For example, 90 percent of HBO NOW customers also subscribed to Netflix, while 80 percent subscribed to Amazon Prime.
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A little shy of half subscribed to streaming video services.
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His was the 321st most subscribed to channel on YouTube.
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I've subscribed to him since before he started the company.
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About 60,000 subscribed to the company's cooking and crossword sections.
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I wasn't one of those who subscribed to that notion.
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Have you subscribed to Emily Weinstein's five weeknight dishes newsletter?
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Millions of people subscribed to her story, including plenty of journalists.
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Not only have I subscribed to many of them — from Play!
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The alleged shooter subscribed to racist and anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
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Norwood is now subscribed to a chili of the month club.
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Here's how you can check what you're subscribed to through Apple.
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My father first subscribed to National Review in the early 1960s.
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Many others seemed to have subscribed to this same soccer calculus.
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It had an elite that subscribed to the rule of law.
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I recently subscribed to Acorn TV, the British TV subscription service.
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About 80,000 subscribed to the Times' eight-edition newsletter, per Digiday.
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If you're already subscribed to that, Processor is the same thing.
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You should see a list of channels you&aposre subscribed to.
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You can only download songs if you're subscribed to Spotify Premium.
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You can also search for content based on what you're subscribed to.
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Anchor investors have already subscribed to 1.2 billion rupees' worth of shares.
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If you haven't subscribed to The Drive-Thru yet, you're in luck!
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Even today, Bieber is the most-subscribed to music artist on YouTube.
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Email providers then subscribed to those lists so they could block offenders.
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"I subscribed to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal."
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They subscribed to these sites in all but the most literal sense.
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For example, I'm subscribed to news about Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat.
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In August 2013, PewDiePie became the most-subscribed-to channel on YouTube.
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You can ensure that you'll see your newly subscribed to calendar here.
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Just 90,000 households subscribed to iTV at its peak, according to CNN.
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I first subscribed to the NYT following the inauguration of President Trump.
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If you've still not subscribed to Extra Crunch, now is the time.
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I also subscribed to all the squash Web sites, both of them.
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The people who are subscribed to Hulu, who go and sign up.
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I subscribed to all kinds of newsletters and forums for neighborhood parents.
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They may show up on subscriber rolls as "subscribed to cable," but their cable box often sits dusty and un-used in a bedroom closet, with cable TV only subscribed to in order to nab a promotional bundle discount.
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Nonetheless, many electors have subscribed to the Hamiltonian vision throughout this year's campaign.
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I subscribed to Rolling Stone, but MTV I had a personal relationship with.
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And if you haven't subscribed to Mixtape yet, what are you waiting for?
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I subscribed to some channels and counted myself a regular visitor to YouTube.
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I've always subscribed to the "less is more" philosophy with my nighttime routine.
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There are 34.2 million people subscribed to Microsoft's Office 365 service for consumers.
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There are 34.8 million people subscribed to Microsoft's Office 365 service for consumers.
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" Manufacturers have long subscribed to the mantra, "Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday.
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There is at least one Substack that I know that I subscribed to.
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Over 500,000 users have subscribed to popular toy vlogger Chad Allen's YouTube page.
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But people who aren't subscribed to Prime now have to pay list price.
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I never subscribed to bridal magazines or dreamed about my perfect wedding dress.
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If you're not already subscribed to the newsletter, you can sign up here.
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Until recently, I subscribed to Blue Apron, but I'm a pretty good cook.
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As of right now, fewer than 2,000 people have subscribed to his channel.
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However, you can't access these unless you're subscribed to Google's Nest Aware plan.
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He lived on Long Island at the time and subscribed to the paper.
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Like many women, I've subscribed to plenty of diet fads, supplements, and treatments.
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In 2011, about 100 million Americans subscribed to a television package with ESPN.
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That beats out the 139 million people worldwide who have subscribed to Netflix.
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She subscribed to genre magazines to study some examples, then tried her hand.
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If you subscribed to every premium channel, your monthly bill would be $100.
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But others still subscribed to the Post's assessment that AOC was being hypocritical.
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Revenue is up, income doubled, and millions more people subscribed to the service.
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He subscribed to a new magazine, People , and read it in his office.
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NANCY PELOSI: The Republicans in Congress are fully subscribed to the President's agenda.
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The organization sent queries to the teachers who subscribed to its weekly newsletter.
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Most Republicans have long subscribed to the idea that legal immigration is good.
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I've been on Reddit for more than five years and always subscribed to Gonewild.
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Monday's lawsuit seeks class action status for people who subscribed to Tidal from Feb.
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You can also add to the pile the countless sports podcasts I'm subscribed to.
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I've never subscribed to the idea that defense is what matters most in football.
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If you're not already subscribed to this email roundup, you can do so here.
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He subscribed to Givling's paid sponsors, including Blue Apron and the snack company Kind.
