The other option — rerouting the pipeline — also presents substantial challenges.
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It is unclear whether the rerouting remained in effect Thursday.
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We're talking about large piping, large tubing, rerouting and engineering.
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Read more about Singapore Airlines' rerouting move on Channel NewsAsia.
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Hurricane Harvey is rerouting cruise ships headed for Texas this weekend.
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If rerouting isn't an option, Laubner recommends requiring a signature upon delivery.
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If rerouting isn't an option, Blink recommends requiring a signature upon delivery.
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The rerouting to Grand Central will be the second in two years.
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And many cruise lines are also rerouting cruises and now offering refunds.
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Fidget objects are a classic tactic for rerouting body-focused repetitive behaviors.
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And the Army Corps announcement about rerouting the pipeline doesn't change a thing.
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Keeping Up With The Rhoadeses Rerouting trains carrying port-a-potty "night soil"?
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Canceled flights: Meanwhile, airlines are canceling or rerouting flights to avoid the region.
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Flexport prioritized those shipments for loading and rerouting just to avoid the tariffs.
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Major airlines posted updates about flight cancellation or flight rerouting on their websites.
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Rerouting the financial lines that run through London will be complex, experts say.
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Both played Cover-2, rerouting and passing off perimeter go routes to ... nobody.
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REROUTING: French airline KLM Air France suspended flights over Iraqi and Iranian airspace.
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So enemies really have no chance of noticing the incoming beam or rerouting.
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The rerouting of the road passed, by a vote of 161 to 148.
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That may prompt foreign governments and financial institutions to think about rerouting the sewer.
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There's a rerouting built into the navigation system to keep the ships from colliding.
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He would just start digging in on the computer and rerouting and twisting things.
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The rerouting of Amtrak trains to Grand Central will accommodate another set of repairs.
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Easing a crucial railroad bottleneck in central Tel Aviv would require rerouting a river.
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It has said it is committed to seeing the project completed without rerouting the line.
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Rerouting a maze no longer means welding sheets of metal together or gluing plastic walls.
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The government told people to avoid the island's 3-mile radius, and are rerouting flights.
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Rather, they have led to "treaty-shopping", with firms merely rerouting existing flows of money.
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What's more, Honda's navigation system from Garmin features real-time traffic updates and automatic rerouting.
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Facebook takes it a step further, rerouting our attempts at empathetic connection back at us.
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Even rerouting flights around quiet places can be spun to appeal to corporate bottom lines.
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Rerouting the naval armada is President Trump's latest escalation in force against a potential adversary.
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Royal Caribbean cruise ships, for example, have been rerouting trips to avoid stops in San Juan.
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In a few cases, such rerouting slowed down users' connections by as much as 4.5 times.
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We've mitigated the impact by augmenting staffing, rerouting traffic, and increasing spacing between aircraft as needed.
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It is rerouting all of its Brussels Zaventem flights through Charleroi until the end of Tuesday.
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But when he does, getting him there requires a remarkable rerouting of New York City traffic.
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There was no conservative or liberal, no Republican or Democratic side to the road rerouting debate.
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Waze defends its practice of rerouting motorists from congested highways through residential streets in nearby communities.
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Energy Transfer Partners and Sunoco Logistics Partners said they expect to complete the construction without additional rerouting.
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The rerouting takes trains along Interstate 413, enabling them to reach speeds of 79 miles per hour.
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We keep the hidden node connected to its network by rerouting the erased connections through other nodes.
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It would also prevent the State Department from rerouting funds earmarked for cyber activities to other agencies.
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The airline, Avianca, said it was also rerouting several flights to avoid Venezuelan airspace until further notice.
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These efforts include rerouting the water supply, replacing corroded water pipes and distributing bottled water and filters.
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The rerouting introduces Patricia to Toby, a town resident who happens on Patricia during one of her 'hunts'.
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Invisibly, it makes a place in your body, rerouting all your blood vessels, throbbing right alongside your heart.
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Until then, here are a few ideas for staying calm at work and rerouting yourself away from burnout.
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We also know that rerouting nervous, anxious energy into exercise is more effective than trying to ignore it.
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"Lots can happen," Clarke said of the hole, which will be No.7 in a Ryder Cup rerouting.
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After some rerouting for camera launches that I wasn't doing previously, I was able to get this run.
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I added Koh Lipe to the list of destinations last minute, after rerouting my trip due to coronavirus.
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When weather or mechanical issues disrupt travel, the airlines' speed in recomputing, rerouting and rescheduling matters, he said.
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Earlier, Apple had said it was rerouting part of its supply chain but would shut only one store.
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Amtrak officials have also discussed the possibility of rerouting some trains from Penn Station to Grand Central Terminal.
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That meant raising dikes and levees, rerouting rivers, and, in some cases, moving villages out of harm's way.
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Just as he proposes to his girlfriend Beatrice (Dascha Polanco), she ends the relationship, rerouting his perfectly-planned life.
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Rerouting frequent flyers to the appropriate services would help besieged doctors and paramedics, as well as the patients themselves.
