Patients who were tested a day later did not remember the story that had been "reactivated" as well as the story that had not been reactivated.
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Their countermeasures were already in place, waiting to be reactivated.
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Herpes viruses reactivated in more than half of the astronauts.
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It needs to be reactivated by a trained person on board.
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It was apparently reactivated as the two struggled in the sand.
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Dan's Deals is reporting that the suspended accounts have been reactivated.
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Indonesia reactivated its OPEC membership at the same December 2015 meeting.
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Vermilion reactivated her account after her and her boyfriend broke up.
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To get reactivated, Uber encourage drivers to take costly improvement courses.
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Manager Joe Maddon said Fowler could be reactivated sometime next week.
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The server was reactivated yesterday, and the texts were then sent.
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But over the past two years, the band has been reactivated.
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All drivers and riders have since been reactivated, the company said.
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The account was only reactivated after an inquiry from BuzzFeed News.
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Then he offered to help get them reactivated — for a fee.
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Trump did not immediately address the outage after his account was reactivated.
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Alere said it hopes to get Medicare enrollment retroactively reactivated to Nov.
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On Monday, fans celebrated when they thought he had reactivated his account.
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According to a Microsoft, the account was reactivated by accident during testing.
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Once a device is in Recycle Mode, it cannot be reactivated. Huh?
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We are sure the deal will be reactivated once the 60 days end.
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Several of them have had their accounts reactivated this week, but without explanation.
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Update 1/5/18 2:08pm ET: Tippr has been reactivated on Reddit.
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After denouncing WhatsApp's "persecution," Flavio Bolsonaro later said his account had been reactivated.
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It was reactivated in 2011 and reauthorized for another five years in 2015.
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But Fordow is worrisome for multiple reasons independent of how it is reactivated.
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A missile program can be reactivated immediately after a political decision is made.
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In World War II the division was reactivated but filled with draftee soldiers.
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"It also reactivated old customers that might have forgotten about us," he added.
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Or, could this simply be another reactivated version of Dolores living within another simulation?
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But White Houses, the historical fiction-ish book from Amy Bloom, reactivated all that.
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"It appears the flight crew reactivated electric trim," former Boeing engineer Peter Lemme said.
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And that seemed to be the case when the lander reactivated communication last summer.
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After Motherboard ran a story last week highlighting the mistake, Twitter reactivated the account.
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The task is devilishly complicated, as dormant projects could still be reactivated for credits.
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Rubio reactivated his fundraising operation quickly after announcing that he would run for reelection.
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They'll try again on Wednesday, with Fowler tentatively set to be reactivated by week's end.
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That leaves around 700,000 tonnes of capacity that could, on paper, at least, be reactivated.
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If someone steals your phone and the Bluetooth device gets disconnected, the passcode is reactivated.
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CANADIAN TRANSPORT MINISTER SAYS FOCUSING ON BOEING MCAS SYSTEM AND WHY REACTIVATED, IN ETHIOPIAN REPORT
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The Department of the Interior's Twitter access was shut down and then reactivated this weekend.
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This past weekend I reactivated my World of Warcraft account and rolled a new character.
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Foreign affairs minister Roberto Ampuero said in July that he had reactivated the extradition request.
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It was reactivated by local Shi'ite groups in 2016 with Iranian assistance, the source said.
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To regain access, I reactivated my Facebook account and then went into my Pinterest settings.
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Tornillo has closed and Homestead is empty but on "warm status" and could be reactivated.
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The company reactivated Robert Delaware's account on Monday, following a Motherboard report flagging the deletion.
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If a family in denial is a closed circuit, this was the feedback loop reactivated.
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PT: Sheeran's Twitter account has been reactivated, but only six tweets remain on his timeline.
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Ridley reportedly briefly reactivated her Instagram account to share a message about her exit with fans.
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The actress reportedly momentarily reactivated her Instagram to explain her decision behind her social media hiatus.
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Since his account was reactivated, Beahm has received a massive influx of donations and gifted subscriptions.
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Investigators also concluded that he bought his weapon — a reactivated Glock 17 pistol — on the darknet.
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Nearly a year later, on Friday, West reactivated his Twitter account and promptly deleted his history.
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Bellew said Ryanair had also reactivated links with pilot training schools and ordered seven new simulators.
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They then go dormant, but can later get reactivated for various reasons, including illness or stress.
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Gaines' Facebook page is now reactivated; it does not have any videos visible to the public.
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Almost three minutes after turning the electric trim system off to disable MCAS, the crew reactivated it.
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It's unclear if those companies have reactivated their spending, or if they plan to at this time.
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Several older fissures also reactivated and started releasing lava again, according to the Hawaii County Civil Defense.
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If they do it again soon after being reactivated, they will be permanently removed from the platform.
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Maduro in February vowed his administration would finish the projects, though none of them have been reactivated.
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But the reactivated Space Command could potentially pave the way for the creation of a Space Force.
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The 2nd Fleet was reactivated in July 2018 and reached full operational capability on December 31, 2019.
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Those people&aposs accounts were reactivated by hackers without their knowledge, according to a new BBC report.
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"We discovered in 2014 that [the REST gene] is actually reactivated in the aging brain," Yankner said.
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But the electric power also reactivated MCAS, allowing it to continue its strong downward commands, the people said.
