"I was roaming, so data roaming is expensive when you're overseas," Prince said.
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Forget about outrageous roaming fees with Google Fi. Forget about even having to toggle between turning roaming on and off.
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Mobile roaming charges British citizens currently enjoy surcharge-free roaming on their mobile phones in EU countries, and vice versa, under an EU regulation.
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The caps on wholesale roaming charges were the last piece of the puzzle needed for the abolition of retail roaming charges on June 15, 2017, to ensure companies can afford to continue offering roaming within the EU once they can no longer charge retail customers for the service.
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Currently, less than one in five Australians use roaming, Chee said, probably because they don't understand how it works or because roaming plans don't seem like good value.
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" - Alia, 230 "Iguana roaming around his living room.
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The popular "free-roaming" reserve rotates lions through vast roaming enclosures, providing them with "the ability to live out full lives, in an open and natural environment," according to its website.
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Dinosaurs are roaming the Earth once again - sort of.
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The agreed wholesale caps are as follows: The EC notes that if consumers exceed their contract limits when roaming then any additional charges will not be higher than the wholesale roaming caps.
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Domestic Roaming Effective 1st April 2017, Idea's 103 million customers will enjoy free incoming calls while roaming on company's 2G, 3G and 4G network across 400,000 towns and villages in the country.
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Yesterday the Council adopted the reform of EU wholesale prices — describing it as "a practical and legal prerequisite for the end of roaming as laid down in the roaming regulation from 2015".
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As far as phone bills go, the free international data roaming on T-Mobile, Sprint and Google Fi might seem attractive, but none of those companies want you roaming for 12 months.
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Or that the grass gets totally flattened by roaming jeeps?
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Or the Huascas, the roaming thugs who execute his orders.
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Real witches are roaming among us, and they're seemingly everywhere.
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Google Fi, Google's own mobile service, doesn't have roaming fees.
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That means it won't be roaming around on the planet.
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This school had to go policeman armed, roaming the halls.
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A mountain lion was seen roaming in Des Moines, Iowa.
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My eye kept roaming, looking for imperfections, not finding any.
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He is now at large -- an alleged abuser roaming free.
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Sprint and Verizon already provide cellphone roaming services in Cuba.
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It sounds like those cows had nice lives, roaming free.
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Men would celebrate, too, mostly by roaming the streets drunk.
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Imagine your IoT assets are roaming around the world globally.
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People claim that there are multiple ghosts roaming the halls.
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"The roaming agreement is transformative for Cell C," Stevenson said.
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Oceans foaming, mariners roaming, never a home in perilous seas.
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It even alleges wild animals were roaming the festival grounds.
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On Sunday afternoon, the authorities were roaming the cavernous building.
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As roaming security cameras, they'll continue to make an impact.
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India's tryst with wild animals roaming freely on streets continues.
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As in, a demon named Marianne is still roaming about.
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Soldiers are still roaming the area and loot houses constantly.
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You can stop them from using data roaming as well.
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Black holes don't go roaming around looking to swallow you.
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Roaming charges can get expensive, so if you&aposre traveling outside your cellular plan&aposs coverage area (which generally means international travel), you might want to turn off data roaming on your Android device.
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Don't forget stuff like international roaming—has your friend been abroad?
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Snakes have been roaming the Earth for approximately 167 million years.
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It also has no roaming fees in more than 170 locations.
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For its part, Lyft downplayed the significance of the roaming partnership.
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Not with actual piglets still roaming Hollywood -- and she names names.
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A giant, unpredictable balloon roaming free in the streets of London?
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So, perhaps this one was just roaming around before it's demise.
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Xanda was 6 years old, and roaming outside of the park.
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Cool things happened, yes — who can forget the roaming mystery cube?
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On Friday it said "roaming-out" volumes remained below its projections.
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Alas, it's back to the $217/day Verizon international roaming charge.
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It started roaming off the refuge and continually crossing Highway 64.
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It imagines rich pastures with roaming cattle instead of factory farming.
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You truly feel like a giddy child roaming around the property.
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But they are roaming a few select sections of American road.
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There were people roaming around the building who didn't live there.
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Beneath us, a herd of elephants is roaming across the plain.
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They're just all these caged animals roaming around in this prison.
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Do I think people should be roaming the streets with guns?
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We have chickens roaming around the property, and there's a horse.
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They ambled toward the store, blithely indifferent to incessantly roaming cars.
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It shows a smirking cartoon sheep roaming free in the countryside.
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You should also ensure that roaming settings are turned on.1.
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The area's roaming wild elephant population has added to the risks.
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And there were scrawny Somali boys with guns roaming the streets.
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There are a few loose singletons roaming around Ms. Bérubé's puzzle.
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Turn off "Data roaming" by swiping the button to the left.
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Past corporate names include Latinocare Management, Roaming Messenger, and Warp 9.
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That's because there aren't huge herds roaming the plateaus these days.
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The adorable coat-clad little fella spotted roaming around an IKEA?
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International Roaming For International travellers, Idea now offers a wide choice of International Roaming Value packs giving free bundled usage of up to 400 outgoing minutes, 100 SMS per day, large data volume and unlimited incoming calls.
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GERALDO RIVERA, FOX NEWS ROAMING CORRESPONDENT AT LARGE: Socialist, conservative, left, right.
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If you check your LinkedIn status, you would be using roaming data.
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He found the dogs, Jake and Mishka, roaming near the Olympic Village.
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The coyotes are trapped in Canada after roaming around in the wild.
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Is there another direwolf roaming the woods now that winter has come?
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There aren't many people roaming around the wasteland during this time, period.
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P-55 is now roaming the Santa Susana Mountains, the NPS says.
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He seemed to be roaming alone while Swinton worked the press line.
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White House staffers are often helpful to the wildlife roaming the grounds.
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Its bone structure resembles those of tetrapods — four-legged, land-roaming vertebrates.
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Instead of negotiating another roaming deal, Fi just added another network: Three.
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Greenberg, by design, was seemingly formless—a character roaming, in a way.
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Horses, roaming free and without any obvious owners, amble down the streets.
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Sounds like he's gonna love roaming around the property on his ATVs.
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Ms. Hill's nude photos, released without her consent, were roaming the internet.
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Shredder and and this impressive Krang were also roaming the showroom floor.
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The package also includes 2 GB of data for roaming in Europe.
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The EU parliament agreed the wholesale roaming regulation earlier, on April 6.
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It was easy to imagine jaguars roaming the land, and they do.
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Xcom, for example, offers unlimited 3G roaming for about $8 per day.
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NASA currently has two cars roaming Mars — the Opportunity and Curiosity rovers.
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Claudia: The pigs live in the wild, roaming freely in the dehesa.
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It's a space zombie roaming the solar system, sneezing out small rocks.
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Researchers followed two free-roaming female elephants inside Botswana's Chobe National Park.
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Wannabe hackers are roaming the streets in fsociety masks, causing mild mayhem.
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Most animals that weigh tons live amid roaming herds and few people.
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My favorite part of the trip was definitely roaming around Old San Juan.
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The cars are now roaming downtown Pittsburgh, and their territory should soon expand.
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Take the changes to EU roaming charges, previously a source of extra cash.
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So, Ty Dolla $ign was my sacrifice and we were just roaming free.
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Authorities forced the crowd to disperse, and groups then began roaming through town.
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The phone will support the 1.9GHz and 800MHz LTE spectrum bands for roaming.
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Instead, they invoked traffickers who were rumored to be sighted roaming middle schools.
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The roaming professional photography booth provides digital event photos that are instantly sharable.
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A strong tourism season and lower roaming charges have helped Greek mobile operations.
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But having your interview hijacked by a roaming Matt Damon is less commonplace.
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Hellboy's powers (and strength) should serve Earth well, especially considering the monsters roaming.
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Sound like something you'd probably see roaming around the world of Pokemon, right?
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"No one wants dangerous or violent criminals roaming our streets," de León said.
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He's been through Utah, Wisconsin, Wyoming Next stop Iowa on his Midwestern roaming.
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Soracom's global data SIM cards are perfect for roaming Internet of Things applications.
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The plane has certainly had its share of hot babes roaming the aisle.
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But what's better than one day of witches and vampires roaming the street?
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We proceeded to have quite a nice time roaming around the party together.
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I'm like this gadfly, roaming around the stage, trying to get messages out.
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Chi-Town reportedly has roughly 200k feral cats roaming its streets and alleys.
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Depending on the time of year different groups are roaming in various areas.
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Verizon began Cuba's first data-roaming deal with the United States last September.
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They see significant downside to having two undisciplined candidates roaming the trail.9.
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Their name is Felis catus: the free-roaming plague of the domestic cat.
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America, though, started off with an expansive set of roaming rights and traditions.
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He's one of about 27 dogs roaming Michele and Jeff Allen's living room.
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But many games don't offer the blood-free roaming option, even by accident.
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Roaming defenders have extreme value in today's NBA, and Isaac fits the bill.
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The Eagle in Indianapolis, Indiana, serves cage-free, free-roaming, all-natural chicken.
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Our nights roaming Los Angeles continued as we pursued our own career paths.
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Deputies found about 30 to 40 cats roaming the trailer, the authorities said.
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The first key is having a phone that works, with minimal roaming fees.
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This free-roaming, analog form of play can vary in size and scope.
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The cow* can be any free-roaming member of the species Bos primigenius.
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As we looked around, we saw confused dogs, cats, and pigs roaming around.
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Unlike Mr. Cuomo then, Ms. Nixon will be roaming the convention halls herself.
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Robots equipped with the app will be roaming the event venues as well.
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"You couldn't see the sidewalk for all the sheets roaming around," she recalled.
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Note that you can also control "Roaming auto retrieve" on this same page.
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Rival Sprint Corp in November signed the first direct roaming agreement with Etecsa.
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Roaming fees are like an ominous and pending threat looming over any trip.
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He was a roamer of the city with a roaming intellect to match.
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His assailants were roaming the streets for high-profile targets at 2 a.m.
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Later, he went out roaming with Garry Winogrand, who was frenetic and indefatigable.
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"They (Proximus) are faced with having more roaming-out volumes than roaming-in, meaning that typically they pay more on the traffic that is being done abroad than the traffic of foreign operators in Belgium," said KBC Securities analyst Ruben Devos.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union proposed on Wednesday cutting the wholesale roaming rates that telecoms operators pay each other when customers use their mobile phones abroad to pave the way for the abolition of retail roaming charges by summer next year.
