"It starts up front, every single game ... every single possession starts up front," Barkley said.
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Dyson says this isn't stored or used to inform the vacuum's next trips – each time it starts up, it starts up completely fresh.
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He starts up the engine, thinking about tomorrow, the audition.
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For a moment, it calms down, then starts up again.
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You access Safe Mode by selecting it when Windows starts up.
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So the whisperer starts up and I don't look at him.
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However, barring significant damage to those facilities, output typically starts up quickly.
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Every time one starts up, I hear his impression in the hum.
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Researchers know a lot about how El Niño works once it starts up.
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Everything starts up front for Los Angeles, with Aaron Donald and Michael Brockers.
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With Autoruns, you can see and manage everything that starts up with Windows.
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There are also $253,214 incentives for number of starts, up to $237 million.
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Another hospice worker brings out his guitar and starts up a group song.
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Even when shooting starts up, Markle allows herself a glass of wine with dinner.
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Lizzie Velasquez is wary whenever she starts up a relationship with a new guy.
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Chrome OS wipes the Chromebook, deleting Linux, and starts up the system as normal.
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Westworld starts up again this weekend after a little more than a year away.
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From somewhere in the multitude packed around the stage, the drumming starts up again.
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A globe, seemingly made from papier-mâché, rises as the gospel choir starts up.
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Seth plans to keep his stand open until school starts up again, CNN reported.
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Every time it feels as if the scandal might wane, it starts up again.
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Dad turns it off and starts up the engine, noticing how silent the night is.
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Looking forward, he can see ongoing ripple effects even after the government starts up again.
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" Maduro added that the next reaction "is preoccupation that [the allegation] starts up imperialistic paranoia.
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Regrets and relief The cheering starts up again as the plane climbs into the sky.
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When Kevin, teary-faced, tells Nora he believes her, and the score starts up — ugh!
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When training camp starts up, stories presenting Noah as New York's vocal leader will surely proliferate.
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You've got two weeks to catch up on Mr. Robot before the new season starts up.
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Even if trouble starts up elsewhere in the Stoneygate area, she will stick to her beat.
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Usually once the engine starts up, they hear the noise and the vibration -- everybody settles in.
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You can still get home on Sunday evening and unpack before your workweek starts up again.
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But every party must come to an end, and now the hard work starts up again.
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Betts, who doubled his last two starts up against the Yankees, went 21-for-23 Friday.
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Open the Apple menu, choose Restart, then hold down Cmd+R as your machine starts up again.
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Unlike other computers, this one starts up in seconds so you can get to business right away.
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When a company starts up, a retirement plan is usually the last item on the laundry list.
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Seven hours of gameplay aren't required, and once the program starts up the files start to unlock.
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"I have a girl that&aposs shot in the neck," someone said as the gunfire starts up again.
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The Amazon police procedural starts up again on April 13 with Titus Welliver returning to his titular role.
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Lightning starts up toward the end of the game so we call it early — but we still win.
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I told myself that if he starts up again, I will not hesitate to file for a second.
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What kind of 30-something year old woman starts up a relationship with a teenage beyond a predator?
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Sweet mystery meat You know it's a sure sign of fall when the pumpkin spice madness starts up.
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If this was the case, the laptop starts up normally again when you press the power button again.
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Any company that starts up today has to change the industry it's competing in in order to excel.
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If it detects pollutants in the air, it automatically starts up until the levels indicate good air quality again.
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When the chorus starts up and Marshall repeats the title in bursts of four, Del Rey stays below, harmonizing.
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She introduces her teaching assistant Dylan Sessler, the only man in the room, and starts up a slide presentation.
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The twinkly music that starts up–halfway between ambient and lullaby–doesn't seem to wake up many of them.
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"Between the noise and my asthma, I don't want to live here once that plant starts up," she said.
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That's when a scientist starts up her lab, builds momentum in her research, and might be evaluated for tenure.
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With me, it starts up front with my heads of footwear and apparel design, Andy Caine and Kurt Parker.
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When a new adviser trainee starts up in the program, UBS starts out by coordinating with existing adviser teams.