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The sailing branch could have kept existing ships longer and reactivated some older vessels it had recently decommissioned.
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"Irreversible," in the practical sense, aims to ensure the current facilities cannot be reactivated after they've been dismantled.
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"There are indications the reprocessing plant at Yongbyon has been reactivated," an IAEA spokesman said later on Monday.
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Klein and Locksley's team found that a slew of other genes expressed during development had been transiently reactivated.
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The duo recently reactivated their Twitter account and have been teasing hints of a new LP since February.
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"The toxics or poisons that lie dormant will still be there when the streams are reactivated," he said.
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In several cases, including a Scottish nurse, the virus appears to have been reactivated many months after recovery.
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This could erode Belgium's competitiveness gains in recent years as the wage indexation mechanism is reactivated in 2016.
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Nuclear enrichment facility 'reactivated': Intelligence chief The announcements followed news that North Korea has reactivated its Yongbyon enrichment facility and could begin to recover plutonium from the reactor's spent fuel in a "matter of weeks or months," according to James Clapper, the director of national intelligence for the United States.
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Now, any Macs that have a T2 security chip cannot be erased and reactivated without your Apple ID password.
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A ground opening designated as Fissure 7 reactivated Thursday morning and was "actively fountaining lava," the volcano observatory said.
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Whatever happens next, it is safe to assume that the Doctor's reactivated American fans are extremely here for it.
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Duque reactivated Interpol red notices - equivalent to international arrest warrants - for ELN leaders after the car bombing in Bogota.
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Then there were reports that she'd reactivated her account to share the following note, before swiftly deactivating it again.
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Thompson had started every game since May 30 until Yasiel Puig was reactivated from the 15-day disabled list.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump Jr.'s Secret Service protection has been reactivated, sources familiar with the matter told CNN.
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As a confidence-building measure, Pyongyang reactivated a hotline with Seoul that had been dormant for nearly two years.
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His family tells CNN he is in his 60s, has cardiovascular issues and is at risk for reactivated tuberculosis.
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However, I've discovered that he has since reactivated his account, and he's still advertising himself as a single guy.
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In 24 patients, the drugs wiped out hepatitis C — but also reactivated hepatitis B infections that had been dormant.
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The stages here will be reactivated most weekends this fall by concerts from jazz groups selected by Mr. Moran.
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Dee Siren said her account had also been reactivated once, only to be deactivated again within a few weeks.
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The department reactivated a new forfeiture policy in July under Sessions, which was previously discontinued under the Obama administration.
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He pointed out that the peace deal suspends arrest warrants for FARC combatants which could now, potentially, be reactivated.
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GoFundMe has since reactivated the campaign, and by the time of publication she had raised $21,000 of her $25,000 goal.
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Kessler, the organizer of the neo-Nazi rally, reactivated his Twitter account yesterday and seemed as hate-filled as ever.
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The reactivated furnace in the state of Minas Gerais has the capacity to process 650,000 tonnes of pig iron annually.
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Drivers said getting reactivated requires heading over to Uber's and Ola's offices and providing explanations for why they canceled rides.
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Twitch has reactivated Guy "Dr Disrespect" Beahm's account two weeks after suspending the streamer for broadcasting in a public bathroom.
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Under the guidelines the account will be reactivated or unlocked should the user delete the tweets breaking the platform's rules.
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It works, but unlike when using the extension, clicking on a Twitter user's profile sometimes reactivated the new Twitter interface.
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Another area concerns antique weapons which fall outside British legislation and can be converted or reactivated to commit a crime.
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The Israeli leader said the documents were "proof" of an Iranian nuclear weapons program that could be reactivated any time.
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Zeitz said the AppNexus move was apolitical and the domain can be reactivated once the content in question is addressed.
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"There's been a discernible increase in historic claims being reactivated and taken to a court or tribunal," the source said.
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And when they reactivated these genes they saw amazing benefits, regardless of which model or organism you were looking at.
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"Irreversible," in the practical sense, aims to ensure the current facilities cannot be reactivated after they've been dismantled, Pollack said.
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And developmental signalling pathways controlling cell division and migration are often found to have become reactivated and dysregulated in cancer.
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The virus can also occasionally become reactivated long after the illness has passed, and the person may become infectious again.
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The Federal Reserve also resumed quantitative easing (QE), added to cash injections and reactivated swap lines with other central banks.
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Hembrow then reactivated her account and posted a heartbreaking video of a koala, reiterating that she would donate her profits.
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Hembrow reactivated her account to reiterate that she would donate her profits by posting a heartbreaking video of a koala.
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Known as the Old Reliables from its World War II days, the Ninth had been reactivated for combat in Vietnam.
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The utility player Brock Holt, who can also play third base, is close to being reactivated from the disabled list.
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Since the "civilly dead" cannot commit new crimes, the old treason charge was reactivated and Raleigh was, once again, condemned.
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Although my account had been reactivated, the $12.66 had yet to be returned or properly deposited in my roommate's account.
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If it comes to this level, Super Cruise cannot be reactivated until the car is turned off and turned back on.
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The relationships built in the first wave of organizing were reactivated during current protests, which have extended beyond concerns about deportation.
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He reactivated U.S. sanctions, the most all-encompassing measures against Iran, and warned countries to stop importing Iranian oil from Nov.