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"As this crisis continues, it is expected to adversely affect the company's results of operations, particularly the revenues of the company's roaming services abroad and the roaming services of tourists in Israel," Chief Financial Officer Shlomi Fruhling said in a statement.
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The cost of roaming will also depend on what UK operators' partners in Europe choose to charge, the papers point out, adding that there was no reason they could not together choose to provide free roaming if they want to.
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"This is the largest ride-sharing roaming agreement in the world," CEO of Yandex.
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You've likely seen Double Robotics' telepresence robot roaming around a tech event or two.
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The smell will deter them from entering or roaming around in the first place.
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The Commission draped a victory banner down its Berlaymont headquarters reading "Goodbye roaming fees".
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Outside of the UK, Vodafone will offer 5G roaming across Germany, Italy, and Spain.
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Essentially, it offers up more band support, better compatibility across networks, and global roaming.
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That's when they find Connor roaming around in the desert, maybe with a concussion.
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When she's not blogging, you may find her roaming around the mountains of Colorado.
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As Mann explained it, Bailey had recently been roaming off-leash in the neighborhood.
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After all, Cunanan had been in Miami for weeks, roaming freely, before killing Versace.
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On that day, the orange tabby was found roaming the streets of Fallon, Nevada.
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Double Eagle Energy Permian is a unicorn roaming the barren landscape of West Texas.
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This could discourage RV owners from roaming and also could scare off prospective buyers.
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Rowdiness at Christmas could turn violent, with bands of drunken men roaming the streets.
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The augmented reality game lets players catch Pokemon by roaming around in real life.
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Roaming the aisles of a drugstore to buy a pregnancy test can be overwhelming.
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Frequent travelers could also use a second SIM slot to avoid expensive roaming fees.
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The two previous severe outages had affected roaming in Europe and customers in Sweden.
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They can be seen roaming freely throughout the property, particularly at the golf course.
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"I can't say today that if roaming is fair, we are in," said Dommermuth.
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The video sees the two singers roaming multiple locations, but never actually meeting up.
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The tusker was roaming in the Tsavo National Park near Nairobi when he died.
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In both countries four operators offered customers better international roaming deals than three did.
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And now, everyone paying for at least 10GB will receive free roaming in Mexico.
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Roaming livestock were gradually replaced by people who gathered to celebrate, commemorate and quarrel.
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They've been roaming in the financial district, the international airport, and a shopping mall.
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This will help you avoid roaming fees your carrier may charge while you're abroad.
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Tap the slider to the right of "Data Roaming" so that it turns white.
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For a decade, battles over roaming charges have provided a barometer of EU politics.
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Roaming rights began to erode in the late 19th century, according to Mr. Sawers.
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Start with self-hate in myself, self-hate for other guys roaming around here.
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Roberts and agribusiness health and safety advocates also raise concerns about animals roaming outdoors.
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Then the video changes to a hyperlapse record of visitors roaming through the space.
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I traveled quite a bit in Latin America, as well as roaming around Mexico.
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This is why the crew sleeps in a roaming camp just outside the village.
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Critic's Notebook American playwrights have always gone after the big game roaming our society.
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In one survey, 8,700 unowned dogs were said to be roaming parts of Dallas.
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We aren't doing nearly enough to protect our fellow creatures, whether rooted or roaming.
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But don't expect to see tigers and elephants roaming 34th Street a century later.
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Forward Paulo Dybala's roaming around the field baffled Monaco, opening up space for Alves.
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Undeterred by lurking dangers, she insists on roaming the streets for miles each day.
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The robots can be seen roaming the transit halls whilst floor-scrubbing and vacuuming.
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Some are paralyzed, others are blind, most are strays that she found roaming around.
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The EU struck a deal a year ago to abolish mobile roaming charges across the 28-country bloc by June 2017 but that hinges on wholesale prices being competitive enough to allow firms to offer customers free roaming without operating at a loss.
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"Various mobile operators will not be able to cancel roaming charges as foreseen and they will be forced to use the exceptions permitting them to continue to apply roaming surcharges to recover their costs," said Innocenzo Genna, vice-president of MVNO Europe.
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I think 9,000-plus people said they were going to [the San Francisco meetup in July]; that's a lot of people to be roaming around the city spontaneously because one guy loved the app and loved the idea of roaming around together.
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These probably aren't the last clowns we'll see roaming around over the next few weeks.
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People who cross the border without ID must be prevented from roaming freely within Germany.
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T-Mobile stores are handing out chargers at half-price to encourage roaming around nonstop.
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But as of June 15th, roaming fees are no more, within the EU at least.
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Clicking on their roaming markers pulls up trail camera footage, and stats on their lives.
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Inside the tent-diner, roaming waiters served margaritas and a drink called the Kennedy Kooler.
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They're not to be spending all day, roaming around Twitter to see what's being said.
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Any woman who's spent frustrating hours roaming the lingerie section knows this to be true.
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Because the customers are technically under Verizon's service, they don't even know when they're roaming.
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Wildlife such as elk, deer, wild turkeys, and pheasants can be seen roaming the property.
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And EU consumers are set to say adios to mobile roaming fees from this June.
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He said the problem began with an offshore roaming issue, before spreading to local customers.
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There are estimated to be about 1,100 wild cows roaming the streets of Hong Kong.
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The tan-colored canine was originally found roaming the desert by himself, according to Morefield.
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Not all who wander are lost, especially if they have a friend roaming with them.
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They can also choose whether they want to supply rural areas via so-called roaming.
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It's a good way to reduce the roaming bill and build stickiness around Lenovo products.
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Neo ascends into (virtual) heaven at the end of the film after roaming the Earth.
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A fond farewell to the Airbus 380, the jumbo-iest passenger jet roaming the skies.
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Her best bet, she decides, is to commandeer the Confederados still out roaming the wilderness.
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A new history of England, with killer corpses roaming everywhere The story hasn't changed much.
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Ensure you can stay hooked up to the web with the portable Roaming Man solution.
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This is not a book to take on vacation without a good data-roaming package.
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But if you see one roaming the swampland, you should definitely contact a local biologist.
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One of the ghosts roaming the premises is said to be that of Sarah Cloyd.
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Other business claims involved damage from dogs, roaming cattle, horses, cats, rodents, snakes and sheep.
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" Lucy, on the other hand, dives in, sightseeing and roaming the souks, "considering and haggling.
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In Britain, landowners were not compensated when their exclusionary rights were compromised by roaming laws.
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She imagines he is roaming somewhere throughout Mexico or Central America without facing any consequences.
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These musings led to Berenson's current roaming through the halls of Musée du quai Branly.
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In video footage posted online, inmates could be seen roaming through the prison at will.
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Even in its dreamlike roaming, it is intuitive and connective — like breathing or like birth.
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Sometimes it is as if a pack of homework-eating dogs is roaming the streets.
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British people traveling to EU countries may suddenly see a spike in cellphone roaming charges.
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Schlesinger continued: Thousands of vagabond children were roaming the land, wild boys of the road.
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Ask Eric Asimov, our chief wine critic, who was just roaming Australia earlier this month.
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He would stay for the junior high practice, too, roaming the fields from 6 a.m.
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The child seems to be a time traveler roaming the canvases in search of answers.
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While roaming around your island, you'll find crafting materials, such as tree branches and stones.
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There's more trash on the streets, more roaming dogs, more liquor stores, fewer grocery stores.
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Plainclothes officers started roaming the shrine, seeking out Reza Shah aficionados and sending them home.
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But after spending that many Sundays roaming through Winterfell, how could we not get attached?
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At nightfall, after roaming the streets all day, the frozen pauper perched under an awning.
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Bongwalanga did not know which of the several armed groups roaming eastern Congo was responsible.
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That means constituents rarely learn that their tax dollars underwrite their representatives' allegedly roaming hands.
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Diligent's signature invention, a robot prototype named Moxi, is roaming outside of the presentation room.
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In 2012 we had a roaming performance that took place across different stations and trains.
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They could hear the gunman roaming downstairs, shouting and shooting at them through the ceiling.
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They could hear the gunman roaming downstairs, shouting and shooting at them through the ceiling.
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Another, a ranch hand, described a death squad boss roaming the property freely on horseback.
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Hickey was roaming the house, its floor sticky from the previous night's audience's spilled champagne.
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The woman was roaming the far rail, snapping the skyline with a chic white camera.
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With its $5 roaming plan now live in more than 50 countries, Vodafone hopes customers will switch on international roaming while travelling, rather than turning to the time-honoured strategies of buying a local SIM or keeping their phone switched off except in Wi-Fi.
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Tens of thousands of people roaming the streets in a daze in search of a toilet.
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The Steve you now see autonomously roaming Washington Harbour is not the Steve you once knew.
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Officials said members of the public should remain cautious of an alleged killer roaming the streets.
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Lake Superior surrounds Isle Royale National Park, an area home to free-roaming moose and wolves.
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Everybody enjoys their meals and the owner's dog that has been roaming around the whole time.
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The Bellevue Police Department recently found one of these animals roaming around a Washington park unattended.
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On Android, head to Settings and tap Network & Internet, then Mobile network, then turn Roaming off.
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The animal had been roaming around Harlem's Jackie Robinson Park for the past couple of weeks.
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However, we are continuing to look for ways to support existing roaming customers with LTE service.
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But legends don't give up, so Opportunity spent the next 14 years roaming the red planet.
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Excluding the impact of roaming, regulation mobile services revenues dropped by 0.6 percent, Telefonica Deutschland said.
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This robot, which was roaming around the conference floor, is designed with the environment in mind.
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He wasn't sure if she was dead, roaming the streets, or locked away in a hospital.
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The roaming messages were sent all at once when it connected to a network in Iran.
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Many years ago, our unnamed narrator was an itinerant young man, roaming through the French countryside.
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But though Cruz's father, Rafael, was spotted roaming around, the candidate did not make an appearance.
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For example, a romantic crush leads to a little deer roaming in her stomach, not butterflies.
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Cops in Kings Beach, California, for example, recently found a bear roaming around near local shops.
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I have unlimited everything and international calling/text/roaming, so I can contact my husband freely.
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Another option is to sign up for a data-roaming service before leaving one's home country.
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With Lenovo Connect, you can connect around the world with a low-priced global roaming plan.
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Prior to today's announcement on 5G, the companies worked together on a roaming partnership in 2013.
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We noticed there was a black helicopter that was just kind of roaming around the town.
