Here's the 80 different essays on how to work remotely, how to build teams, how to do marketing remotely, how to build culture remotely, how to hire remotely, how to work with people remotely when you can't see them, that kind of stuff.
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Today that is all done remotely so hires can work remotely.
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Working remotely is one thing, but voting remotely is another thing entirely.
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She works remotely Mondays and Wednesdays, and I work remotely Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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The app lets parents control device usage remotely, setting bedtimes, controlling app use, and even remotely locking it.
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There's a big difference between working remotely when your team is in the office versus everyone working remotely.
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"I have never seen anything — and this goes back to Hurricane Carla in 1961 — remotely, remotely similar," he said.
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Schnittman says 75 percent of his working life was "not only working remotely but working remotely with hardware," he said.
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"Someone may be able to steal your password remotely, but they can't necessarily steal your fingerprint [or iris print] remotely," Gillula told Motherboard.
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A wise designing of such an NIC will create a remotely programmable/upgradeable firmware (to support the AGN provider's ability to upgrade the AGN quickly and remotely).
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I do like HPQ because they have a good business, getting better, typically because so many pepole are doing things remotely and remotely means you need HPQ.
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Planting trees remotely MIPAD says it is already working with city parks and forestry departments in every major African city to help people plant their tree remotely.
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A Gallup poll earlier this year found that 43 percent of American employees spend at least some time working remotely, and 20 percent work remotely all the time.
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Maybe it's remotely possible, but it's remotely possible to be killed by a meteorite falling from space too and I wouldn't suggest anybody spend time worrying about that.
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"I think of our app as a remote control — just as you can adjust the volume on a television remotely, you can guide your dining experience remotely," says Lage.
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But once it was clear the partners would be working remotely, Moore said he was able to get the entrepreneur on board with pitching the firm remotely via Zoom.
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While employees are used to working remotely every day, working parents are learning how work remotely with kids at home following mass closures of schools and child-care providers.
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In other words, technology like cloud computing and videoconferencing has enabled these jobs to be done remotely, just not quite as remotely as Mr. Blinder and many others assumed.
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WORKING REMOTELY Banks in the exercise found that having staff work remotely because of the virus, while necessary, left them exposed in other areas such as cybersecurity and fraud control.
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Kia says the agent is capable of remotely starting and stopping the vehicle's ignition, locking and unlocking the car, and remotely activating the horn and lights through the Assistant or app.
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Not only was the group able to remotely unlock the cars without a key fob, they were also able to remotely activate the brakes, bringing the car to an immediate stop.
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The vulnerability stems from something called Intel Active Management Technology, (AMT), a technology that allows devices to be remotely managed to make it easier to update software and perform maintenance remotely.
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You can also choose to check for suspicious sign-ins, lock the phone, call your phone, sign out of your Google account remotely, contact your carrier or remotely erase the device.
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" "It's not remotely something that I would consider scholarship.
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But just as we want foreign governments to not do anything remotely resembling murdering American citizens, we also should want them to steer very clear of anything remotely resembling invading our NATO allies.
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A study released by the Swiss office provider IWG found that 70% of professionals work remotely at least one day a week, while 53% work remotely for at least half of the week.
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If necessary, this BCB cannon can even be fired remotely.
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"We controlled it remotely," says special effects supervisor Mark Holt.
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We need to point out that was not remotely deliberate.
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But inside Facebook, executives insist this isn't remotely the case.
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We didn't experience any negative interactions or feel remotely threatened.
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Which wasn't, none of it, it wasn't even remotely true.
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If you dream of working remotely, you are not alone.
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You suddenly find yourself crying, and you weren't remotely prepared!
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Ben Sasse being seen as another remotely plausible no vote.
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However, the work doesn't remotely resemble an ancient Greek sculpture.
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The daily lessons were conducted remotely using web conferencing software.
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The crimes occur remotely and don't have fingerprints, he noted.
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But its ability to spy remotely might get around that.
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"These devices are remotely controlled," said Rainbank CEO Kevin Dutt.
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"The Japanese, it's not remotely a foregone conclusion," Lind says.
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The video feed also means it can be used remotely.
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It's got that sort of remotely threatening, very dark feel.
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There was nothing remotely controversial about this at the time.
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But there are studies that raise doubts about working remotely.
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Even if it is, are the ethics even remotely defensible?
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This means software developers often cannot work remotely from home.
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The "driver" was 140 miles away, operating the rig remotely.
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They can also enable or disable the web browser remotely.
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And I don't understand how anyone can remotely justify that.
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This data can be collected remotely or during service appointments.
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It speeds communication and allows documents to be shared remotely.
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Discord isn't even remotely staffed to attempt such a feat.
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That's short of fratricide, which doesn't even seem remotely implausible.
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Nobody has ever done anything remotely the size of that.
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Researchers can remotely control it from outside of the body.
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Never witnessed anything remotely close happening when global powers meet.
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Only a few have been remotely of the same scale.
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This was primarily accomplished using sonar and remotely operated submarines.
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On its face, the order isn't remotely a Muslim ban.
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Bernie Sanders will be interviewed remotely from the campaign trail.
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He also encourages his team to work remotely whenever possible.
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That's usually our reaction to anything remotely related to baseball.
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" Ian: "No, I just thought — you could do it remotely?
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The only remotely likeable person on You is Karen Minty.
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How accessible will they be when they are working remotely?
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"There is nothing remotely humanitarian in hiding this despair offshore."
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"Do people die?" was not even remotely on our checklist.
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But on the national level, nothing remotely like this happened.
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We don't have anything remotely like it in American lit.
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Because, well, there is nothing remotely tricky in Cuomo's question.
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The sacred words do not remotely fit the profane theme.
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Then I called the car's owner, who unlocked it remotely.
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Reserves employees work remotely and in many cases from home.
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RT in no way PP, not remotely or by analogy.
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NO COUNTRY HAS COME REMOTELY CLOSE TO 10 MILLION PATENTS.
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That is not absolute and also not remotely involved here.
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Note, no one is in the car or controlling remotely.
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I just can't do games that are even remotely realistic.
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They've achieved true crossover appeal without remotely compromising their sounds.
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I want to hump everything that remotely resembles Eddie Redmayne.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Dash asked his employees to work remotely.
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Suddenly, Yang had to figure out how to teach remotely.
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Consider how you can support people who cannot work remotely.
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There was nothing remotely controversial about this at the time.
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Members of leadership have shot down trying to vote remotely.
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This was the first time these systems were sabotaged remotely.
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Second, the attack can happen remotely — it's a software vulnerability.
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May's plan as nothing remotely like the Brexit they promised.
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That does not mean they can do everything remotely, however.
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Corporate employees will also begin working remotely, the company said.
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To work remotely: Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex Meetings, and Slack.
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It is partly because he has not even remotely tried.
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I've been working remotely from Alabama for WIRED and elsewhere.
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You can use the pen to remotely control different tasks.
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What to consider when employees need to start working remotely
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"Not everyone will be allowed to work remotely," he said.
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She worked every single day remotely while she had it.
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An iPhone remotely controls the airflow and the scents' release.
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Bill Clinton and his presidency foreshadowed without remotely matching this.
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Remotely starting preheats will still be allowed by default, however.
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Also joining us remotely is WIRED science writer, Matt Simon.
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We could have done a portion of our work remotely.
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He or she may be able to help you remotely.
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Both are encouraging these individuals to work remotely if possible.
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That could mean working remotely or shifting hours when needed.
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I don't see anything remotely close to an impeachable offense.
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Is it still true that the Valley doesn't work remotely?
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They will also be able to monitor officers' entries remotely.
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Can be done remotely, up to 90 days in advance.
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Could my bargain "Patek" remotely pass for the real thing?
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They can't remotely start a car or open its windows.
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Spoiler alert: there is nothing remotely funny about these cartoons.
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Another priority was banishing anything remotely resembling a soft curve.
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When can the use of lethal force be administered remotely?
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You're a New York guy... is this remotely a surprise?
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To state the obvious, none of this is remotely normal.
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A carbon tax is neither absolutely necessary nor remotely sufficient.
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Just like when the turret is mounted on vehicles and the crew can fire remotely while safely inside the vehicle armor, the robot can be commanded to fire missiles and its machine gun remotely.
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Fisher's relationship with Hollywood isn't remotely as sentimental as her mother's.
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Being prime minister is not remotely like being mayor of London.
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Not bad in an offensive way, just not even remotely funny.
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He remotely coaches around 3,000 drivers as they crisscross the country.
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The car that hackers can hijack remotely while you're driving it.
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"We're looking to monitor wolves remotely by using howls," said Kershenbaum.