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On Sunday, the US Army Corps of Engineers, which approved the pipeline, said it would look into rerouting it.
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Maybe between the nodes, traffic rerouting, and special onion URLs it seems too confusing to be worth the effort.
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I have dabbled in internet "brain games," solving algebraic problems flashing past and rerouting virtual trains to avoid crashes.
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Still others are imposing tough new contract terms, rerouting sourcing and discussing ways to share costs with each other.
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Rerouting flights hurts profits, they say, although they also insist that they take every precaution to keep passengers safe.
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Rerouting flights hurts profits, they say, although they also insist that they take every precaution to keep passengers safe.
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Global brands including Ford, Ikea and Starbucks are shutting down factories and stores, while Apple is rerouting supply chains.
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Gunshot heard Soon after that, gunfire was heard near where the officers were rerouting traffic around the crash scene.
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" Flight Service Bureau recommended in early August that operators consider rerouting "over the Japanese landmass or east of it.
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A brilliant rerouting of photography that reminds me of those strange documentaries by Werner Herzog, say, or Chris Marker.
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She and her collaborators will continue to teach their class about Cooper Union this fall, rerouting it to informal locations.
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He said Colonial is rerouting some gasoline from the downed Line 1 to its distillate line, known as Line 2.
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But the bypass is the riskiest operation, since it involves not only altering the stomach but rerouting the intestines too.
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PT Angkasa Pura 1, the company that manages Adisutjipto International Airport, proposed temporarily rerouting all Yogyakarta-bound flights through Solo.
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But now, when discussion swerves in the second direction, there's a group of white allies prepared to do the rerouting.
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The dump is nearly at capacity, forcing King County leaders to consider fixes such as incinerating or rerouting the garbage.
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Some manufacturers told IPC that they were rerouting supply chains to avoid areas in China heavily affected by the coronavirus.
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The party has been accused for years of rerouting funds from the state till into crucial regional and national campaigns.
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The party has been accused for years of rerouting funds from the state till into key regional and national campaigns.
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Cathay said rebooking, rerouting and refund charges would be waived for all tickets to or from Wuhan through Feb. 15.
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Global brands like Starbucks, Ikea, Ford and Toyota are shutting down stores and factories, while Apple is rerouting supply chains.
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This suggests both private numbers and those regularly used by services like Shipt or FreshDirect are subject to the rerouting.
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Multiple breakers for redundant circuits would have been in place, with analytics software checking for normality and rerouting power as necessary.
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Emirates said Friday it was rerouting all flights away from "areas of possible conflict" and would make further changes if needed.
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They also disrupt the normal ebb and flow of cities, closing streets, rerouting traffic, and often requiring more buses and trains.
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It's rerouting weather systems across North America, which is downstream as winds blow generally west-to-east across the Northern Hemisphere.
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This, of course, is also where Stripe comes into play by handling all the needed rerouting, and processing the card payment.
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FitzGerald also went back to the airport, where she heard empty planes might be rerouting to pick up the disillusioned revelers.
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The president says rerouting the Dakota Access pipeline is a possibility The president says rerouting the Dakota Access pipeline is a possibility President Obama sought to defuse tension between protesters and police over the Dakota Access pipeline by revealing that the Army Corps of Engineers is looking at options to reroute the pipeline away from the Sioux sacred lands.
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The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe on Wednesday welcomed President Obama's hint at rerouting the Dakota Access Pipeline they say threatens their land.
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The chairman said the bank has started discussions with customers about rerouting client activity to European hubs, including rewriting thousands of contracts.
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Among them: James E. Serrell's ambitious 16.993 plan to expand Manhattan by rerouting the East River to a new canal farther east.
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We can also avoid wreaking havoc on reefs by rerouting boats around them and restricting construction in the coastal areas near them.
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But the commission will not allow developer TransCanada to build along its preferred path, instead rerouting the pipeline through an alternative corridor.
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Still, despite having to cope with the rerouting of many trains, commuters generally found the eight-week-long disruption to be tolerable.
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The rubble has clogged countless streams and waterways and devastated the Appalachian environment with pollutants, rerouting rain torrents through homes and hamlets below.
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While there are a few options for rerouting the line, most still cross either culturally important lands to Native Americans or large waterways.
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Lebanon's Middle East Airlines, one of the few to fly directly over Syria, is rerouting those flights temporarily, a Beirut airport source said.
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Further they say, parts of the project involve rerouting, making it akin to a new pipeline than the replacement of an old one.
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Greyhound said it was rerouting inbound schedules to its Richmond garage until further notice and is offering counselors to its employees and customers.
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"Beginning immediately, we're rerouting all xHamster traffic from Utah to our comprehensive sex ed series, The Box," xHamster wrote in a blog post.
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Domain names for several Bachelorette contestants are rerouting to Johnson's Instagram account, and Johnson, 28, bought the URLs himself, he confirms to PEOPLE.
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Websites can mitigate that damage by rerouting traffic and caching pages across the network — but VPN services can't protect themselves nearly as well.
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The new biological opinion concluded that those salmon and smelt would not be jeopardized by lifting the environmental protections and rerouting that water.