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The Deuce started up again last week, which means I'm subscribed to HBO again.
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So you're paying $4.99 less than you would if you subscribed to them separately.
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I subscribed to r/Breadit and r/Sourdough, and actually learned quite a bit.
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Bank of Tianjin said mom and pop investors subscribed to a meagre 0.6 percent.
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More than 10 million people subscribed to Disney Plus in its first day online.
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Several allegedly subscribed to far-right beliefs, and two allegedly made threats against Walmart.
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I've always subscribed to the newspaper, although I am disheartened by the mug shots.
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"I'm not a woman who has ever subscribed to it," Rotunno told the paper.
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The consulting firm said the average streaming customer has already subscribed to three services.
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I already subscribed to those magazines, but I&aposd always avoided the investing sections.
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Big money was mostly old money, and old money still subscribed to certain virtues.
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Half of the medical students and residents subscribed to at least one false belief.
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LG: It'd be a good if 2.2 billion people were subscribed to Vox content.
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She says she wants to "keep an eye" on the many channels she's subscribed to.
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More than 20 million households are subscribed to AMC's Stubs program, according to the company.
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Like Tanton, FAIR's early board members subscribed to a brand of environmentalism that emphasized eugenics.
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Rocco subscribed to the page of Identity Dixie, an SPLC-designated neo-Confederate hate group.
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Crowder is popular on YouTube, with more than 3.8 million people subscribed to his channel.
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The company declined to say exactly how many users had subscribed to the different channels.
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Tecnocom shareholders holding 52.7 percent of Indra's capital have subscribed to the offer, Indra said.
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Just choose one that you haven't subscribed to previously to take advantage of the offer.
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You can't confirm that you're currently subscribed to the paid product known as FreeTime Unlimited.
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Those who subscribed to All-Access will soon receive an enrollment offer for Lyft Pink.
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The staff also notes that 800 people subscribed to the paper's digital edition on Friday.
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Mediobanca has subscribed to 5 percent of Popolare Vicenza's capital hike, a source told Reuters.
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And remember, if you're not already subscribed to the newsletter, you can sign up here.
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If you're subscribed to Hulu through Roku, you'll need to cancel that subscription before proceeding.
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They could also continue to be recommended to users subscribed to channels posting such content.
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Furthermore, Life Insurance Corporation of India has also subscribed to the Bank's preferential equity issue.
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How surprising to realize that my father had subscribed to our secret club all along.
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The first four streaming services I subscribed to were Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime and HBO.
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Cain represents countless individuals who are now subscribed to extremist or conspiracy theory-related content.
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According to Variety, analysts say that around 24 million users subscribed to Disney+ in November.
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Retention programming, like documentaries that keep people subscribed to the service between big live events.
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More than 4,000 members subscribed to the videos and paid up to $44.95 per month.
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Volland explains, [Socialists] subscribed to the same concerns and aims, to expectations of a common future.
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The 01 can either be purchased outright, or subscribed to on a far less permanent basis.
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For instance, newsletters and news or sports alerts you subscribed to, actually want, and find interesting.
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My dad subscribed to National Review when I was little and it was like read this.
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At 19, 27, and 33, I subscribed to the idea that tattoos should be carefully considered.
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Anchor investors have subscribed to 16.25 billion rupees worth of shares as part of the IPO.
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According to David, Afeni never subscribed to the theory that Smalls had ordered her son's death.
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And yeah, I just subscribed to it because I had to hear what I've been missing.
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I even subscribed to Hulu as a safety net right before terminating my cable TV contract.
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FOLLOWING I don't follow anything or anybody online; neither am I subscribed to any online magazines.
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Disney announced that more than 10 million people subscribed to Disney Plus on the first day.
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And, finally, I subscribed to The CW Watch, but not for any new content they offered.
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If I subscribed to a different set of morals, I would be exempt from its clutches.
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For decades, leading voices in industry and government had subscribed to a prevailing ethos: techno-optimism.
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You'll need to be subscribed to Spotify Premium, however, before you can download albums or playlists.
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He subscribed to 16 newspapers, so that's a little like spending your evenings staring at Fox.
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As a result, between June 2016 to May 2018, some 499,691 users had subscribed to Match.
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The subscriber database includes only residents who subscribed to the paper prior to 2017, the paper said.
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For too long, Indian-Americans have subscribed to the notion of the "model minority" immune from racism.
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And both subscribed to the same principle about innovation — one that's the opposite of conventional business wisdom.
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Chinese sovereign wealth fund China Investment Corp had previously subscribed to $150 million worth of Bumi shares.
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This is a fundamental principle of European security that Russia has also subscribed to and should respect.
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One popular (completely unsubstantiated) theory posits that a "deranged stalker" who subscribed to West's website killed her.