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Get started on the computer you want to connect to remotely.
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But this race surely won't be anything remotely resembling a cakewalk.
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I'm noticeably better, though I'm not remotely done with the work.
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I do still find myself recording remotely from time to time.
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And we are not living in anything remotely resembling ordinary times.
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Anybody that even remotely touches the Lannisters eventually withers and dies.
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Some apps make it possible to remotely record video and audio.
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The core of VAMOS is a pair of remotely controlled vehicles.
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No poll has put her remotely close to winning a majority.
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Now West's celebrity is not even remotely defined by that moment.
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I make breakfast while my boyfriend starts work (remotely from home).
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It's not deep or remotely realistic, but it is extremely fun.
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The station is still active, although it is now controlled remotely.
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What's it been like for you to watch the war remotely?
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Yet what ensues after that is noisy but never remotely clever.
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When leaving home felt impossible, she was able to work remotely.
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The sonic hackers could take over a device physically or remotely.
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Growing up, I never knew anyone involved in anything remotely glamorous.
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Verifying a contact's fingerprint remotely or over the internet is tricker.
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A screenshot of an interface for tracking a targeted device remotely.
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Are Trump's shrill admonitions predicting a rigged election even remotely credible?
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It&aposs not remotely a business but rather a military alliance.
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A widely used infusion pump can be remotely hijacked, say researchers
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But none of the books are remotely in danger of flunking.
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For one thing, it's not possible to do this hack remotely.
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Luckily, though, none of it seems to even remotely faze him.
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It didn't seem remotely credible, but at least it was something.
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The people escape by starting their car remotely using a smartwatch.
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It is, as you will see, not remotely alone in that.
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It's the same pair that hacked their Jeep remotely last year.
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Apparently kids hate all remotely healthy activities unless games are involved.
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Does that track with anyone even remotely familiar with our Framers?
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An elderly relative's data can then be monitored remotely on apps.
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He then used the AirDroid app to remotely control the phone.
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And because they were often remotely located, they were rarely questioned.
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And all of its employees' computers can now be monitored remotely.
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Any ball that's remotely close to him, he comes down with.
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Vermont will pay you $10,000 to move there and work remotely.
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Because in a remotely efficient market without risk there's no reward.
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There's no decision-making process remotely similar to, say, an election.
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That's not really the point, and not remotely the business model.
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"We're not remotely interested in paying prices like these," he said.
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Call Waymo to unlock the doors remotely if there is time.
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But there are never even remotely enough hours in my day.
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Each time, he didn't come remotely close to earning the nomination.
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When working remotely, it's still important to have a morning routine.
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Ask why a nominee would say anything remotely like this. Ever.
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A wifi smart plug that lets them turn devices off remotely
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You could use facts to prove anything that's even remotely true.
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Then again, what other Oscar-winning actor is remotely like Cher?
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There is no other federal law remotely similar to the PLCAA.
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Nobody believes 106 is a remotely accurate measure of his intellect.
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From there, two remotely operated cranes will dissemble the original shelter.
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Mainly because anything remotely entertainment-driven is chained to the Strip.
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"I'm not being remotely coy, I just don't know," he said.
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News helicopters and remotely piloted drones circled over the crumpled wreckage.
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But not everyone is prepared to get their work done remotely.
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All academic courses will continue to be held remotely, she added.
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Columbia and Princeton said lectures and seminars would be taught remotely.
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It is, therefore, not remotely surprising that Kanye West likes him.
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However, working remotely has been on the rise for a while.
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Working remotely for the foreseeable future is going to be challenging.
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So far, congressional leaders have resisted allowing members to vote remotely.
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His Charlie isn't especially attractive and doesn't read as remotely charismatic.
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What a major relief, and nothing even remotely traumatizing about it.
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Mr. Suarez remained in isolation while he governed the city remotely.
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Nothing remotely close to this had ever happened to me before.
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Others, like Columbia University, are holding courses remotely for precautionary reasons.
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Part of Hornet's advice is maintain a social network "but remotely".
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"Everything could be done remotely at this point," said one employee.
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And being deeply connected remotely means more now than ever before.
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Johnny is not remotely interested in anybody else or their lives.
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Evidation said people are increasingly willing to contact medical services remotely.
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From our auditorium seats, it doesn't feel remotely like we are.
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Which may be true, except it doesn't remotely apply to him.
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Most high-paid jobs you can do remotely for a while.
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Sijbrandij says the toughest thing about working remotely is official communication.
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Companies have canceled orders as offices close and employees work remotely.
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But many commuters do not have the option of working remotely.
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The children were watching proceedings remotely, presiding Judge Herman Fransen said.
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I'm hoping I can work remotely in my second year here.
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Tuputech, an image recognition company, also has its employees working remotely.
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I never suffered any such abuse, nor anything remotely approaching it.
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Nothing special or remotely controversial, just an everything with cream cheese.
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He said nothing on the calendar could remotely fit Ford's allegations.
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Diagnosis of ailments and diseases is being done remotely these days.
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It's controlled remotely and has two cameras located in the center.
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Or they can navigate intelligently, but only by being controlled remotely.
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Players know it is not remotely a sensible thing to do.
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Dolev is also confident that Dorsey can manage both companies remotely.
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His supporters say modern technology would allow him to rule remotely.
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Anything remotely associated with lower-league football is meaningless to them.
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But China isn't remotely close to achieving America's standard of living.
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Computer programming work, after all, can in principle be done remotely.
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I say "possible" because none of this is even remotely confirmed.
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Governments can influence foreign populations remotely and at relatively low cost.
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Researchers at IOActive have found that security oversights in the Ninebot by Segway miniPRO hoverboard could allow an attacker to remotely track hoverboard riders, circumvent safety locks, remotely execute code, and even take over the machine.
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Andrew Yang unveils plans to campaign remotely using a 1203D hologram Sure, why not: Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang has unveiled a 2120D hologram that he intends to use to remotely campaign in key battlegrounds states.
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Once plugged in, an attacker can remotely control the affected computer to send realistic-looking phishing pages to a victim's screen, or remotely lock a computer screen to collect the user's password when they log back in.
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Attacks can be executed remotely, and without any signal to the user.
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While these attacks could be carried out remotely, others required closer proximity.
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The drone's progress will be monitored remotely from a nearby command center.
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The crew dispatched a deep-diving, remotely operated vehicle to investigate further.
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How many Facebook employees have been scrubbing their messages remotely and why?
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Teams could be safely behind cover and remotely fire from the robot.
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Would I suddenly be averse to anything that remotely resembled a vegetable?
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You have to have an open mind to create anything remotely creative.
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But Dixon didn't have enough timeouts to keep his team remotely competitive.
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People remotely joined in and actively added things to the canvas, too.
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It was not remotely clear Hof would've even liked being a politician.
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And Highster Mobile says users can remotely turn on the phone's camera.
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One advantage for online services is they can tweak their features remotely.
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Again, literally nothing about the surgery seems even remotely lazy or easy.
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It can be done remotely, an advance over card-based ID schemes.
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There's one problem, though: Nothing in the tweet is even remotely accurate.
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Also, not even remotely tour related, but today I met a cactus.
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The original iMac, you never would've thought as remotely touching pro uses.
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But few companies, beyond drone heavyweight DJI, have come even remotely close.
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Find My iPhone allows you to remotely lock one of your devices.
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You can then turn off the alarm remotely via the web app.
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The plot isn't remotely linear, although it appeared to be (ahem, Triangle).
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You cannot remotely say any of those things about jihadism and Islam.
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According to Simpson, Pardo was never "remotely like a manager" to him.
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If none of these things sound remotely appealing, there is always BBQ.
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The future of healthcare will be increasingly digitized, online, and delivered remotely.
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And: Who ever heard of a rapper doing anything remotely like this?
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There are tough questions in journalism, but this one isn't remotely tough.
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Norwegian oil producer Statoil is eying an unmanned, remotely operated production concept.
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Stewart Levine: There had never been remotely like it in any way.
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Treats is headquartered in San Francisco but everyone, including Jin, works remotely.
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They wage war remotely, crouched over a phalanx of individual battle stations.
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Like today, I recorded everything that I thought would be remotely interesting.
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Even tech-savvy Volkswagen is behind, with only some updates available remotely.
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Months later, people are still going crazy for anything remotely unicorn-branded.
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The broker was surprised; the stream didn't seem to her remotely threatening.
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Remotely piloted aircraft arrived overhead within minutes of the request for help.
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Meanwhile, in the orbiting command module, Al Worden studied the moon remotely.
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Downsides: Reasonably tough to look even remotely cool ordering a virgin daiquiri.