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A fiber cable was damaged in the region, and Google responded by rerouting traffic through a different set of cables, a spokeswoman said.
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JAIMIE BRANCH "Fly or Die" (International Anthem) Sometimes charging forth, sometimes rerouting, the debut album from Ms. Branch is always on the move.
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DNS hijacking changes the record of domain names to point to different internet addresses, rerouting traffic to a different system the hackers have chosen.
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"We've mitigated the impact by augmenting staffing, rerouting traffic, and increasing spacing between aircraft as needed," the FAA told Bloomberg in an emailed statement.
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Google exited mainland China in 2010 over concerns about Chinese government censorship and cyberattacks, rerouting its traffic to a Hong Kong–based domain. Google.
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The closures initially led to a rush of U.S. buying, with traders rerouting cargoes to prevent fuel shortages in the world's largest energy market.
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If providers don't have a backup means of communication, or have to reestablish service with a manual rerouting process, restoring connectivity can take days.
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The second plan would take a piecemeal approach, closing some vehicle lanes and the promenade at any given time and rerouting traffic around construction.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThere are some trade-offs: because of the extra rerouting going on, load times are slower, especially on the bigger and more complex sites.
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Kaiser said on Friday that it was rerouting patients, some of whom complained of respiratory ailments as a result of smoke, to nearby medical centers.
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By rerouting traffic and painting the road surface, cities have created space for park plazas and local culture where before there was only dull asphalt.
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The Hazaras commonly face discrimination; they had gathered to protest against the planned rerouting of a power line around the Hazara-dominated province of Bamiyan.
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And traffic delays and rerouting, and the higher cost of hotels and difficulty getting restaurant reservations, make these places less appealing to visit, he added.
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The office has been rerouting requests for the data that supports Mr. Wheeler's accusations to Washington because the San Francisco office does not have it.
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Two such attempts Coetzee lists include rerouting a bus terminus, and building a pedestrian walkway that connects the museum to the city's central railway station.
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Even relatively small storms can rack up millions of dollars in costs for airlines, including expenses for reallocating aircraft and crew and rerouting and rebooking passengers.
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But it's unclear whether companies are permanently shifting production outside of China, or simply rerouting goods for minimal processing before being shipped to the United States.
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According to The Guardian, schedules, patient files, and phone and email systems have been blocked from access and there is rerouting of emergency patients taking place.
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While the Standing Rock Sioux have said they would support a rerouting of the line, others, such as the Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN), want it canceled.
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It's probably best to designate a place for it to live, so you won't have to deal with clearing space and rerouting cables on your desk.
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Local South Korean laws prohibit internet services from rerouting users' connections to networks in Hong Kong and US instead of local ISPs without notifying those users.
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Today, Crane says, it is possible to completely remove both the entire penis and the testicles/scrotum, while rerouting the urethra down to an individual's perineum.
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Despite the Standing Rock Sioux tribe raising the same concerns and others, the pipeline construction was approved for rerouting north of the Standing Rock Sioux reservation.
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This is especially true when it comes to things like automatically rerouting power distribution in the case of load imbalances as well as other complex tasks.
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In 2007, a parallel road opened on the other side of the valley, rerouting most of the automobile traffic and significantly reducing the risk to cyclists.
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As individual players stood up to solo, they played as if climbing a mountain in the midst of a rockslide: making their way boldly, rerouting constantly.
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" Also, he said, in a traffic-choked city, closing streets, rerouting drivers and building plazas sends a message: "Driving culture is not the predominant street culture.
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Installation is relatively simple, involving swapping out the original Vive strap, replacing the face mask, and rerouting the cables, though I couldn't configure the earbuds as instructed.
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Using the virtual image, Burke invented a new surgery, shoring up and rerouting her one ventricle so it could do the work of both ventricles long term.
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Now, chance is rerouting her to a debate stage filled with mostly lower-tier candidates including John Delaney, Tim Ryan, and Bill de Blasio — plus fellow Sens.
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But because the vast majority of the clinic's clientele is poor and young, rerouting funding away from the group could have an outsize effect, some experts said.
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But we can at least recapture some of that excitement, rerouting our brains and redirecting our attention away from the hellfire and over to spaces we enjoy.
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Perhaps the rebuilt Armstrong Stadium, opening this year, should have been renamed for David N. Dinkins, the former mayor behind rerouting the flight paths during the tournament.
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Cruise lines are canceling some trips and rerouting others as Hurricane Dorian continues to ravage the Bahamas and move up the eastern coast of the United States.
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American officials and academics say Chinese telecommunications companies have also temporarily hijacked parts of the internet, rerouting basic traffic from the United States and Canada to China.
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This spring, Mr. Rappoport and Dr. Varela are rerouting the driveway, to bring guests to the proper front door of the house rather than the kitchen door.
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Brussels Airlines, which also serves many African destinations, sent five empty planes to Africa to bring back passengers and is rerouting two planes from Africa to Zurich.
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Some international airlines have decided to reject the government's plan to fly to Kaduna and instead are rerouting flights to Lagos until the Abuja airport is operational.