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I subscribed to the popular Western consensus: that they smelled like shit and must taste like farts.
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Anchor investors have already subscribed to 5.53 billion rupees worth of shares as part of the sale.
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For BET, you have to be subscribed to a cable network that includes the channel in subscription.
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They subscribed to the Bauhaus notion that no hierarchy should exist between art, craft, design, and architecture.
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There seems to be a little confusion about whether the Nazis subscribed to these occultist beliefs themselves.
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The Daily Telegraph reported that Mair also subscribed to S.A. Patriot, a pro-apartheid South African magazine.
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Fairfax subscribed to around 80 pct of Atlas Mara's share issue, with existing shareholders taking the rest.
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Think two mobile networks where users can only talk to the people who subscribed to their network.
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Close to 150 million people are subscribed to the platform as of 2019, as reported by Statista.
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And if you haven't subscribed to Disney Plus yet, here is a complete breakdown of the service.
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Voyager Air said shares can be subscribed to and subsequently traded in either U.S. dollars or sterling.
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I've subscribed to it for decades, and I haven't had this issue so much in the past.
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You can tap through to new episodes of podcasts you're subscribed to right from the Home Tab.
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She has subscribed to the Trump stance that she could be removed by the President at will.
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If you have been subscribed to any magazines through Google over the past eight years, fear not.
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Again, don't forget, even though Too Embarrassed is going away, you should stay subscribed to this feed.
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By 2009, over 9,000 people had subscribed to FlexiSpy's mailing list to receive updates on new products.
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"Black don't crack" is a notion that many of us live by, but I've never really subscribed to.
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The share sale was subscribed to by about 50 local and foreign investors, one of the sources said.
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Premieres will also show in the section where all the channel content you've subscribed to displays, we're told.
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They subscribed to the view that treating their shareholders' need for profit as paramount represented their highest purpose.
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We've long subscribed to the thought that clothing has magical powers and it seems that J.Crew does, too.
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Those subscribed to a VPN can obtain an IP address from any gateway city the VPN service provides.
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Sometimes they are subscribed to something and they get value from it, from the content or the service.
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Users are grandfathered into the $35 a month price as long as they stay subscribed to the service.
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Any Slack channel subscribed to that specific subreddit's RSS feed would then see the link inside their chat.
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Asked about this, Danker said Watch's Discover section highlights shows you haven't subscribed to, broadening your world view.
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"I cannot cancel something I never subscribed to but yeah I will continue to not subscribe," she responded.
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Box reported better-than-expected quarterly results on Wednesday, as more customers subscribed to its content-sharing platform.
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"DHFL is just experimenting to see if the investors subscribed to the inflation-linked option," said the banker.
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Meaning, she had also subscribed to the harmful stigma of promiscuity — that's what we were taught, after all.
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This investigation identified over 5,000 individuals, including many affiliated with DOD, who were subscribed to child porn websites.
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If you're already subscribed to Harry's, you can actually use its blade cartridges on your Flamingo razor handle.
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But there's a catch: You have to be subscribed to DashPass, DoorDash's subscription service, to access the freebies.
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Nearly 86,63 users subscribed to his feed over that 7-day span, according to the analytics firm SocialBlade.
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"Desire, seduction, regret and loss — these were some of the key words I subscribed to," he tells me.
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Once you&aposve subscribed to an ESPN service, here&aposs how to watch ESPN on your Roku device.
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My parents subscribed to three daily newspapers, only one of which, The Baltimore Sun, had a comics section.
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One of the workers, the spokesperson said, had subscribed to other Google employees' work calendars without their knowledge.
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He readily critiqued the region's cultural guardians who subscribed to Western reverence as a profound rejection of self.
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Reminding them they have the capacity to date someone who's hot, cool, and subscribed to the New York Times?
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And, of course, we'd like it if you subscribed to The Verge's other podcasts The Vergecast and Verge Extras.
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The company announced earlier this month that it had more than 25 million paying customers subscribed to its service.
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Even if I'm not a fan, 10 million people have subscribed to Apple Music in its first six months.
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For much of the 20th century, the professors write, politics worked because most practitioners subscribed to two vital norms.
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Why stay subscribed to a TV service year-round when you only care about one or two TV shows?
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If you're not subscribed to something like Amazon Prime, Black Friday is a chance to access what you need.
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If you have entered your cable subscription information or subscribed to ESPN+, you will go straight to the game.
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I'm subscribed to a dozen or so playlists that I rarely play more than once, with one notable exception.
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Michigan residents who subscribed to a Hearst publication on or before July 30, 2016 and eligible for the settlement.
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The networks will be available for $15 each on top of whatever Vue package customers are already subscribed to.
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If you subscribed to Premium via the Pandora website, you'll need to use the Pandora website to cancel it.