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The wolf will not bring you anywhere that's remotely good for you!
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Ever wonder how people take even remotely good iPhone photos at concerts?
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The exercise has not been pretty nor successful — nor even remotely orderly.
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There is nothing even remotely professional or functional about both these apps.
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Brandon Baker, chief of the Air Force's remotely piloted aircraft capabilities division.
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To solve these problems, scientists have been using remotely operated vehicles (ROVs).
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If either of these situations feel even remotely familiar, you're not alone.
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As for the waiting staff, I didn't find them even remotely arrogant.
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Those unable to work remotely would be paid regardless, a spokesman said.
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But when it comes to total spending, the comparison isn't remotely close.
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From the monitor, you can remotely move the camera, and zoom in.
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Their definition of terrorism could not remotely distinguish Tony Soprano from ISIS.
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Can your friends' fancy movie-playing, remotely self-starting car handle that?
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View manufacturers smart windows that can be controlled remotely via the internet.
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He's never asked me to do anything that I considered remotely improper.
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Others who track the group question whether the bombs are remotely detonated.
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Only the colleagues at the upscale consultancy she abandons remotely resemble her.
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That's not where I'm coming from, and going backwards isn't remotely defensible.
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I've never been able to get him remotely interested in gaming, though.
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"I had never heard Chinese rap sound remotely good," he told me.
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I walk towards the nearest subway station, slightly pissed, and remotely sad.
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Many of them seek us out because they want to work remotely.
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Neither player had featured remotely in the Mets' plans in the spring.
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The hackers can remotely reset the PIN when you pay the ransom.
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Since April, she had written remotely as an unpaid intern for KarenCivil.
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The United Nations may start monitoring the area remotely, its statement said.
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He has since left campus and was planning to take exams remotely.
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Cantwell's office was deep cleaned, and fellow employees have been working remotely.
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Slack and Google Docs allow teams to collaborate remotely in real time.
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This waiver will allow more medical professionals to see more patients remotely.
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CLAIRE Working remotely is probably more popular, and more possible, than ever.
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Earlier this month, AT&T told non-retail employees to work remotely.
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Yang's work primarily focuses on surgical robots, which can be operated remotely.
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It's a fight over labor laws — and one that isn't remotely new.
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It was two years before his depression even remotely began to lift.
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Of course, the idea of adults taking classes remotely is not new.
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I'm fortunate to be able to work remotely during this scary time.
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"Anything remotely vulgar gets a bigger laugh when you're pregnant," Pazsitzky said.
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I sent my startup team home to work remotely for several weeks.
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Teleo: Retrofits existing construction equipment to allow operators to control them remotely.
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Increase awareness of information technology support mechanisms for employees who work remotely.
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Joining remotely will be patients who have been infected with the virus.
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The operations included remotely detonated vehicles, suicide car bombings and suicide assaults.
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Shell also said in the memo that he had been working remotely.
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I had a fair amount of experience working remotely in previous jobs.
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Mars is based in McLean, Va., and I work remotely in Manhattan.
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To be treated as remotely credible, she had to be nearly perfect.
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Those who wanted to work remotely needed to get approval from managers.
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Americans are logging more hours than usual now that they're working remotely.
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I've worked remotely before, and it's been terrible for my mental health.
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Now back at work remotely, he faces a mounting array of bills.
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Owning one lets you remotely control it from anywhere through your smartphone.
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The tycoon has never built anything remotely looking like a plane before.
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Technology is available to allow both arguments and conferencing to happen remotely.
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Kuder says founders aren't necessarily disadvantaged in a program that runs remotely.
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Earlier this month, AT&T told non-retail employees to work remotely.
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Google also said those working the the Bay Area could work remotely.
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Bain's Italy and China offices have their employees working remotely, she said.
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If they can work remotely with managerial approval, they'll be paid regularly.
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None of this remotely speaks to me, my interests or my aspirations.
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I am studying remotely for a master's degree from a major university.
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The report details several ways potential hackers can remotely access iBaby's monitors.
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FAA needs to define standards that would let authorities remotely identify drones.
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No one expected anything even remotely like it from the dignified Franz.
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Australian mining giant BHP is using innovative technology to operate mines remotely.
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By day, Campolo was still traveling and working for his father remotely.
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After that controversy, why would the FDA let another director work remotely?
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But activities like trading are only remotely related to the real economy.
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Twitter has encouraged its workers to operate remotely, and they're not alone.
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CIA Director Gina Haspel joined remotely, according to Bloomberg&aposs Jennifer Jacobs.
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Still, remotely-controlled surgery technology has its upsides for health care practitioners.
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A reasonable person might ask how, in 2017, is that remotely possible?
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"I've never posted one photo that was even remotely unprofessional," she said.
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If you lose your phone you can remotely wipe your payment details.
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But there was nothing remotely dominant about his performance on Tuesday night.
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But working remotely does require extra diligence to build work-life balance.
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"I've yet to play anyone who remotely resembles me," Ms. Spencer said.
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Kirkman hasn't even remotely convinced us that we should believe in him.
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When it does, Shukman may be the driver controlling your car remotely.
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He was a goofy kid, eager to be liked, not remotely tough.
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Or anyone could have remotely nabbed the entire trove of customers' data.
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It also allows parents to manage the child's iCloud contacts remotely. 2.
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She works part-time and remotely, except for monthly in-person meetings.
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But the robots can also be controlled remotely, by researchers on Earth.
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In the case of radiology, the entire job can be done remotely.
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In the case of radiology, the entire job can be done remotely.
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Most of them wouldn't fill at all, let alone even remotely well.
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No other president since Nixon has engaged in behavior remotely like Trump's.
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This essentially "bricked" the devices and prevented engineers from restoring power remotely.
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A physiotherapist collates data, remotely, through the game on their physiotherapeutic progress.
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The products make up a two-part smart home door entry video solution that allows homeowners to remotely view activity taking place outside the home, while also offering the ability to remotely unlock the door for trusted visitors.
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Additionally, a wider range of meetings can be held remotely through VR, as workers can better view and share complex ideas like prototype designs — 20% of employees identify communication and collaboration as their biggest struggle with working remotely.
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Since entering service in 1995, the Predator drone has proven itself as the first remotely piloted aircraft to gather useful and consistent reconnaissance and surveillance intel in combat, and the first to remotely attack targets with its own weapons.
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All this is configured by parents remotely from their own device, says Apple.
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Dardaman said any hub connected directly to the internet would be remotely exploitable.
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No one wants to be Ivan, and nobody even remotely cares about him.
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The Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) was submerged at O'Brien Bay in east Antarctica.
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Nothing about our shared goal to provide for these heroes is remotely partisan.
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Remotely operated orange-and-white cranes lean over them like reverent metal giraffes.
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And yet, New Orleans isn't remotely close to being a NBA title contender.
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Another experiment is remotely slowing the vehicle if someone's riding on the sidewalk.
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Researchers found a way to hack power grids by remotely manipulating air conditioners.
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Additionally, administrators can remotely manage Play Store apps for enterprise customers as well.
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The attackers were using the Microsoft software to attempt to remotely install malware.
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RDP, developed by Microsoft, lets someone remotely connect with and control another computer.
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The team's work means that movement can be induced remotely in the robots.
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As Caruana explained, it's quite easy to remotely gain control of elevator phones.
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Sex toys can be hacked and remotely controlled, creating new questions about consent.
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Roughly 38 percent of full-time workers will be working remotely by 2027.
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A transition source said Trump was not expected to join the meeting remotely.
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No. I think the only one that comes remotely close is Kennedy-Khrushchev.
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I still do, but work remotely again, this time to avoid road closures.
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As more jobs become dependent on technology, working remotely has become more common.
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R. gets home earlier than usual, too, since he's attending his class remotely.
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It's also controlled remotely, allowing Furze to limit the speed of the scooter.
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Satellite tracking and other electronics will allow its progress to be monitored remotely.
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She will use the second bedroom as an office, because she works remotely.
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It also let an attacker turn on a phone's microphone and camera remotely.
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And remember, it doesn't matter whether you're in the office or work remotely.
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He seems never to have been remotely interested in attaining objectivity or universality.
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I don't typically associate the style with being badass, or even remotely interesting.
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It can also be sounded remotely to warn off suspected ruffians and louts.
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None have shown anything remotely approaching Warner's depth, care and sustained creative energy.
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Last year, Uber hired the duo that remotely hacked into the Jeep Cherokee.
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The Lovelife Please and OhMiBod's TASL app, which can control the vibrator remotely.
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At the moment, we are not remotely on track to meet that target.
