But whatever happens, for the love of God, stop rebooting things that don't need rebooting, you lazy assholes.
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Rebooting X-Men was a risky idea (before reboots became tres chic), but rebooting it with James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender was nothing short of commendable.
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Rebooting — and committing to — mosquito eradication can eliminate existing ones.
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Rebooting antitrust for the information age will not be easy.
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Beloved science fiction magazine Omni is rebooting from its reboot.
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Clinton into a stumble while somehow rebooting perceptions of himself.
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It was complete rebooting and, quite honestly, it was necessary.
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They have not lost their interest in rebooting the system.
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Netflix has been on a tear rebooting classic TV shows lately.
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Individuals, too, increasingly seem to accept the need for continuous rebooting.
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The show is basically a reboot about the struggle of rebooting.
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Rebooting the franchise makes a considerable amount of sense for Lionsgate.
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Is your iOS device rebooting itself seemingly at random this morning?
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And don't even get me started on rebooting our cellphone situation.
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Nickeledeon is rebooting the sketch comedy show, the network announced Thursday.
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Eventually it would work, but only after much app-quitting and rebooting.
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Television networks have found that rebooting older classics is a winning bet.
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A VC expert explains 3 inevitable forces rebooting venture capital right now
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You're only rebooting something because it has a passionate, protective fan base.
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At any rate, I generally solve it by rebooting the Apple box.
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But Nadal kept tracking down Federer's best efforts and rebooting the exchanges.
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She likened it to rebooting a computer to eradicate an unexplainable glitch.
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So it's rebooting the logo from when it dominated the American pizza market.
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Install these one by one using KextBeast and the terminal, rebooting in-between.
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That meant rebooting the fMRI machine—which can take an hour or so.
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Nickelodeon announced Thursday that the original series is rebooting as Blue's Clues & You.
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Rebooting the classics can run the risk of leaning too hard on nostalgia.
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When the Apple logo appears, the watch is rebooting into its regular mode.
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Or that Peacock would be rebooting Punky Brewster and Saved by the Bell.
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It's about time we started rebooting classic folk songs for the 21st century.
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Rebooting trans-Atlantic trade talks — in some form — would be a good start.
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Think about it in some new and interesting way, instead of just rebooting it.
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On Monday, news broke about all about the possibilities for rebooting the original Nicktoons.
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In the end, rebooting my affected iPhone seemed to improve the battery drain issue.
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All last week, users reported computers spontaneously rebooting after installing Intel's Spectre/Meltdown patch.
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If you're still experiencing an issue after rebooting, contact us at Google Home Support.
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According to Deadline, MTV is considering rebooting Scream for its six-episode season 3.
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Re-energizing and rebooting Papa John's is something that we're all extremely excited about.
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The result is like rebooting a computer, say those who have had positive results.
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He tried clearing his cache, rebooting his phone, reinstalling the app — but nothing worked.
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The sweeping narrative of "Rebooting Justice" encompasses both the criminal and civil legal systems.
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Rebooting Direct Effect is my way of thanking them for their bravery and vision.
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We're rebooting and starting over and we're going to try and find the perfect guy.
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CBS is rebooting Magnum, P.I. a full three decades after it went off the air.
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His death comes on the heels of CBS' announcement the network is rebooting the show.
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We are rebooting our educational system so that everyone can have access to quality education.
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From Rebooting AI: Building Artificial Intelligence We Can Trust, by Gary Marcus and Ernest Davis.
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Chris Rock is rebooting the "Saw" franchise with "Spiral," starring Rock and Samuel L. Jackson.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is rebooting his acting career, adding realistic drama to his action-film résumé.
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Director Sophia Takal and writer April Wolfe are rebooting the 1974 horror film Black Christmas.
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Tamberelli's announcement comes one day after Nickelodeon revealed it's rebooting the sketch comedy show All That.
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Nickelodeon is rebooting the beloved children's show with a new host and a CGI blue pup.
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If it happens, it wouldn't be the first time folks rose up against rebooting a classic.
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His film Split opens January 21, and he's rebooting '90s horror classic, Tales from the Crypt.
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Kamala Harris: Just like O'Rourke, the junior senator from California seems intent on rebooting her campaign.
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It keeps the pace brisk with brief, self-contained chapters, each one ending with Miyubi rebooting.
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A young hacker named Franklin (The Get Down's Justice Smith) works magic rebooting the park's systems.
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So if you've been chasing one for ages and you're not getting any closer, try rebooting.
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For some it's come too late, as the constant rebooting has drained their vehicles' batteries completely.
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With an economic upturn in the euro zone, the conditions for rebooting France are unusually favourable.
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"Just because everybody's rebooting everything … let's do Desperate Housewives, let's do Lois & Clark!" said Sam Rubin.
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Rebooting old titles — especially on television — decades after their initial release has become increasingly more common.
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In a time when talking cars don't seem so far off, rebooting "Knight Rider" was unnecessary.
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Rebooting the entire network, Hall found that not all of her problems originated with the enemy.
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With local transmission of the virus basically under control, China shifts focus toward rebooting paused businesses.
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Kesha's first single since 2013, "Praying," is a perfectly aimed missile of revenge and career rebooting.
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We are going to be rebooting Saved by the Bell for the new NBC streaming platform.
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In some cases, rebooting the phone and fully deleting and then reinstalling Spotify from scratch was necessary.
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Another stab at rebooting the Terminator franchise four years after the failed attempt that was Terminator: Genynynynysys?
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Elizabeth Banks is rebooting Charlie's Angels with a film that she wrote, directed, and even acts in.
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Providers from General Assembly to Pluralsight are building businesses on the promise of boosting and rebooting careers.
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But like the busted Intel patch rebooting customers' systems, it's probably best not to count on it.
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"So I had a piece of salmon and my brain felt like a computer rebooting," she said.
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Rebooting is a major theme for the Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Jets heading into Week 220.
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It's also worth noting that some Eatsa's stores are currently closed for some sort of "rebooting" process.
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S Suggests has a bunch of permissions, including rebooting the phone remotely and installing apps or packages.
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Since rebooting the "Star Trek" movie franchise in 2009, the three movies have grossed $1.2 billion worldwide.
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Though Hollywood often speaks of "rebooting" franchises, there is no clean slate to be written on here.
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CBS All Access, for instance, is rebooting "The Twilight Zone," which has already had two unmemorable relaunches.
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Writer Sophie Hannah has taken on the helm of rebooting Christie's Poirot in a new series of books.
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Sony is rebooting its Spider-Man franchise yet again — this time with help from Disney-owned Marvel Studios.
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It's like rebooting your phone without having to sit through the loading screen for several minutes each time.
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Gestures don't always register, and the new Photos app freezes sometimes, during which manually rebooting sometimes isn't possible.
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It has told a multifaceted story across more than 20 films without "rebooting" itself, or replacing the cast.
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"Rebooting India" is a welcome detour to the often-overlooked realities of how these principles translate into reality.
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Earlier this year, Netflix announced that it was rebooting The Magic School Bus, another favorite of '90s kids.
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The automated system controlling the heating, ventilation and hot water for the homes kept rebooting every 5 minutes.
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Imagine, for a moment, the ghost of the lone IT guy capable of rebooting the card vending system.
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Now with the election just over a month away, the DeSantis forces appear to be rebooting his campaign.
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Adolescence Adding college students back into family life is rarely as simple as rebooting their high school days.