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Many of those accounts were reactivated within minutes, and sometimes seconds through proxies that were followers of the originally-reported accounts.
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"A handful of old fissures have reactivated and joined together over the past few days," CNN's Scott McLean reported from Pahoa.
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The measles lesions got into my lungs and seemingly reactivated a long-dormant asthma problem that requires medication to this day.
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The recent news stories have reactivated my memories and P.T.S.D. I am now having nightmares and flashbacks of that time period.
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UPDATED 5 APRIL 2016 2.25PM GMT: Fiona has contacted Mashable to confirm that her mum's Instagram account has just been reactivated.
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"The account @realtommyrobinson was removed in error and has since been reactivated," an Instagram spokeswoman told The Hill in an email.
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The court on Friday also reactivated international arrest warrants for four other politicians who went into self-imposed exile last year.
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Heimberger said the gunman likely purchased his weapon - a reactivated Glock 17 pistol - on the shadowy dark net area of the Internet.
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The authorization system is being reactivated today, so private Telecommunications Certification Bodies can use it to issue certifications for equipment they've tested.
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But Swedish prosecutors have said a rape case could be reactivated before the statute of limitations for that ends in August 2020.
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"The idea that a memory trace becomes labile when it's reactivated doesn't fit too well with the idea of consolidation," Sara said.
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LONDON, Oct 2 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank has "reactivated" its forward guidance, the bank's chief economist Peter Praet said on Monday.
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Adewole told CNN the government had reactivated Emergency Operation Centers created during the 2014 Ebola outbreak to prepare for any confirmed cases.
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"These texts are reactivated and propelled out in the world, and they're having their own kind of life again," Mr. Rosefeldt said.
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His asylum had been suspended pending hearing of the government appeal, and will be reactivated once Wednesday&aposs ruling is formally published.
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Officer Erickson said he reactivated the camera — more than four minutes later — after he realized it was off, senior police officials said.
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Even when there are no symptoms, the herpes virus continues to live in the body and can be reactivated to cause outbreaks.
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"We want the metallurgical complex to be reactivated, but in an environmentally and socially responsible way," said La Oroya Mayor Carlos Arredondo.
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After a spiritual sojourn in Switzerland, she reactivated her social media to relaunch EM Cosmetics, which has kept her busy since 2017.
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"I had remmed out earlier a key line for reasons I can't remember and just reactivated it, so now it's fixed," he writes.
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The main objective is to normalize the experience and make sure the communities are reactivated—which includes psychological health centers in the area.
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He briefly left to give a series of talks in Finland last month when Spain reactivated the arrest warrant, catching him by surprise.
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She called the end of the ban "thrilling news," and said she expected to be reactivated as a reservist in the coming weeks.
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In 2011, Congress reactivated the fund and in 2015 reauthorized it for another five years, appropriating $7.4 billion to aid thousands more people.
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They can get their licenses reactivated within a matter of months and stretch payments over five years, if they make it that long.
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"We have had some drivers with us that are deactivated, but are reactivated once they started protesting here," a VTC union organizer claimed.
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He also reactivated his Instagram this week after a long hiatus, leading many fans to believe new music is coming down the pike.
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Instagram said it had temporarily deleted the account of right-wing anti-Muslim activist Tommy Robinson by mistake, though it was later reactivated.
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They said that the Facebook mole (or moles) wouldn't receive their money if the reactivated ads didn't run for at least two days.
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The U.S. military has been an all-volunteer force since the 1970s, but young men must register in case the draft is reactivated.
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The second U.S. official concurred, saying that Punggye-ri could be reactivated "in a relatively short period of time" if it is closed.
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Even though his lab successfully reactivated mice's silent engrams after a few days, that's no guarantee that silent engrams last very long, he said.
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One week later, the scientists "reactivated" memories of only one of the slideshows by showing participants a picture from it and asking basic questions.
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Steve Bannon has reactivated his shadow public relations machine as he attempts to reassert himself as a key player in President Donald Trump's network.
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Although Beahm hasn't streamed since the channel was reactivated, his page displays an active chat ready for the personality's anticipated return to the site.
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He has been out since May 15, and the D-backs would like him to get about 10-15 at-bats before being reactivated.
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"I created the national peace and reconciliation commission—let's wait for its results," he says, referring to a body he reactivated after becoming president.
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It says it reactivated the Volvos' automated emergency braking systems, which a government watchdog panel found had been turned off before the March crash.
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Spain's Supreme Court reactivated international arrest warrants last month for Puigdemont and four other Catalan politicians who went into self-imposed exile last year.
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Nearly all adults over 50 have the virus dormant in their nervous system and are at risk of it being reactivated with advancing age.
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Carles Puigdemont, the former Catalan leader who appeared before Belgian authorities after Madrid reactivated his arrest warrant last month, sent a message of support.
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At the turn of the year, the former R.E.M. frontman reactivated his account after quitting with disgust when Facebook bought the app in 2013.
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Meanwhile, back on the Island, Maeve (Thandie Newton) has been reactivated after sacrificing her life so that Hosts could go to the Valley Beyond.
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He reactivated a five-year economic plan that had been languishing and pushed higher taxes on alcohol, cigarettes and soft drinks through the legislature.
