the officer on administrative leave.
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But in accordance with Vatican protocol, they chose to cover their hair.
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The basics are that this is a wireless, short-range communication protocol.
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In 2009, Ohio adopted midazolam as part of its backup execution protocol.
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Universal law enforcement protocol since Columbine has been to engage the shooter.
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The U.S. Strategic Command uses a strict protocol to authorize a launch.
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That connection, it's worth noting, is always encrypted, using Nodle's Rendezvous protocol.
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Affected airports would also need to prepare for the major protocol change.
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That did not stop him from breaking just a little with protocol.
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