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Will we finally see this plotline move forward or are these men just roaming around Westeros?
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But in the meanwhile UK mobile users also get to hang up on EU roaming fees.
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Dozens of Clydesdales are born and can be found roaming in small groups around the property.
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All of these walkers were roaming through the dilapidated remains of a doomed Chilton High carnival.
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My days of roaming the woods were over, but I still knew the land by heart.
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In the AR treasure hunting game, you send Garfield roaming around the world for missing goodies.
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" An O2 spokesperson said: "We currently have no plans to change our roaming services across Europe.
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A man dressed as Buddy the Elf is roaming your streets, challenging people to pillow fights.
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Meanwhile Vote Leave, the official Out campaign, warns of "terrorists and gangsters" roaming the continent. Leave.
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Witnesses said the cat was spotted roaming with the jar on his head for four days.
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The next day, roaming animals seeking pasture left few traces of the 22006-month-old saplings.
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Cougars are something you wouldn't want to see roaming around your school campus, or would you?
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Turkey, a non-EU member, currently only includes Vodafone in its roaming bundle, according to Which.
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However, T-Mobile has said that it will provide a four-year roaming agreement to Sprint.
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Chances are high that you will spot a moose roaming around Colorado's State Forest State Park.
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There she spots the dead man roaming the city's esplanades and trails him across the island.
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Mobile termination and roaming cuts should be absorbed by the overall sector over the medium term.
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Republicans, especially in the House, had been roaming in the wilderness for 40 years before that.
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"She characterized her recollections of that time as just being continually roaming," her brother Dan said.
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It featured a pirate cave, artificial waterfalls, and roaming mariachi bands, if not authentic Mexican food.
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Napoli celebrated the title the Red Sox won by roaming shirtless through the streets of Boston.
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The suspected intruder, Ryan Cole, 27, was later found roaming the streets with several stab wounds.
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One night after Thanksgiving, he ran off into the Appalachian forest and went roaming for days.
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Syria is in collapse, with Iran, its militias and jihadist terrorist groups roaming the country freely.
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In a number of cases, I've seen people who just seem to be roaming baggage claim.
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If it's not already on, turn on "Data Roaming" by swiping the button to the right.
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In Thailand and Japan, mobs of monkeys and deer are roaming streets now devoid of tourists.
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Through a hole in the wall, she observes white people in town, roaming in the twilight.
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Apparently horses and dogs (as well as persons) were roaming the course stopping balls willy-nilly.
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The brewery's running joke, he says, is that they'll give roaming kids a shot of tequila.
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After that, he rarely saw his father, usually, the memo says, roaming drunk on Turkestan's streets.
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T-1 was the only tiger roaming around the area at the time of each killing.
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While the original service plan blocked international roaming on the hotspots, the new plans did not.
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Europe's decade-long struggle to end cellphone roaming charges began before the original iPhone was released.
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In total, 20 species of mammal and birds were spotted roaming across the three zones surveyed.
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For more information, read our articles on turning off data roaming for iPhone and Android devices.
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And what better way to earn brownie points than by offering customers free roaming when travelling?
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He took jobs as a printer, meanwhile roaming the city and, an insatiable reader, haunting libraries.
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Even better, Project Fi offers unlimited messaging and no roaming data charges in over 135 countries.
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She also received two new cellphones, including one with international roaming, and a Land Rover Evoque.
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"For fear that there is a mass shooter roaming the hallways of their school," Harris continues.
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The real question is, who is this rebel Johnny GM-Wheat-Seed roaming the Pacific Northwest?
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In more than 214 years of roaming Mars, NASA's Opportunity rover took more than 21.2,2400 pictures.
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In the mid-19th century, the north magnetic pole floated much further south, roaming around Canada.
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Groups of kidnappers were roaming the poorer suburbs of Paris in utility vans to snatch children.
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Most impressive were the free-roaming peacocks, whose calls could be heard echoing across the island.
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He's even got a food truck – named, of course, Trejo's Truck – roaming around the city slinging tacos.
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You cannot enter a Wölfli work, but you can imagine roaming through one of Thornton's layered paintings.
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I stumbled upon Way of the Passive Fist while roaming the floor at PAX this past weekend.
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Update: It's worth noting that GigSky isn't the only company offering global roaming on the Apple SIM.
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She currently lives on a six-acre property in California with 1,100 roaming, rescued cats and kittens.
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That's when she spotted a spider monkey, with a leash on, roaming around the store's parking lot.
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The flying shooter, be it on-rails or more free-roaming, isn't much of a thing anymore.
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Boost Mobile Boost Mobile uses Sprint&aposs network and has 99 percent nationwide coverage with voice roaming.
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Picciotto found herself roaming the streets of Washington, DC, and her complaints to the FBI continued. 3.
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Her husband, Offset, was the impromptu videographer ... roaming around recording Cardi, their guests and the elaborate decorations.
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Were tourists and locals turned away from an afternoon roaming the museum's galleries because of the shoot?
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It'll be a treat if you've got really good genes and are still roaming the planet then.
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And overall mobile usage at destinations is still skyrocketing — with lower roaming costs and better wi-fi.
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Our forecast assumes flat industry revenue, as growth in data services offsets the decline in roaming revenue.
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However, one theory suggests that there are certain hosts roaming Westworld who are here to protect humans.
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With Google Fi, you can receive your voicemails as transcribed texts, and there's no international roaming fees.
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Roaming-out volumes refer to the interconnection costs paid by mobile operators when their clients travel abroad.
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The Dothraki also would not have thrived as a roaming military force if dragons were still around.
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Apparently it involves weird, see-through self-driving boxes roaming through cities, delivering people, packages, and pizza.
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I got lost in a city of bleeding eyeballs, roaming around for what seemed like a lifetime.
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Office 2019 for Mac will include a roaming pencil case and ribbon customizations across all Office apps.
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Bialowieza, with its royal connections, stately oaks and majestic roaming bison, remains a potent symbol of Polishness.
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Until last year, Chinese carriers also charged roaming fees and made long-distance domestic calls more expensive.
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McLean once saw himself as Dragon Ball's Goku, roaming the land to test himself against the best.
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The researchers monitored two free-roaming female African elephants in Botswana's Chobe National Park for 35 days.
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Authorities, responding to the complaints, arrived at the Kentucky property and found dozens of pigs roaming free.
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Its Handy product is a smartphone for hotel guests that takes the pain out of mobile roaming.
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Like the bullies roaming our schools, neighborhoods and parks, Trump preys on individuals who can't defend themselves.
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It's not uncommon to find paintings of New York City at the time featuring these roaming pigs.
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That time around, the issue was chalked up to an offshore roaming problem that clogged the network.
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"In a year from now, we'll say goodbye to roaming charges," Commission Vice-President Andrus Ansip said.
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The tally did not include an estimated 20 more Mexican wolves roaming south of the U.S. border.
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A campaign song for Minju, belted from the loudspeakers of roaming election vans, promises "More, More, More".
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A mountain lion was seen roaming near downtown Des Moines, Iowa, in May, according to AP News.
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Roaming charges are additional costs charged for making calls, sending texts and using internet data whilst overseas.
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A dedicated Pokémon trainer could easily spend an entire day roaming the park from top to bottom.
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Idea is extending the free incoming calls on domestic roaming to all its Prepaid and Postpaid customers.
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So big you can spend a week roaming the ship and rarely see the same face twice.
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The big cat had been caught on video roaming the zoo on the night of the attack.
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Catch me roaming through Ireland on a Game of Thrones tour, wondering where my life went wrong.
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They are free-roaming Rorschachs, and we are free to spin whatever stories we want about them.
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From the users' perspective, it may include their billing history, app usage, call log, roaming charges, etc.
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One questions how humans might respond to these rovers, however, if they are roaming the streets independently.
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Visitors can ride the park's roller coasters at night, visit seven haunted houses and flee roaming ghouls.
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In contrast, Verizon charges $55 a month for a similar plan that doesn't include free international roaming.
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With the rise of smartphones, roaming data plans and cheaper air travel, this strategy has proved popular.
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We spent five hours roaming the city, wondering where our story could pick up after so long.
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On my journey to the crater, it was commonplace to see herds of wild camels roaming freely.
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Most roaming packages charge that for a few days, and are slow and data-limited as well.
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The carriers let them own the billing protocol that transmitted all the roaming data back and forth.
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" Another protester, Marianne Ballé Moudoumbou, said, "Think about the spirits of those who are still roaming here.
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Their youthful, often tattooed clientele offer a curious juxtaposition to the religious pilgrims roaming the Holy City.
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Adams was born near here, spent what has been described as an "isolated childhood" roaming this landscape.
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Roaming bears hunt wild Pacific salmon among alpine meadows on this Russian peninsula, a compact, volcanic Eden.
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Donna makes an Easter pie with more kinds of pork than there are pigs roaming the Earth.
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With gangs in armored cars and trucks roaming the city, they were already in de facto control.
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There is also the possibility that some operators will simply decide to stop offering roaming services entirely.
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EU lawmaker Miapetra Kumpula-Natri believes the issue could even derail the proposed ban on roaming charges.
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Finally, in 2014, Syniverse spent $290 million to buy Aicent, a major provider of roaming data services.
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It also offers flat-rate mobile plans which do not incur "roaming" charges when customers are abroad.
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Soozandeh's film begins in a familiar but evocative locale: the back of a car roaming the capital.
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Roaming the secondary at free safety, he was quick to dissect plays and get to the ball.
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"From roaming the country, I knew he'd win; people just wanted a new system," Mr. LoBaido said.
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Here, we are marauders roaming a land filled with thrills — all of them ours for the taking.
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Most cruise ships are the Radisson Chicago, minus the charm, roaming the Earth at a jogger's pace.
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A North Korean ambassador roaming Capitol Hill, however, would bring something bigger: recognition for the Kim regime.
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From 22014 million in the 1970s, the number of elephants roaming Africa has plunged to around 400,000.
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After more than a century behind bars, the beasts on boxes of animal crackers are roaming free.
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And roaming the gorgeous Bolivian landscape is absolutely breathtaking, no matter which province you find yourself in.
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"What about health care?" he says at a local civic center, roaming out from behind the podium.
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From her house, Ms. Vidbel monitored them and a variety of the animals roaming about 70 acres.
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This was probably because the concept of an imprisoned mind roaming the cosmos plainly grabbed people's imagination.