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Facebook reactivated Higharch Latina's account a second time after an inquiry from BuzzFeed News, saying in this instance it was incorrectly deactivated by automation.
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We found unpersuasive Comey&aposs explanation as to why transparency was more important than department policy and practice with regard to the reactivated midyear investigation.
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Japan idled all of its 54 nuclear power facilities after the incident, but seven have since been reactivated "after a protracted relicensing process," Reuters wrote.
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But Spain reactivated the arrest warrant for Puigdemont and other Catalan leaders Friday while he was in Finland for a conference, catching him by surprise.
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Several volcanic fissures have reactivated this week after an explosive eruption at the summit of Kilauea on May 17, which caused a continuous lava flow.
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"The concentrate market will become better supplied as this year progresses and new mine and reactivated supply comes on stream," said CRU analyst Helen O'Cleary.
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Another fissure reactivated on Tuesday and sent lava flowing slowly in the direction of the plant, County of Hawaii Civil Defense said in a tweet.
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Over time, though, slime needs to be reactivated with additional borax, and many slimers send customers extra in tiny baggies, which looks alarmingly like cocaine.
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But as more of the drilling fleet is reactivated, drilling companies are likely to regain some power to push through price increases onto their customers.
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Activation Lock, a related feature, means the phone can only be erased, used, or reactivated upon entering the owner's device pincode or their iCloud password.
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That effect, though, will be neither universal nor immediate, especially when new manufacturing facilities have to be built rather than existing factories reactivated or expanded.
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Last month, the U.S. government reactivated the ban after it said ZTE violated terms of the settlement and made repeated false statements, which ZTE disputed.
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This new strategy reactivated the Ho Chi Minh Trail to bring southward thousands of administrators (most of whom were native southerners sent north after Geneva).
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Having divorced his wife and relocated back to Western Massachusetts, Barlow continues to juggle the reactivated group along with ongoing Dinosaur Jr. duties and solo endeavors.
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So when technology improves, his brain gets reactivated into a new virtual society, but his digital afterworld isn't quite the utopia he thought it would be.
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Rumors about a reunion first started popping up in January 2018, after the Jonas Brothers' dedicated Instagram account was reactivated following almost five years of silence.
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Their actions reactivated MCAS and allowed it to continue its strong downward commands that they were unable to counteract using electric thumb switches, the paper said.
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The agreement would be reactivated with immediate effect, Viktor Ozerov, the head of the Russian upper house of parliament's defense committee told the RIA news agency.
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Rumors about a reunion first started popping up in January 2018, after the Jonas Brothers' dedicated Instagram account was reactivated following almost five years of silence.
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Anyone who has had chickenpox can develop shingles, which occurs when the chickenpox virus, varicella zoster, which lays dormant but never leaves the body, becomes reactivated.
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The U.S. military has been an all-volunteer force since the 1970s, but young men have been required to register in case the draft is reactivated.
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When I used guns, I made sure they were the real deal and not antiques, replicas, decommissioned guns that had been reactivated, or anything like that.
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The war on terror reactivated the 19th century's imperial archive of racial knowledge, according to which the swarthy enemy was subhuman, inviting extreme and lawless violence.
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Burke agreed to pay Ryan $5,000 right away and move to the monthly retainer as long as the reactivated accounts remained online for a few weeks.
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With just one brush of your wrist, neck, or arm the scent of the body wash is reactivated as if you just hopped out of the shower.
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West — now a father of three — reactivated his Twitter, which had laid dormant for almost a year, and shared that he loved the way Candace Owens thinks.
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Then one of the propranolol groups and the placebo group had their memories of the previous day's trial "reactivated" with a single presentation of the spider slide.
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Credit: NASAA $150 million NASA satellite which died from systems failure just five years after its launch has somehow reactivated and is still broadcasting, Science reported Friday.
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The latter would be beneficial for the myriad of transit projects—new and expanded subway lines; regional light rails; reactivated railroads on former freight lines; tunnels; etc.
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The Jonas love comes after fans speculated that a Jonas Brothers reunion is imminent after their dedicated Instagram account was reactivated after almost five years of silence.
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Former MoviePass users are venting their rage on Twitter, after finding their accounts have not been closed as requested, and have instead been reactivated under new plans.
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Apple reactivated the Walkie-Talkie feature on Monday in software updates for the iPhone and Apple Watch, 12 days after it was turned off for security reasons.
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Well, when we told our participants that their wider social group were not as willing to commit violence as they were, this part of the brain reactivated.
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Company spokesman Randy Hargrove confirmed that Marshall's access to networks had been temporarily suspended, and said they'd be reactivated once he returns to work, pending a review.
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NOTES: The Giants reactivated RHP Matt Cain from the 15-day disabled list (low back strain) before Friday's game, but he won't start in the Cubs series.
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My evil ex-boyfriend reactivated his account after a hiatus, and I decided it wasn't healthy to over-analyze his every cyber move, or stalk him incessantly.
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The show of solidarity between the U.S. and South Korea came after Seoul reactivated loudspeakers broadcasting propaganda into North Korea near the heavily fortified border between the countries.
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That server was reactivated on Thursday, causing messages that had been stuck in transit to flow outward to the phones of loved ones, exes and all the rest.
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In order to have your account reactivated, you must identify another Common Customer who has violated the Terms of Service before you will be excused from your duties.