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So Catalan separatists are now banking on political victimhood as the best strategy for rebooting the independence project.
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Joseph Joseph is a brand known for rebooting typically mundane kitchen tools with smart designs and splashes of color.
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Indeed, a good deal of the new, final ITRS report echoes a preliminary Rebooting Computing paper from last fall.
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Case in point: MTV is officially rebooting its popular reality show as The Hills: New Beginnings on June 24.
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Texas Democrat Beto O'Rourke took the stage at a CNN Town Hall Tuesday intent on rebooting his flagging campaign.
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Earlier this year, we got a little excited about the rebooting of the Nokia 3310 from Finnish startup HMD.
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It probably wouldn't last very long, but definitely long enough to put in a fresh battery, all without rebooting.
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A rebooting, however, which the Troika, the three institutions: the IMF, the Commission and the ECB, would not fathom.
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It seems the administration is resetting the negotiating terms in preparation for rebooting the failed land-for-peace approach.
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DARGIS The Spider-Man movies — because Sony kept rebooting them — show that, really, the star is the unitard, right?
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Eleanor's guess ruins the scheme, and Michael ended the season by wiping his subjects' memories and rebooting the scenario.
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This article is adapted from Rebooting AI: Building Artificial Intelligence We Can Trust, by Gary Marcus and Ernest Davis.
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This requires not wholesale de-regulation, but rebooting government with simpler, open frameworks that set goals and governing principles.
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So when he saw that Marvel was rebooting the series, he begged his agent to ask for an audition.
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Rebooting a beloved series is inherently tricky business, but revitalizing aughts sitcom Lizzie McGuire has proved messier than most.
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Several stories have surfaced recently suggesting the divorce is on hold and they are thinking of rebooting the relationship.
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Instead of rebooting the stream, we just waited for my character to die, unplugged the controller, and re-synced it.
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As of now, the studio seems wary of rebooting anything newer than the Disney Renaissance era, which ended around 2000.
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Innovations are key to rebooting the food system - but they should not be limited to just technological ones, he said.
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SpaceX is rebooting its colonization plan, and may pivot to focus on a moon base that would aid that effort.
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The move signals Sony and Marvel's confidence in rebooting the Spider-Man film series under the Marvel Cinematic Universe umbrella.
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Fiat 500 and MiniCooper prove that rebooting iconic vehicles is possible; Volkswagen's unloved new Beetle shows how it can misfire.
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On stage, we watched an engineer put a camera module in and take a photo — all without rebooting the device.
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The company was rebooting and renaming itself Aria Insights, a move that arrived with a newfound AI/data-driven focus.
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It's also bringing back "Gossip Girl," rebooting "Grease," making a "Dune" TV show, and streaming all 21 Studio Ghibli films.
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"We know that you've been rebooting a lot lately," say a coalition of concerned citizens, as they approach his mansion.
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Fashion designers and manufacturers are rebooting their operations to help with shortages of masks and gowns in the coronavirus pandemic.
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BULLETIN BOARD Our new Travel editor, Amy Virshup, says she will be rebooting our travel journalism for the digital age.
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"If rebooting your server to your projector doesn't fix whatever problem you're having, you're down" until a technician can come.
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" The main takeaway from Bavaria, he said: "We have a vibrant democracy that is in the process of rebooting itself.
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Blocking access to your devices is not always possible, but can be as simple as rebooting them and resetting the passwords.
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You may feel as though your brain is rebooting, as Uranus amplifies your voice and brings your ambitions to the surface.
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Netflix is rebooting Lost in Space, and it put out a first very teasery teaser for the new series this week.
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The team behind Riverdale is rebooting Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and wow is it immensely darker than the series you remember.
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"It's a disappointing, unfunny reminder that maybe the trend of rebooting the objects of our most nostalgic desire needs to end."
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During the Halloween panel that featured Jamie Lee Curtis and the director and producers, they discussed rebooting the iconic horror franchise.
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In recent years, the cast has talked about potentially rebooting the reality show, which aired for six seasons from 2006-2010.
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In Westworld, constant rebooting makes artificial lifeforms conscious of the fact that they are slaves, and horribly mistreated slaves at that.
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"Rebooting India" is at its best when it delves into the veritable sausage-making that is large-scale government IT projects.
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Rebooting your router can temporarily remove the router-bricking and spying functions of the malware, but not all the malicious code.
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In recent years, the cast has talked about potentially rebooting the reality show, which aired for six seasons from 2006-2010.
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Read more: Chris Carter on rebooting 'The X-Files' in a spoiler-obsessed culture Will the new mythology be wrapped up?
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Japanese film studio Toho created the original Godzilla all the way back in 1954, and is rebooting the franchise for 2016.
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The second is Otherside Entertainment, a small company essentially known for rebooting '90s game franchises from the legendary Looking Glass Studios.
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Ross, for example, is a billionaire investor who filled his coffers rebooting failed steel companies before launching a private equity firm.
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The network once devoted to music programming is returning to its roots by rebooting a handful of its most beloved series.
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HP will also push out a Battery Safety Mode update to affected computers, which can be activated after rebooting the computer.
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Crane confirmed on Tuesday he would be rebooting the pro-Paul super-PAC and turning it into a pro-Johnson vehicle.
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Rebooting business news: On Thursday, CNNMoney becomes the all-new CNN Business, covering the companies, personalities, and innovations driving business forward.
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This should reduce complaints about Windows 10 automatically rebooting machines for updates, and provide the ability for users to control them better.
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It's a pedigree that, we're told, makes them perfect for rebooting Modern Warfare with a greater focus on story than ever before.
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Instead, it's a disappointing, unfunny reminder that maybe the trend of rebooting the objects of our most nostalgic desire needs to end.
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Now, a new Netflix series has Lee rebooting his 30-year-old storyline, viewing She's Gotta Have It through a modern lens.
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Promises to ship a Walkie-Talkie feature fell by the wayside in the company's rebooting of the platform, but now it's here.
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Now it's pivoted to "everything's a remake" by rebooting every successful TV series, comic book, or film ever to turn a profit.
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Rebooting the phone and making sure the screen was fully clicked in seemed to fix this, but it wasn't a heartening experience.
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But now they face their first major activist in Elliott Management – one with a track record for rebooting management and selling companies.
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" The White House told CNN the President's schedule has been unusually light because he was "just rebooting before the next foreign trip.
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Previous attempts at rebooting his campaign, such as one in May that included an appearance on ABC's "The View," have fallen flat.
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Disney is rebooting the Lizzie McGuire character for a new show about Lizzie's life as a millennial working in New York City.
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Professional video editors across Los Angeles were reporting that their Apple Mac Pro computers were mysteriously crashing and not rebooting on Monday.
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That's evident in the TCEQ emissions reports; rebooting the Formosa Plastics plant two hours outside Houston will be an enormous emissions event.
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After conception, when sperm meets egg, a natural process of cleansing, or "rebooting," occurs, stripping away most chemical marks on the genes.
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Disney announced in August that it would be rebooting the series that launched Duff into stardom on the studio's streaming service, Disney+.
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The move is a stark departure from the last time Universal tried rebooting its family of movie monsters, just three years ago.
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Even if a scareware alert pops up, you can dismiss it without rebooting your whole computer — just forcibly quit the browser program.