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He is not remotely brave — and that's what makes the game so hilarious.
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Drivers can add parking time remotely via the app to avoid a ticket.
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"So anyone could remotely have the lid flapping, flooding the bathroom," he said.
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It also lets me start the van remotely, which is nice in winter.
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All that's missing is Rachel's Medium post about the joys of working remotely.
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Cisco joins other tech companies in seeing new opportunities in monitoring patients remotely.
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The researchers said it was also possible to remotely brick the onboard computer.
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AVs, which are essentially computers on wheels, could be remotely hijacked or sabotaged.
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What you need is a way to do this remotely and even automatically.
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Switchblade can either be remotely piloted or can fly itself in "autonomous" mode.
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Netflix Party: This Chrome extension enables you to watch Netflix remotely with friends.
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You can actually control them remotely with your cell phone or smart phone.
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Monitoring them remotely is much cheaper and avoids the criminogenic effects of prison.
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The ability to control settings remotely is something that parents must opt into.
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For this reason, the robots are designed to be remotely operated by humans.
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But Kunis explained that it wasn't even remotely sexual, since she was nursing.
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We do this entirely remotely, and it doesn't require any ground-based measurements.
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Bring what you need to be able to work remotely (laptop, chargers, documents).
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The firmware could identify specific users and text messages matching remotely defined keywords.
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And it is remotely possible that Rohingyas were thoroughly hated by the Burmese.
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Meanwhile, the world has not gotten even remotely friendlier to the caffeine-intolerant.
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But I wasn't remotely prepared for the horrors that awaited me that week.
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Even Jorge Soler, for all his struggles to date, is not remotely Schneckian.
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It's a number that few in the resettlement world felt was remotely sufficient.
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Are Warren's "pie in the sky" proposals, as Lloyd deemed them, remotely plausible?
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Some are more feasible (AKA remotely in the realm of possibility) than others.
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For now, though, SwagBot must be remotely operated; the autonomous part comes later.
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"I can't remotely imagine someone doing drugs and then working out," Woods said.
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As to the Foreign Emoluments Clause, Trump's plan is not remotely sufficient either.
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It's super loud and responds to any name even remotely close to Alexa.
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And neither set of pay-fors is remotely acceptable to the other side.
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REMOTELY LIKE YOU CAN MOVE THEM IN APPLIANCES OR ALL KINDS OF THINGS.
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" He continued: "Wars like those in Afghanistan and Iraq cannot be waged remotely.
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In fact, she never caught him doing anything remotely devious, dangerous, or destructive.
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Remotely piloted test flights are planned to launch at the end of 2018.
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I'm not going to invent anything remotely useful or solve any big problems.
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It's not just technology and IT professionals who are finding success working remotely.
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It's be nice but not remotely in the top 20-25 most vulnerable.
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Babies of the future could be created using remotely controlled cyborg sperm robots.
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But I wouldn't compare it even remotely to the sensation of an orgasm.
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I can't say I'm remotely surprised that I encountered something problematic with iTunes.
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And I didn't see anything that was remotely like what his life was.
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So how this is something that is remotely considered news is beyond comprehension.
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" Burns told Business Insider that he never said "anything remotely close to this.
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Trump doesn't remotely grasp the connection between our global leadership and our security.
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As a perk, companies may offer prospective employees the option of working remotely.
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Our headquarters are in New York, but I work remotely from Reno, Nev.
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A remotely operated vehicle will be used to examine visually any wreckage found.
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Thanks to Matthew Brown's fanciful script, however, their predicament never feels remotely perilous.
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The tailgate is powered and can be operated remotely using the key fob.
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Other tasks, such as warehouse and assembly-line monitoring, could be done remotely.
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"Those aren't remotely close to what would disqualify a judge," Mr. Lubet said.
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Fiber connections from Rio to Stamford allowed NBC to produce event coverage remotely.
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So in 24 he launched his company and decided to do it remotely.
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Did you all work and collaborate remotely from each other for this album?
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The accelerator is designed to allow founders to tune into the programming remotely.
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Is that natural to work remotely as you did when recording with Ghostface?
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If the threat was remotely real, shouldn't there have been an emergency landing?
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All of this is fairly gross, and none of it is remotely fair.
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It has some 100 employees at this point, many of whom work remotely.
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The tendency for ad prices to outpace audience growth, however, isn't remotely new.
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Oh, and voting machines in use in 18 states can be remotely hijacked.
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Reitinger's organization offered five tips to stay secure against hacking while working remotely.
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Unfortunately, some of Facebook's contractors aren't being given the option to work remotely.
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Some carriers are giving members extra incentives to dial into their doctors remotely.
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Brownley said she would be working remotely this week, along with her staff.
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Not that I took that lesson remotely to heart back then, of course.
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But still, nothing even remotely similar to this had ever taken place before.
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Pentagon spokesman Commander Bill Urban said the operation utilized a remotely piloted aircraft.
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"In truth, you are even more responsible," she said, not sounding remotely regretful.
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But the scale of the mistakes don't even seem remotely similar to me.
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Putin remotely observed Wednesday's test from a Russian defense ministry building in Moscow.
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She will be working remotely from her parents' place for the foreseeable future.
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And the conceit is you do it remotely, that's the whole idea, right?
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It said it will encourage employees at its corporate offices to work remotely.
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San Francisco-based Salesforce asked its California employees to work remotely through March.
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The virus outbreak, he believes, has educated the Chinese masses to work remotely.
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"There's no way to fully remotely run some of those plants," Sistrunk says.
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It's unclear how many of YouTube's moderators are being allowed to work remotely.
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We're learning how to practice social distance, to self-quarantine, to interact remotely.
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We're learning how to practice social distance, to self-quarantine, to interact remotely.
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Are you shutting off your dating apps, or finding ways to date remotely?
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Are you shutting off your dating apps, or finding ways to date remotely?
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NSO's offering includes powerful exploits for remotely breaking into iPhone and Android devices.
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On the surface, White House personnel moves don't seem even remotely as important.
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Nothing is remotely similar than it was before and I absolutely love it.
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It's going to be decades before I can afford anything remotely as impressive.
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The difficult problem is dealing with actual problems in a remotely satisfactory way.
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Miscreants will be able to exploit it remotely and at a huge scale.
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Articles with tips for working remotely are everywhere as productivity app downloads increased.
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If you've been learning or working remotely, you're probably already familiar with Zoom.
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Additionally, they encourage event staff to develop ways for people to attend remotely.
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Heather isn't alone in having some of her prenatal appointments take place remotely.
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Tracer has managed a team of five reporters remotely for over a year.
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I can set my own hours and work remotely when I need to.
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Johnson was watching them remotely, through a webcam at Fermilab outside of Chicago.
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None of those tweets are remotely good for Trump's political and legal standing.
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"It's not remotely realistic to eliminate the carbon footprint of that," said Molchanov.
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Today, the mainstream of conservative Catholicism is not reactionary and not remotely Trumpian.
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"There's no place else even remotely like it," he says in the episode.
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The ideal, of course, is to have a job you can do remotely.
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None of that is remotely complicated by most device standards, even older ones.
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"This is a complete miscarriage of anything remotely resembling democracy," the group said.
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In 1998, a remotely operated submersible detected a plastic bag at 10,898 meters.
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If they are Wi-Fi-enabled, you can also control the thermostat remotely.
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Mr. Hargreaves said a "double-digit percentage" of the company's tenants work remotely.
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And they still find time to travel by working remotely if need be.
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They must allow employees to live and work remotely from wherever they want.
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It meant that Microsoft&aposs price for the transaction was not remotely plausible.
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Nevertheless, he said he "never did anything remotely resembling what Dr. Ford describes."
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Health care providers are connected via centralized systems that can monitor patients remotely.
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Major companies allow employees to work remotely, a popular work perk among millennials.
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Not with offshore wind power, a source that isn't even remotely economically viable.
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He stayed in Minneapolis and worked remotely, writing full-time for the site.
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Maduro and his henchmen have never negotiated in anything remotely resembling good faith.
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If it's made of wool and could even remotely be considered itchy, pass.
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Don't expect any of those ideas to come off as remotely socially acceptable.
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However, none of these protected witnesses have remotely approached 223ix93ine's level of celebrity.
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Agencies are also using technology to collect feedback remotely from communities receiving assistance.
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But we know too well that we can't believe that was remotely true.
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Mission control was able to remotely rescue the spacecraft after its launch, though.
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Many service sector workers are already able to work remotely when circumstances require.
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Thirty-nine percent of employees worked remotely in 2012, according to Gallup data.
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And the contest between Biden and Trump wouldn't be even remotely policy based.