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Today, she has expanded out to all sorts of lifestyle videos and has the 23rd most subscribed-to channel.
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What would happen if Josh succeeded in establishing this norm, and we all subscribed to the Swedish Fish Theory?
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Surely everyone who wants to use a music streaming service has long since subscribed to Spotify or Apple Music.
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If you're not already subscribed to Radio Motherboard you can find us on iTunes and every other podcast app.
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During his confirmation hearing in 2017, Mr. Lighthizer said that he subscribed to Mr. Trump's "America First" trade policy.
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A giant Pepe the Frog dominates a quarter of the screen for Redditors who haven't subscribed to the subreddit.
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Younger millennials, Gen Z, and future generations have already friended, followed, and subscribed to everyone they care to know.
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When you subscribed to a magazine two years ago, it feels disconnected to you liking something on Facebook today.
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During his confirmation hearing in 2017, Mr. Lighthizer said that he subscribed to Mr. Trump's "America First" trade policy.
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In boring terms, The Mall has survived because it has always subscribed to the notion of mixing retail with entertainment.
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I asked how and when she was looking into opportunities, and she said that she was subscribed to some emails.
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Even as recently as October, irate former subscribers were receiving notices that they would be re-subscribed to new plans.
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On Wednesday, the tween was wearing his Logan Paul hoodie, a Christmas present, and was still subscribed to Paul's channel.
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LOT2046 is a smaller, independent algorithmic platform for fashion that I subscribed to last year and I haven't looked back.
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The difference is, YouTube's pairs are building massive fan bases that rival those of the platform's most subscribed-to creators.
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And the number of adults who have never subscribed to cable rose to 34.4 million last year, according to eMarketer.
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I had subscribed to Hulu through my Roku, which prevented me from being able to upgrade to the new service.
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During the 2014 Ebola epidemic in West Africa, 25,000 people subscribed to the BBC's first "Lifeline" humanitarian service using WhatsApp.
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It was not just credulous fund managers and reporters who subscribed to this view: it was embedded in financial regulation.
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He eschewed sectarianism, telling Ahmed that a Muslim was a Muslim, regardless of the school of thought they subscribed to.
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During the 2014 Ebola epidemic in West Africa, 25,000 people subscribed to the BBC's first "Lifeline" humanitarian service using WhatsApp.
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Lonelygirl15 quickly became the most subscribed-to channel on YouTube — in part because fans began to suspect something was amiss.
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You either subscribed to your city's major paper or you didn't, but there was no other paper to subscribe to.
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And once Spotify's users are subscribed to a number of podcast shows, they're more likely to stay with the service.
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For Jeffree Star, who is now the second most-subscribed-to beauty guru, he helped reignite a career in content.
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At the top is a promoted show, followed by a queue of recently watched shows and shows you've subscribed to.
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He subscribed to an ideology of racism and bigotry, and was quite clearly, in my opinion, out of his mind.
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" I subscribed to Martha's Quarterly after learning that it is "a quarterly subscription of four handmade artist books a year.
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I finally gave in and subscribed to HBO for Season 7, something I had avoided for years and years. Sigh.
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The new monthly option covers those same 2 incidents for every 24 months a user is subscribed to the plan.
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Tenney has become one of Twitch's most popular and subscribed-to streamers, and he boasts more than 10 million subscribers.
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CBS All Access, the network's subscription video service, can now be subscribed to and watched through the Apple TV app.
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State-licensed real estate agents subscribed to a code of ethics that prohibited sales to black families in white neighborhoods.
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If you aren't subscribed to The Vergecast, go subscribe just so you can listen to this interview from Nilay Patel.
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Last year, he said, he and his wife subscribed to the CBS All Access streaming app to watch the Grammys.
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Replay is very much like Wrapped, except that it includes playlists for every year you've subscribed to Apple Music, retroactively.
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The YouTuber has since surpassed 100 million subscribers, and is the most-subscribed-to solo creator on the platform today.
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When I went through my preferences, I unchecked lots of pages I had subscribed to years ago and since forgotten about.
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More than 2200,2000 people have subscribed to the service since it launched in mid-December, with about 230% regularly making calls.
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According to the attorney general, over half a million customers have subscribed to the SPP since 2011 in Washington state alone.
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The cost cutting move is likely to convince anyone currently subscribed to one service that both are in their best interest.
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But the remaining people — about 45% — said they didn't identify with either, subscribed to both, or weren't sure about the terms.
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For the league's first three seasons, fans could watch races online, but only if they were subscribed to the relevant provider.
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Not everyone subscribed to this, but the racists managed to shift what was considered acceptable public discussion far to the right.
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Comcast, the agency said, pulled its numbers from customers who subscribed to higher broadband speeds which skewed the results in aggregate.
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All its revenue comes from the 30,000 French physicians who have subscribed to its online service for 109 euros a month.