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Of course, any time you encounter an unexpected problem with a device like your Roku, "rebooting" it can help eliminate temporary glitches.
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Rather it is because the most powerful innovations documented in "Rebooting Justice" appear to have sprung from the creative minds of nonlawyers.
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In the 1980s, DC tried to clear up all its contradictions and confusions by rebooting the entire universe in Crisis on Infinite Earths.
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And, if they are partial to nostalgia, Nintendo is rebooting its classic NES console with a miniature version just in time for Christmas.
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Facebook is likely hoping that rebooting the longtime MTV favorite, which originally debuted in 1995, will draw new viewers to its Watch platform.
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"Disney channel is rebooting Remaking "hocus pocus" good luck finding an actor that can fill the shoes of @BetteMidler," wrote one Twitter user.
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That didn't mean rebooting Child's Play, an idea he and producer David Kirschner, who'd been with the franchise from the beginning, had discussed.
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When Disney announced it was rebooting Boy Meets World, every outlet ever wrote about it; but are we actually watching Girl Meets World?
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The New York Daily News reported Friday CBS is rebooting the black-and-white science fiction series on its streaming service All Access.
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In May, Syfy announced it was rebooting with a new look and a slew of new adaptations, including one of Martin's 1980 novellas.
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Platinum burst on to the scene with malware taking advantage of Windows "hotfixing," a feature that allowed computers to be updated without rebooting.
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There's also a heavy dose of nostalgia in the animated series order: DreamWorks and Netflix are rebooting the 1980s cartoon series She-Ra.
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Hannibal's Bryan Fuller is rebooting Steven Spielberg's 1980s sci-fi / fantasy anthology Amazing Stories for NBC in the old-fashioned weekly anthology style.
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Rebooting the Bathroom Installing new tile might not be the easiest way to refresh your bathroom, but it can be the most effective.
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After the successful revival of "Trading Spaces," TLC and HGTV are collectively rebooting "While You Were Out," another early 2000s home renovation show.
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When Netflix brought it back in 2013, an early example of the platform's strategy of rebooting beloved old series, fan anticipation was feverish.
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Smart, sunny and simple, the redesign feels lofty and homey at the same time, rebooting Carnegie's original grand-populist vision for the branches.
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But Jarmusch, who did a fine job of rebooting vampires in "Only Lovers Left Alive" (2014), transmuting them into lolling snobs, is undeterred.
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One compares tripping to rebooting a computer, hitting Ctrl-Alt-Delete on your brain, or filling a sled imprint with freshly fallen snow.
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XDA Developers reported that some who did not see the option were able to make it pop up by rebooting the device several times.
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Test Multiple Devices If rebooting your router doesn't work, the next step is to determine whether the problem's inside or outside of your home.
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We want to reset our relationship and we want to make sure that we are learning, we are listening and that we are rebooting.
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From there, [Magicwire] got in contact with me and informed me that they might be interested in working with me and rebooting the label.
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Microsoft has previously promised to be more transparent about these updates to ensure users aren't rebooting many times after the Creators Update begins rolling out.
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This is why I prefer to invest in the Atari properties, launching a sequel or rebooting an old IP offers a springboard and brand recognition.
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Unfortunately, the command loss timer couldn't be changed, meaning the spacecraft would be rebooting every three days for nearly four months during the solar conjunction.
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"What TMS is doing is changing how that network functions, really rebooting the network to improve symptoms of mood, anxiety and chronic pain," Leuchter said.
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At this point the wiper module would also get activated and delete system files on operator machine to crash them and prevent them from rebooting.
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If any district needs political rebooting, it's the heavily Democratic 13th, which covers Upper Manhattan, including Harlem and Washington Heights, and parts of the Bronx.
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While the Science Channel is rebooting Mythbusters as as a reality show,... GoPro might have accidentally given us a sneak peak of its Karma drone.
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He's known not only for rebooting Battlestar Galactica, but also for his work on Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
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After Sony's Tobey Maguire-starring Spider-Man films fizzled out, ending with 33's Spider-Man 3, the studio wasted little time in rebooting them.
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It's "essentially rebooting 'Big,'" but just "with tights" and "a cape," CNN's film and TV critic Brian Lowry wrote in his review of the film.
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Also on WWHL, Bergen talked about the possibility of rebooting her iconic show Murphy Brown, saying, "It would be nice," especially during the current political climate.
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Nintendo is rebooting the Classic Edition of its NES and SNES consoles , which are 33 and 28 years old, respectively; they&aposll ship on June 29.
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With all eyes trained on the Supreme Court nomination, the Senate may not take up the bill before the midterm elections, potentially rebooting the bill's progress.
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Otherwise you're going to have to get creative by using a laptop to pretend to be the Chromecast, getting it registered, and then rebooting your devices.
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Even after rebooting the app, Student Debt Help's ad still appears in my timeline (with another 1,500 likes) and the associated Facebook page is still up.
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At Google I/O, the Ara team demoed its swappable modules, swiping in an camera and snapping a pic all without rebooting the phone, for example.
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And with Motorola rumored to be working on rebooting the Razr for 2019 with a foldable screen, there's a chance they could recreate that magic again.
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Releasing iOS 11.2 on a Friday night is a bit odd, but that might be because some iPhones keep rebooting themselves because of a time bug.
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When a College Student Is Home for the Summer Adding college students back into family life is rarely as simple as rebooting their high school days.
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That's a big difference from what we're used to with Windows 10 today, which involves the OS downloading an update and then applying it and rebooting.
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" NBC Entertainment Chairman Bob Greenblatt said this week at The Hollywood Reporter's Power Lawyers breakfast that the network is considering rebooting that show and "30 Rock.
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In Ikata, Shikoku Electric spent months gaining approval for a restart from the tougher post-Fukushima regulator, rebooting one of its plant's three reactors in 203.
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Rebooting would not solve the problem, and instead, affected users would have to restart their devices by pulling out their battery or by using Android Device Manager.
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Fresh from last week's NASDAQ debut, blushing ingenue Roku is celebrating by refreshing its entire product line and rebooting the software that runs across all its devices.
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Netflix is officially rebooting The Baby-Sitters Club, the book series that brought us dedicated friendship, young female entrepreneurs, and a trove of great '90s denim looks.
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Twitter is rebooting its account verification program, and in the process taking the check mark away from white nationalists, while warning that more action is to come.
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Dennis Gross, MD's new C+ Collagen line focuses on rebooting cell energy, and the signature ingredient in Dr. Barbara Sturm's namesake products is the plant ingredient purslane.
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But it might not be the last we see of the Sopranos family, if HBO has its way—because the network is now considering rebooting the show.
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Nickelodeon is rebooting "Rugrats" for a new generation of kids, and it sounds like the woman who played Angelica Pickles for years is coming back as well.
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Tencent, the Chinese internet giant valued at $470 billion, may have a hand in rebooting the Snapchat app to make it more competitive with Instagram and Facebook.
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Bravo announced on Tuesday that they are rebooting the iconic 1999 dating show Blind Date, bringing it back to television at a date still to be announced.
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Abandoning the legacy bureaucracies that stifle infrastructure projects might be the most important change of all — rebooting the rules could demonstrate what's needed to fix broken government.
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Strictly when it comes to rebooting the '70s for our amusement, though, these twin arrivals from 45 years ago indicate an element of method in the madness.