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And kitchen appliances, like the dishwasher and range, can be controlled remotely, too.
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A significant investment is needed in regular surveys and remotely conducted focus groups.
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I don't think anything remotely close to that happened during the Cold War.
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To be clear, it is not remotely the case that war is likely.
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It might mean changing your career, or having the option to work remotely.
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Embedded in the films might be a remotely hopeful question: what comes next?
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Or at least those of us remotely involved with the art world are.
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Instead it monitors remotely, using national registers of family incomes, taxes paid and more.
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In fact, 45% of companies now offer flexibility around working from home or remotely.
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Overcooking squid is almost too easy; these, however, were tender and not remotely rubbery.
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And remember that now-infamous hack that remotely killed the engine of a Jeep?
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I was wearing a Chewbacca hoodie, but nobody else was even remotely geeked out.
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A human is ready to jump in, much like those safety drivers, but remotely.
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"With this repeal we are not even remotely opposed to private investment," Villanueva added.
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Clearly, he was worried that any remotely political comment would hurt his football career.
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Notably, one of the parties uses a VR headset to join the discussion remotely.
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Anyone even remotely interested in cameras knows that Zeiss lenses are the gold standard.
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If you're even remotely interested in this opportunity, you have a few hours left.
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The app allows you to choose strength, grind coarseness and number of cups remotely.
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In Syria, there were 18 strikes conducted using attack, fighter and remotely piloted aircraft.
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You can also transfer files, record screen activity, remotely reboot a machine, and more.
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So I had to add the "winter" tag to get anything remotely weather-appropriate.
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France sent a remotely piloted submarine of its own to help with the search.
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As it turned out, 230 basis points were not remotely enough to do that.
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You're better off trying to catch it remotely using one of the methods above.
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"I never said this, or anything remotely close to this, period," the statement said.
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There was also no evidence that the plane's controls had been interfered with remotely.
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"There's nothing even remotely suggesting they're going to realistically shut it down," she said.
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"The last time we saw cold even remotely comparable was 1994," weather officials said.
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Video recording capability, said Podolsky, is particularly valuable as performance can be assessed remotely.
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This feature makes it more secure than other cameras that can be hacked remotely.
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I'm not sure the Democrats and Republicans are even remotely comparable in this respect.
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"We can do that remotely and verify proof of possession and identity," says Moore.
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They were, as Palau emphasized repeatedly, extreme — and not meant to feel remotely natural.
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Mass childlessness is not a sign of demographic collapse, nor is it remotely novel.
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The second is that physical devices are much harder to fix remotely than software.
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Tesla won't stop until Model 3 has better braking than any remotely comparable car.
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The Hims model allows users to upload photos and chat with a physician remotely.
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It can be remotely triggered to listen in on people's conversations, the researchers found.
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And syncing problems still pop up when you're trying to control the lights remotely.
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This would prevent hackers from controlling Teslas remotely or compromising them via fraudulent software.
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About two-thirds of our staff work remotely one to three days a week.
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In fact, nothing remotely like it has ever happened in a U.S. presidential election.
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If you need to sync with iTunes remotely over the web, that's possible too.
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Trying to get anyone to say anything remotely critical about the Tesla Model 3.
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None of the unofficial nuclear states is remotely interested in reducing its nuclear capabilities.
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And I've still got doubts that this thing is even remotely practical to use.
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What predominates is the gnarly new abstraction; something that comes remotely from Arthur Dove.
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The app lets teams collaborate remotely, automatically uploading the final project to the cloud.
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An attacker can now remotely send code to the victim's computer via the web.
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Nothing Mr Trump has said or done suggests a remotely similar admiration for Taiwan.
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LugLoc promises to eliminate their worry, by allowing them to remotely track their baggage.
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Both Daddy and I work remotely from home when we're not traveling for work.
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It does not remotely correspond to the mandate of the people in June 2016.
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Their debt does not look remotely as worrying, even if some firms are overextended.
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Nothing remotely like that ever happened ... but I frequently go there when I masturbate.
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As I stroll through the olive green fields, I encounter nothing even remotely dangerous.
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Swartz gave his assent and then, without telling Malamud, ran the program remotely anyway.
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What about any of that is even remotely encroaching on your freedom, my dudes?
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The Mobile Virtual Player, or MVP, is controlled remotely and powered by a motor.
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After working remotely for years now, I've experienced all of these challenges and survived.
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Puigdemont had initially tried to argue he could fulfill the role remotely from Belgium.
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You can also use it to communicate remotely with its two-way audio support.
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Absolutely none of these criteria are even remotely guaranteed at this point in time.
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The camera then streams video to the customer, who can view the delivery remotely.
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And there's definitely nothing remotely ironic about this roller coaster that only goes up.
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Scheel was able to remotely access multiple TVs tuned into the signal at once.
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Another command can remotely kill the cell signal altogether, rendering the device effectively useless.
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" But, the model explained that she "didn't have anything remotely close to those feelings.
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It doesn't take the prestige drama format and try anything remotely unique with it.
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It appears some information on the phone was wiped remotely, according to the official.
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But the company was quick to insist that nothing even remotely sexual was afoot.
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I don't have anything remotely resembling "original street banter" to submit to this page.
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Worse, the bugs are remotely exploitable, putting any internet-connected SiteOmat device at risk.
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We continue to revere it because nothing has come remotely close to replacing it.
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He is not remotely as bad a politician as many of his critics claim.
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The Hill's Peter Schroeder explains how this is even remotely possible: http://bit.ly/2cYG0Oz.
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Everything else remotely positive still has been disappointing on some level, even PK Subban.
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But nobody remotely familiar with the operations of Congress should find that idea reassuring.
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Whether it's rape, incest, or suicide, no subject is considered remotely taboo to Solondz.
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Trump is interviewed but it's clearly a courtesy and he says nothing remotely interesting.
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Telehealth services is an innovative way to provide medical diagnosis, care, and treatment remotely.
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Besides, we already knew from our own forensics that the intruders had operated remotely.
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And most importantly, is it even remotely possible that this riot will end well?
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Since I work remotely, I don't always put my makeup on in the morning.
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Instead, Iowa Democrats plan to allow "satellite caucuses" that enable people to participate remotely.
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We often talk about this as getting your 'people fix' when you work remotely.
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At a command center at the hospital in Tallinn, a doctor reads data remotely.
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No space for anything looking remotely like it would lead to separatism, he said.
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Nothing in the kitchen looks remotely worth eating … except my roommate's frozen chicken tenders.
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Through their Microsoft accounts, they can remotely ring, lock or erase the missing handset.
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But it's not enough to make "Bridget Jones's Baby" feel remotely up-to-date.
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She adds that it's also very inexpensive, and a great place to work remotely.
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Hirsch said it's likely a large share of healthcare will one day happen remotely.
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I'm going to take the day off [or work remotely, depending on the circumstances].
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If you're remotely ambitious, you'll find a way to start making some good money.
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Modern militaries have the ability to observe enemies undetected with remotely piloted, stealthy drones.
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Managers are also provided with training, and workers in other locations can participate remotely.
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That a young woman would be remotely interested in this field genuinely baffles people.
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Make the point, and it's an easy one, that this isn't remotely normal behavior.
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How have you found... Do you have anything that is even remotely a question?
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Supporters of Puigdemont have said he could rule the region remotely by video link.
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A team of researchers discovered a way to hack a Tesla key fob remotely.
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Anyone anywhere could control the rovers through the app, and remotely participate in conservation.
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The AI-powered police car could then remotely issue citations or pursue the vehicle.
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You should never hit up journalists directly, or seem remotely interested in getting press.
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"No Republican is going to sign on to anything remotely like that," he said.
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What's new is that an increasing number of them are already working remotely … pathologically.
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The Virtual Telescope Project 2.0 will broadcast it through its remotely controlled robotic telescope.
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The Predator was operated remotely by a pilot and one or two sensor operators.
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Sowing doubt about whether or not there is anything remotely consistent with our Constitution.
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The S.E.C. told employees to work remotely after an employee showed symptoms of infection.
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In 2015, more than 15 million Americans received some kind of medical care remotely.
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Wilkerson said her local county in Virginia is recording closings remotely or by appointment.
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Many of its servers can be run remotely and automatically scale up or down.
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Although GitHub has an office in San Francisco, much of the company works remotely.
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You can join a Zoom meeting and communicate remotely on any of your devices.
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The SEC became the first federal agency to ask its employees to work remotely.
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More and more people across the world work remotely, especially in the United States.
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Please allow him to introduce himself, not that he's remotely shy about doing so.