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The two companies, when combined, would still have less than the number of customers subscribed to both AT&T and Verizon.
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I'm subscribed to vore artists I like on FurAffinity, and I also browse vore-related tags on booru sites like e621.
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Folks who have already subscribed to YouTube TV or do so today will be grandfathered in to the $35/month pricing.
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RCN viewers who have not subscribed to Netflix can do so on the spot, starting with a one-month free trial.
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According to Nature study co-author Richard McKay, there's evidence that Dugas subscribed to the "immune overload" theory of the disease.
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By September 2011, Dawson's channel was the fifth most-subscribed to YouTube channel behind Ray William Johnson, Nigahiga, Smosh, and Machinima.
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"The most important presentation to an investor is a prototype that is already being used or subscribed to," Kawasaki tells CNET.
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The service, launched in 2015, initially targeted younger consumers who had never subscribed to cable TV or already cut the cord.
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His Christian television network, Emmanuel TV, says it is Youtube's most subscribed to ministry channel with well over one million followers.
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If you subscribed to Nextel back in the day, you probably remember what their killer feature was on their old phones.
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In last year's Tubbs Fire, warnings were sent out to those who subscribed to a police notification system known as Nixle.
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In 2014, it forced a small left-wing party to disband, on the grounds that it subscribed to North Korean ideology.
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Thank you so much to all of you out there who have subscribed to the show over the last three months.
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He had been homeschooled by parents who subscribed to the "unschooling" movement, which advocates letting children explore whatever topics they wish.
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Leave one or two slots in your budget for an extra streaming service that you don't intend to stay subscribed to.
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So long as you're subscribed to the service, you can swap out or keep pieces for as often as you'd like.
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Instagram accounts that cover the royal family have become huge for many of the same reasons you subscribed to this newsletter.
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There's a moment every month that I remember I'm subscribed to Apple Arcade, and it's when the company sends my bill.
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If you haven&apost subscribed to BI Prime yet, use my link here to get 20% off your BI Prime subscription.
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Bozeman recently did a collaboration with LavishRuby, which involved a giveaway for people who subscribed to both of their YouTube channels.
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These were the 10 most subscribed-to creators at the start of the decade, and where these 2010 stars are now.
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For decades, conservative policymakers and the business community have subscribed to the theory that increasing innovation requires making inventions more profitable.
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OCU said it had received inquiries from shareholders who subscribed to Popular's 2.5 billion euro (2.8 billion) capital increase in May 2016.
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Grammer said Ningbo Jifeng had subscribed to a 60 million euro mandatory convertible bond representing approximately 9.2 percent of Grammer's share capital.
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Users who are logged into Reddit will see the same old thing — a selection of stories from the subreddits they've subscribed to.
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The crowd was packed — "There's more people in this room than have subscribed to Tidal in the past year," quipped James Corden.
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One way this might happen is if a company had multiple developers subscribed to the API for, say, work on different products.
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In other words, every single Facebook account just became a Twitch account with a massive potential audience already subscribed to your channel.
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VIP badges, which were previously consecutive marks of how long a member was subscribed to a specific community, will now be cumulative.
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But on some subconscious level that we've all subscribed to, it makes for damn good TV that's dark, but fun to watch.
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But Apple has also made it ridiculously difficult to find a list of apps you're subscribed to if you'd like to unsubscribe.
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Here's the problem: 244:44 is currently available only to people who subscribed to Tidal before June 26, and to Sprint customers.
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Sony also announced that 60 percent more users subscribed to the PlayStation Plus program when compared with the same window last year.
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As a former FBI agent, I have long subscribed to the concept of reverence for the law and support for the Constitution.
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But whether that concept of "drunkenness" included caffeine jitters depended on which school of Muslim thought you subscribed to at the time.
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If you aren't already a subscribed to one of the above, your best bet is to sign up for a free trial.
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"She subscribed to the idea that quality of life was more important than being kept alive at all costs," her son said.
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"I could make a post to a very popular Reddit community that Slack users around the world are subscribed to," Wells said.
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A registered Republican, Mr. Shank said he subscribed to the party's position that trade deals would open new markets for American companies.
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If you're subscribed to another streaming service and are wondering if you can integrate your HBO add-on elsewhere, you're in luck.
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The paper many in the audience had grown up with, and quite likely many had read that morning and even subscribed to?
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A lot more than usual of them are free to read even if you haven't yet subscribed to our site and apps.
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Look at all of these I'm still subscribed to, and this is after I've been actively clearing it out for a week.
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And consumers who thought they were paying a small, onetime shipping fee later discovered they were subscribed to an expensive monthly subscription.
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I subscribed to this one for quite a while, stopping only when we… pretty much ran out of room for more succulents.
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Skinny bundle providers are wooing a younger generation of cord cutters, along with people who never subscribed to traditional cable at all.