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While Qatar has refused to outline the impact of the move, it is likely to be incurring huge costs on rerouting aircraft and changes to crew rostering.
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Thanks for cancelling my flight and then rerouting us and separating my MINOR child onto a different flight than mine and having a 2 HR call time wait!
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"In light of the current situation, Emirates has taken precautionary measures including rerouting all flights away from areas of possible conflict," an Emirates spokesperson told CNBC via email.
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From that information the software can suggest solutions like ride-sharing, new transportation access or a rerouting of traffic to better serve the community, according to a statement.
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Thanks for cancelling my flight and then rerouting us and separating my MINOR child onto a different flight than mine and having a 2 HR call time wait!
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Meantime, the sudden rerouting of the Navy's Vinson carrier strike group over the weekend led some to question whether U.S. military action against North Korea could be imminent.
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The study abroad program Semester at Sea, based on a cruise ship that's been retrofitted into a floating campus, is rerouting with hundreds of American students on board.
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These two behaviors — flooding and rerouting — created rich deep loam (as in the Mississippi Delta), and built both the barrier islands and the landmass of South Louisiana itself.
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Over time, the water corrodes the system, rusting and rotting its infrastructure — and yet sealing and grouting these leaks often requires rerouting service on lines, further frustrating riders.
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The Department of Homeland Security plan is meant to contain the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus by rerouting US citizens returning from Wuhan to designated areas, like Honolulu.
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Such blocks can take a long time to break down, as they act like giant detour signs in the atmosphere, halting the progress of weather systems and rerouting traffic.
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PRO10, Brazilian police said, was set up as a substitute for THG, effectively rerouting tickets originally intended for the OCI, and not meant for sale, to the other company.
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An animation of the process revealed it to be almost incomprehensibly complex, involving relocating a rail line, rerouting Route 23, and assembling the enormous gates out of floating sections.
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The Cano Limon pipeline is operating now, Bayon said, adding that production impacts this year were marginal due to rerouting the Bicentenario pipeline which connects to the Cano Limon line.
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This pretty horrific cable mess was caused by ESA astronaut Tim Peake and NASA astronaut, space station commander Tim Kopra, both working on rerouting cables in order to upgrade communications.
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The studies focused on what's known as gastric bypass surgery, which is designed to trigger substantial weight loss by reducing the size of the stomach and rerouting the small intestine.
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The company told Fortune that it will be taking things a step further, prohibiting the handsets from making any non-emergency outgoing calls by rerouting them to Verizon customer service.
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Every street he traversed suddenly appeared as a traffic-heavy red zone on Google Maps, rerouting drivers to avoid the streets, as shown in Weckert's YouTube video documenting the results.
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Archaeologists found that this space at Lambityeco underwent remodeling, including a shortening of the entire court, new wall constructions, and the intentional rerouting of its entrance from north to northeast.
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Surgeons seal off a large part of the stomach using staples, leaving behind a small upper pouch, while rerouting part of the small intestine to the new pouch, bypassing the rest.
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Leaders of the marches have said that the rerouting was evidence of bias against the Hazara community, which accounts for up to 15 percent of Afghanistan's estimated 30 million-strong population.
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In 1967, he performed the very first coronary artery bypass surgery, successfully rerouting blood from a vein in a 51-year-old woman's leg to circumvent a blocked right coronary artery.
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He was happy about some of the city's changes, but had issues with a rerouting of bus lines that made it harder for people outside of downtown to get to work.
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Semester at Sea The study abroad program Semester at Sea, based on a cruise ship that's been retrofitted into a floating campus, is rerouting with hundreds of American students on board.
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Those are going to pay off for you when you prove yourself to be a super-flexible traveler, capable of rerouting flights and rebooking hotels at the drop of a hat.
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Some trade experts have said the agricultural export commitments, which would translate to $16 billion in new shipments a year, would be difficult to meet without rerouting shipments to other countries.
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Social or sexual rejection creeps in as go-getter Mars clashes with strict Saturn, rerouting you, but authentic connections shine through as the new moon in Scorpio prioritizes sibling-like relationships.
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Multiple Hong Kong airlines, including flag carrier Cathay Pacific, have announced they will waive charges for rebooking or rerouting flights to and from the city during the worst of the storm.
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Unlike the gastric bypass or sleeve operations, it didn't involve cutting the stomach or rerouting the intestines — and it could be reversed (which helps explain the band's enduring, albeit more limited, appeal).
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Measures proposed by the European Commission include an EU-wide list of tax havens meant to discourage the rerouting of profits made in the EU to tax-free or low-tax countries.
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She was angry and tired but glad to be back on land Wednesday after the ship made an emergency rerouting back to the United States, forgoing its intended destination in the Bahamas.
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The rerouting of food with a gastric bypass operation leads to changes in hormones that help to reduce hunger, create a feeling of fullness and reduce the risk for type 2 diabetes.
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Businesses like Starbucks, Ikea, Ford and Toyota are shutting down locations in China, and Apple is rerouting supply chains as the number of people infected by a mysterious flulike virus passes 6,000.