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It requested new instructions remotely from a command and control server every 60 seconds.
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Mind The phrase can't remotely capture our ever-shifting digital experience, social scientists say.
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"Pot growers?" isn't even remotely what you probably thought it was on first read.
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"There was nothing remotely negative about the exchange from my perspective," Mr. Butts said.
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I almost heard a guy explain how to remotely commandeer a jetliner in detail.
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But for many remote-friendly venture capitalists, making deals remotely is business as usual.
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Last week was all about events being canceled and companies shifting to working remotely.
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Today, smart technology allows many of these appliances to be controlled remotely using smartphones.
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Build your mental muscleWorking remotely can provide a tremendous opportunity to grow mentally stronger.
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I also ensure anything remotely metal is removed to avoid a potential pat-down.
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Shopify is not alone among major tech companies in telling employees to work remotely.
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Several congressional offices remain closed and many staffers are working remotely to avoid exposure.
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Each day, more and more employees are working remotely at companies large and small.
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Zoom allows you to chat with others remotely via video, telephone, and text chatting.
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We pulled our son out of daycare, and my husband began to work remotely.
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Racers ran qualifiers to find their starting position and spoke with the commentators remotely.
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Zuckerberg acknowledged that he expects Facebook worker productivity to decline while they work remotely.
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Though how to handle voting remotely has generated some debate in and of itself.
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His staff began working remotely 10 days ago, a tweet from Paul's account said.
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Those who are able and equipped to work remotely are now working from home.
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But now, Instagram is introducing a new feature that lets users do this remotely.
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Shell wrote that he is "improving every day" while working remotely in Los Angeles.
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Many states have mandated nonessential businesses to close or enable employees to work remotely.
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"This is a gathering of people," Mr. DeWine told "The View" (remotely) on Tuesday.
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Bam lashed out at his wife, Nikki, and also his mom ... who participated remotely.
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Lindsey Graham on Monday said lawmakers should be able to vote on legislation remotely.
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Businesses deemed non-essential must close within 48 hours unless employees can work remotely.
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Meanwhile, like other Harley executives, Zeitz is working remotely and is communicating by video.
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Technology makes it easier than ever for teams to stay connected while working remotely.
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Personal Journeys For someone who is not remotely religious, the moment was almost surreal.
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Apple, Google and Samsung allow you to remotely wipe your device over the internet.
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They will work remotely, meeting in real life no less than twice a year.
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Travel Tips Sure, being able to work remotely and travel nonstop is a blast.
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In reality, working remotely requires discipline and can come with its share of loneliness.
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But when it came to Kavanaugh, Munnelly said he never remembered anything remotely controversial.
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Bulk buys ensure success regardless of whether anyone is remotely interested in the book.
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They don't understand how anyone could say anything remotely at variance with President Trump.
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The president cannot remotely afford to testify under oath under either of these settings.
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Several companies have already asked their employees to work remotely in Europe and Asia.
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There are also some tools, like the Bloomberg Terminal, that we can't access remotely.
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The VPNs let workers remotely connect to their employer's network to access internal systems.
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JAMES GORMAN: No, a lot of people are still working remotely in the region.
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If you aren't already allowing your team the flexibility to work remotely, start now.
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None of this would have seemed remotely possible listening to political pundits last November.
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He works remotely half the time and spends half his time away from home.
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It may sound odd (it's not remotely authentic), but the combination is quite refreshing.
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The Tundra, while a dandy truck, isn't even remotely competitive with the Big Three.
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No art scene in any Russian city receives any remotely similar support, she said.
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Never in human history has it been remotely possible to be this politically informed.
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A company spokesperson says all of Heaviside's flights so far have been remotely controlled.
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Allow them to work remotely and enable them to live in more affordable areas.
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Atlanta, GA According to Indeed, Atlanta is the city most interested in working remotely.
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This is not remotely like any other real estate deal he has ever attempted.
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Nor was EU membership remotely as alien to Britain's traditions as the authors argue.
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Not remotely mired in the 1980s, though her husband's look and rhetoric may be.
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" Median salary: $195,000 Job description from FlexJobs: "Physicians can use telemedicine to work remotely.
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Users can remotely control the Root or create programs for it through an iPad.
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Roman called this makeup sex, and Gerri's barely masked delight didn't seem remotely professional.
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This apartment includes a fridge that has three cameras inside that are accessible remotely.
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He said he likes checking his home remotely from his phone during the day.
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Only a few tax changes are even remotely likely to affect you this year.
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Americans are now spending nearly as much money remotely as they are in person.
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It has cameras, doors that lock remotely, and security monitoring 24 hours a day.
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Imagine how we could use virtual reality to collaborate with our co-workers remotely.
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Yet he is never shown treating anybody with anything remotely resembling affection or appreciation.
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Employees remotely tipped off a special team at the company's headquarters in San Francisco, who then used this tool to remotely log off every computer in the Montreal office, in effect blocking the authorities from obtaining the records they sought, according to Bloomberg.
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A study released Tuesday by Zug, Switzerland-based serviced office provider IWG found that 70 percent of professionals work remotely — a phenomenon known as telecommuting — at least one day a week, while 53 percent work remotely for at least half of the week.
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As a compromise, Boaty McBoatface lives on as the name of the RRS Sir David Attenborough's high-tech remotely operated subsea vehicle, NERC said: We are excited to announce that #BoatyMcBoatface will live on as a high-tech remotely operated undersea vehicle pic.twitter.
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Simply put, a driver using virtual reality was remotely controlling a car in real life.
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Inside mixes things up with new puzzle concepts, like remotely controlled creatures and underwater exploration.
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There will also be a free app so pilots can remotely fly the Lumi Drone.
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The machine contains a cellular modem chip that allows its software to be updated remotely.
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TechCrunch covered Tovala's steam oven — which can be operated remotely via an app — last summer.
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The court said it will allow her to remotely check-in during her probation period.
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The script even allows an attacker to remotely launch an app on the victim's device.
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The app can also be used to remotely switch off the straighteners within Bluetooth range.
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Kajaala, who can work remotely, will usually spend a few weeks at a time stateside.
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To put it simply, systems used for voting should not be remotely accessible by anyone.
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Telematics Simply put, telematics is a connected system that can monitor your vehicle's behavior remotely.
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Or maybe she's just better at pretending his dumb lamp jokes are even remotely funny.
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After the Ponta Delgada offsite, Woo returned to Seattle where she worked remotely for DataCamp.
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In recognition of this, the ship's remotely operated undersea vehicle will be called Boaty McBoatface.
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There is no universe in which any of this is remotely good for Mets fans.
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But it's notable for being the first Overwatch blaster that looks even remotely battle-ready.
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Netatmo has already released a smart thermostat to control your heating remotely and more intelligently.
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Other patches fix a bug where information could be disclosed remotely without expressed user permission.
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When planning for the trip, both approached their employers about the possibility of working remotely.
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It suggested that Ms Samoilova might perform remotely or that Russia might choose another contestant.
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The balms come in rose and mint varieties, and there's nothing remotely "herbal" about them.
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Though for the convenience — especially at a remotely monitored property — that may be worth it.
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You could call it PG-13 for safety's sake, except nothing here feels remotely unsafe.
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Any company even remotely resembling Samsung would fall over themselves to have loyalists like them.
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The remotely-operated machine was designed to withstand exposure of up to 1,000 total sieverts.
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These capabilities can go right up to remotely installing malware on a phone or computer.
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The startup recently remotely controlled a vehicle at Goodwood from its offices in Portland, Ore.
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None of the students seems remotely concerned about it, which is quite healthy I think.
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DVR recordings can be downloaded for offline access, and the DVR can be programmed remotely.
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"There's no place else even remotely like it," he says in the Parts Unknown episode.
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The remotely piloted 130-foot twin-screw trimaran is now ready for open-water testing.
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Credit: NOAA ONMSCameras mounted on remotely operated vehicles show the wreck lying on the seabed.
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Using this set up, I could not tell that I was playing the game remotely.
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Azimuth also has zero-days for remotely hacking Android devices and iPhones, two sources said.
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More team members will be working remotely and on a contract, project-by-project basis.
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Their face appears on the iPad screen while they remotely guide the robot from home.
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And these really pretty metallic 'smart' tattoos from MIT that can remotely control a smartphone.
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It's not the first company to develop a smart lock that can be unlocked remotely.
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By the time I get home, I decide I'm "sick" today and will work remotely.
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You live for a month in the extreme elements without remotely adequate gear or rations.
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Worse, it is remotely exploitable, allowing anyone to attack a computer connected to the internet.
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And as with anything involving an even remotely visual component, the internet made some memes.