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There's a notable lack of farm buildings and cattle sheds—just fields and free-roaming dairy cows.
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Thousands swam along the East Coast in the days of the Mayflower, roaming from Canada to Florida.
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Fortunately, I never had to confront the horror of a gunman roaming the hallways of my school.
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For the rest of Saturday, UberX car icons will appear as peace signs roaming around the city.
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That shakes out to around 25 percent of the current maximum cap for voice and data, and 33 percent of the existing roaming cap on SMS, according to the European Commission These caps will remain in place until June of next year, when roaming fees will be abolished completely.
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So it's not a complete surprise to find a miniature pig roaming around her Upper East Side apartment.
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A new one for us (we think): Two goats are roaming along the N line tracks in Brooklyn.
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Several thousand MS-13 members would still be roaming the country, especially here in Long Island, New York.
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The updated attraction is an immersive experience with life-like velociraptors, mosasaurus', triceratops and more roaming park grounds.
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They arrived and learned a man in a bathrobe was seen roaming about the grounds, knocking on doors.
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"If my neighbor wasn't there, my son would have been roaming up and down the street," Simmons continued.
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Rivera hosted shows on Fox News until 2015; now he's a roaming correspondent at large for the channel.
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The armed groups roaming the countryside are fighting for power and resources; they are not driven by ideology.
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There are 16 colossi roaming this land, says Dormin; if the boy kills them, the girl will live.
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I have spent more hours roaming its aisles than I have spent with several of my first cousins.
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However, soon reports of a grisly "cannibal virus" begin to surface, and vicious dogs begin roaming the streets.
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Now, they increasingly peep from the shoulders of all sorts of officials roaming streets, trains and public buildings.
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The birds have a happy life roaming free before being shot as they fly, then they're eaten. Wrong.
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Photos of the bears roaming the town and rummaging for food have been posted on social media, too.
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Summer was coming, and the commonage would be roaming north to the grass beaches of the Kara Sea.
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In the summer holidays child care is beyond your reach, but you don't want the kids roaming free.
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Frequent fliers often find themselves with hefty phone bills, and global travelers can drain their roaming data allowance.
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Mobile phones have put educational and informational tools in students' hands even when they're roaming the hospital floor.
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Richard Wesley was bow hunting near Fire River, Ontario, when he noticed a large black bear roaming nearby.
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The male primate went missing from Yagiyama Zoological Park and was seen roaming in a neighborhood in Sendai.
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Hanksville, Utah (CNN)Few things register as iconically American as a herd of bison roaming the Great Plains.
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Earlier this month, the New York Times editorial board endorsed the prospect of electric scooters roaming the streets.
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In Roman mythology, Juno was the god Jupiter's wife—and Jupiter had one hell of a roaming eye.
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Meanwhile, Maine and New York kids are roaming the streets full of Sour Patch Kids, so watch out.
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In other words, Lenovo is becoming a mobile virtual network operator specializing in data plans for roaming purposes.
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As I recall you paid the roaming charge, not the person who picked up the phone in Istanbul.
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Roaming around LA in a brand new Benz and enjoying LA. That was the highlight of my life.
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To hear him tell it, he became like Dragon Ball protagonist Goku, roaming the countryside looking for competition.
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The network has a roaming agreement with America Movil and will use some of its towers, Altan said.
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Wildlife officials are now calling for the total removal of these free-roaming monkeys from the Sunshine State.
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She works when her kids are at school and spends most afternoons roaming around the countryside with them.
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As the night auditor, I had no supervisor - and I liked roaming the hotel by myself at night.
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These are not characters roaming in a free world anymore – more and more they act to please fans.
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At 22, Héloïse Letissier plunged into a depression, roaming London's streets every night, eventually coming to Madame JoJo's.
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Regardless, this does not affect EU consumers' roaming fees for data, which will still end come mid June.
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Last week at New York Comic Con, there were many examples of Rule 63 roaming the convention floor.
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Verizon has signed an agreement that makes it the second U.S. carrier to offer direct roaming in Cuba.
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In November, Verizon rival Sprint became the first U.S. carrier to sign a direct roaming agreement with Etesca.
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Last month, Three Stacks was spotted at Los Angeles International Airport roaming the terminals and playing the flute.
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The ancient Greeks believed women were hysterical because they had "roaming uteruses" that moved around within their bodies.
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The megalodon species is extinct, although some conspiracy theorists claim that the predator is still roaming our oceans.
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A problem with roaming customers was a trigger, but it wasn't the root of the issue, he said.
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He's not alone out here—a mysterious person is roaming the area, whose intentions are far from crystal.
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Great Jagged Narrow-Toothed sharks grew up to and surpassed 30 feet in length, roaming the ancient seas.
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"We are celebrating the death of roaming but nobody has figured out how to replace revenues for telcos".
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Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) roaming around convention center concourse early in the afternoon, hours before the program began.
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The Nightflyer's crew is roaming the galaxy, looking for salvation in the form of a mysterious alien creature.
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What sounded like a roaming, snarling knot of dogs tussled somewhere out in the sandy brush for hours.
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From her backyard, Speck said she could see the tiger in her neighbor's backyard, roaming around a minivan.
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Boko Haram remnants are likely to fracture into isolated rural bandit groups roaming Nigeria's borders for several years.
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They claimed the bill was a "jailbreak" and that thousands of violent criminals would be roaming the streets.
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I say wild because there are two of the most interesting people roaming around California at the moment.
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There's even a jolly American hiker who sings songs about peace and harmony while roaming the arid desert.
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"There are over 3,000 ISIS fighters still roaming around Syria," Graham said, using another acronym for Islamic State.
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Starting 1st April 2017, Idea will offer 'Free incoming calls' to all its customers roaming anywhere in India.
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Comedian Jon Stewart helped save a pair of goats roaming subway tracks in New York City on Monday.
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They think that I am 'roaming around with boys' and ask my family what I am up to.
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I say "roaming," as if I grasped where I was the whole time, which of course I didn't.
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Endangered tigers are spilling out of dedicated reserves, roaming around thinning patches of forest and trotting through farms.
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She described roaming through the streets with a knife in search of a public place to kill herself.
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Her fieldwork includes roaming the city, armed with a net gun, and looking for pigeons in their element.
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Show them who's boss You can also find impressive-looking bosses to fight just roaming around the world.
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There's a reason lidar is used in many autonomous free roaming vehicle systems and semi-autonomous driving systems.
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His parents divorced during the Depression and his youth was spent roaming the South, attending 14 different schools.
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The kids ate and calmed down, and Sandy played adorably with one of the kittens roaming the restaurant.
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To preclude international data fees, you can turn roaming off on your phone and still use Wi-Fi.
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Roaming cats might stay away for up to 50 days, massacring helpless locals on a now barren landscape.
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One senator warned that inducting fathers would lead to "wolf packs" of mischief-causing children roaming the nation.
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This should keep them roaming for replacements, even if clothing will remain at the heart of the operation.
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In the evenings, I began roaming streets and alleyways I hadn't visited for years with a missionary zeal.
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No one suffers more from this programmatic approach than Ms. Winger, whose warm, loamy sexiness demands roaming privileges.
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" The pride of Busch Garden's "Howl-O-Scream" event is a roaming pack of actors called "coaster creepers.
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Cellphone roaming charges can also add up quickly, and single-occupancy cabins are usually subject to hefty surcharges.
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Ever since, the comedian explains, each of us have been roaming the earth searching for our missing piece.
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You don't have to worry about roaming fees, getting a cellular plan abroad, or an international calling rates.
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The selections are broken up into categories — roaming, building, curing, playing and so on — which is fair enough.
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The company estimates the total cost for handset subsidy and roaming service to be around THB8bn in 2016.
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The ranchers complain that the free-roaming elk trample their fences and feed on forage meant for livestock.
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While police officers assessed the scene, they did not want people roaming around the building, Mr. Burgess said.
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The real brunch move is dim sum, grabbing small dishes off roaming carts, eating to your heart's desire.
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At other times, there are shots of the Louvre's empty galleries, save for two phantoms roaming throughout them.
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Once this connection is made, the traveller is said to be roaming: using their device on a foreign network.
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The organization is also rounding up animals roaming the area, treating them for any injuries and providing temporary shelter.
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Jon may not make it out alive — but at least there will be a part of him, roaming free.
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A few engineers were still roaming the hallways; Arman dove into a cubicle and hid whenever he heard footsteps.
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The split on wholesale roaming caps stems from wide differences in domestic prices and travel patterns across the bloc.
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There are up to 19,000 black bears roaming the state of Michigan — with about 90 percent living upstate, Michigan.
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The movie opens with David roaming the streets hunting The Horde, who have kidnapped another group of teenage girls.
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Who needs a wedding chapel when there's a perfectly functional driverless shuttle bus roaming the streets of Las Vegas?
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Kangaroos are typically found roaming Australia, where their biggest problems are the occasional boxing match, cars and angry farmers.
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Khan has criticized Pakistan's many international bailouts and decried previous leaders as roaming the world with a begging bowl.
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The plan will avoid potential difficulties when renewing roaming agreements and give Play full control of its network architecture.
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Hidden cameras have snapped more than 5,000 images of creatures roaming near the AT, including the bobcat seen here.
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It's got (well, it had) terrifying dinosaurs roaming on Earth, the scariest of all being the predatory Tyrannosaurus Rex.
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Tink Labs' flagship product is Handy, a smartphone for hotel guests that takes the pain out of mobile roaming.
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A monkey, spotted roaming a quiet neighborhood of Minerva, Ohio, seems all set to start his new suburban life.
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But with the curved LG monitor, my eyes were roaming and exploring with a freedom I hadn't previously experienced.
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They're no longer roaming around at the mall but researching deals and fashions on the Web before they go.
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The property, authorities said, was filthy, with holes full of feces and trash, and 30 to 40 roaming cats.
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Previously, the EU had capped roaming charges (the so-called "EuroTariff") before agreeing to abolish them back in 2015.
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An onboard power source also means it can be operated without a tether, roaming independently for hours a time.
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Our very own influencer Casey Newton will be roaming around the CES showfloor on Periscope in dazzling 360 video!
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But all of the unfamiliar faces roaming the halls, filling the fields by Marjory's Garden with cars … it's overwhelming.
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Now you'll have another great place to get budget-friendly décor finds—and spend hours inside, roaming the aisles.
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You don't need to change your number, rely on a signal from your carrier or pay astronomical roaming charges.