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Carly Kocurek is the author of Coin-Operated Americans: Rebooting Boyhood at the Video Game Arcade (Minnesota, 2015) and Brenda Laurel: Pioneering Games for Girls (Bloomsbury, 2017).
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When Marvel announced it would be rebooting the Spider-Man franchise for the third time in 15 years, critics and fans alike wondered (vocally) what's the point?
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Ross, Trump's choice for Commerce secretary, is a billionaire investor who made his fortune rebooting failed steel companies before founding a private equity firm, with mixed results.
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A Nickelodeon exec recently expressed interest in rebooting "All That" ... and a former (adult) cast member thinks the idea is brilliant for more reasons than just nostalgia.
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This virtual machine approach also means you can quickly jump between macOS and Windows without rebooting each time, as you would on a classic dual-boot system.
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Over the weekend, Variety reported that Sony was rebooting the cult classic, which starred David Bowie as Jareth, the baby-stealing glammy Goblin King who loves sweet orbs.
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The bug was reported on both Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL devices, and according to various forum threads, it resulted in the phones rebooting seemingly at random.
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However, by rebooting the series with younger actors in "First Class," then tinkering with the timeline in "Days of Future Past," Fox has given filmmakers a second shot.
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Most salons offer quick glossing treatments, which are amazing for rebooting the vibrancy of your dingy highlights or all-over color, but that requires time and extra cash.
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Rebooting or releasing a new adaptation also happens often with anime, especially if the manga a show is based on goes somewhere different than its initial anime did.
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Fox will be looking to rebound from a stab last fall at rebooting "The Fantastic Four," which became its first bona fide flop based on a Marvel property.
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For better and worse, movie studios and retailers haven't spent the last two decades rebooting, retooling, and reincarnating my favorite childhood property, as they have with bigger brands.
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Amid all the Disney princess mania of recent years, rebooting the film seems like a no-brainer, and various parties involved have mentioned the possibility of a sequel.
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"Over the last few years, it would get brought up and we would just dismiss it," Ms. Bergen, 72, said in a recent interview about rebooting the show.
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Keeping all software up to date and rebooting when necessary is one of the easiest things you can do to ensure your devices are as secure as possible.
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Arnold and LeBron seem to have a lot in common these days ... they're both stinkin' rich, they're both crazy gym rats and they're both into rebooting classic movies!
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron swept into office last May on a pledge to create jobs and improve the lives of workers by rebooting the country's economy.
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Instead of rebooting old movies with gender swapped roles (yes, this applies to you too, Steven Spielberg), why not greenlight original movies with original women characters as the lead?
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News. Disney/ABC, which purchased the rights to American Idol in 2016, is rebooting the series after its Fox finale two years ago, with Seacrest returning to hosting duties.
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Google launched the Google Glass Enterprise Edition (or Google Glass EE) on Tuesday, officially rebooting the wearable as a workplace tool, with Backchannel's Steven Levy first reporting the news.
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While reporting this story about high schools that are rebooting themselves to better prepare students for future jobs, I visited Summit Shasta, a charter school in Daly City, Calif.
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The system, while powerful, is easily thwarted by rebooting the offending IoT device and it seems that updates are slowly reducing the number of potential targets in the wild.
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The final season of "The Good Wife" found Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies), after a failed stint in politics, rebooting her law career by working in the Chicago bond court.
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Once you download CrossOver 17 onto your Mac, you can install and run Windows programs without buying a Windows license, rebooting your computer, or investing in some virtual machine.
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Along the way, it also becomes a rousing series about rebooting your life in adulthood, about coming back home, and about making space for queer identities in 2010s America.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in, whose parents were refugees from North Korea, won the presidential election in May and had campaigned on rebooting Seoul's tough approach to Pyongyang.
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In an effort to make us all feel closer to our inevitable mortality, The CW is rebooting Roswell, the show that made you wonder what ever happened to Majandra Delfino.
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And just like the bug that made the rounds in February that involved a character in the Indian language Telugu, restarting the app or rebooting your phone won't fix it.
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TLC delighted fans of the classic house-swapping makeover series when the network announced in March 2017 that it would be rebooting the show after ten years off the air.
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After spending the better part of the week dealing with endlessly rebooting Uconnect infotainment systems, Fiat Chrysler customers across the Northeast are finally seeing their cars mostly return to normal.
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" When asked about the possibility of rebooting the series with a more diverse cast, Parker wasn't optimistic, saying, "I don't know that you could do it with a different cast.
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Many Lexus owners experienced broken navigation and infotainment systems yesterday, with drivers unable to listen to music or get directions because their head units were stuck in a rebooting loop.
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In many ways, the three are in an unenviable position: arrivistes tasked with rebooting a label that was generally well-liked, whose need for change was financial more than aesthetic.
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Your Chromecast could possibly freeze or lag at some point, and while simply rebooting the device may help, if it doesn't, you may need to resort to more serious measures.
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Trump has been intent on rebooting the bilateral relationship with Sisi and building on the strong connection the two presidents established when they first met in New York last September.
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Though Vanity's then-girlfriend Fallon Vendetta temporarily joined him in rebooting Blood on the Dance Floor in 2017, as of today, Vanity is Blood on the Dance Floor's only member.
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As glad as we may feel to have our children return to the nest, adding them back into family life is rarely as simple as rebooting their high school days.
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"One of the consequences of Brexit and the way that it has been handled is a rebooting of populism," said Matthew Goodwin, professor of politics at the University of Kent.
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It's been two-and-a-half years since the news first broke that Steven Spielberg would be rebooting his '80s anthology series "Amazing Stories" for Apple's then-unnamed streaming service.
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Both feel crushing guilt for leaving their mother in China, even as their cousin contemplates rebooting this generational cycle of estrangement all over again by sending her own son abroad.
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When you just need occasional access to one app or just need to switch to Windows for a few minutes at a time, rebooting can get very frustrating very quickly.
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Now that the genre is getting on in years, reality TV producers have resorted to rebooting old shows like "TRL" and "Jersey Shore" in hopes of a decent rating point.
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Many of the most compelling proposals of "Rebooting Justice" revolve around using technological tools and institutional reforms to more effectively support the overwhelmingly lawyerless who seek redress from the courts.
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Brown announced on Instagram, Wednesday, that the Food Network is rebooting the beloved show, which will be called Good Eats: The Return, starting on Sunday, August 25 at 20153 p.m. EST.
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We talked to Carson Kressley -- the former star of "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" -- who gave us the straight dope on how he got word about Netflix rebooting the series.
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During Friday's expo, Disney also announced they will be rebooting one of the most popular Disney Channel shows of all time, Lizzie McGuire, with Hilary Duff returning as the titular character.
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And yet I had no idea that Hollywood was rebooting The Mummy until this morning, when the IMAX YouTube channel uploaded a Mummy trailer in which the sound was hilariously butchered.
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The FBI waded into the American presidential election by rebooting its investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state, four months after exonerating her.
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At this time we are working under the assumption that this flaw will impact all of our customers and we're presuming that rebooting Droplets (a DigitalOcean cloud server) will be necessary.
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For three years, Scott served as Adobe's vice president of products, rebooting Adobe's mobile product strategy and leading Behance, the leading online platform for creatives to showcase and discover creative work.
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Audiences responded, rebooting American filmgoing as a serious pastime, but whether due to age or lack of cultural awareness, the studio heads at the time simply didn't understand what was happening.