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The facial identification feature is activated when a person enters a room, and may be reactivated by the subject walking across the room or making a dramatic movement.
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Since the Selective Service System was reactivated in 23 following a five-year period of dormancy, it has come closest to being abolished at the hands of Rep.
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Local chapters of Indivisible, the national "resistance" group founded after President Donald Trump's 2016 win, reactivated their members weeks after the election to protest the legislation, while MoveOn.
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McCullough is placed on the Brooklyn Nets' inactive list several times per week so he can play for Long Island and is then often reactivated the same day.
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The Catalan conflict has reactivated Spanish nationalism, which had been tarred by its linkage to Franco's dictatorship, said Astrid Barrio, a politics professor at the University of Valencia.
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They then laid dormant following the US election, before being reactivated just before the French election, which saw Macron square off against the far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.
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From the report:A Match Group spokesperson confirmed that a "limited number" of old accounts had been accidentally reactivated recently and that any account affected received a password reset. Match.
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Pinboard owner Maciej Cegłowsk encouraged users to migrate their accounts to his site, and noted that a disabled export feature will be reactivated if users want to go elsewhere.
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Keflavik airbase in Iceland is being reactivated, while other nations are looking to conventional submarines of their own to bolster a naval presence in the North and Baltic seas.
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The South reactivated its propaganda speakers near its heavily fortified border with North Korea on Friday following Pyongyang's announcement about its purported H-bomb test earlier in the week.
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In the past week, an eruption from the volcano's summit shot ash and smoke 30,000 feet into the air, new fissures appeared and some earlier ones reactivated flowing lava.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Supreme Court on Tuesday reactivated a European arrest warrant for three Catalan leaders who fled Spain after taking part in a failed independence bid in 2017.
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She listened and nodded—Anna Harrison was talking N.G.O.s—no doubt waiting to mention that she had joined the advisory board of ProPublica and had reactivated her bar membership.
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After being deactivated for seven years, the U.S. Navy has formally reactivated the 2nd Fleet based in Norfolk, Virginia, in an effort to explore Russia's military expansion, Politico reports.
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Parker Hamilton Poling, executive director of the National Republican Congressional Committee, said she had directed the group to "immediately halt all spending" on Twitter until the account was reactivated.
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After his account was reactivated, Carpe Donktum said in a Persicope video that Twitter banned his account due to copyright infringement of a Super Bowl commercial from February 2018.
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Sullivan had a printer full of ink, but no way to print until he reactivated his subscription through HP. Printers have always been the worst piece of computer equipment.
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A. Shingles, the painful and blistery rash that arises when the chickenpox virus becomes reactivated, can be contagious, but only for people who are not already immune to chickenpox.
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The plot was put on hold before national elections in June 2017 but reactivated the night the ruling Labour party was returned to power, Theuma told a packed courtroom.
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Nuclear enrichment facility 'reactivated': Intelligence chief The announcements followed news that North Korea has reactivated its Yongbyon enrichment facility and could begin to recover plutonium from the reactor's spent fuel in a "matter of weeks or months," according to James Clapper, the director of National Intelligence for the U.S. In his annual World Threat Assessment, Clapper said North Korea had threatened to "refurbish and restart" its reactors after the third nuclear test in 2013.
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Cells from a woolly mammoth that died more than 28,000 years ago have been partially reactivated inside of mouse egg cells, according to a study published Monday in Scientific Reports.
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The basic idea is that when Dr. Kindt briefly exposed the subjects to the spider, she reactivated their fear, which made the fear memory susceptible to the influence of propranolol.
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The arrest came two days after Spain, trying to strike a decisive blow against the secession movement, reactivated a European arrest warrant against Mr. Puigdemont and five other separatist leaders.
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During that period, about 30 cases that had been dormant were reactivated, creating a huge workload that Mr. Tibbo said seemed designed to put pressure on him and his clients.
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It is possible that Trump has reactivated something President Obama couldn't maintain, and Hillary Clinton couldn't fully tap into: A unified, mission-driven left that puts bodies into the streets.
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The U.S. military has been an all-volunteer force since the 1970s, but young men have been required to sign up for the Selective Service in case the draft is reactivated.
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But its perpetuation, whether by country music or the Montana tourism board or Timberlake, is essential to the nation's sense of self, and gets reactivated in times of national identity crisis.
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Inadvertently, she is creating an alternative Barragán archive and, at some point, the realization of the exchange becomes irrelevant because the architect's legacy has been reactivated through Magid's captivating theatrical project.
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At the same time, they monitored the electrical activity in the subjects' brain with an electroencephalogram (EEG) and found that sleep spindles were triggered when memories were reactivated by the words.
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If it has really reactivated, the aging satellite should still be capable of contributing further findings on space weather and the magnetosphere, which is some good engineering on NASA's part.[Science]
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This past weekend I reactivated my 'World of Warcraft' account I've given up on childish fantasies of finding the One True Sword, or destroying the Ring of Power — those are myths.
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"A visible, clinical metastasis—the kind that we can detect with CAT scans or MRIs—must only occur once a dormant cell has been reactivated and begins to divide," he said.
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So whether this is an old track simply being reactivated because witch-burning is trendy these days or what have you, I am happy that it is something you can sing.