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GERALDO RIVERA, FOX NEW ROAMING CORRESPONDENT: You are asking me, I think yes, yes, maybe, I&aposm not sure.
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Read on for some great moments PEOPLE caught while roaming backstage at the Microsoft Theater on Sunday night. 1.
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The number of elephants roaming Africa has plunged from approximately 22010 million in the 22012s to around 210,113 today.
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The number of elephants roaming Africa has plunged from approximately 1.2 million in the 1970s to around 400,000 today.
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But after more than 20 hours roaming Sony's unnecessarily sprawling and achingly misguided open world zombie game, I'm numb.
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Whale sharks (Rhincodon typus) are the ocean's vagabonds, roaming far and wide, and often for reasons inexplicable to humans.
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Roaming Passwords are now on-board, giving users the ability to sync passwords cross platform on mobile and desktop.
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Instead, I think it's fun to speculate about the other prehistoric critters that might still be roaming the Earth.
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In the clips, the animal escapees are shown roaming around zoo, getting within feet of the park's human visitors.
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And it had a bit more story element than Pokémon Go does, which is a bit more free roaming.
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The roaming supper club, run by volunteers living in temporary housing, pops up in different venues around the capital.
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We'll be roaming around the South Lawn until 4pm with a selection of #customtattly made especially for the event.
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Whether roaming fees will return for Brits remains to be seen — it's just another unknown of the Brexit process.
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Instead, we begin to see bands of women roaming the world, raping and torturing and murdering, because they can.
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And Beijing also restricts what they can charge consumers; in 53 they were ordered to scrap data roaming fees.
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They pine for the mushroom trees, the ash rain, the plethora of giant insects roaming above and below-ground.
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Images such as the polar bear roaming fragmented ice are an important symbol of the effects of global warming.
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Roaming charges — the fee you pay to use another phone network — were scrapped entirely in the EU in 2017.
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The number of elephants roaming Africa has plunged from approximately 270 million in the 260s to around 21989,20153 today.
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"Roaming charges currently teach users to switch off their mobile phone when abroad," the Commission says in its explainer.
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In many other instances, people were bitten while trying to rescue their free-roaming pet from a coyote attack.
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Older women who see her roaming the city often tsk-tsk her, thinking she has no job or ambition.
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To avoid incurring any exorbitant fees from your carrier, you'll want to turn off data roaming when you're overseas.
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Keeping your kitty from roaming outside won't necessarily prevent them from picking up pesky hitchhikers like fleas and ticks.
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The statues must also contend with coastal erosion, rising sea levels, high winds and damage from freely roaming livestock.
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However, there is a roaming agreement that will kick into effect between the companies if a deal is rejected.
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Idea customers will be able to make outgoing calls, SMS freely at affordable rates while roaming anywhere in India.
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Airbnb picked up the tab on the home, which includes everything from an infinity pool to chickens roaming around.
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I spent many days with them, roaming the camps, talking; I often spent the night out with them too.
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I also couldn't move north into southern Libya because there were notable divisions of militias roaming across that border.
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Players take control of a Fatebinder, a roaming one-person judge, jury and executioner for the evil overlord Kyros.
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The Mars 2020 rover is essentially a souped-up version of the Curiosity rover currently roaming the Red Planet.
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For UK citizens there is also the specific question of what Brexit will mean for their mobile roaming fees.
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For starters, you can ensure your roaming settings are configured properly and make sure you're not blocking the sender.
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He remains a fixture around the arena even when he is not roaming its halls or navigating its ice.
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Like millions of Americans during the Depression, young Nelson also spent time roaming the country in search of work.
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It has used excessive force in the northwest, where he has scrambled fighter jets against gangs roaming the forest.
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This community was accustomed to all sorts of interruptions, "free roaming" toddlers and people wandering in with urgent needs.
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There's an easy way to get zero roaming fees, inexpensive internet service and cheap phone calls when you travel.
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No one feels safe here when there are hundreds of inmates roaming around and not an officer in sight.
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There was complete darkness, except for the roaming flashlight, which, every so often, revealed the men's shell-shocked expressions.
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Tidy Up More With a puppy roaming around, it's important to stay tidy and keep things off the ground.
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They had been robbed during the days in 2011 when the so-called Ninja Burglar was roaming the neighborhood.
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Ya gotta see this unbelievable video of a wild elephant roaming around the Jetwing Yala hotel in Sri Lanka.
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Then we deliver the reason tyrannosaurs weren't always the big baddies: there were even more ferocious dinosaurs roaming around.
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Politicians have long portrayed roaming fees as an insult to single-market ideals and a symbol of corporate greed.
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But once the march was over and Pride participants dispersed, they became targets for the roaming far-right mobs.
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Meet Lavinia and Louise, two glamorous blondes roaming the depraved extremes of New York's all-night clandestine party circuit.
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We're officially in the thick of Spooky Szn, when ghouls and ghosts are said to be roaming more freely.
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Brexit Minister Dominc Raab told the BBC that two operators -- Vodafone and Three -- had agreed to keep roaming free.
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So, now these prehistoric creatures are roaming the U.S. What does that look like for the rest of us?
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Millenniums ago the Anasazi built a village here, and Pueblo tribes followed, and then the restless and roaming Navajo.
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Once you turn off data roaming, you won&apost have access to mobile data outside of your service area.
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It also announced plans earlier this week to scrap domestic data roaming fees and reduce prices for mobile internet.
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Most of all, many residents said they were weary of the regional troops who were still roaming the capital.
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About 66 million years ago, the fossil -- nicknamed "Scotty" -- belonged to a 42-foot-long Tyrannosaurus roaming prehistoric Saskatchewan.
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The wildcats are endangered; just 45 to 100 purebred specimens remain, mostly roaming remote parts of Scotland's western Highlands.
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We were the last of the free-range kids, roaming around malls, not really buying anything, but just looking.
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The booth featured a demonstration area for its new smartphones, an Instagram-ready digital pond, and a roaming robot.
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They're depicted as kids caught up in a large group who were, indeed, roaming around Central Park that night.
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Roaming around the streets near my dad's old childhood home in Sai Kung, the memories start to flood back.
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It's a roaming deal similar to what U.S. ride-hail rival Lyft attempted with China's Didi and other regional competitors.
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Tracts of land which were once open for roaming have been fenced off by unscrupulous town-dwellers and wealthier herders.
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It can certainly get crazy; there are so many extra people roaming around and discovering what Austin has to offer.
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After six years of roaming empty streets, the animals are being evicted by boar hunters to prepare for human return.
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That's the problem with home theater projectors: They stay rooted in one place while we're roaming around with our laptops.
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He and his family spent a lot of time roaming the halls of Levine Children's Hospital in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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They're those tall, tan and long-necked dudes with a fondness for acacia trees, grubbing leaves and roaming the savannah.
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Ree is now a roaming Archeron, bound to her corporeal form, and on a quest to discover her true identity.
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Stephen Young, who also saw the zebra roaming freely, told WTLV-TV that it "just dropped" after it was shot.
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European Scrutiny Committee: In Jan minister said UK consumers would get "a period" of free regulated roaming before Brexit pic.twitter.
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" He added: "There was this guy going roaming around, he was dressed in black and he had a hand gun.
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The game feels a bit like a compromise between a truly free-roaming FPS and a locked-in rail shooter.
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He added that more than 0003,000 search and rescue personnel are roaming the state with 200 boats to retrieve people.
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Right. I might feel terrorized by a dog roaming the neighborhood, but that doesn't mean that thing is a terrorist.
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The 1971 Wild Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Act allows for the sale of older, unadoptable animals, according to PBS.
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I was roaming the streets on protest duty -- an assignment that was largely quiet until Trump's rally started to disperse.
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When he turned 18, in 1970, many offices were a "Mad Men"-style ordeal of leering eyes and roaming hands.
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It has defaulted on most of its debt and its domestic facilities are regularly robbed by staff and roaming gangs.
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Europeans similarly had to deal with higher fees when crossing borders until the EU regulated and ultimately abolished roaming charges.
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And yet, I can't help but think that more companies should work on this kind of universal data roaming plans.
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The momentum was pretty unstoppable — and the law was linked to another telco issue which we badly wanted: mobile roaming.
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They will also from 1 October 2017 cease to charge domestic long-distance tariffs and roaming fees on mobile subscribers.
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As well as 11 photographers roaming for the agency, there are rows of remote cameras set up on the ground.
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It's unclear from the video here how or why that led to thousands of the units freely roaming the Earth.
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Watch your backs, Floridians, because odds are that there are invasive Nile crocodiles roaming around the swamps of your state.
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Still others had her roaming cities and coaxing strangers to connect, as in Would You Like to Meet Your Neighbor?
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At the moment, NASA has a fair number of robotic emissaries already roaming around on and above the red planet.
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Growing up on the Upper East Side, she spent hours roaming the Met, marveling at the heroes, warriors and deities.
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So, he brings him to this five-star luxury resort where it&aposs like $3,500 tasting menu, peacocks roaming around.
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Swooping Evil is a good name for a band, but probably not for an escaped creature roaming New York City.
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Someone coming to us and saying, 'Hey, be a reseller like Cricket Wireless and we'll give you cheaper roaming costs.
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We've only thought about technology in Europe in terms of the single market, ie, how to remove barriers, roaming, etc.
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L'Europe technologique on ne l'a pensée que par le marché unique, c'est-à-dire lever les barrières, le roaming etc.
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"When our vet team arrived, there were tigers roaming around everywhere," Wildlife Conservation Office (WCO) director Teunjai Noochdumrong told CNN.
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Most experts say fully self-driving vehicles are unlikely to be roaming roads in large numbers for many years yet.
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When calling the EU from your home you're not technically roaming so providers are free to charge what they like.
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A group of volunteers was able to find and trap Kingston Sunday after the dog spent weeks roaming the woods.
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UGBORODO, Nigeria — Militants are roaming oil-soaked creeks in the south, blowing up pipelines and decimating the nation's oil production.
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New European Union rules on roaming costs on the continent cut 83 million from the group's adjusted EBITDA, Orange said.
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Nearly 249,2550 illegal immigrants with criminal records, ordered deported from our country, are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens.
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"We are pushing for an end to roaming fees for European consumers in 2017 in full transparency," Manfred Weber said.
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It also said that Native Americans believed Crazy Horse's spirit was roaming until it found Ziolkowski, who became his host.
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Once, campus security sent out a warning that an unaccompanied pit bull had been spotted roaming near the swimming pool.