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The only other fees come if you&aposre subscribed to and using the device with premium streaming services like Netflix or Hulu.
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First, I want to set upfront, if you enjoyed Too Embarrassed to Ask over the years, please stay subscribed to this feed.
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The company said 122,000 households had subscribed to its internet-based TV service and its fibre optics infrastructure has reached over 350,000 households.
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Fans of the Swedish YouTuber, who is the most subscribed-to person on the platform, spread the phrase to bolster his follower count.
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This was five times higher than the rate of people who subscribed to apps when the apps were in the low-cost category.
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If you've never subscribed to HBO or if it's been a while, there's plenty to watch on HBO between Game of Thrones episodes.
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Each app cost $2.99 per month, which means a true stan who subscribed to all five apps would be paying $179.40 a year.
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And yet, I subscribed to All Access anyway in order to watch Discovery, even though I feel personally insulted by its business model.
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I slapped on the same Apple Watch Series 3 I tested back in September, and re-subscribed to Apple Music ($10 per month).
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If you're subscribed to Adobe's Document Cloud, you can also edit and organize documents, and digitally sign and send documents from any device.
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Mr Krueger subscribed to the New England Journal of Medicine, and admired the way each article began by discussing the paper's research design.
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In August last year, a security researcher was able to identify the email addresses of people who subscribed to the monthly dump service.
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Swanson also subscribed to leader of the far-right collective Vincent James Foxx's channel Red Elephants, and Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes's channel.
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If you live in the U.S., chances are you first subscribed to Netflix by thinking that you'd be able to stream countless movies.
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Appearing recently for some users globally on iOS, the notifications show video from Facebook connections or pages a user may have subscribed to.
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The concierge-style service gives customers a choice between more than 50 model variants, depending on what tier a customer has subscribed to.
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I felt a lot of pressure to just stay subscribed to this wildly inconsistent and impersonal service for the rest of my life.
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Colleen LaRose, better known as "Jihad Jane," subscribed to Revolution Muslim's channels and planned to murder a cartoonist before her well-publicized arrest.
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Microsoft is planning to release Office 2019 later this year, and most users will be business customers who aren't subscribed to Office 365.
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Or, rather, brands complying with Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation by asking us if we'd like to remain subscribed to their emails.
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"The President has always subscribed to the notion that the politics will catch up," then-White House spokesman Robert Gibbs told the paper.
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Over the past weekend, she was interviewed by the Associated Press, the newswire service subscribed to by nearly all major USA news outlets.
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On the first day of launch, more than 10 million people subscribed to Disney Plus, and the numbers will only climb from here.
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Moreover, Wh1sks was able to find out the email addresses of five people who have subscribed to the Shadow Brokers' monthly dump service.
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There is still a vast digital divide in the city: In its poorer neighborhoods, just 20 percent of people have subscribed to broadband.
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Mr. Spencer, a popular figure in the white nationalist world, said he did not believe that Mr. Trump subscribed to his entire worldview.
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He called himself a white nationalist, as well as a white supremacist, and said he subscribed to ideologies advanced by Klansmen and Nazis.
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Mair also subscribed to S. A. Patriot, a South African magazine published by pro-apartheid group White Rhino Club, The Daily Telegraph reported.
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While I have never subscribed to the Buddhist belief, "First Thought, Best Thought," I was surprised by what tumbled out of my mouth.
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What YouTube was doing instead, he claimed, was packing people's feeds with material they didn't care about, from channels they'd never subscribed to.
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Bongo with its local and international has over 75 million users subscribed to either Bongo's YouTube channel or to its app, Ahad said.
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Be short subscribed to Impeachment Today on the the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you go to hear my disembodied voice.
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He had subscribed to the idea that geographical isolation may have resulted in genetic variants that favor longevity to be kept among locals.
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We've made a lot more of them than usual free to read even if you haven't yet subscribed to our site and apps.
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We've made a lot more of them than usual free to read even if you haven't yet subscribed to our site and apps.
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So it was possible for anyone to "unsubscribe" from issue they were never subscribed to and thus learn the details of the vulnerability.
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Lawyers for Facebook showed the jury an issue of "Nuts and Volts," an electronics hobbyist magazine that Luckey had subscribed to as a youth.
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The Final Take If you are an Apple user who is already subscribed to Apple Music, HomePod is worth considering given its impressive sound.
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Before then, I'd always subscribed to the inherited wisdom that if you ever took drugs you were a loser and that drugs were evil.
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And 15 percent have subscribed to at least one e-commerce delivery service like Blue Apron or Dollar Shave Club in the past year.
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"We do not (and never have) subscribed to the rotation theory," Mark Schofield, managing director of global strategy at Citigroup, said in a note.
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Generations of Colombian coca farmers have subscribed to alternative-development programmes intended to support the transition from coca, only for funding to dry up.