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Chris has got a little temper, and if 24 starts up with me, Chris will probably kick his a–.
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When a new league starts up, it's natural for the first question to be: How long will it last?
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The band starts up again while I am left wondering how on earth they even pulled that one off.
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Everything is black, with deep blue lighting that disappears as soon as any of the six laser projectors starts up.
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"Everybody just stay quiet, okay," the driver says as he starts up the dozer, the flames raging in the window.
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Once a chat starts up, the device's camera will automatically find people in the room and keep them in frame.
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A different bird returns—a barn owl—while Ennio Morricone's The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly theme starts up.
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Today, Amazon has a bunch of deals on camping gear for one last summer adventure before school starts up again.
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The 52-48 party line vote to proceed starts up to 20 hours of frenzied debate on the tax plan.
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Suddenly there's a ripple in the drum machine (or is that a jackhammer explosion?), and it all starts up again.
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And California's fire season, which starts up in October and can run as late as April, is just getting started.
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Observe, though, the strained expression that overtakes the good king's face whenever a certain creepy music box melody starts up.
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For this year, the NAHB is forecasting 1.26 million total housing starts, up 13.4 percent from 1.11 million last year.
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WASHINGTON – A surge of construction in the Midwest drove U.S. housing starts up 5 percent in May from the prior month.
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Chieftain Metals, the mine's owner, has said it cannot stop the pollution unless it starts up production to gain needed revenue.
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"Come on, stormtroopers," he demands as the song starts up, compelling his underlings to groove along with him and Michelle. Dance.
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If Iran starts up its nuclear program, it now has more money – from the lifting of the sanctions – to do so.
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The project will add production capacity of around 16 million tonnes of LNG per year after it starts up in 13.
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Certain browser extensions, file-syncing services or busy antivirus software scanning Windows as it starts up can also affect system responsiveness.
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A more sober league, dedicated to football, not gimmicks, starts up this weekend, 25 years after the old league shut down.
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This has become an American routine: After every mass shooting, the debate over guns and gun violence starts up once again.
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This has become an American routine: After a mass shooting, the debate over guns and gun violence starts up once again.
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And then if it starts up again ... and, like, if you are under that age you can't even register to get one.
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" Khloé, 34, starts up a karaoke party inside to help her older sister realize that "she can be single and it's okay.
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It starts up here, and then it goes through, spreads through, the rest of your life, just making sure you're feeling happy.
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So Punkt could, for instance, sell a Punkt-branded phone that simply says "BlackBerry Secure" at some point when it starts up.
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He says that the cycle ends there, but it seems to me that Baldur's death starts up more cycles than it ends.
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Sources have told PEOPLE they'll spend the summer in L.A. and will return to Cleveland when Thompson's basketball season starts up again.
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As "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" starts up, Simba and Nala run playfully near a waterfall before taking a quick drink.
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"All eyes are on Santa as the holiday season starts up," said Terry Sandven, chief equity strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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There, she starts up a workplace romance with Jack (Joe Dinicol), who informs her that the store will be closing after Christmas.
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While most people jump in their cars or walk to public transportation to get to work, Darren Pleasance starts up his plane.
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Sometimes, just for kicks, they turn my pulse down to 30 beats per minute, to see if my own heart starts up.
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Will's being a great sport through it all ... probably 'cause he's plotting a mistranslating scheme for when the season starts up again.
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It finds that when school starts up to an hour later, students typically do get around 19 minutes more sleep, on average.
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The burgeoning appetite for U.S. crude among Asian refiners could be a boon for Bakken crude, especially when the Dakota pipeline starts up.
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When you're on a train that's not moving and another train next to you starts up, you can feel like you're moving backwards.
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In other words, almost everything inside the iPhone remains encrypted until the user unlocks it with their passcode after the phone starts up.
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And once the rest of the refugee program starts up again, the US will give preference to "religious minorities" over all other refugees.
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But if a sales process starts up again, its banking advisors will put out feelers in an effort to find the best possible price.
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This makes some of Zoom's cool features possible, for example, clicking on a simple link in your web browser automatically starts up the app.