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The figure was the first released since President Rodrigo Duterte reactivated the police in December as the country's lead agency in carrying out a no-holds-barred crackdown on illegal narcotics.
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If an event is postponed for any reason, we will maintain order details and measurements, so the order can be reactivated with a simple phone call whenever the event is rescheduled.
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Sanctuary workers in the '80s organized a sort of "underground railroad" to move immigrants from dangerous regions to safer ones, and that may have to be reactivated, she told her workshop.
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Ryan said he would pretend he was unaware of any issues if anyone asked him why he reactivated a business manager account that had been shut down due to policy violations.
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He reactivated the Central Office of South Vietnam to run this indirect civil war to bring down Diem's state and unify the country on Hanoi's terms before the Americans could intervene.
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He hadn't been on the active roster since May 2016, but he was recently reactivated and took his final at-bat Saturday night in a sold-out game against the Miami Marlins.
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Last weekend, after pumping out a series of TED Talk-adjacent motivational missives that made next-to-no sense at all, Kanye West and his newly reactivated Twitter page took a turn.
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Other pieces in the retrospective have been "reactivated" (Lacy's term) at SFMOMA, which looks at the artist's entire career, and at YBCA, which focuses more on her collaborations with Bay Area youth.
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In recent months, Hawaiian officials have reactivated decades-old systems designed to warn residents of imminent nuclear strikes amid ongoing tensions with North Korea and President Donald Trump's threats of nuclear war.
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He knew from previous work on these components that it was possible to isolate and freeze-dry them individually in ways that permitted them to be reactivated by the addition of water.
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The fear is that too much steel capacity has been reactivated and there are already warning signs in the form of steel product inventories, which were declining rapidly but have now stabilized.
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James Christensen, commander of the reactivated 356th Fighter Squadron, stepped into two separate chambers, one at minus-20 and the other at minus-40, wearing standard cold-weather gear issued to pilots.
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In this trial, the National Cancer Institute team isolated and reactivated the patient's cancer-specific T cells in a process using tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) that targeted proteins on the cancer gene.
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CNRP leader Sam Rainsy, a former finance minister, lives in self-imposed exile to avoid arrest after authorities last year reactivated an old defamation case for which he had received a pardon.
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The reactivated Mudcrutch allowed him to take a step back, playing smaller rooms across the country while settling into the role of a guy in a band instead of a multi-platinum rockstar.
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The 22-year-old singer reactivated his account following a six month hiatus to post about his T-Mobile Super Bowl campaign and encourage people to share their best touchdown dance using #UnlimitedMoves.
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Consider how many articles are now hinting at the possibility that one day the information in our brain, if properly recorded and stored, might be reactivated and brought back to a new life.
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"The telephone networks were reactivated today, most of the bodies were evacuated from the city, and I have ordered the urgent supply of medicine and food," he said in a speech in Kabul.
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Given the large number of Iraqi civilians who have been killed or wounded as a result of the United States' bombing, the Marla Fund, now implemented by the State Department, should be reactivated.
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Tinder's launch reactivated a discussion about what women desired when it came to sex and dating; at the time, some people still wondered if women would want to have casual sex with strangers.
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Were he to step down, civil groups and the opposition would undoubtedly see to it that the 783 criminal charges of corruption and money laundering leveled against Mr. Zuma in 2009 be reactivated.
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She has occasionally been able to get the account reactivated by going through the appeal process, and when that happens, she gets a message apologizing and saying the account was disabled by mistake.
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Nobel prize winner Lech Walesa has reactivated his Citizens' Committee, an institution that is to control the election process in Poland ahead of string of elections this and next year, Gazeta Wyborcza daily said.
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The U.S. assessment came a day after the U.N. nuclear watchdog said it had "indications" that Pyongyang has reactivated a plant to recover plutonium from spent reactor fuel at Yongbyon, its main nuclear complex.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MEXICO CITY — In a multiyear project that has exploded beyond any one gallery space, New York's Jill Magid has reactivated the legacy of Mexican modernist architect Luis Barragán.
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Its Greek name — Evzones, or well-girt youths — is a 3,000-year-old word reactivated in the 19th century as the fledgling country strove to cement its blood ties with the glories of antiquity.
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But as first responders continued to fall sick and die years after the attacks, the fund was reactivated in 2011 as part of the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act of 2010.
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The complex served as the treatment center for polio and tuberculosis in Detroit throughout the majority of the 20th century and was reactivated specifically for this weeklong intensive, after being vacant for several years.
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This means that while subjects may have appeared to temporarily "forget" that specific memory, the brain in fact had stored it in such a way that it could be reactivated and called upon again.
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"The eschatological themes of Ragnarök and the memory of the 536 CE crisis, passed down through the centuries, may have been reactivated at the time of Vāmōðʀ's demise," the team speculated in the study.
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The plans to sell the ports, stalled when a leftist government took power early last year, was reactivated after Athens signed up to a third bailout of up to 86 billion euros last summer.
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As it stands, the bigger puzzle for figuring out the path of American politics is who these non-voters are, why they stayed home, and whether they might be reactivated in 2016 (by either party).
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But no speed in this world will be enough if the brain hasn't experienced and stored tens of thousands of movement patterns, which can then be reactivated and used for reading the situation at hand.