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Airbnb began operating in Cuba in April; Sprint now has a roaming agreement with the Cuban state telecommunications company, Etecsa.
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As we headed home, we passed through roaming crowds, giddy and tired, still hearing the music echoing from the beach.
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The two are the first American companies to offer direct roaming service after signing deals with Cuba's state-owned telecom.
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Part of the palace has been converted into a Taj heritage hotel with peacocks roaming 26 acres of landscaped gardens.
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Plans above 10 gigabytes also include unlimited talk and text to Mexico and Canada and no roaming charges in Mexico.
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That act, plus roaming through aisles beforehand and going from shop to shop, can also be physically and mentally tiring.
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On their Instagram accounts, the group's adherents post pictures of roaming through Thailand on a Tuesday or sailing the Caribbean.
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Nearly 180,000 illegal immigrants with criminal records, ordered deported from our country, are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens.
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The ex-rebels have repeatedly complained that demobilizing has left them defenseless against the paramilitary gangs still roaming the countryside.
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The hardest part was sitting still and not going to the fridge, getting up and roaming, or checking the web.
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Over the weekend, the medium-sized cat was seen roaming a community in Fairfield County, causing concerns among nearby neighbors.
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Over the past year, army vans have begun roaming the country selling cheap groceries and military outlets have popped up.
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American Prairie's planned herd would be the largest in North America, and more than 800 are already roaming the plains.
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But roaming rules are not KPN's only problem, as business customers increasingly switch from traditional fixed lines to cheaper alternatives.
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Choosing to attack then likely minimized the number of personnel roaming around the base who could be killed or injured.
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There are tours to the Neolithic sites, but the freedom of roaming the Valley of the Boyne is inspiring, too.
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You can easily turn off data roaming on your Android device by adjusting the Connections section of the Settings app.
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An egg laid by a hen that's spent her life roaming a pasture is more likely to be bright orange.
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A local SIM will make your phone work pretty much just as it does at home, without the roaming fees.
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Early footage presumably shows an employee roaming the newsroom, accosting colleagues seemingly at random and pointing dramatically at the ceiling.
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Fifty-something people, all from other pockets of communities or roaming the internet, popping in and out, shooting the shit.
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In 2016 China launched a small spacecraft named Aolong ("Roaming Dragon"), reportedly to test a robotic arm designed to capture debris.
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The battle to end roaming fees has always been about European political goals and market unification as well as consumer protection.
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Led by T-Mobile, many of the new plans include new perks, like international roaming or access to streaming content gratis.
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As a result, Telia will stop offering roaming as part of its Swedish data-only mobile broadband price plans, Malloch said.
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Hoettges opposes ideas like national roaming that would help new market entrants cover areas where they don't have their own infrastructure.
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Seriously, I once found myself roaming around Seattle desperately trying to find a can of compressed air before an Amazon event.
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The husky/German shepherd/Labrador mix was found by rescuers roaming the streets of New York City on September 12, 2001.
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Clean and easy to use, and with the option of caching some language packs for offline use while roaming as well.
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Just like her human companions, Stella adores animals and helping others learn about all the amazing creatures roaming our beautiful world.
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But Lingwulong fossils date back to 174 million years ago, suggesting neosauropods were roaming Pangea much earlier, in the Middle Jurassic.
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A world where you don't worry about running out of wireless minutes, exceeding text message limits or running up roaming charges.
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The move offers near-local rates for data rather than the sky-high roaming fees typically charged by the major carriers.
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The Rain chooses instead to focus on the glitzier storyline, which involves a pack of teens roaming around an empty Denmark.
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Who wouldn't be terrified by large bears, polar or otherwise, roaming the town where they live and at times "chasing people"?
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With a young child roaming the house, Adele has also ensured her Oscar is far away from any chocolate-covered hands.
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Hunters, she discovered, have been roaming the countryside in vans, killing dogs with poisoned darts and selling them on to middlemen.
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Even after 5G is more widely available, many devices will still rely on 4G for roaming outside of 5G coverage areas.
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"In terms of free roaming, wild pangolins like this one, there is almost next to nothing known about them," she said.
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On the way, they encounter Rosamund's Pike widow and the harsh realities of the landscape and Comanche tribes roaming the area.
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After all, they're not exactly hiding — people have seen Martin and Johnson roaming his Malibu neighborhood and celebrating Ellen DeGeneres's birthday.
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The city of Boston has done something similar, requiring AVs to be tested in a small region before roaming more widely.
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Saudi Telecom rebounded 2.4 percent after sliding for several days in response to regulators cutting regional roaming fees in the Gulf.
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On OS X look in ~/Library/iTunes and in Windows 10 navigate through Users\\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\iTunes folder.
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Plus, the bass line is fire, the outro bar is totally Duran Duran, and the video stars a roaming, rogue brain.
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Rusty sneaked out of the National Zoo in 2013, and spent one day roaming Washington, D.C., before he was safely returned.
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With the loss of Schiaparelli, only two spacecraft are currently roaming the Martian surface: Curiosity and Opportunity, which landed in 2004.
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" According to the post, Merlin had been living at the zoo for 13 years, spending his days happily "roaming the grounds.
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That gave Truphone users the ability to buy one allowance and use it roaming in other countries for no extra charge.
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While Dolores' gang is roaming the actual park, hunting guests and unworthy hosts, Maeve is securing her dominance over the Mesa.
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Successful implementation of such initiatives should boost popular support for the EU. A good example is the abolition of roaming costs.
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Washington went on to explain that the "problem" was caused by an influx of stray dogs that were roaming the streets.
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However, there's something pretty new and magical about watching a bipedal dog with a baby pouch roaming around a golf course.
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Operators have also criticized the terms on which they should provide roaming access to their networks to any new market entrant.
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So the end to roaming will only benefit periodic travelers, though it notes that cross-border commuters, for example, are covered.
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At the beginning, you played it modest sleeping in shorts—glad you eventually got comfortable roaming around in your boxer briefs.
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All calls made to any number in the country, even when the subscriber is roaming within the country, will be free.
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The girls characterize their school as free-roaming and independent, not consigned to lines and restrictions, which possibly include sexual freedom.
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Dust was roaming the streets without his mother, according to the shelter's Facebook post, weighing a measly 1.8 kilograms (3.96 pounds).
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There were lots of kids at the fair, from little ones in strollers to teenagers roaming in field-trip-size packs.
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How did this vision of extant dinosaurs, out there roaming the universe, become such a popular and beloved science fiction aesthetic?
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Incumbents bidding for the lower frequency will also have to commit to providing national roaming for six years to new operators.
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Also advertised were horns from black rhinos, a species heavily targeted by poachers with little more than 5,000 still roaming Africa.
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That's the sense I got, anyway, roaming the floor at CES — not just this year but for the past few years.
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Marqués says co-workers at the graduate school of psychology where he teaches took the roaming parties to rural mountain towns.
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FLUSHING NIGHT OUT (Friday) Delve into New York's diverse culture by roaming through Flushing's community market, back for its second installment.
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The spacecraft in "High Life" has passed beyond our solar system, like the Voyager probes, and is roaming the interstellar prairies.
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He does like the new place, though his first choice would have been Brooklyn, given his fondness for roaming Prospect Park.
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The students roaming our hallowed halls today are not the red-blooded, Darwinian capitalists who used to strive for business degrees.
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Chrome 58 also offers support for GPU acceleration in Citrix environments, as well as roaming profiles and Windows Server auto-detection.
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Prince Albert of Monaco's yard is a bonafide zoo, with two large animals roaming around the grounds of his palace retreat.
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Turns out roaming and spinning around inside a fully immersive 3D block-mining world can make you feelsick as a dog.
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It's been a productive month for Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin, the DJs behind label and roaming party Mister Saturday Night.
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So, technically speaking, not all roaming fees are being abolished on June 15 — hence the Commission's 'roam like at home' moniker.
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And I've found that I'm best when I'm just sort of roaming around and noninterrupted and thinking these long-winded thoughts.
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The Belgians have been in complete control for at least 214 minutes, finding a roaming Lukaku in and around the box.
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Pink became ubiquitous in Japanese girl culture, the blushing hue of mini-gangs of Lolitas roaming the Harajuku district in Tokyo.
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Wild horses roaming a patch of Nevada desert where Jeffrey Berns plans to build a community that relies on blockchain technology.
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The game isn't even a week old and already some crazy stuff has happened to its roaming horde of Pokémon trainers.
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Her intelligence — and intelligence broadly speaking, as she conceives of it — is a roaming spotlight, not a lamp on a table.
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Many tigers are running out of space, spilling out of their dedicated reserves, roaming along highways and skulking through crowded farmland.
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Opened by Myer Lewkowicz in 1953, the store now has five satellite locations across the city and one roaming food truck.
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For me, it's like roaming the hallways of the house I finally built, every insight a support beam holding it up.
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In Istanbul alone, a megacity of 15 million people, there are thought to be 130,000 dogs and 22004,22018 cats roaming free.
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At night, tipsy Republican staffers treated Senate office buildings as a pub crawl, roaming the halls with celebratory bottles of wine.
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"The wholesale pricing issue still hasn't been dealt with," said one senior EU official familiar with a decade of roaming negotiations.
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"I sort of assumed I was just going to pack up a bindle sack and start roaming the earth," he said.
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Later, we see him roaming the streets in full protective gear, even though he's supposedly immune; it was all a scam.
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The researchers then use high-voltage electrodes to generate plasma, an ionized gas made of free-roaming electrons and positive ions.
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There were also 30 to 40 cats inside a travel trailer and roaming freely, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department said.
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So the three begin the long, dangerous search through an alien-heavy hot zone to find their constantly roaming mobile village.
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Feral or free-roaming horses are not considered wild animals and may have been set free by their owners, she said.
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You can turn off data roaming to prevent MMS messages from using data while you&aposre outside of your service area.
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Bear, 4, Saint Bernard He was found roaming the streets with a twisted stomach and a couple of bullets in him.
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You can also try to enable data roaming, especially if you're in another country — but you may incur extra data charges.
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There are 2,000 residents, an overpriced grocery store, geese roaming sports fields, a few wineries, abandoned buildings, and not much else.
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However, the vast majority remained behind, now roaming the city in search of a new place to sleep and get high.
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The downpour forced open the floodgates of a nearby dam and some residents reported seeing snakes and crocodiles roaming the streets.