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As a result, the particulars of what I believed got jumbled, but I always subscribed to the promise of the resurrection of the flesh.
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The seemingly never ending battle between Felix "PewDiePie" Kjellberg and T-Series for most subscribed to YouTube creator just hit a whole new level.
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It sounds like Instagram might be doing more of ... show you stuff that you haven't subscribed to in the future, but to date, yeah.
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The company said over 152,000 households had subscribed to its internet-based TV service and its fibre optics infrastructure has reached over 400,000 households.
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You can reorder your queue at any time and even throw in episodes for podcasts you aren't subscribed to, so there's lots of flexibility.
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The third phone -- found with the West 27th Street device -- was subscribed to the name of one of Rahami's family members from 2010-2013.
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His aides reportedly subscribed to an electronic clipping service before Trump's campaign so they could print out articles with mentions of the president's name.
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He subscribed to the domino theory of foreign policy, which stipulated that if one nation fell to communism the others around it would follow.
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Bobby Seale, a Panther co-founder, once subscribed to 250 political magazines and devoured books like "Before the Mayflower," a history of black America.
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Now, a creator's most engaged viewers will see Community posts in their Home feed on YouTube, even if they're not subscribed to the channel.
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It's trying to win over the population that hasn't yet subscribed to a streaming service, as well as older people who don't get technology.
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Many on the Left subscribed to the 1990s hope that the EU would enable a softer form of globalization that concentrated on regional integration.
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If you haven't already subscribed to YouTube TV, you can follow the instructions to sign up using your Roku player and a web browser.
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The company declined to say how many customers it has, or the percentage of customers who had subscribed to its $16 and $20 plans.
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Rather, her channel has experienced long-term, steady growth, pushing her into the top 5 most subscribed-to ASMR channels in just three years.
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Nielsen has been releasing its Netflix data privately to media companies that have subscribed to the service, including the Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros.
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Leong Hoe Nam: I'm very sure hundreds of thousands, if not 1 to 2 million Singaporeans would have subscribed to this free WhatsApp messaging.
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And finally, I especially want to give a shout out and thank you to everyone out there who listened and subscribed to Impeachment Today.
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How many times have you wanted to watch a show, only to find out that it isn't on a streaming service you're subscribed to?
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I've been subscribed to the music streaming service Spotify Premium since 2012 and, as a student, I used to pay $5 month for it.
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It's all a child's understanding of the Napoleonic Wars and fairytales from Yorkshire, and everything from their father's magazines, because he subscribed to anything.
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But there's no evidence that he subscribed to any recondite program like Rosicrucianism or Masonry, or that he used his skills to communicate private messages.
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It turned out that he had been subscribed to the service for more than a year — which racked up to a substantial amount of money.
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According to the company, more than 600,000 women in 160 countries have subscribed to the app, with three-quarters using it as a contraceptive method.
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Mostly I just didn't get along with my mother, and she subscribed to Calvinistic punishments like kid jail and institutions for the slightest of infractions.
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They'll get a notification for a new beauty video when things return to normal and they'll think, 'Wait, why am I still subscribed to her?
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It is likely that some die-hard "Gilmore Girls" fans subscribed to Netflix simply to catch up on the lives of Rory, Emily and Lorelai.
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And even if you aren't subscribed to Music Unlimited, you can sign up for the $4-a-month Echo-only tier simply with your voice.
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Through his personal YouTube account, Swanson subscribed to channels by gun and self-protection groups, as well as conservative channels like The Dave Ramsey Show.
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The catch here is that you already have to be subscribed to Ipsy's $10 bag to participate, which does give them a slight leg up.
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Origen of Alexandria and Gregory of Nyssa subscribed to reconciliationist views, for example, while Irenaeus of Lyons took a stance that could be considered annihilationist.
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Entry into this contest will require your email address, and you will be subscribed to our events newsletter to receive updates about upcoming TechCrunch events.
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And in some high-profile cases, iTunes users who had subscribed to Apple Music were finding thousands of files deleted without their knowledge or consent.
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Maybe RSS could have been extended somehow so that friends subscribed to the same channel could syndicate their thoughts about an article to each other.
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Star retracted his accusations, and Charles regained some of his initial following after the incident, reclaiming his position as the most subscribed-to beauty YouTuber.
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And make sure you're following major retailers on social media, or subscribed to their newsletters, so you'll hear about their newest discounts as they drop.
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In August 2013, PewDiePie became the most subscribed-to YouTuber ever, surpassing sketch-comedy channel Smosh — PewDiePie then reached 15 million subscribers three months later.
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Also, in order to get the Hulu and Showtime subscriptions included, you need to meet these criteria:You can't currently be subscribed to Hulu (No Ads).
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Postmates has also doubled the number of people subscribed to Unlimited, touting "hundreds of thousands" of Unlimited customers and 300 percent growth year over year.