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The suspension could be a setback for Indonesia, OPEC's only East Asian member, which had hoped to benefit from being closer to OPEC countries when it reactivated its membership at the start of the year.
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He wants his account reactivated and is asking for 20,000 euros ($22,550) in damages — and said he's "glad" he has been given the chance to get some sort of explanation from the powerful social network.
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WASHINGTON/NEWYORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - The United States on Monday reactivated its most biting sanctions on Iran, prohibiting and penalizing business with Iran's energy, shipping, and financial services sectors, as well as other activities.
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Or the spate of zombie text messages from February that hit people's phones Thursday with no explanation, the result of a third-party server that had failed on February 14 and was reactivated November 7.
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"The UAE troops have been here ever since the beginning of ISAF (International Security Assistance Force) operation but are now being reactivated and reinforced," a senior government source with knowledge of the operation told Reuters.
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ROME — After his spirited defense of a Chilean bishop accused of covering up sexual abuse prompted the greatest crisis of his pontificate, Pope Francis reactivated an abuse commission on Saturday that had lapsed into dormancy.
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Dr. Mahmoud also helped usher in a combination vaccine against measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox, and one to prevent shingles, the painful and debilitating illness that can develop when a previous chickenpox infection is reactivated.
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"Satellite images no longer detect burning or reactivated fires," said Cinthia Asin, an official for environmental issues for the provincial government of Santa Cruz, a farming province in eastern Bolivia hard hit by the fires.
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"Satellite images no longer detect burning or reactivated fires," said Cinthia Asin, an official for environmental issues for the provincial government of Santa Cruz, a farming province in eastern Bolivia hard-hit by the fires.
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On Saturday evening, the Twitter account of Richard B. Spencer, one of the more prominent leaders of the alt-right movement, had his suspended Twitter account reactivated, spurring outrage among other users on the platform.
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Puigdemont had been living in exile in Belgium, but was arrested in northern Germany on March 25 when Spain unexpectedly reactivated a European arrest warrant against him while he was traveling on a speaking tour.
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Twitter fans are hopeful that the band who brought them "Year 3000," Camp Rock, and glorious 2008-style flippy hair may be reuniting after their dedicated Instagram account was reactivated after almost five years of silence.
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Everywhere I went, I found the makeshift staircases and bridges I had made with the GLOO Cannon, the open hatches and unlocked security doors left by earlier passages, the hacked security turrets ready to be reactivated.
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The reputation of the band grew strong enough that eventually Beyschau and Rayne reactivated the group with newer lineups some years later, resulting in last year's Arena Negra, their first album for Beyond Beyond is Beyond.
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Twitter fans were hopeful that the band that brought them "Year 3000," Camp Rock, and glorious 2008-style flippy hair might be reuniting after their dedicated Instagram account was reactivated after almost five years of silence.
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KELLY is a reactivated "Brilliant Pebble," a remnant of Star Wars, containing a single tungsten cannonball that falls to earth under its own gravity, generating the kinetic energy of a nuclear explosion on the way down.
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Hisham al-Hashimi, an analyst and author who advises the Iraqi government on Islamic State, says militants this year had reactivated their Heaven's Youth Brigade, in reaction to the group's battlefield losses in Iraq and Syria.
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" Danielle Blunt, a dominatrix whose account was deactivated, then reactivated, then deactivated again — after posting about the first deactivation — all in the first week of October, said, "It becomes this form of gaslighting by the platform.
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A reactivated fissure from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano threatened the Big Island's geothermal plant with a new lava flow Tuesday, which could trigger the release of toxic gases if it reaches wells at the plant, Hawaii officials said.
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Colombia President Ivan Duque reactivated Interpol red notices against the leaders from the National Liberation Army (ELN) after the car bomb blast at a police academy in the capital city, whose victims were mostly young police cadets.
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The US Navy&aposs 2nd Fleet was reactivated last summer to defend US interests in the North Atlantic and Arctic waterways, as great power rivals like Russia and even China are becoming increasingly active in these spaces.
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In a speech on Friday night, President Iván Duque of Colombia announced that Colombian authorities had reactivated arrest warrants for members of the ELN leadership and had asked Cuba, where 10 members are based, to extradite them.
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De Champlain believes that those chapters will be reactivated soon, as the bikers arrested under SharQc return to the streets, especially seeing as how the Crown appears to have botched the cases against many of the accused.
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Minutes into Apple CEO Tim Cook's iPhone 7 event presentation, which started with Super Mario, Pokémon and coding for everyone, the company's freshly reactivated Twitter account posted a video of the new iPhone 7 getting splashed by water.
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Stewart's personal connection to the 9/11 attacks has translated to enduring political activism: He's been central in raising awareness of the Victim Compensation Fund this time around as well as in 43 when it was first reactivated.
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IPATINGA, Brazil (Reuters) - Brazilian steelmaker Usinas Siderurgicas de Minas Gerais SA reactivated a blast furnace on Tuesday and announced plans to raise domestic steel prices in June, but executives warned that new investment would depend upon political developments.
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Following that terrorist attack, the government created the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund to support those who were harmed that day; after it lapsed, it was reactivated in 2011 to provide funding for the care of first responders.
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"Then the officer with the Taser asked the gentleman to put his hands behind his back and did so probably two or three times and reactivated the Taser another four or five times after that," Quinn told BBC.