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Understanding good communication best practices may just be the most vital part of working remotely.
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"I've never seen him do anything remotely close to something like that," Val tells PEOPLE.
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The booster landed dead-center on a small remotely-operated barge in the Pacific Ocean.
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Full-time employees log just six hours a day, and all of them work remotely.
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Even hospitals have evolved and can harness the capabilities of connectivity to save lives remotely.
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The other friend was busy multi-tasking: Typing on her laptop while working remotely. 3.
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So, #Tesla is trying to retaliate by remotely commanding my car to downgrade to 2.12.45.
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A WhatsApp vulnerability allowed attackers to remotely install spyware onto phones — by simply calling them.
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But I'm not even remotely convinced from what they report here that is the case.
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What's more, telemedicine — remotely providing healthcare via some form of telecommunication — is super data heavy.
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My dad, like many dads before him, has zero interest in anything remotely beauty-related.
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The name lives on as the remotely operated vehicle aboard RRS Sir David Attenborough pic.twitter.
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I would procrastinate anything that felt remotely difficult in fear it may trigger more panic.
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The machine is also equipped with multiple cameras, allowing people to oversee the project remotely.
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We're told the phone in question did not have "compromising information" and was remotely wiped.
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They'll work with more freelancers, invest in reskilling and empower their teams to work remotely.
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Is a 2024 mission to the red planet even remotely in the realm of possibility?
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There's already connected luggage that can be located remotely and charge devices on-the-go.
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Businesses then have to decide: Do they set up a local office or operate remotely?
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That is, you configure your recordings in advance or, at best, remotely through your phone.
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Headsets like HoloLens and Magic Leap promise something that's not remotely comparable to virtual reality.
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During keyhole surgery, surgeons typically rely on sight as they remotely control the delicate operation.
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It looks nothing like Mikwambe; nor does it remotely resemble a European or American suburb.
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Even though you have this information in advance, you will not be even remotely prepared.
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"To see him have a bounce-back game, I'm not even remotely surprised," Methot said.
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She emphasized that her suffering wasn't remotely comparable to that of someone who is incarcerated.
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Say this for the lineup: Of the seven movies here, no two are remotely alike.
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At every remotely positive moment — a tackle, a completed pass — the group erupted into cheers.
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None of them are particularly rural nor, with the exception of New Hampshire, remotely small.
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"R" is the designation for a reconnaissance aircraft and "Q" means it is remotely piloted.
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Here are nine of the most challenging aspects of working remotely, according to remote workers.
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Tesla remotely collects vast volumes of information about its cars as they are being driven.
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"I have not seen any evidence that even comes remotely close to that suggestion," Rep.
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The story isn't as easy to understand as collusion, nor is it remotely as sexy.
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"It's a setback that I wasn't even close to being remotely ready for," Barela said.
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Um, Pelosi, you put a decidedly political spin on something that is not remotely political.
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However, most of us who are remotely affected, should return to baseline functioning relatively quickly.
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In such attacks, hackers remotely lock computer files and demand ransom payments for their return.
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Of the 53 couples that appear in the book, no two are remotely the same.
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At her next gig, she worked remotely for a denim company based out of Dallas.
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Lily has over more than 40 moving parts and is controlled remotely by three operators.
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But none remotely match the impact of the two biggest rap singles bearing his fingerprints.
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The company's operations are now completely distributed, with most of its 120 employees working remotely.
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The Key app can also be used to remotely monitor the status of the door.
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These job boards can help: Indeed, Remote, Virtual Vocations, We Work Remotely, and Fancy Hands.
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I couldn't tell if he was even remotely interested, or if he was even hard.
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It shows in profile the upper body of a being with only remotely humanoid traits.
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Amazon Amazon is recommending that employees around the world work remotely if their jobs allow.
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The entire staff, including the editorial, tech and business teams, will begin working remotely tomorrow.
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For everything to go right with this family, not one thing can go remotely wrong.
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Omnicom asked its employees around the world to work remotely as the coronavirus outbreak spreads.
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Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) said when asked about the possibility of the Senate working remotely.
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We have one other employee who works remotely, because he lives in a different city.
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A lot of the story may be true, but none of it feels remotely authentic.
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Changing coasts is comparatively easy; changing characters in any remotely honest way is more complicated.
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Barometric pressure readings are also difficult to detect remotely yet are key to accurate forecasts.
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Q: I am in a profession that requires me sometimes to meet remotely with colleagues.
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MSNBC (where I'm a contributor) doesn't play a remotely similar role in mainstreaming fringe ideas.
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Rimbaud's narcissistic myth of compulsory derangement has been invalidated too often to appear remotely sound.
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This process does not even remotely resemble a fair campaign with a level playing field.
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We are all indeed working remotely for the foreseeable future so that is good news.
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The president may be a bigot, but the policy stakes do not remotely resemble 1868.
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Bush and Cheney just kept up the facade, whereas this administration doesn't even remotely pretend.
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Production here is closer to Lady Gaga or Rihanna than to anything remotely hip hop.
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Savannah-JT isn't remotely believable as a teenage boy but does have beauty and mystery.
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But it's still common for employees to feel sheepish when they ask about working remotely.
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There were fatal crackdowns on student and labor activists, and anyone even remotely left-wing.
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In response, banks have been splitting up teams and sending employees home to work remotely.
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Given that many employees work remotely, she found that virtual-meeting etiquette was a priority.
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This fortune came with another price: Those of us who were able to work remotely.
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Facebook previously restricted visitors to its offices and encouraged Bay Area employees to work remotely.
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The plan failed; no one offered him one at a price he considered remotely acceptable.
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The firm has asked employees to work remotely, a company statement released on Thursday said.
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Cantwell will close her offices in D.C and Seattle and her staff will work remotely.
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The U.S. Capitol has suspended tours and some offices have told staff to work remotely.
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Social distancing and working remotely with your partner comes with its own set of challenges.
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If they do appear remotely, their attorneys are mostly expected to show, regardless of risk.
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I do feel so fortunate to have a job that I'm able to do remotely.
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On Tuesday, Biden did an interview with "The View" remotely from his home in Delaware.
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Firstly, more businesses will begin to operate remotely, as working from home becomes more viable.
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The sunken forest is larger, farther from shore and older than anything remotely like it.
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Once in control of the server, the police remotely removed the malware from those computers.
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Remotely shutting down a malware botnet is a rare achievement — but difficult to carry out.
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If you get creative, there are plenty of ways to party with your pals remotely.
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Here are 7 tips on how sales can improve the chance of closing business remotely:
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Sanders has not been remotely competitive with Biden in Southern states with large black populations.
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The work from home mandate only applies to employees who can do their jobs remotely.
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As for other holding companies, WPP also is remaining open while letting employees work remotely.
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Employees around the world are being told to work remotely in the wake of coronavirus.
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US companies including Google, Twitter, and Amazon have asked or ordered employees to work remotely.
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But the meeting was postponed till June, and big political deals are rarely struck remotely.
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If you have to work remotely, palm trees and tropical cocktails make a big difference.
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Information technology workers have high earning power, whether they're in an office or working remotely.
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Here are their top tips to keeping yourself relaxed and engaged if you work remotely.
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Trump is "our president, but he is not representing my value system remotely," Bollier said.
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However, Weakley alleged that AAA Freight ignored those notifications and "remotely edited" his ELD data.
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Homes, in turn, look like shopping catalogs and are vacuumed of anything remotely suggesting life.
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For instance, if you are being asked to cover weekends, request to do it remotely.
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Bret: I'd be surprised if Trump offered anything that sounded even remotely like an apology.
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The bomb, hidden in a pair of wire cutters, exploded as sappers neutralized it remotely.
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It should also be noted ... Nathan wasn't even remotely famous before his romance with Star.
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Harrison said that the systems would be unmanned and operated remotely from the ground level.
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You can of course remotely lock or unlock it if you have more packages coming.
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Not even thinking remotely about potential problems with this approach, I did as they asked.
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"I never did anything remotely resembling what Dr. Ford describes," Kavanaugh says in the statement.
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Ransomware attacks typically remotely encrypt files on a computer, and charge users to decrypt them.
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NO COUNTRY IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD HAS ANYTHING REMOTELY APPROACHING 10 MILLION PATENTS.
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" Through a representative, Burns has denied saying this or "anything remotely close to this, period.
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Then think about whether today's political system is remotely ready to grapple with that challenge.
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Instead, her friends have asked her to FaceTime with them so they can shop remotely.
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The hackers left messages that they would initiate the code remotely, demanded payment in bitcoin.
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Parents can remotely control the bassinet and get daily sleep reports from the connected app.