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Some of these money-making apps are buggy, crash often, and it appears to be quicker to restart the Android device itself rather than killing the app's process and rebooting it.
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Go deeper: Christopher Johnson of CSIS asks if the US really understands the leverage it has in these talks in Rebooting U.S.-China Trade Ties: "Enter Ye Through the Narrow Gate".
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He succeeded immediately and drew the eye of Collier, who needed help rebooting Collier's Weekly, a general-interest magazine out of New York, which, despite its 250,19993 readers, had grown irrelevant.
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The gregarious executive, a quintessential New York power player who spent 27 years at HBO and left eight months after AT&T became its owner, is rebooting himself as a producer.
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If that is the case, and especially depending on how Dark Phoenix is received, Marvel might see fit to wait a few years before resetting and rebooting the X-Men franchise.
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In the Secret Empire series, she dies — but it turns out a secret program has repeatedly cloned her, and one of the clones ends up with her memories, effectively rebooting her character.
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In a brutally honest interview with Kotaku's Jason Schreier this week at E3, game director Luke Smith says the development team is effectively rebooting the core narrative pillar of the Destiny universe.
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While it's easy for us to unplug our routers at the first sign of trouble, most companies have complex server systems where advanced tactics like rebooting and unplugging are often not effective.
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He says a Uconnect representative hung up on him after holding for 30 minutes the first time he called to complain that the screen in his 2018 Jeep Compass Latitude was rebooting.
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We got Kid leaving Craig's in L.A. and of course wanted to know what his take on LeBron's production company rebooting Kid 'N Play's classic teen comedy for a brand new audience.
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At a time when executives are keen on rebooting original series, a revival of The Osbournes has been discussed by multiple networks — but one key factor has thus far prevented its return.
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Producer David Heyman is on board for the project, best known for helping to guide the Harry Potter franchise and rebooting it with the upcoming Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
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Republicans are in the process of rebooting their health care strategy after they were unable to repeal former President Obama's signature health care law, the Affordable Care Act, in the last Congress.
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NBCU direct-to-consumer and digital enterprises chairman Bonnie Hammer told Deadline that the company is "having conversations" about rebooting "The Office" for its upcoming streaming service, Peacock, a competitor to Netflix.
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What I really do, and what I'm really interested in, is creating new sci-fi worlds, or rebooting IPs and giving them a new size and a new dimension of science fiction.
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Some of Windows' competitors are better at handling big updates without rebooting—Linux, for example, doesn't lock in-use files the way Windows does, meaning more updates can be processed on the fly.
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Even as the world's biggest smartphone maker, Samsung's mobile credibility was deeply shaken by the Galaxy Note 73 snafu, so it now needs to reassert its reliability while also rebooting its technological advantage.
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Prime Minister Theresa May secured cabinet agreement on her plans to leave the European Union earlier this month aimed at rebooting discussions with Brussels and delivering a "business-friendly" Brexit to avoid disruption.
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Extensive research on the connection between job productivity and vacations was covered in a 2012 article in The Atlantic that referenced studies that suggest that short breaks are good for rebooting the mind.
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In rebooting the beloved series, Stevenson has created something special, a cartoon that both honors and improves on the original by amplifying its characters' feelings, and emits equal parts electricity, joy, and warmth.
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Read more: Pizza Hut is rebooting its iconic 'red roof' logo with a retro designCustomers can order cheese or pepperoni and cheese options, which are served with a side of marinara dipping sauce.
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"We want to reset our relationship and we want to make sure that we are learning, that we are listening, and that we are rebooting," co-founder Jack Dorsey told developers in Oct.
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"The president noted the necessity of rebooting the government without snap elections, which would only deepen the political crisis and worsen conditions for carrying out reform," a statement on Poroshenko's official website said.
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Kerber, in the midst of a resurgent season of her own, won, 6-3, 6-3, rebooting rallies with her defense while Ostapenko kept going for broke and too often missing the target.
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And are already being felt in places like India — where the country's Aadhaar biometric ID system has been accused of rebooting ancient prejudices by promoting a digital caste system, as the conference also heard.
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It exists "to make every Indian, no matter how poor or marginalised, visible to the state," Nandan Nilekani, a software billionaire and the architect of the programme, wrote in his 2015 book, "Rebooting India".
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The Internet Archive and Comcast did not immediately respond to a request for more information, but Thursday, the Archive tweeted that it was rebooting some systems and said the site would be working intermittently.
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But despite all the investment movie studios are funneling into rebooting these legacy films, they might not be as well-received as studios might hope, according to a new analysis by betting website Casumo.
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Hokkaido Electric Power had restored power to a little more than half of the island's 2.95 million households by Friday afternoon after receiving supplies from nearby Honshu and rebooting some of its generating units.
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Once those RNA packages arrive at the epididymis, the hypothesis goes, they prompt a of cascade of changes at conception that evade the stripping, or rebooting, process and the subsequent reshuffling during early development.
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"That's why the public health measures are so important and why they're essential, even though they're hard in the short run, that's the only way to really end up rebooting the economy," he said.
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Dr. Fasih Hameed, an associate medical director at the Petaluma Health Center, prescribes meals from Ceres to cancer patients as well as those with hepatitis C. "It's a way of holistically rebooting," he said.
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Two different re-watch podcasts have launched over the summer, featuring some heavy-hitter hosts, and not an interview goes by when ABC's current president isn't asked if she's thinking about rebooting the show.
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Gunn is rebooting the movie for Warner Bros, and giving the Squad a brand new take (which will more than likely feature his signature brand of offbeat humor, something the first Suicide Squad desperately lacked).
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Meanwhile, Niantic is also busy expanding into other games: the studio is rebooting its sci-fi AR game Ingress, while also preparing to launch a new title based on the magical world of Harry Potter.
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After a sharp sales fall following his appointment in 23.70 due to the expiry of major patents, the results were the latest vindication of Chief Executive Officer Pascal Soriot's strategy for rebooting the British drugmaker.
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We'd already been through years of brownouts, of flickering lights, blinking monitors, older ag drones without artificial neural networks rebooting in their stations and randomly launching to spray the fields again or overfeed the chickens.
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"The rebooting of USA Gymnastics is going to take a very long time," he added, saying it will likely be a major topic of conversation until at least the Summer Games in Tokyo in 2020.
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It's also possible that the new OS is just smaller in size than the previous one, or that rebooting your phone and clearing caches always makes it a bit snappier and frees up some storage.
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Netflix has become known for rebooting classic television shows, and its latest project will be taking it into the depths of space with a reboot of the classic 1965 science fiction drama Lost in Space.
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When he wasn't staring at the screens, he was responsible for things like archiving files, rebooting servers, performing backups, and a truly horrible task that involved comparing two extremely long data reports to find discrepancies.
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But there may also be a more cynical explanation for putting the franchise back on viewer radars: Disney is rebooting "High School Musical," which debuted in 2006 and, after two sequels, went dormant in 2008.
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If the box seems to spontaneously restart regularly — or restarts and gets stuck on the O.C.A.P. screen when it is rebooting — contact your cable provider to ask for a technician or a replacement converter box.
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Amazon, which has been rebooting its video service, has made it clear it wants to be in the "very big hits for very big audiences" business, not the "cool shows you probably don't watch" business.
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Some networks, however, like ABC, have said they are going to go in another direction: escapist fare, or shows that are brighter and lighter (consider that network is rebooting its old middle-class sitcom "Roseanne").