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That suspended mine capacity will at some stage be reactivated but it seems unlikely that a company with such a big stake in the global zinc game is going to snuff out early any rally in the price.
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Surprisingly, the solution might come from '90s jungle star Sam Gordon (aka Missing) who recently reactivated his studio and launched a new label, Urban Habitat Recordings, to deliver open-format dance music to the diva-deprived house nation.
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Iran said this week that it had increased its supply of advanced centrifuges and reactivated a much larger number of old centrifuges that had been idle, accelerating its ability to produce enough nuclear material to make a bomb.
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But minor technical hiccups regarding follower counts and other stats have been reported before on the site, and a search shows that users saw all kinds of different stats on West's account since he reactivated it on April 13th.
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Brian Jones, an attorney who spent a year working for the "no" side, links the amendment's failure to reactivated memory: "Most people in Oklahoma have an agricultural heritage, meaning their grandparents or parents were farmers," he told BuzzFeed News.
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"Although near impossible to predict, the group is working on the assumption that hotels will begin to be reactivated by no later than July 2020 and that the corporate and government travel sectors will recover relatively quickly," Tsogo said.
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Spain's Supreme Court ruled on Friday that 25 Catalan leaders would be tried for rebellion, embezzlement or disobeying the state and reactivated international arrest warrants for Puigdemont and four other politicians who went into self-imposed exile last year.
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But when I stumbled into surfing again, during a kind of pre-midlife crisis, it reactivated fantasies of a life of sunlight and ocean, of immediate, full-bodied gratification, which had been lying dormant rather than dead inside me.
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Hiding in mountain ranges as inaccessible as Afghanistan's Tora Bora, its leaders still manage over $100m in looted bank deposits, copious heavy weaponry ransacked from military bases, and multiple sleeper cells in cities which can be reactivated at any time.
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Here's how it starts: In the section of the email telling her how to get reactivated, the first suggestion is to send in copies of invoices or receipts from suppliers over the last 365 days related to the item in question.
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Westworld's 90-minute finale (too long, guys, too long), also entitled "The Passenger," features an identity switcheroo of its own: Dolores, shot dead by Bernard, is reactivated by him inside the body of a host version of Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson).
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El Alfa and Anuel AA - "Con Silenciador" Befitting the titular reference, gunshots ring out within seconds of El Jefe's latest single, a thumping Caribbean connection with the reactivated trap capo Anuel AA that seems destined for the rawest of clubs.
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Sandoval also signed an executive order that reactivated a task force to help promote and distribute renewable energy resources, advocate for the development and integration of clean energy sources into Nevada's energy sector, and build modern and cost-effective infrastructure. Gov.
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The three men, all U.S. military veterans, were part of the volunteer group 50 Star Search and Rescue, one of dozens of such outfits formed during previous flood disasters in Texas and Louisiana and reactivated in Florida when Michael struck.
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Spain has reactivated European warrants for Lluis Puig and Toni Comin since nine other separatist leaders were given long prison sentences in Madrid last month for their role in an illegal referendum and declaration of independence for Catalonia in 2017.
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Recap: Iran said this week that it had increased its supply of advanced centrifuges and had reactivated a much larger number of old centrifuges that had been idle, stepping up its ability to produce nuclear material to make a bomb.
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On Friday, Pablo Llarena, a Spanish Supreme Court judge, ordered the arrest of five separatist politicians, and reactivated an international arrest warrant against Mr. Puigdemont, a former president of Catalonia, and five other politicians who had fled Spain to avoid prosecution.
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The lawmakers also asked the agency to explain the process by which a member of the military has a security clearance "reactivated or transferred" in order to be employed by the intelligence community, given Winner's previous service in the Air Force.
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During the month of abstinence, the research team, which included Sarah Eichmeyer and Luca Braghieri of Stanford, regularly checked the Facebook accounts of the study's subjects to make sure those who had agreed to stay away had not reactivated them.
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UPDATED January 25th, 2:52PM ET: The Uber spokesperson said the tab in the Partners portal that allowed drivers to download their tax information will be disabled until the bug can be fixed, but promised that tab would be reactivated before February 1st.
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Spain's Supreme Court on Tuesday reactivated a European arrest warrant for Ponsati, who currently lives in self-imposed exile in Scotland, and two other former Catalan leaders in Belgium for helping to organize a 2017 referendum deemed illegal by a Spanish court.
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But the nuclear attack sirens, discontinued since the 1980s when the Cold War drew to a close, are being reactivated in light of recent test launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles from North Korea deemed capable of reaching the state, agency spokeswoman Arlina Agbayani told Reuters.
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The pilot of Flight 610 appears to have done that repeatedly to bring the nose up, but the M.C.A.S. reactivated each time, as it was designed to do, forcing the nose back down, and the pilot had to repeat the process again and again.
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According to the documents Motherboard obtained, the government has reactivated 30 of his cases between September and October 2014, many of which had rested for years, "and exactly at the time when I had left the country for a short holiday," Tibbo tells Motherboard during a meeting in Hamburg.
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It's also possible that people who haven't moved or encountered a new environment are just manifesting allergies they had when younger, but then went dormant for an oddly longer period of time (perhaps beyond the usual teenage years of hormonal flux) and were only reactivated by some mysterious trigger.
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