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During the outages, social services employees were on the phone rerouting trucks to food banks that were abruptly relocated and working with groups like the Red Cross to set up emergency shelters.
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After decades of promises and years of delays, the government says the rerouting of Brazil's longest river, the São Francisco, will soon relieve Campina Grande and desperate farmers in four parched northeastern states.
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A witness to Ford's 2015 Santa Monica crash told NBC News that Ford "saved several lives" by rerouting his crash landing to the Penmar Golf Course to avoid a tract of suburban homes.
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In the aftermarket unit, I had a lot of problems with Google Maps and Waze tracking my location and rerouting me when I went off the recommended path; Apple Maps had zero issues.
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Additionally, Parliament deemed that any cheaper alternatives—such as rerouting the road—would be environmental disasters, because the Stonehenge World Heritage site is flanked to the north and south by ecologically sensitive areas.
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They have been accused of paying too little tax in the EU by rerouting the booking of their profits to low-tax nations where they have set up headquarters, like Luxembourg or Ireland.
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In June, scientists working on that process produced a draft biological opinion that largely upheld existing findings: removing environmental protections for the smelt and rerouting the water would severely harm the surrounding ecosystem.
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"It's a nightmare, navigating and rerouting around this building," Ms. Toohil texted a reporter observing the House from the gallery on Tuesday, while she angled herself away from Mr. Miccarelli on the floor.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Traders and ship brokers are rerouting millions or barrels of fuel to Latin America to compensate for broken supply lines after Hurricane Harvey crippled the U.S. Gulf of Mexico refining hub.
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Rerouting 210,000 daily passengers through the streets, sidewalks, and waterways of New York City has presented itself as a sort of once-in-a-lifetime challenge to those willing to face it head on.
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Qantas Airlines of Australia said in a statement that it would be rerouting flights to avoid the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf of Oman, which would affect its flights between Australia and London.
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" Paez also argued that the rule conflicts with a 1951 United Nations treaty governing the treatment of refugees by allowing, among other things, the rerouting of immigrants to countries "where their lives are threatened.
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VPNs are used to skirt Beijing's censorship system – which blocks websites with information that could be critical of the Communist Party such as YouTube, Twitter and foreign news sites – by rerouting internet traffic elsewhere.
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Qantas Airlines of Australia said in a statement that it would be rerouting flights to avoid the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf of Oman, which would affect its flights to and from London.
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Earlier this month the government announced it's rerouting £250M in public funds for the NHS to set up an artificial intelligence lab that will work to expand the use of AI technologies within the service.
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" Stephen Wang, 35, who usually transfers to a train at the Hoboken station, said the rerouting will probably add an hour to his normally 90-minute commute — "for days or weeks or months, who knows.
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The storm upended some Labor Day weekend plans: Major airlines allowed travelers to change their reservations without fees, big cruise lines began rerouting their ships and Cumberland Island National Seashore off Georgia closed to visitors.
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"While companies have managed to work around the previous rounds of tariffs — tweaking supply chains and rerouting goods — this would become harder if the scope of tariffs widens," UBS analysts said in a note Monday.
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In January, security company FireEye revealed that hackers likely associated with Iran were hijacking DNS records on a massive scale, by rerouting users from a legitimate web address to a malicious server to steal passwords.
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The same thing that appears to work for AA — the rerouting of social networks — could, after all, work as well for other mutual help groups, like SMART and LifeRing, if they were just as common.
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But rerouting money directly from taxpayers to his pockets would take the self-dealing up a notch, and his comments on Saturday and Sunday seem to indicate he's feeling less shame about that than ever.
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And with each passing year it improves: offering advice about when to change lanes, rerouting you to avoid traffic, and even telling you which exit to take when climbing out of the New York subway.
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Look at the once-sleepy neighborhoods transformed into clogged wrecks the moment that Google Maps (through its acquisition of Waze) gained visibility into traffic patterns, and began rerouting the world in the name of efficiency.
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Semester at Sea, an educational cruise program with hundreds of American students on board, was due to visit Seychelles and Mauritius, but is rerouting to Mozambique instead after learning the ship would be turned away.
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The last major solar storm, for example, was probably the one that struck almost 15 years ago and caused power outages as well as aircraft rerouting, according to NASA (another less powerful storm struck in 2006).
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Saving data in your browserImage: GoogleChrome has a Data Saver extension made by Google that cuts down on page loading times by rerouting the sites you visit through Google's servers, and compressing them along the way.
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This is essentially what all VPNs do—they disguise traffic by rerouting it, allowing you to hide things like your location, perhaps to use Gmail in China or access streaming shows not available where you live.
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But aside from the company's lost business and downtime, as well as the cost of rebuilding an entire network, Maersk also reimbursed many of its customers for the expense of rerouting or storing their marooned cargo.
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The North's delegation took a different route, prompting the opposition Korea Liberty Party to accuse Moon's administration of "abuse of power and an act of treason" by rerouting the motorcade to shield it from the protest.