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In buildings like ours, the issue is unvetted strangers roaming our halls and not taking care of things as owners would.
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The co-op's rules probably prohibit companion animals from roaming around public areas without a leash or other kind of restraint.
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It is demagogic to warn, on national television, of foreign criminals "roaming" our streets simply because you're behind in the polls.
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Men who were found standing or roaming outside women's educational institutions or publics spaces were rounded up and their parents notified.
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One constant throughout has been Jonathan Lei, the former chief executive of several CloudCommerce predecessors, including Roaming Messenger, which court records show he was running in 2006 when he and a fellow executive agreed to pay a $13 million bribe to hedge fund managers who promised to buy Roaming Messenger stock on behalf of unwitting clients.
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There is a new beast roaming the information landscape—the "data trust"—though exactly what this means is still an open question.
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The party featured roaming sax and trumpet players as well as a DJ, bongo player and even a flame-firing tuba player.
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" With his good looks and imposing physique -- Clint stood 6'6" -- he was cast as the roaming cowboy hero, Cheyenne Bodie, in 1955.
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At one hospital a Reuters reporter visited there was the stench of urine in the corridors and stray goats roaming its grounds.
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Supporting these roaming customers can often be economically challenging, especially supporting those on plans with unlimited data or other high data plans.
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These single-celled, free-roaming predators feature two rows of hair-like flagella, which they use for locomotion and grasping onto prey.
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Now that leggy teens don't frequent malls so often, scouts must be roaming wider, like, say to a Chipotle in Austin, Texas.
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It's during these free roaming sessions where the player might encounter an LGBTQ easter egg in the form of a pride flag.
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On our tour, we encounter the engineer who told Doug Leavitt he saw the ghost of a little girl roaming the halls.
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Today, the company is introducing a $10 day pass for international roaming, which might help to reduce costs for the occasional traveler.
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It also deviates from the Zelda formula with crafting and other survival features that add to the exploration and free-roaming feel.
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This is really something that is unheard of in civilization where you have creatures roaming your country who want to kill people.
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If you've got pets like a roaming dog or cat, then Hive is smart enough to recognize them and filter those alerts.
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"Nearly 503,000 illegal immigrants with criminal records, ordered deported from our country, are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens," said Trump.
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Cummings is the former chief of the "Vote Leave" campaign ahead of the 2016 Brexit referendum and was given a roaming role.
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If you want to be a little mobile when you're at the Games, this roaming armored van could be just for you.
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If they disappear, we'd be robbed of the chance to see these giant animals roaming the Earth in their awe-inspiring glory.
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"Nearly 180,000 illegal immigrants with criminal records, ordered deported from our country, are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens," said Trump.
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But without a doubt, my favorite thing at Jingle Hell's was the crusty, Billy Bob Thornton-esque Santa Claus roaming the halls.
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"Nearly 180,20153 illegal immigrants with criminal records, ordered deported from our country, are tonight roaming free to threaten peaceful citizens," said Trump.
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World also offers character meals at their Starlight Restaurant, where you're likely to spot your favorite superhero or cartoon character roaming around.
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The dogs of ancient Europe probably looked a lot like the mutts roaming Europe today, new DNA discoveries from dog fossils suggest.
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Chandra is gaining some traction in the courtroom, and no longer looks like a lost puppy roaming the halls of the courthouse.
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SK Telecom and Swisscom have formed a strategic partnership to offer their users a 5G roaming service in South Korea and Switzerland.
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In practice, this means that these Vodafone users will be able to use 5G roaming — where available — when visiting these different countries.
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Camera "traps" hidden in eastern Thailand's forests have captured a pretty spectacular sight: a population of elusive tigers, roaming to and fro.
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Essentially, the rules are meant to help limit the number of roaming vehicles while also ensuring that drivers make a livable wage.
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Reports that youths were roaming the park and attacking people gave rise to the term "wilding" for urban mayhem by marauding teenagers.
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To conduct the study, Wilson's team developed specialized collars that were used to track the speed and acceleration of free-roaming animals.
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Then came "Pokémon Go", a location-based game in which players catch virtual creatures on their screens while roaming the real world.
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What happens to UK mobile users' roaming fees in Europe after the UK has left the European Union remains to be seen.
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The Vlach believe that everyone goes to heaven but that when you die you must spend seven years roaming as a soul.
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While I've expunged them from my life, they're still roaming hallways of high schools everywhere in impenetrable packs of four and five.
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A Reuters video showed large cracks in the road, while police and emergency services tried to help anxious people roaming the streets.
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Nabisco's popular snack now features a zebra, an elephant, a lion, a giraffe and a gorilla roaming free among grass and trees.
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Laikipia is Kenya's second most important wildlife region after the Maasai Mara, with elephants, lions and rare rhinos roaming its vast plains.
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Fi on all phones comes with the usual features, like bill protection, free high-speed international roaming and support for group plans.
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Males then spend their days roaming the wild in isolation or hanging out with other loner male elephants from time to time.
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There could also be changes affecting roaming for EU visitors to Britain, a committee paper for the European Parliament said in September.
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Britain's biggest networks, including EE, O2, Vodafone and Three, all said last year they had no plans to bring back roaming charges.
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And you're like, 'How can there be cool, funny people that I don't know, and will never know, just roaming the world?
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But, here's something that you probably haven't seen yet, at least not while you're roaming out in the wild: A wearable speaker.
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People have previously documented what they said were guests feeding alligators, as well as alligators roaming the shoreline in the Magic Kingdom.
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Roaming polar bears whose habitats have been undermined or destroyed have now turned up in the Russian Arctic communities threatening those settlements.
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Security is tight throughout Singapore, with armed police roaming the streets and motorcades of the international delegations bringing traffic to a standstill.
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"Rival gang members are more likely to interact in hot weather, roaming across arbitrary gang boundaries and into contested territories," he wrote.
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With subscriber market share at 26%, management has decided to reduce dependence on its roaming partners and build out a nationwide network.
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It's a good idea to turn off data roaming on your iPhone if you want to avoid using data while traveling internationally.
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U.S. telecommunications companies have signed roaming agreements, a Carnival cruise ship makes regular stops and a Havana hotel is under U.S. management.
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As a mountain lion was roaming the campus of a California high school, the students were telling the whole story on Twitter.
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Mobile Data tariffs and data pack benefits of home circle will be available while roaming anywhere in India, without any extra charge.
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Over several visits, I spied Mockingbird's owner roaming the restaurant, answering the phone and keeping the well-trained staff on its toes.
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James has immense value in that roaming helper role, and allowing him to conserve some energy on occasional possessions only makes sense.
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Retiring WHEN Barry Tucker thinks about his childhood spent roaming backstage at the Metropolitan Opera, he fondly recalls the performers' elaborate costumes.
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" The Ugandan military said Congolese forces are pursuing the survivors of the assault who "are roaming in different areas of North Kivu.
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I spent the next day roaming Upper Courthouse Wash, along the park's southwestern edge, which I seemed to have all to myself.
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Roaming the hallways and conference rooms, I chatted with a crow, two rabbits, an elderly moonshine maker, three retirees and a monkey.
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A small white light was on outside several doors left half-opened, a signal to roaming clients that a prostitute was available.
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Robots are a common sight, roaming around indoor settings and beaming the day's schedule and weather forecast, projector-like, on the floor.
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Khloe was roaming Bev Hills Saturday and mixed the librarian look with a dress that hugged her to a fare thee well.
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Recently, Horton realized she no longer saw herds of sheep roaming the region's fields, although the area is famous for its pecorino.
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Before long, 28.5 million users were roaming the streets at odd hours, eyes glued to their smartphones, even stumbling into unexpected places.
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That poignant drama, "Capernaum," follows a boy who runs away and winds up roaming the slums of Beirut shouldering a distressing responsibility.
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If the latter, you get whatever speed Verizon and that provider have determined is acceptable, and you get charged exorbitant roaming rates.
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"Oh, it was absolutely the first free-roaming game," says Rudis, who both directed Underground and provided most of its intricate pixelwork.
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If they keep roaming and expanding, the two populations will likely reconnect, perhaps as soon as five or 10 years from now.
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There are two very different pictures of the students roaming the hallways and labs at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering.
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Locals speak of large numbers of cartel hitmen roaming the dirt roads linking the tiny villages and towns dotted around the mountains.
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Boko Haram has been roaming the area near Dapchi for years, but the vicinity has been relatively calm for the past year.
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There will most likely be 20 people roaming around the Bay Area "coming up with different spells and divination methods," she said.
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And while the roaming rules took longer than many had first expected, Europe's other digital proposals, she said, were still on track.
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Yet, like most changes to European digital policy, the scrapping of roaming charges is by no means the end of the debate.
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Each small photograph is its own contained world, its own perfect object — and each one speaks eloquently of regrets, roaming, waiting, smallness.
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Since Vodafone launched its $5 roaming fee in 2013, customers have used more than 462 million megabytes of data overseas, she added.
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Almost immediately after they started using the wheels, they stopped roaming around their cages as they had before the wheels were unlocked.
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German regional governments have started building fences along the Polish border in an attempt to stop infected wild boar roaming into Germany.
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German regional governments have started building fences along the Polish border in an attempt to stop infected wild boar roaming into Germany.
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Groups of impossibly cute children were roaming from one table to the next, grabbing as many balloons and cookies as they could.
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"The stage is set, the audience is in place and the curtain is about to rise," Mr. Miltenberg said, roaming the courtroom.
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All three systems include TP-Link's Deco Mesh Technology for roaming between nodes, adaptive routing, and self-healing in cases of interference.
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Feral and pet cats roaming outdoors cause huge bird mortality every year, as do collisions with buildings, communications towers and power lines.
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It's as though a race of giant harp makers had been roaming the planet, threading it together with gossamer strands of steel.
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While you can check with your current mobile provider on international roaming plans, the coverage might be limited and ultimately become expensive.
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The story follows the life of Arthur Fleck, a failed comedian who faces violence while roaming Gotham City dressed as a clown.
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We got Stephanie in Beverly Hills Tuesday and asked what it's like seeing a bunch of Flos roaming the streets around Halloween.
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The company's internal reports say it was expecting to have tens of thousands of autonomous vehicles (AVs) roaming around cities by 2022.
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She'll be sharing the bill with NYC's Aurora Halal who curated the roaming dance party Mutual Dreaming's epic New Year's Eve celebration.
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I wondered if I saw someone that night roaming the grounds, how would I know if they were real or an apparition?