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Now, five years after its first game launched and with much more advanced AR tools at its disposal, Niantic is rebooting its first game as Ingress Prime, which launches for free today on iOS and Android.
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On Friday night, Apple's problems got a little worse with a notifications bug that sent iPhones and iPads running the software into a constant cycle of crashing and rebooting, forcing Apple to issue an immediate update.
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Clearly The CW hoped Dynasty would be TV's next great guilty pleasure soap opera, but the pilot lacks every ounce of brains, beauty, and bite that made the original worth rebooting in the first place. —J.
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On Friday, shortly after announcing that Disney would be rebooting the series that launched her into stardom on the studio's forthcoming streaming service Disney+, the actress spoke with PEOPLE about her excitement for the new project.
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During the D23 Expo convention on Friday, Disney announced it is rebooting one of the most popular Disney Channel shows of all time, Lizzie McGuire, and (get excited) Hilary Duff will return as the titular character.
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One of the bombshell announcements during Marvel's Hall H presentation at San Diego Comic-Con tonight was that the studio would be rebooting Blade, with True Detective and Luke Cage actor Mahershala Ali set to star.
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So here at Disrupt London, the startup behind Iris is rebooting its business model to focus on expanding the community of users for the tool via events focused on demonstrating the utility of an AI assistant.
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Nestpick, the troubled Rocket Internet-backed startup that had ambitious plans to move the entire furnished apartment and room rental process online, is rebooting today under new management and with a different business model and product.
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When news emerged in 2010 that Sony intended on rebooting the Spider-Man franchise after the failure of Spider-Man 3, fans started a campaign to have him star as Peter Parker in the new film.
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There are still those who protest rebooting active stacks from dead bodies; they intone the ideology of "spirits, not sleeves" with the belief that re-sleeving is against nature and binds the soul irrevocably to life.
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While the Science Channel is rebooting Mythbusters as as a reality show, the secondary team will be returning to audiences with a new venture called White Rabbit Project, which will begin airing on Netflix in December.
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Microsoft used a similar feature on the Xbox One to resume games, but the Xbox Series X will resume multiple games from a suspended state whether you're rebooting the console, switching games, or resuming from standby.
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While nostalgia and rebooting old television series and films is a regular practice for Netflix, this genre as well as the format represent uncharted waters and the streaming giant as been rather ruthless with cancellations recently.
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The actor stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show in some fun pants and a beard to chat about how he's gone "from geeky to gorgeous" and address those rumors about NBC rebooting the beloved sitcom, The Office.
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Update: Microsoft's Mike Ybarra blames the issue on a "deployment error" (meaning they went to push some new code, and something broke along the way), and says rebooting your console "in a few minutes" should fix it.
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It isn't clear what Disney / Fox's plans are for the franchise, although the studio recently announced that it would be rebooting Buffy the Vampire Slayer in a new show that would build off of the older series.
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It is this program that the 11 companies and research bodies that signed the report, entitled 'Rebooting Electronics Value Chains in Europe', would like to see doubled in the next EU budget term that starts in 2021.
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Part of that slate do-over includes rebooting four popular Fox franchises that are exclusive for Disney's upcoming streaming service, Disney+: Home Alone, Night at the Museum, Cheaper by the Dozen, and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
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Last year, when Showtime first announced it would be rebooting "The L Word" series, it initially seemed like yet another example of a beloved old piece of intellectual property being upcycled into a shinier version of itself.
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Instead of unveiling a new drone or other high-tech project, Dave Clark, standing in front of a van, announced that the company was rebooting its delivery network, shifting much of its package volume to smaller contractors.
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Rebooting the venerable Nokia smartphone brand has not been a rush job for HMD Global, the Foxconn-backed company set up for the purpose of licensing the Nokia name to try to revive the brand's fortunes on smartphones.
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Film critics have long been condemnatory of companies rehashing and rebooting franchises, saying that Hollywood has run out of original and unique ideas and is only using already established brands as a way to make money, not art.
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This is just a reflection of the fact that we have been extending and pretending a crisis and there is huge denial at the centre of these discussions, of the fact that the Greek program needed a rebooting.
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The decision lines up with the upcoming DC Universe: Rebirth Special #1 comic, due out later this month, which will see its comics universe embrace classic continuity and storytelling without rebooting the work of the last several years.
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Trump reached the decision after he was warned that moving the embassy could aggravate his nascent efforts at rebooting the peace process at a time when the US has seen encouraging initial signs from the Israelis and Palestinians.
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In "Rebooting Justice: More Technology, Fewer Lawyers and The Future of Law" (Encounter, $23.99), Benjamin H. Barton and Stephanos Bibas offer both historic perspective and startling data regarding the obstacles faced by average citizens in navigating our courts.
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Remember this is still very early days: This is the period of time in software development where stuff starts happening and stops happening for no apparent reason, and where you might end up rebooting more than you normally would.
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Adweek noticed the same predilection for nostalgia in last year's slate of Super Bowl ads, which included Cindy Crawford rebooting her Pepsi ad from 290 and Steven Tyler using a Kia as a time machine back to the 1970s.
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Read: Stop Rebooting TV Shows, You Lazy Assholes The cast for the 2017 Twin Peaks revival on Showtime has been announced, and it is a long and inexplicable medley of indie rockers, 90s stars, and Michael Cera,Variety reports.
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"Spider-Man certainly is one of those crown jewels of the superhero world, and that's why they keep rebooting it and going back to it and trying to reinvent it and re-imagine it for today's audiences," Dergarabedian said.
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And Jafar is about as frightening as the rug, though the fault, I'd suggest, lies less with the actor than with Disney, which is busy rebooting its cartoons with human performers and hoping that we won't notice the difference.
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Mr. Spielberg, who is rebooting his 1980s-era NBC series "Amazing Stories" for Apple, had not appeared in the group portraits taken the night before, but he was the first member of the Hollywood envoy to take the stage.
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The sequels suggested otherwise, but now, Deadpool director Tim Miller and a team of six writers (including Cameron with a story credit) are rebooting to suggest that the Connors did at least have some worthwhile effect on the future.
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According to Babble, the streaming service will be rebooting The Magic School Bus, the beloved PBS cartoon that took many a millennial on animated field trips through the human body, deep inside volcanos, and to the outer reaches of space.
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While Disney hasn't explicitly said that the company is planning on rebooting a Wolverine or X-Men franchise, CEO Bob Iger did say during a 2018 earnings call that Disney and its Marvel group are having discussions about new opportunities.
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Think about it: He's currently working on his Get Out follow-up, rebooting Twilight Zone, working on TV shows about 1970s Nazi hunters and Lovecraftian nightmares, and even getting back together with Keegan Michael-Key for an unofficial Key & Peele reunion.
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She may not experiment as much as the next pop star, but Swift elaborates on the elements that work for her, such as rebooting that red lip classic thing that you like over and over again (if it ain't broke...).
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After weeks of rumors and a fierce bidding war, ABC confirmed on Tuesday morning it was rebooting the popular singing competition series — besting NBC and Fox for the show, which aired for 15 seasons on Fox from 2002 to 2016.
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Behind a large black metal door sit 32 iPhone 5C devices all in the process of either scrolling through the News Feed, testing various operations' lag on battery consumption, or rebooting to resume an identical state before running yet another test.