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This hasn't stopped commentators from treating every remotely dignified Trump speech as a turning point.
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I have no reason to believe Weems is a bad, or even remotely unpleasant, person.
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He had remotely disengaged the car because it was getting too close to the wall.
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Ultra, meanwhile, has grown from five people to 32 people, working remotely from 12 states.
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Microsoft has asked all Seattle and Bay Area employees whose jobs can be done remotely to work from home until March 25, and Amazon has told workers in Washington — both in Seattle and Bellevue — to work remotely if possible until the end of March.
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But even if Musk were right, Tesla isn't remotely capable of satisfying even US automobile demand.
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And we also have people working with us remotely in locations like Ukraine, Belgium and Canada.
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In March 25, Google remotely installed a program that cleaned up phones infected by malicious software.
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Most of these positions let you work remotely from anywhere there's a laptop and internet connection.
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It's to her credit and his that "One Heartbeat" doesn't look remotely like a McIntyre piece.
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Abu Ali inspects his Launch of the Greatest Prophet remotely-operated machine gun while under construction.
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The "T-Pod" truck is supervised remotely by an operator who can take control if necessary.
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You can remotely check your cameras, check alerts, and more via the app on your smartphone.
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Militants planted the explosives and detonated them remotely as the vehicles drove by, the sources said.
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Brito operates remotely out of Spain, having fled Venezuela with his family when he was 14.
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Both combine to offer remotely synced mobile connectivity to the motorcycle's charge status and performance controls.
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Does it include an easy button that allows you to remotely report sexual harassment to HR?
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But none of these outbreaks are even remotely on the scale of what's happening in Yemen.
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He also managed to disable the weapon remotely by jamming radio signals so it couldn't shoot.
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"This is not anybody going with a kitchen knife or anything remotely like that," Vitali said.
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Now he felt possessed by an unusual authority, exercised remotely through the digitally transmitted written word.
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Even more intriguing though, is the possibility of using ultrasound to remotely control genetically-engineered cells.
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Doing anything remotely positive for immigrants in that environment is hard; open borders sounds downright fantastical.
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This is, again, for gaining full control of the device remotely, without the user touching anything.
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Photo: GettyThanks to advancements in telecommunications, more people are starting to work remotely—including Catholic exorcists.
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The robots can be controlled remotely by an operator or by using built-in light sensors.
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In any remotely efficient market, generating above-average returns is easy: Just take above-average risk.
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I work remotely at The Verge, so I experience the headaches of meeting technology first-hand.
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If my mom blurted anything remotely critical to me during our weekly calls, Justin would intervene.
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"Basically all courier services have refused to pick up anything black or remotely black," he said.
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In particular, many meetings were shortened, cut, or conducted remotely so as to eliminate the commute.
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Jokes aside, this smart toilet is Alexa-enabled and is supposed to smoothly open up remotely.
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The women said the young girls were wrong and that nothing remotely like that ever happened.
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Don't get me wrong – it's totally possible, and not remotely the worst thing that could happen.
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And nearly 22 million more went into work late, left early, or worked remotely that day.
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Individuals can also submit evidence and attend their trial remotely through their created cyber-court account.
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The digital equivalent duplicates this by remotely controlling signal guns placed on the airfield's camera poles.
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California approved driverless testing without backup drivers, but only if the vehicles can be operated remotely.
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And how is the bacchanalian pursuit even remotely related to making you look and feel better?
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Through the TP-Link tether app you're able to set up and remotely manage your network.
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As this takes control of your home Xbox, you can remotely start it away from home.
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Beijing city authorities have strongly encouraged companies to let employees work remotely until Monday as well.
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The FAA is developing important rules, such as giving authorities a way to remotely identify drones.
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In order to study the octopuses, the researchers used deep sea, remotely operated vehicles called ROVs.
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Nothing invented in my lifetime (since 1955) has come remotely close to having the same impact.
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"It can be done quickly, but it's not something that can be done remotely," Pfefferkorn said.
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"Everyone who has to crack a laptop potentially has the freedom of working remotely," he said.
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The day after my workout adventure, I was in no shape to do anything remotely active.
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Mason America also provides access to apps, software updates and the ability to track devices remotely.
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Of course, none of this is remotely as important or grueling as covering the presidential race.
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From there, you can lock, locate, or remotely wipe your phone and all of its contents.
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The grower could remotely monitor and control the machine using a device such as a tablet.
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Members of the unit also told media the shot came from a fixed weapon controlled remotely.
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The app allows friends and family members to remotely share their location with just one touch.
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Tomorrow, I'll see how it affects my project schedule and ask my manager about working remotely.
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And is it even remotely possible that Phelps could race four years from now in Tokyo?
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Apparently, one company has a patent for remotely controlled sex toys and has really hindered innovation.
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You'll want a very beefy router if you plan to play remotely on your computer often.
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Microsoft has rated the flaw as "important," but not "critical" as it can't be exploited remotely.
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The ATM then displays an out of service notice and is able to be controlled remotely.
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First, this was not an autonomous robot; both the robot and the explosive were remotely operated.
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They say the militants disabled the truck with a roadside bomb detonated remotely then opened fire.
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In Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Tulsa Remote program pays people $10,000 to move there and work remotely.
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Such remotely hosted services are subscription based, making them easier to forecast than "lumpier" software licences.
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Some states—Utah and Virginia, for example—also issue concealed carry permits to non-residents remotely.
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If the person on the line seems remotely interested, Jimmy passes them on to a lawyer.
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Its original purpose was to facilitate online collaboration and to help IT workers troubleshoot computers remotely.
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Remotely operated, dexterous humanoid robots have a lot of potential across basically all of human activity.
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The amended regulations recognize the different safety risks posed by different types of remotely piloted aircraft.
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Between the lines: Nobody we've spoken to on Capitol Hill thinks Mahoney's prediction is remotely possible.
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The updated German edition of 2015, of which this is a translation, omits anything remotely uncomfortable.
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No Chinese carmaker is remotely as impressive in its sector as Huawei, say, is in telecoms.
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Further, the NAS supports ReadyCloud, Netgear's own remote access protocol that lets you see files remotely.
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It also sports a laser pointer that the owner can control remotely through a connected camera.
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Using a smartphone app, a SIM card, and cellular data, the drone can be piloted remotely.
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At the end of the hypothetical exercise, Blumenthal pressed Yates if that was even remotely possible.
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It's a lot easier to say no to dessert when nothing sound remotely appealing to you.
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So Hala modified a siren by adding a component that would let Sentry activate it remotely.
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The vulnerability allows any low-skilled attacker to remotely gain full access to an affected router.
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Despite that, owners can still control access remotely, while there's a physical key just in case.
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He has since relocated to Chicago in the U.S. and has been working with Kennedy remotely.
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Yet somehow they haven't been able to hire a workforce that even remotely represents their customers.
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Also, President Trump hasn't been known to eat pretty much anything that sounds even remotely foreign.
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Many employers require the use of a VPN to access company services remotely, for security reasons.
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A diver guides a remotely operated vehicle near the USS Arizona site in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
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The app is meant to provide shoppers with inspiration and the ability to purchase merchandise remotely.
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The most popular use of Ethereum right now isn't startup fundraising or anything even remotely useful.
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Faraz Khan, left, has been hacking his Kia Soul so that it can be driven remotely.
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More Americans are working remotely now than ever before, many in salaried positions for top companies.
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Bad actors could remotely activate victims' microphones, and, in some cases, even cameras, without their knowledge.
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When you're planning weddings and other events, the majority of your work can be done remotely.
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These products compete with ADT's Pulse, which allows users to monitor and manage their home remotely.
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Now, using the internet, the vrăjitoare are able to work with clients remotely using Facebook chat.
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With the bridge, the sources and court documents said, they could manage the dev network remotely.
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Not only does Ngo not believe in supplementation, he's highly critical of anything remotely truthy. Keto?
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Hacking Team's Remote Control System allows agencies to remotely access and monitor devices in real-time.
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So you see the face of your dead on everyone who looks even remotely like them.
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But employees who need to work remotely are encouraged to do so, spokeswoman Suann Guthrie said.
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Yes, you can create culture even if the entire team is remotely scattered across the globe.
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He says he would like to have hundreds of them, each produced by curators working remotely.
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Paul is already talking like he's leaning against anything that remotely looks like the House bill.
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The title Boaty McBoatface will instead be set aside for a remotely operated underwater research vessel.
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Using the Key app, customers can remotely monitor the door and accept deliveries while they're out.
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They haven't produced such an analysis because there's no way to generate one that's remotely plausible.
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