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When many middle-aged people think back to their childhood, they remember roaming the streets with their friends during long, hot summers.
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" That night, Coogie runs into Ronnie, a roaming former addict introduced to the audience accompanied by the blues of RL Boyce's "Shotgun.
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Cell-tower data is mundane information phone companies gather to monitor the strength of their networks and track roaming charges, the court held.
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GEORGE H.W. BUSH, FORMER PRESIDENT: They're the homeless, lost and roaming, idle industries of cast workers into unemployment, human misery and personal indignity.
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Pepper works as a hospital greeter, but roaming the halls is another more mobile robot called Tug, which autonomously delivers drugs and food.
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The fifth major installment in the Far Cry series of roaming, nature-obsessed shooters stars Takkar, a warrior hunter living in 10,000 BCE.
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British photographer Rory Carnegie imagines all of these creatures and more roaming faraway lands in his ongoing series Long Ago and Far Away.
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We've been roaming around the farm all day, but we've finally tracked down James, one of the workers who helps maintain the land.
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GRIFFITH OBSERVATORY To pay homage to "Rebel Without a Cause," filmmakers decided to have Mia and Sebastian spend a night roaming the planetarium.
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"EU Member States voted: we can adopt proposed safeguards to make end of roaming work," Commission Vice-President Andrus Ansip said on Twitter.
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But unfortunately, it employs so many people and it's just not possible to cut it back and have these people roaming the streets.
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Reality check: Even after 5G is more widely available, many devices will still rely on 4G for roaming outside of 5G coverage areas.
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The technology isn't there yet, nor is the public ready to accept a vision of ghost vehicles roaming the streets at all hours.
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Within a thriving genre of games that encourage "free-roaming" exploration, "Breath of the Wild" makes other sprawling titles feel claustrophobic by comparison.
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Joseph's Legacy volunteer Cindi Lee knocked on the door of the felines's former home to ask about a dog seen roaming the neighborhood.
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"This is possible thanks to a recent roaming agreement with Liquid Telecom, as 5G spectrum is largely unassigned in South Africa," he added.
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Go to C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Themes and you'll find a file there called TranscodedWallpaper, without an extension.
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For people traveling abroad, the ability to communicate with a driver using an internet connection is significantly less expensive than a roaming call.
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PC, Xbox One If you miss the wide open, free-roaming nature of Breath of the Wild, Sable might be your best bet.
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The WORX Robotic Lawn Mower works much in the same way as a Roomba, roaming around your yard cutting grass until it's done.
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The company actively recruits mathematicians to examine patterns related to everything from food consumption to the schedules of costumed characters roaming the parks.
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"Guyanese can be assured that there are not going to be prisoners roaming about the city or countryside," Granger told the state broadcaster.
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In the video, which has been uploaded to YouTube, you can big, glowing eyes from the mountain lion roaming around in the dark.
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Sales were also pressured by a reassessment of revenue from a network roaming agreement with the Cell C mobile network operator, MTN added.
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Police said at the time that he had been roaming the halls for more than a month, but that he'd committed no crime.
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The agreement envisions a 27 percent cut starting from July 1 this year and the abolition of all roaming costs from July 2021.
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Their 15 students are a mix of boys from their own run-down neighbourhood and children they have found listlessly roaming the streets.
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UK mobile users should still be able to enjoy the benefits of reduced roaming fees across the EU in the short term — i.e.
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Thanks to technology, today's roaming worshippers have no such dilemma; a Nigerian or Brazilian in transit can adapt while maintaining contact with home.
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"Goodbye roaming," tweeted Miapetra Kumpula-Natri, the EU lawmaker who negotiated for the setting of wholesale rates on behalf of the European parliament.
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In order to send the New Year's message at midnight, an iPhone with a roaming SIM card was used to send the tweet.
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More than 75 goats and sheep were being baaad animals on Wednesday after escaping an auction and roaming nearby streets in New Jersey.
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The regulator also said in a simultaneous decision that mandated wholesale roaming agreements between companies provide incidental, not permanent, access to cell networks.
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Paris seemed even more demure, wearing a beige flower-child dress and crown and roaming the desert taking photos with a large camera.
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Three cows that were swept away during September's Hurricane Dorian have reportedly been found roaming a national park on North Carolina's Outer Banks.
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Under the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971, the BLM is responsible for the protection and management of these animals.
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Revenue fell 3.4 percent to 1.4 billion euros, as European rules limiting roaming fees for the use of mobile phones abroad hurt earnings.
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For example, aside from Liu's poet, there's an anti-social 'Shybot' roaming the desert avoiding humans and a toaster that tweets its angst.
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Cardoz, who has various claims to fame—especially the iconic Tabla and "Top Chef Masters"—can often be found roaming the dining room.
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In recent years, those lockdowns have taken on a viscerally realistic approach, with fake gunmen roaming the school pretending to hunt down children.
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Chicago authorities announced Tuesday morning that "Chance the Snapper," the alligator that's been roaming free for nearly a week, has finally been captured.
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In 1865, The New York Times wrote of "gangs of young men" roaming the streets with firearms, scaring the public and injuring themselves.
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Earlier, a Mexican marine and five other people were killed in clashes with a drug gang's armed convoy that was roaming the city.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:iPhone 11 (From $699.99 at Best Buy)How to turn off data roaming on your iPhone1.
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They argue that big variations in mobile prices across the bloc make it uneconomic for them to offer totally free roaming to all.
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As neighbors lost their homes to foreclosure, he started to hear gunshots and see stray dogs roaming the streets here around Sunrise Mountain.
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The mountain lion ended up roaming around campus, which lead school officials to keep all students indoors until the animal was safety detained.
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There's a new version of Google Maps for Android, and it might just save you a few bucks in those roaming data charges.
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But I was soon distracted by the approaching sight of what appeared to be a never-ending swarm of people roaming the beach.
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One of his early works, "January 23rd, Buffalo Deer Dance" (1918), shows six figures in a natural setting, roaming between and descending hills.
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For the past month, he and his small crew have been roaming around the Thai countryside in search of ingredients and gastronomic lore.
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Video: ニュース/YouTube It's not even the first time in the past month that Abuh has been found roaming around outside the enclosure.
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Yet things got testy by Thursday morning as debate bogged down over how a particular roaming feature is being implemented in Release 16.
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The internet of things (IoT) is creating massively distributed architectures with globally roaming assets that need to seamlessly blend into critical enterprise applications.
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But even as far back as 2006 European commissioners have been calling for operators to reduce the amount they charge consumers for roaming.
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Early risers are rewarded with flurries of brightly colored birds (like the orange-and-black troupial), roaming packs of donkeys and empty beaches.
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The shooting of another Lamar Canyon pack member has renewed calls for a buffer between Yellowstone and nearby lands, to protect roaming wolves.
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Presented by Lightwire Theater, this work, part of Symphony Space's Just Kidding series, features these giant, luminescent creatures roaming a totally dark stage.
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For U.S. travelers, T-Mobile offers free, unlimited roaming in many countries though speeds are typically capped at decidedly un-Olympic 2G speeds.
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Since Obama's detente for example, various U.S. telecoms companies have reached deals with Cuba to provide roaming to their customers on the island.
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The Trump administration and tight coordination of policy are hardly synonymous, so it's not surprising that watchdogs are roaming all over the field.
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Many residents say they have never seen so many bears, and the government estimates some 60 grizzlies are roaming the Bella Coola Valley.
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The sculpture, installed in 2005, has become a trademark image of Denver, a nod to its ursine neighbors roaming its outlying parks suburbs.
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After a day of roaming markets and lying out by the water, a friend and I walked slowly to catch our trains home.
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Among its clientele, Vanu worked with small rural cellphone carriers in the United States that provide roaming service for large companies like Verizon.
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If you want to use your smartphone abroad, the easiest way to do so is to pay your carrier an international roaming fee.
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On a PC running Windows 7 or later the path to follow is \Users\[your user name]\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup.
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It's not as juicy or flavorful as a free-roaming hen from your grandmother's farm in the countryside, but it's pretty darn good.
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He had spent decades roaming the fledging nation's woodlands to paint the beauty of America's wild birds that he shot on the wing.
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As a graduate student at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, she photographed roaming packs of feral dogs in Brooklyn, Jersey City and Hoboken.
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At last, he capitulated and took to driving a cab, still roaming, never stopping long enough to claim any place as his own.
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But then there was Nigel Farage, the leader of Britain's Brexit Party and an apparent State of the Union attendee, roaming the building.
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Roaming the sidelines in his familiar dark sunglasses and white pants, he coached Iowa for 20 seasons, compiling a 143-89-6 record.
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General Nakasone has argued that his cyberwarriors must be roaming cyberspace "persistently engaging" enemies — a euphemism for skirmishing with adversaries inside their networks.
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There are more than a million electric cars roaming American roads, but, so far, worries around high-voltage crashes haven't come to fruition.
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When a classroom looks to be saddled with a disproportionate number of struggling students, roaming teachers drop in to work individually with them.
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In his new role, Gardenhire will travel to the organization's minor league affiliates and also will serve as a roaming instructor and evaluator.
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Also at the zoo are roaming carolers, a colorful Christmas tree and live birds of prey with which you can pose for photographs.
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AIS also plans to continue provide services for the remaining 2G customers during the transition period via a roaming service with another operator.
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The group has also been hit by the removal of roaming fees in Europe which had previously provided a boost to the company.
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Two years later, he became a Washington-based national correspondent and was soon roaming the country to report on trends in American life.
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Roger spent the rest of his life roaming The Kangaroo Sanctuary in Alice Springs, where he fought other kangaroos from time to time.
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At Riley's school, there were military men with machine guns at the front gate and inside the halls and roaming the campus perimeter.
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More than 400 tule elk — pronounced "too-lee" — live on the seashore, some in a fenced off area and the rest roaming freely.
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His job is supposed to focus on roaming the area to identify problems with such things as garbage collection and broken street lights.
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It was near ineffable seeing that world demystified, witnessing firsthand the landscape, which by that time my mother had been roaming for years.
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Amid a planet of roaming beasts, tiny specks of life managed to survive, adapt, and use their conscious brains to outlast the giants.
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An exception, in theory, is Tino Sehgal's roaming "This You," in which female vocalists catch the gaze of visitors and sing improvised tunes.
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"When people are once again roaming our streets with the Hitler salute, our history mandates us to stand up for democracy," he wrote.
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