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The discussions, this person said, were focused on rebooting a repeal of Obamacare and included a presentation by Kevin Hassett, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, warning against the possible damage to the economy of closing the border with Mexico.
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Rebooting Guillermo del Toro's 2004 and 2008 appropriations of Mike Mignola's comic-book character — a rosacea-hued colossus with filed-down horns and do-gooder goals — the British director Neil Marshall turns all the dials to 11 and keeps them there.
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Gary Marcus, a professor emeritus at NYU and the author of a recent book that highlights the limits of deep learning, Rebooting AI: Building Artificial Intelligence We Can Trust, says Bengio's interest in causal reasoning signals a welcome shift in thinking.
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This was one of Ellie's recipes for a story on rebooting your eating without resorting to fad diets that published on the last day of 2018 — and people liked it so much, they kept making it all through 2019. 113.
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Josh Tillman had recorded eight albums under the name J. Tillman when he had an epiphany, prompted by his first (but not last) experience with a hallucinogenic drug: He should change his name as a way of rebooting his career.
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But by rebooting Ingress, Niantic is using existing IP it already owns/fully controls as a springboard; they're striving to keep the existing player base happy, while setting it up to grow dramatically by lowering the barrier to entry and expanding the storyline.
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Tepco, as the company supplying about a third of Japan's electricity is known, is in turn vital to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's energy policy, which relies on rebooting more of the reactors that once met about 30 percent of the nation's needs.
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The series, which launched in February 2016 and is rebooting with a Kickstarter campaign this week, releases a new portrait of a trans activist of color every week, along with an artist statement detailing the work and impact of the depicted activist.
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AMC has signaled that it could keep the property going for another decade by rebooting it or spinning off side stories, and because the comic book is released in bite-sized installments every month, it will likely continue for years to come.
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Joe Sapienza, a customer from Long Island, New York who we spoke to yesterday, said the infotainment system on his 2018 Jeep Compass Latitude was rebooting even when he was out of the car and the key was out of the ignition.
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Oscar-award winning screenwriter Jordan Peele is currently working on a show about Nazi hunters in the 1970s, rebooting The Twilight Zone, producing a series based on Lovecraft County, and even pulling an unofficial Key & Peele reunion in an upcoming kid's movie.
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So when Disney XD announced it was rebooting the cartoon with an all-star cast that includes David Tennant, Danny Pudi, Ben Schwartz, Bobby Moynihan and Lin-Manuel Miranda, we were all curious about what the reboot would do with the show's theme.
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As we reported earlier this month supporters of independence for Catalonia have regrouped under a new banner — calling itself Tsunami Democràtic — with the aim of rebooting the political movement and campaigning for self-determination by mobilizing street protests and peaceful civil disobedience.
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According to Deadline, Disney will be rebooting the classic 2000 romantic comedy High Fidelity as a gender-swapped TV series that will take on a more optimistic tone than the movie and its source material, the 1995 novel of the same name by Nick Hornby.
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But when the news was announced at the end of February that most of the original cast of 90210 will reunite this summer for a meta comedy-drama in which they play themselves rebooting Beverly Hills, 90210, the event felt like it was truly ours.
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In the GIF below, you can see the corner change shape a few moments after the device is initially turned on: Notably, Google isn't doing this on the Pixel 3 XL, as best as we can tell from rebooting The Verge's review model numerous times.
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Reddit user Nick Morrelli noticed the glitch after he tried to call 911 to report a building fire in Seattle, and other users have reported that the OnePlus 5 is unable to dial 911 (or 999 in the UK, as another user reported) without rebooting.
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MindMaze has devices — which include both wearables and training software that taps into working on rebooting damaged parts of the brain — already deployed in several top university hospitals across Europe and elsewhere, he says, with several more on order for the second phase of deployments.
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With the soft-rebooting of First Class and Days of Future Past now firmly out of the way, the promise of Apocalypse was a film that could just get down to the business of being a good movie without all the gimmicky storytelling devices.
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Then I counted to five, a technique I often employed with Michael, since if I changed the subject too quickly it would end up taking even longer: his face would look like what a rebooting computer's face would look like, if it had one.
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Although initial suspicions had focused on electronics, Dr. Brown said, there was a good chance that it was a case of corrupted data, and could be solved by rebooting the instrument in a few days, once it has been deemed safe to do so.
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Then in season two, The Good Place turned just about every storyline it had on its head, rebooting its own premise over and over again to challenge what its fans had come to know and what fans of television in general have come to expect.
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But Microsoft is taking things a step further, as this new update — which users can only download manually via the Windows Update catalog — will prevent Windows 10 devices from receiving Intel's buggy "fixes," and will also prevent them from rebooting or malfunctioning because of the Intel patches.
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The rumors had it right: Sony is rebooting its robot dog, Aibo, announcing a new four-legged companion AI-powered bot incoming with the same brand name but more rounded corners and visible facial features for extra kawaii, including a pair of expressive, puppy-dog eyes.
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There has not been the slightest hint of a hint of complacency in recent months, from Djokovic's deeply convincing sprint to the finish in 2015 to his decision to skip the International Premier Tennis League paydays in Asia and focus on recovering, rebooting and maintaining his mojo.
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Some users report losing entire drafts of emails just because they switched away to Spotify or the camera, while some users say iOS is effectively forgetting where in a YouTube video they were because the app is rebooting in the background to manage the shifting RAM loads.
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The Idol producers were definitely interested in signing Clarkson, we hear, and rebooting Idol with two of the most popular former Idol contestants now at the judge's table makes a whole lot of sense — especially given how The Voice tends to hire on big name pop stars.
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After weeks of turmoil, Thursday's hearing is the latest sign that the House Russia investigation is rebooting, one month after House intelligence chairman Devin Nunes recused himself from leading the probe, after becoming the subject of a House ethics probe himself amid allegations he discussed classified information.
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On April 4, Cartoon Network is rebooting the archetypal supergirls' show, bringing Blossom, Buttercup, and Bubbles back into the public eye and it couldn't be a better time to get in on the action—look no further than the Powerpuff Yourself avatar generator to get started.
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Comic-book author Mark Millar is rebooting his 2008 breakout hit Kick-Ass, which saw two big-screen adaptations in 2010 and 2013, and replacing the dorky white teen Dave Lizewski (played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson in the films) with a Black woman as the titular hero.
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Mr. Christensen and Mr. van Bever suggest rebooting the capitalist system through a series of policy incentives aimed at making investment capital more "patient," evolving the curriculums at business schools, realigning corporate strategy and resource allocation and freeing managers to focus on long-term value creation.
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LOS ANGELES — The eighth chapter in the "Star Wars" movie series, "The Last Jedi," made the jump to box office hyperspace over the weekend, selling $258 million in tickets worldwide and affirming Disney's strategy for rebooting the 212-year-old franchise for a new generation of fans.
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The one-on-one meeting between Trump and Sisi, followed by a separate gathering with top aides, showed how intent the new U.S. president is on rebooting the bilateral relationship and building on the strong connection the two presidents established when they first met in New York last September.
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The engineer in the passenger seat next to me, an Uber employee for all of three weeks who asked if I wanted to take a turn behind the wheel, chimes in to say I should turn the car off and start it again, as if rebooting a computer.
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America Cyrano Behind Bars Rebooting the Ethical Soldier Losing Yourself in a Good Book How to Meet Autistic People Halfway Raising My Child in a Doomed World Liberal Blind Spots Are Hiding the Truth About 'Trump Country' Whatever caught your eye, tell us about it in the comments.