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A few years after that, 4G paved the way for on-demand apps such as Uber, mobile video consumption on Netflix and FaceTime, real-time rerouting via Google Maps and social sharing on Instagram and Snapchat.
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If this eventually does come to pass, drivers might have to worry that even minor transgressions such as pulling in too quickly to snag a parking spot or rerouting Google Maps could potentially raise their rates.
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A huge area of high pressure is sitting over Greenland, rerouting the jet stream to the north, and then back south to the west of Europe, where frigid air from Siberia has been making international headlines.
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Around two or three times per month, KVC Health Systems, a midsize nonprofit agency for child welfare based in Kansas City, receives phishing emails from criminals with the goal of rerouting an employee's paycheck by direct deposit.
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It has been a year of tuning out the haters and taming the self-recrimination, learning to maneuver in a world of darkness, rerouting her goals and figuring out who she can trust in her new life.
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One is the privacy-centric browser Tor, which hides your traffic by rerouting it through a series of nodes, each of which can only see parts of your IP address, making it extremely difficult to track users.
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Along with the other students at my school, I know that borders are being closed, airlines are rerouting flights, stock indexes are changing, troops are being deployed and world leaders are talking about what to do next.
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At least the folks aboard flight CZ380 didn't have to deal with a poo so toxic it grounded a plane, or a sleep-deprived 72-year-old who wouldn't stop doing yoga, ultimately rerouting the entire flight.
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Plan for delays or rerouting of service on buses in those areas, even though the president will probably be in town for only a few hours before heading to his house in Bedminster, N.J., for the weekend.
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The three railroads that use the station — the Long Island Rail Road, New Jersey Transit and Amtrak — have all cut back their schedules, canceling some trains and rerouting others, to accommodate emergency work on the station's tracks.
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Scam marketers do it constantly, rerouting a treatment center's calls to their own hotline, trusting their sales reps to convince the caller they've come to the right place, as Alfred Lubrano of the Philadelphia Enquirer reported in June.
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Disney Cruise Line is rerouting its Disney Fantasy ship from the Eastern Caribbean to the Western Caribbean, according to Disney Cruise Line Blog, which posted a photo of a letter describing the revised itinerary to the ship's passengers.
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But rerouting shipping lanes and requiring vessels to reduce speeds where whales were known to be calving or foraging substantially reduced the proportion of deaths from ship strikes, to 15 percent for the period between 723 and 2016.
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"We are fully committed to ensuring that this vital project is brought to completion and fully expect to complete construction of the pipeline without any additional rerouting," the company, which is based in Texas, said in a statement.
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They were frank: Rerouting the 22017,136 people who take the train beneath the East River each day, the 50,000 who use it just to travel across Manhattan, and everybody else who rides the line, will not be easy.
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Without running the web through any VPNs, the baseline speeds were: 298 Mbps download speed 29 Mbps upload speed As expected, rerouting an IP address through a VPN caused a significant slowing in speed performance for every VPN tested.
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Flight AF-136, en route from Paris to Chicago, underwent a flight diversion on Sunday, rerouting while soaring above the Atlantic Ocean to make a landing at the Shannon Airport in Ireland, according to Irish media outlet The Journal.
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The UK government has announced it's rerouting £250M (~$300M) in public funds for the country's National Health Service (NHS) to set up an artificial intelligence lab that will work to expand the use of AI technologies within the service.
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Traders and analysts said the sanctions would accelerate a rerouting of global aluminum shipments that began last month after the U.S. imposed a 10 percent duty on aluminum imports under the so-called "Section 232" of U.S. trade laws.
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Rerouting river water would also devastate the regional ecosystem of the San Francisco Bay Delta, scientists say, imperiling dozens of other fish up the food chain and affecting water birds, orcas and commercial fisheries and encouraging toxic algal blooms.
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"That aside, the current study demonstrates the benefits of the nerve rerouting surgery to improve mobility and the ability of our nervous system to adapt to injury through this intricate surgical intervention," he told the Science Media Centre in London.
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News, the team behind the Kingsman sequel, The Golden Circle, is canceling the movie's New York premiere and rerouting the money that it would have spent into helping various charities involved with Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Harvey Relief.
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At a minimum, simply logging onto a site provides information like a user's internet protocol address, which, if a user isn't using a rerouting service such as a Virtual Private Network at a public computer, can reveal a user's likely location.
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President Barack Obama raised the possibility of rerouting the pipeline in that area earlier this month, something Kelcy Warren, CEO of Texas-based pipeline developer Energy Transfer Partners, told The Associated Press is not an option from the company's standpoint.
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ZDNet also highlights that under the law, telecom groups would have to install a means to counter a cyber attack threat, largely by rerouting all Russian traffic to exchange points overseen by Russia's federal communications regulator (and censorship mechanism) Roskomnadzor.
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VPNs work by rerouting your connection to another, often far-off location, thus disguising your true web address and making it more difficult for you to reveal your identity and for third parties to track your movements across the internet.
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Hundreds of people on freeways usually try to use side roads as a result of rerouting apps such as Waze, Google Maps, INRIX and Apple Maps, according to Alexandre Bayen, director of the Transportation Initiative at the University of California, Berkeley.