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After the second train starts up in 2018, JERA will receive around six LNG cargoes per month from the project, a company official said.
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This one (Klishina) is let in, and then all this fuss starts up again, and that one (Isinbayeva) isn't allowed, even though she's completely clean.
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NAZI BUNKER WITH A VIEW FOR SALE ON JERSEY SHORE When the program starts up again later this month, United will only fly cats and dogs .
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I'll give you an example: the guy who's walking to a car, and all of a sudden, it starts up and drives up on its own.
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Right now, I'm revising a novel manuscript I finished last summer and trying to get it into publishable shape (fingers crossed!) before school starts up again.
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It's so lightweight, I can open the lid with one finger, windows hello is SUPER fast, and it starts up in the blink of an eye.
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There's little over a month to go until Game of Thrones starts up again, and this week HBO finally started dishing out some of its footage.
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"We're not trying to make people feel anxiety," she says, but she's knows that angst and injustice don't dissolve as soon as a harp starts up.
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Advocates worry that as school starts up, there still aren't good systems in place for preventing campus sexual assault or handling cases when they do occur.
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When the device starts up, an ephemeral key is created, entangled with its UID, and used to encrypt the Secure Enclave's portion of the device's memory space.
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About 4,200 Ford Mustang, Lincoln Nautilus and Lincoln Navigator vehicles may have a defect that causes the instrument cluster to be blank while the video starts up.
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But—just as when anybody black starts up a photo agency and people assume they will only cover black subjects, which is of course ridiculous—they did.
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With WWDC less than a month away, it's rumor seasonPhoto: Getty ImagesApple's Worldwide Developers Conference, or WWDC, starts up in just a few weeks on June 3.
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"There's gonna be a bit where you kind of return to where the flat 29 is set in," Davison tells me as the rain starts up again.
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Nonetheless, the school district is forging ahead with its testing and its plans to make the cameras fully operational when school starts up again in the fall.
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From the moment the piano starts up in Styles' debut single, it's hard to keep yourself from unconsciously bobbing your head to the rhythm of the song.
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Commodities merchant Trafigura, one of the biggest shippers on the line, intends to ship full contractual volumes once the line starts up, a source told Reuters in June.
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The Pen-F starts up fast and can quickly focus on a static subject, but ask it to do too much more and you can wind up frustrated.
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In Iran, NIOC will reduce its gasoline imports and condensate exports once the first phase of its Persian Gulf refinery starts up by end-March 2017, he said.
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Analysts believe that the company will have to provide some financial support to its suppliers to ensure they're ready when production on the 737 Max starts up again.
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When a cutscene plays, for instance, you watch it in a sort of theater mode, and when the gameplay starts up again you're shifted back into first person perspective.
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Next year, Gulf state UAE is set to become the first new nation to use nuclear energy in decades when it starts up the first of four nuclear reactors.
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This mode is useful: it essentially starts up a fresh identity for you to browse the web with, then wipes it all as soon as you close the window.
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Australia's Ichthys LNG export project, for instance, operated by Japan's Inpex Corp, could produce more than 100,000 barrels per day (bpd) of condensate when it starts up next year.
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It can't be helped and it often starts up at the most inconvenient of times like when he's trying to perform a stand-up routine or take public transportation.
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The American Health Care Act, however, starts up in 2018 — and according to the Congressional Budget Office, 14 million people will become uninsured that year because of its provisions.
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If too many programs start running when your Mac starts up, it can cause your computer to start up slow, and in some cases even cause it to crash.
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That means using Safari, Chrome, and Word all within a matter of minutes, so it's helpful to have those three programs start running right when my Macbook starts up.
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The advent of 'conversational computing' is no exception, and manufacturers may want to look into this sort of hack before the inaudible whispering campaign against them starts up in earnest.
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Riverdale, set in the realm of the Archie comics, revolves around teens Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, and Veronica Lodge, as school starts up again following a fellow student's mysterious death.
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The Six Nations – our yearly festival of European eggball, muddy shorts and bloodied foreheads – starts up again on Saturday (6 February) when France are visited by the persistently woeful Italians.