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O'Rourke's trip to Iowa this week was his first since rebooting his campaign after the mass shooting on August 3 in his hometown of El Paso, Texas, where a gunman who police say posted a screed online that warned of a "Hispanic invasion" killed 22 people at a Walmart.
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Read: TV keeps rebooting '90s shows because everything is bad The real test for "Roseanne" as a returning cultural touchstone isn't the ratings for its next few airings—most series, including revivals like NBC's "Will & Grace," premiere strong and then drop as much as 40 percent in their second outing.
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But Marvel and its partners will do so in a way that is less in line with the theory of transmedia — the concept of developing an integrated and synchronized narrative across media platforms — and more about rebooting in a new medium, said Kia Afra, Chapman University professor and film industry expert.
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Today, we're going deep into the only cinematic universe that matters — the SDCU (Scooby-Doo Cinematic Universe.) In the age of studios frantically scrambling to make a quick buck on rebooting something old, it's hard not to be cynical thinking about if we'll ever see the end of this Sequel Era.
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I'm eager to see what the genius of Diane English will do with all this, in rebooting Candice Bergen as a now Hillary-aged Murphy who some of us hope will be as outspoken about the politics of our day as Murphy (and "Designing Women") were in the 1990's.
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The idea of rebooting the Ghostbusters franchise in today's world with a quartet of female leads is an inherently strong one that, at least in theory, should have provided plenty of opportunities to engage with the political and social implications of a paranormal exterminator business founded and run entirely by women.
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New stories have no guarantee of success, and perhaps there is monetary safety for studios in rebooting a series with a strong fan base; but in doing so, there's the risk of denying fans the joy of falling in love with new stories and squandering any success a new series could have.
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Rebooting the franchise with 2009's Star Trek, Abrams blithely deviated from the original story's timeline and lore so he could make adjustments, and while neither of his movies can hold a candle to Star Trek II or Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, the willingness to tinker made them unpredictable and intriguing.
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After a season that found the would-be politician Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies) rebooting her formerly elite law career by working in a Chicago bond court — and facing yet another scandal involving her husband, Peter (Chris Noth), now the governor — the series reaches its close with what is being promised as high drama.
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Jason Segel made his name working in comedy—nine seasons on How I Met Your Mother, numerous big-screen collaborations with Judd Apatow's camp, rebooting the Muppets for a new generation of kids—but lately, the 37-year-old actor is interested in projects that tackle the "big questions," as he calls them.
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There are even more ridiculous montages, including one featuring lots and lots and lots of great puns (with even more posted on Twitter by the episode's writer, Megan Amram) and another only increasing the discomfort Michael feels as he's forced to keep rebooting Janet, the neighborhood's all-knowing personal digital assistant in human form.
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When the film was first announced, not long after the disastrous DC movie Suicide Squad revealed its own cinematic take on the Joker character, a vocal subsegment of the film world rebelled at the idea of rebooting the villain yet again, and protested DC's interest in focusing on him at the expense of so many other characters.
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As pointed out by the Washington Post's Jeff Stein on Twitter, the one man capable of rebooting the vending system had a truly admirable work-life balance: Miguel was not answering his phone during his Friday night commute home to his town three hours north of the City, leaving the MTA bereft of IT support for this specific issue.
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Nearly nine in every ten voters here backed Macron in his run-off race against Marine Le Pen a year ago, but most did so to keep a far-right populist leader out of the Elysee Palace rather than open the door to a former investment banker promising to create jobs and improve workers' lives by rebooting the economy.
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In the past, Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige has called it "an impossibility," but it's hard to imagine the clarion call of cash isn't in the ear of at least one studio exec this morning—especially now that Fox is semi-rebooting the X-Men franchise with X-Men: Dark Phoenix and could probably use a hand with the Fantastic Four.
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Travel Link surfaces local news, weather, and other alerts in real time, and for some reason — it's still not clear exactly what, since FCA is being vague about the specifics, and SiriusXM has not responded to multiple requests for comment — it started causing vehicles with 8.4-inch screen Uconnect 4C NAV systems to start rebooting every 45 to 60 seconds.
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Taking Schultz on nothing more than his body of work as a self-made, former CEO and thoughtful social voice who created jobs with admirable benefits for thousands of Americans, he may have something meaningful to contribute toward the one big issue that looms over all discussion of domestic policy, and remains the same since 2016: the rebooting of the middle class.
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For example, the grossing of over $890 million worldwide for 33's "Spider-Man 3" — the highest grossing film for the franchise until 2019's "Spider-Man: Far From Home" — could not stop Sony from rebooting the franchise to Andrew Garfield's "Amazing Spider-Man" series, in response to director Sam Raimi and Maguire's third outing receiving mixed to poor reviews.
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By 2009 Dr Burt, now at Northwestern University, in Chicago, had proved that his treatment worked in patients with the most common form of the disease, relapsing remitting MS. The treatment involves using lower-dose chemotherapy to kill the white blood cells that are responsible for attacking nerve fibres, and then rebooting the immune system using stem cells collected from the patient before treatment began.
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Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyJoseph Kennedy mulling primary challenge to Markey in Massachusetts Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies MORE (D-Mass.) previously sponsored a net neutrality bill and should be eager to join his colleagues in rebooting the initiative.
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Ms. Bravo was tasked with rebooting the company after decades of poorly conceived licensing deals diluted both the creative and commercial powers of the brand founded in 1856 and best known for supplying trench coats to British army officers during World War I. "The moment I met Christopher, I knew he was the right person for Burberry — it almost felt like a divine intervention," Ms. Bravo said of Mr. Bailey, then a relative unknown.
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Read more: Pizza Hut is rebooting its iconic 'red roof' logo with a retro designLittle Caesars' Pizza PortalUpdate 7/29/19:Read more:Impossible Foods is diving into the fishless fish marketPETA says Arby's 'megetable' — a carrot made of turkey that takes a jab at vegan 'meat' — shows the company is stuck in 'the Stone Age'Fans of 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' give Terry Crews yogurt all the time — but he won't eat any of itYou can now spend a night in Oscar Mayer's 'Wienermobile,' and it's the closest thing to sleeping in a hot dog
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The meeting came amid U.S. talks with North Korean officials about possibly rebooting a planned June 12 summit between President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Kim Jong Un. The Associated Press reported that Pompeo met with Kim Yong Chol, the country's former military intelligence chief and a top aide in Kim's government.
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Awaiting News Genius Junior, The Titan Games Renewed America's Got Talent: The Champions, The Blacklist, Blindspot (for a final season), Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., Ellen's Game of Games, Good Girls, The Good Place, Law & Order: SVU, Little Big Shots, Manifest, New Amsterdam, Superstore, This Is Us, The Voice, Will & Grace, World of Dance Canceled Abby's, A.P. Bio, The Enemy Within, I Feel Bad, Marlon; Midnight, Texas; Reverie, Trial & Error, The Village Hasn't Premiered Yet The InBetween (May 221) Renewed Off-Cycle America's Got Talent (May 20193), American Ninja Warrior (May 22019), Hollywood Game Night (July 2019), Making It (23 TBD), The Wall (June 20) Forever in Limbo Biggest Loser — this joke is ending after this season, because USA is rebooting the show despite it being a health hazard!
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