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This was, after all, the first "open house" after the MTA and DOT released the long-awaited mitigation plan in mid-December outlining a host of different alternatives, including new bus routes, ferries, and subway improvements aimed at rerouting thousands of people.
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According to MAST, commercial vessels may already be rerouting around these islands, and any escalation of tensions in the area — such as China's territorial dispute in the South China Sea — could disrupt trade and give pirates a new opening in the Far East.
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The company, which has been rerouting rail traffic away from Houston, said traffic entering or leaving through the north and east sides of Houston was on hold, and its main line between Houston and San Antonio, to the west, was out of service.
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Think of the traffic app Waze rerouting cars in Los Angeles and disrupting otherwise quiet neighborhoods; Airbnb parachuting groups of international tourists into residential communities; Instagram spreading IRL lifestyle memes; or Foursquare sending traveling businessmen to the same cafe over and over again.
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The nearly 9-mile (14-km) stretch of highway was closed in October when Native Americans and environmental activists descended on the area in an effort to force the rerouting of the multibillion-dollar pipeline away from a lake upstream from the reservation.
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"The bigger headache will be when the smugglers start rerouting migrants to Italy through Libya because you've got a failed state there so no real government to make a deal with," said Guntram Wolff, the director of Bruegel, a research organization in Brussels.
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In the days before the meeting, we'd received three pieces of paper mail, one urging us to vote against a zoning proposal, the other against rerouting a road, and the third introducing a candidate for the position of tax collector (salary: $10,110).
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Not only does TOR grant you access to this forbidden website from a computer in the US, but it does so anonymously, by rerouting your digital trail through a series of other computers and reaching the site through, say, a computer in Europe.
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Parts of the football field-sized space station lost power on Monday, but the crew was able to keep the lights on and continue running experiments by rerouting power from other lines while they worked to restore full functionality, NASA said in a Tuesday statement.
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"As stated all along, [Energy Transfer Partners] and [Sunoco Logistics Partners] are fully committed to ensuring that this vital project is brought to completion and fully expect to complete construction of the pipeline without any additional rerouting in and around Lake Oahe," the companies said.
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HOUSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Harvey's impact on the energy industry spread worldwide as flooded U.S. refiners and closed fuel pipelines threatened to squeeze national supply, roiling global fuel markets and rerouting millions of barrels of fuel to the Americas to avert shortages.
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But the completion of the $2000 billion Big Dig highway rerouting project in the mid-24s literally paved the way for new development by connecting the area to Logan Airport and Interstate 4, said Richard McGuinness, the redevelopment authority's deputy director for waterfront planning.
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Image: Zak Bennett Now the state is working with the Army Corps of Engineers—the government agency partly responsible for rerouting and draining water to begin with—and the South Florida Water Management District to attempt the largest hydraulic restoration project in the world.
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In a demo at the event, Byton showed a clip of a driver using voice controls to search for the company's yet-to-be-built network of charging stations, while Alexa simultaneously asked about rerouting grocery deliveries based on the driver's current location and traffic patterns.
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LONDON, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Heathrow Airport launched a 10-week public consultation on its proposed expansion on Wednesday, saying it would ask locals for their views on issues such as the rerouting of a major motorway near the airport and the length of a new, third runway.
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Officials said she had become increasingly concerned about Russia's continued activity in the United States during and after the 22020 midterm elections — ranging from its search for new techniques to divide Americans using social media, to experiments by hackers, to rerouting internet traffic and infiltrating power grids.
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As an example, China's extreme measures to control the virus, including rerouting public transportation, walling off hospital wards, and using technology to track as many cases as possible, has been found to work in the short-term but it's unclear what the consequences may be over time.
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Qatar Airways said in a statement it has temporarily suspended flights to eight cities in India and Pakistan "due to the ongoing situation on the India-Pakistan border" and that its flights routed over the India-Pakistan air space may be delayed due to rerouting in the area.
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That not only lowers the bar for someone wanting to manipulate a person's booking, such as changing seats and rerouting frequent flier numbers, said Rotem, but it's also easy to obtain a person's personal information, such as their phone number, and email and home addresses, from the airline.
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"As stated all along, [we] are fully committed to ensuring that this vital project is brought to completion and fully expect to complete construction of the pipeline without any additional rerouting in and around Lake Oahe," Dakota Access developers Energy Transfer Partners and Sunoco Logistics Partners said late Sunday.
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Because economic distress lies at the root of many forms of violence, he also recommends rerouting resources toward programs that would eliminate poverty, joblessness, and homelessness—a vision similar to the platform laid out by the Movement for Black Lives and also adopted by the Democratic Socialists of America.
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"Only markets that cannot be rerouted globally to other consumers will be impacted by the proposed July 6th tariffs ... We believe that the trade war impact on commodity markets will be very small, with exception of soybeans where complete rerouting of supplies is not possible, " the Goldman note said.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has embarked on an unprecedented campaign to put the stamp of the State Police on New York City, rerouting troopers to city airports and toll plazas from upstate areas that rely on them and bewildering some of the officials charged with carrying out his orders.