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The next large expansion in plant capacity is due in 2022 when Exxon Mobil Corp starts up a 250,000 bpd crude distillation unit at its 369,024 bpd Beaumont, Texas, refinery.
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TiVo's defense of this decision, which many customers are likely to be upset about, is that you've got the ability to skip the ad as soon as it starts up.
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"Class Mom" might not inspire you to volunteer to be a room parent when school starts up again, but you'll definitely feel a warm glow of gratitude to whoever does.
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And then a song starts up, and it's the perfect song—instantly catchy, but the right amount of obscure—and again you feel intimidated because even their music is cool.
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The driver of the other car, pulling up his shorts, gets back in his front seat and starts up and they creep forward again until the border crossing comes into view.
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First, the NFL's social media policy prohibits players from using any form of social media starting 90 minutes before the game starts, up until after the post-game press conference end.
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Whether it can start moving again will depend largely on how fast China's idled economy starts up — and starts consuming the oil and gas that underpin relations between Moscow and Beijing.
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Once the boxy, cardlike invitation is opened, a customized video, 30 seconds to three minutes long, starts up on a small screen and includes a request to attend a marriage ceremony.
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For pressing issues — such as security bug fixes — developers can display a full-screen message the next time a user starts up an app to notify them that an update is available.
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Traipsing down to visit her while she digs up a blueberry bush, Gregory starts up some small talk about working together, and then we see he's got a knife in his hand.
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Raj Barik, programming systems research scientist at Uber, builds performance tools for the ride-hail company to use internally, and uses Swift to improve how fast its code starts up and builds.
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Analysts predict strong results when reporting season starts up next month, with first-quarter S&P 500 profit growth on track to be the highest in seven years, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The East African country discovered commercial oil reserves in its Lokichar basin in 2012 and a 800-km (500-mile) pipeline is due to be built before production starts up in 2021/22.
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The Dakota Access pipeline starts up in May, giving the Gulf access to the Bakken shale play, and will likely sap any lingering economic incentive for Bakken-by-rail, which is more expensive.
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Loosely mirroring Nowak's own affair with William Oefelein, Cola becomes involved with fellow astronaut Mark Goodwin (Jon Hamm), but her life is further upended after Goodwin starts up a relationship with another woman.
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Fort Hills produced 6,000 barrels per day during fourth-quarter test runs and is expected to fully start production in mid-January when the first of three secondary extraction trains starts up, Suncor said.
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Lawyers for ETP said in court Monday that the pipeline could be finished in 60 to 90 days from the time construction starts up again, with oil flowing in about 83 days after that.
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It's hard to gauge the look on my wife's face as she swings open the car door, pushes herself laboriously from behind the wheel, then starts up the walk as if she hasn't seen us.
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Qatar and partner Exxon Mobil Corp earlier this year gave the go-ahead for their jointly-owned U.S. Golden Pass LNG project, which could boost demand for such vessels when the project starts up in 2024.
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England's High Court ruled on Thursday that the British government requires parliamentary approval to trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty which starts up to two years of talks for Britain's departure from the bloc.
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The visit usually starts up at the cattle's ass of dawn in the first wing, followed by the Innovation and New Technologies booths in Hall 4, where this year, agricultural drones seem to be all the rage.
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Top miner Brazil's Vale expects to raise its output to 340-380 million tonnes this year from about 340-250 million in 2016 as its starts up the last of its major new mines, the S11D project.
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When you pick up an iPhone, the accelerometer feels that happen and starts up Face ID. So I asked: will using radar for these features make the experience so much better that people will really notice it?
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Unlike Teslas, which run on electricity alone, the Volt is a "plug-in hybrid" that has a smaller battery pack, but it also packs a gasoline engine that starts up when the battery runs out of juice.
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However, if you have too many programs running as soon as your Mac starts up, it can slow everything down, making that routine startup a tedious slog with plenty of instances of the spinning wheel of death.
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And, because human crying frequency tends to dip in the teens and early-to-mid adulthood, I learned that my years of tearlessness fell roughly within established trends for when crying tapers and then starts up again.
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The night usually simmers down (or starts up?) with us watching Game of Thrones on our Vizio or playing Zelda on our New Nintendo 3DS XL and one of us passing out before it's time for night feedings.
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That's because as the machine starts up, before you even get to your security application, it launches the firmware, the boot sequence, the kernel, then the operating system — and then and only then, does your security application launch.
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New capacity growth, on the other hand, is being slowed both by a requirement that what starts up must match what's been closed and plans to force captive power plants to pay more to subsidize other electricity users.
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It is set to see a sharp rise in production in the coming years as it starts up eight projects this year, including in Oman and Azerbaijan, the largest number in the company's history in a single year.
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After a moment, he starts up again, saying he "maybe" cut the previous speaker off too quickly — underlining how much he's having to second-guess himself in what is evidently unfamiliar and uncomfortable territory for the Uber CEO.
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These mini scores, which BMW calls "sound worlds," will ripple out their smoothly vibrant vibrato—think Lionel Hampton on the theremin—when the doors open, as the car starts up, and as the car drives along the road.
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The leak, which was first reported by Motherboard, was for an iOS process named "iBoot" that starts up the system when you first turn on your iPhone and ensures the code being run is valid and originates from Apple.
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As we exit the bagel shop, he starts up a conversation with a homeless man outside, handing him a £10 note once he's ruffled around his pockets for change, before piling his acoustic guitar into a cab for tonight's show.
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As for why he chose to give up sex for the month, the athlete shared that he wants to spend his off-season doing "certain things that challenge me," so he'll be in a better place when football starts up again.
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Looking forward, the firm may beef up products trading once more after its Star refinery in Turkey starts up, including a return to middle distillates depending on possible export volumes and how the market looks after the IMO change, they said.
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On the supply side, more production is expected to emerge from Papua New Guinea and Russia's Sakhalin II plant, and output in Australia is also expected to rise as the last batch of its mega-projects gradually starts up production.
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The whole thing starts up with the nightmare/cringe-inducing audio of Trump talking about grabbing women "by the pussy" and being able to do "anything" to women because he's a "star"—which only gets harder to listen to each time.
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On a Mac, just hold down the Option key after hearing the boot sound; on Windows machines, a key like F12 or Delete is usually used (check for instructions as the computer starts up, or check the instructions that came with it).
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Fort Hills in northern Alberta produced 6,000 barrels per day during fourth-quarter test runs and is expected to fully start production in mid-January when the first of three secondary extraction trains starts up, Suncor said in a statement after markets closed.
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After spending the summer rebuilding their relationship in Los Angeles after his cheating scandal, the reality star is moving back to Cleveland with her boyfriend Tristan Thompson and their daughter True as his season with the Cavaliers starts up, a source tells PEOPLE.
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According to a company presentation, New Century aims to produce 4,000 tonnes of zinc in the third quarter as it starts up, and 30,000 tonnes in the fourth quarter before reaching name plate capacity of 260,000 tonnes by the end of next year.
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And the all-too-familiar cycle that happens after a school shooting starts up again: the initial shock and horror; the mourning of the victims; the anger at the shooter; the verbal battle over gun control, the response (or non-response) from lawmakers.
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He continues to attend industry conferences to keep up and has found data vendors that are receptive to giving him free trials in the hopes that he'll put in a good word when he starts up at a new firm, he said.
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A spokeswoman for Prime Minister Theresa May told reporters on Thursday the government had been clear it has 'prerogative' power to trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty which starts up to two years of talks for Britain's departure from the bloc.
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On the ground in Harris County, Texas — one of the states expected to be hardest hit by Zika — public health and environmental services director Umair Shah said the money needs to trickle down in the next few weeks as mosquito season starts up.
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When the nomination circus starts up again Mr Cruz's argument will be ready, as, no doubt, will his eerily memorised speeches, delivered with that awkward amalgam of lawyerly and preacherly mannerisms, and those corny jokes, often accompanied by an excruciating little self-satisfied chuckle.