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Zeynep Tufekci The path to a global outbreak on Friday of a ransom-demanding computer software ("ransomware") that crippled hospitals in Britain — forcing the rerouting of ambulances, delays in surgeries and the shutdown of diagnostic equipment — started, as it often does, with a defect in software, a bug.
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"If the court declines to hear the case, we anticipate Dominion and Duke will decide to terminate the project as rerouting the pipeline would likely be cost prohibitive," the Height Capital Markets analysts said, noting it will be "extremely difficult" for the utilities to pass on additional costs to ratepayers.
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Read more: Cruise ship workers reveal what it's really like to live at seaDisney Cruise Line is rerouting its Disney Fantasy ship from the Eastern Caribbean to the Western Caribbean, according to Disney Cruise Line Blog, which posted a photo of a letter describing the revised itinerary to the ship's passengers.
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But since the forces of industry, trade and human settlement demand that the river remain where it is, the Corps built a collective of enormous and costly structures — most notably, the Old River Control Structure and the Morganza Spillway — in order to prevent the Atchafalaya from "capturing" and rerouting the Mississippi.
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NEW YORK/CANNON BALL, NORTH DAKOTA (Reuters) - A potential rerouting of a long-anticipated pipeline at the center of a protest in North Dakota would be a laborious and costly task, possibly delaying a startup by months and provoking further opposition from Native American and environmental groups who were instrumental in halting construction.
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Still, it's unclear whether companies are genuinely shifting production outside of China, or simply rerouting goods for minimal processing before being shipped to the US. The uptick in imports from Vietnam and Taiwan suggests that at least partially explains what is happening, according to a report from Capital Economics, a research consulting firm based in London.
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"Facebook did not actively look into the complaints from local telecoms service providers that users are complaining about slower connections and, as a result, its service quality was not maintained at an appropriate level," KCC said in a statement, adding that Facebook restored connections last autumn after its rerouting methods became public knowledge in South Korea.
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The sea itself — the accidental result of a 1905 canal building effort that flooded the Colorado — began to evaporate in the early 2000s, thanks to more manmade interventions (a rerouting of water to San Diego); years of chemicals from the irrigation water dumped into the sea entered the air and poisoned residents, exacerbating the area's economic struggles.
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But heavy train traffic and delays led to a rerouting; instead of Soweto we passed by a different side of Jo'burg, often going quite slowly, sometimes creeping alongside the great city's not-in-the-least-bit luxurious commuter trains with their open windows and open doors, packed with dark-skinned workers who stared at our train and us, sealed inside it.
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The fact that he is facing prosecution in one borough but is being held in another has required a remarkable rerouting of local traffic: Every time Mr. Guzmán goes to the court, the Brooklyn Bridge is closed and he is swept across the East River in a conspicuous motorcade of police cruisers, armored cars and ambulances, with lights and sirens blaring.
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Air France, Air Tahiti Nui, and French Bee all operate flights between Paris and Papeete, French Polynesia that stop in the US with a large number of European passengers who as of the past week can't enter the US.Air Tahiti Nui and French bee have responded by rerouting flights and the latter has resulted in operating a non-stop flight from Papeete to Paris, making it the longest non-stop flight in the world.
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In a blog post detailing the news, Ford suggests some possible uses to illustrate what the platform could do, including routing autonomous vehicles away from the most densely clogged arteries occupied by human cars in times of peak traffic, and rerouting cars on the fly to help reduce congestion, or even letting cities fence off ares of the city to restrict them to EV only zones in order to help mitigate air quality and emissions issues.
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While Can't Stop, Won't Stop is very much focused on the urgency of nailing each date of the Bad Boy reunion tour in honor of The Notorious B.I.G.'s legacy, it does a superb job of weaving in and out of each of the label's phases: Diddy's beginnings as a party promoter, earning Biggie's trust to help mold him into one of the genre's biggest superstars ever, rerouting after Big's death, and continuously churning out hits for close to 30 years.
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To help you avoid a disappearing occupation, we've identified the 11 highest-paying roles that are also expected to lose at least 2 percent (and as much as 79 percent) of their workforce in the next couple years: Median annual wage: $82,510Projected job growth through 2026: - 5603 percent Advances in smart grid technology and modernized control rooms in power plants mean some tasks distributors and dispatches previously performed are now automated, such as rerouting power during an outage, meaning fewer of such workers are needed.
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These include, according to Morda's letter, "[Concealing] revenues equaling hundreds of thousands of dollars [...] by rerouting deposits from Resident Advisor away from the club and into other accounts they own"; withdrawing nearly $400,000 to fund events at other venues and making fraudulent entries in Verboten's ledger to make it appear as though these expenditures were related to the club's operations; charging the club for personal expenses, including their apartment rent and vacations; failing to pay State Sales Taxes; and failing to pay withholding taxes for foreign DJs, among others.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) said Monday that the death of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the rerouting of the Dakota Access Pipeline "are lessons that must not be lost" as President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE takes office.
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