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"As we move through the early 2020s, LNG will come under pressure in the power sector as new coal-fired power capacity starts up and imports will fall towards 153 million tonnes per annum (mmtpa)" said Lucy Cullen, senior analyst at energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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And listen to the nineteen-thirties tango that starts up, with couples dancing beneath a street lamp; suddenly, one by one, the women are left alone, clutching at emptiness where their partners ought to be—a reference to Russian menfolk, heading off to war.
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In a note to clients last week, DA Davidson analysts Rishi Jaluria and Hannah Rudoff cited increased "competitive intensity" from Microsoft, but said they suspect that the daily user tally for Teams includes instances in which the Teams app loads when a PC starts up.
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That muted appetite means the United States, which became the world's top oil producer this year as its shale output hit record levels, will continue to hold only a sliver of China's market even as a wave of new refining capacity starts up there.
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Sources have also told PEOPLE that the couple will spend the summer in L.A. with their newborn daughter — who was born just two days after allegations surfaced that Thompson cheated on Kardashian throughout her pregnancy — and will return to Cleveland when Thompson's basketball season starts up again.
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Movies are key to helping Netflix fend off new competition from Disney Plus and othersAs 2020 starts up, along with Netflix working on scoring some Oscar gold, the company is gearing up to face the new streaming competition, like Disney Plus, Apple TV Plus, and HBO Max.
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A few weeks ago the pop stars teamed up for "One Kiss"—a track which, in manner of everything Harris has made of late, is a sun-worshipping, house-tinged barrage that will no doubt see the royalties rolling in once Love Island starts up again.
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"If this thing starts up, I think the pros are going to have to chase it because their performance has been abysmal this year," said Saut, a secular bull who believes strong corporate earnings and economic growth will dominate the landscape for at least the next several years.
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Stan's pursuit of the Jennings leads to the end of his marriage partially because of the affair he starts up with Nina, a source inside the Russian consulate who eventually tried for treason and deported to a Siberian gulag after working as a double agent before flipping back again.
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This year is shaping up to be pivotal for BP as it starts up the largest number of new projects in a single year and the huge series of payments made in penalties and compensation for the deadly 2010 Deepwater Horizon rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico taper off.
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Last month, a source told PEOPLE that after Kardashian and Thompson, 27, spent the summer rebuilding their relationship in Los Angeles following his cheating scandal, The reality star plans to be back in Cleveland with the NBA player and their daughter True as his season with the Cavaliers starts up.
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Soon, by the time term starts up again you'll return to knowing what day of the week it is, after that blurry eight-day period between Christmas Eve and New Years where your main concerns were finding the next piece of cheese and/or pastry to angle into your month.
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A good example is bypassing Puerto Vallarta (beachfront resorts can cost $23 a night and up) for Riviera Nayarit further north (about 30 minutes to get to Nuevo Vallarta, where the region starts, up to three hours to get to San Blas, all the way north), where hotel rates significantly drop.
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Xbox One1) Pick your power-saving modeBefore you dive into your gaming, decide between Energy-saving and Instant-on for the Xbox One's 'off' state (under the Power & startup menu in Settings)—the former draws less power but the latter means your console starts up quicker (and also turns on your TV when it starts).
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The OnePlus 6, meanwhile, is an excellent phone in its own right, and almost certainly the best available at its price point in the US. Next time the OnePlus hype cycle starts up again — probably for a 6T later this year — it may well make sense to look at Oppo's lineup for clues as to what to expect.
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As busy as that description sounds, it's almost the breather the project needs before the high-tech aural blitz starts up again: "Natural Selection" careens through an atmosphere of fizzy synth stardust on four-to-the-floor rails; "Summing the Wretch" pairs digitally processed vocals against yet more amphibian-esque squelches; "The Burglars" flirts with becoming a number from a chiptune opera.
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JangoImage: ScreenshotJango doesn't have the most modern-looking interface we've ever seen on the web, but it does a great job of serving up customized online radio stations, similar to Pandora: Start it off with something you like, and you then an endless stream of related music starts up, complete with links to artist bios and websites, as well as lyrics if you want to sing along.
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