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The UBS survey also found that 67% of respondents said they wouldn't cancel any of their existing video services if they subscribed to Disney Plus.
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Most likely you stuck with whatever publications you subscribed to and news programs you normally watched and received their images in a relatively passive manner.
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Q. I subscribed to the digital version of a magazine from England and downloaded it, but it's not showing up in my iPad's books library.
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Some of them might have subscribed to Pakistan but chose India because they didn't wish to forfeit properties or sever ties with their extended families.
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It was revolutionary for its time and offered a digital catalog you could access if you had a personal computer and subscribed to their service.
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But I caught The New York Times bug 50 years ago at the Francis W. Parker School in Chicago, which subscribed to The School Weekly.
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Customers still subscribed to live TV or using services like Hulu TV and YouTube TV are doing so for two main reasons: sports and news.
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If you are a donor or even subscribed to any campaign email lists, you've been inundated with solicitations for the last 48 hours or so.
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There is a "State Department component to this," Gowdy said, but he also said he has "never subscribed to the second phase" described by Nunes.
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Ten percent said they had subscribed to a cable, satellite or fiber optic service, and 7% said they were no longer interested in streaming video.
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Fifteen percent had subscribed to at least one e-commerce delivery service like Dollar Shave Club, Blue Apron or Stitch Fix in the past year.
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Giuliani has always subscribed to a racially tinged pro-police politics, but his race-baiting has been getting less and less subtle over the years.
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If you're subscribed to a plan advertised as 25 Mbps, there's a good chance that it's actually slower, and you're not even technically using broadband.
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Around 10,000 people visit HIBP every day, and 350,000 people have subscribed to getting an email notification if their information appears in a new breach.
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Just subscribed to #face app which takes your photo and "cleans it up" as a great photographer would do for an advertising campaign or beauty cover.
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If you're a Prime member, but haven't subscribed to the Amazon Music Unlimited streaming service yet, now is the time to set one up for yourself.
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Six weeks out from the big day, I surveyed which loyalty programs I was already subscribed to and signed up for a host of new ones.
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Since we do not have dues or membership forms, we do not have metrics on at-large membership that has not subscribed to the Facebook page.
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If you want to try out Tidal's Master quality songs, you'll need to be subscribed to its HiFi subscription tier, which currently costs $19.99 a month.
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Even if the remain camp did prevail, a view that Roche personally subscribed to, bubbling political tensions were still a major cause for concern, he said.
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Lyft Pink replaces that plan and any customer who subscribed to All-Access will get an enrollment offer for the new membership service, a spokesperson said.
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Of course, there are always exceptions that prove the rule — for instance, newsletters and news or sports alerts you subscribed to, actually want and find interesting.
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Plus, he included a stipulation that, initially, those who subscribed to TIDAL after midnight on Friday morning couldn't access 4:44 if they weren't Sprint subscribers.
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There are chat and tagging features, and a 'news feed' that features the latest clips from your friends or those that you've subscribed to on YouTube.
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After his arrest, Ftouhi told officials he was a 'soldier of Allah' and subscribed to the ideology of al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden, prosecutors said.
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If your device hasn't received this update yet and you've accidentally subscribed to a service, don't worry, there's a couple of easy ways to cancel it.
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And that's why #TurnMeOn feels disingenuous, too: an effort to use confusion over the new feed to boost the number of people subscribed to every post.
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Today, Bleszinski is firmly focused on making sure that LawBreakers doesn't follow the tried and tested patterns that so many of its predecessors have subscribed to.
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Until now, though, there was no original content, so if you subscribed to Red, you basically paid Google $9.99 to remove ads (and maybe offline viewing).
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More than ten top YouTube creators have taken breaks in the past year, including PewDiePie, who up until recently was the platform's most subscribed-to channel.
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No matter where you order your Tab S6, you can get a free four months of YouTube premium (provided you haven't subscribed to the service before).
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PewDiePie has been viewed as the bona fide King of YouTube for years, as he's kept his substantial lead as the most-subscribed-to YouTube channel.
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At 55 percent, just over half of the U.S. is subscribed to Prime, Amazon's recurring subscription service, RBC said — a level consistent with 2017's figures.
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Before the campaign, his aides subscribed to an electronic clipping service that flagged any mention of his name, then his staff printed out the key articles.
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But since I've never once subscribed to a celebrity's app and still somehow know everything they're doing at all times, I'm not inclined to start now.
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More than 1.6 million people have subscribed to his YouTube channel, where video clips from his show have been watched almost one billion times since 2008.
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I subscribed to Apple TV+ because Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon and Steve Carell were on "The Morning Show" and I wasn't going to not watch that.
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After his arrest, Ftouhi told officials he was a "soldier of Allah" and subscribed to the ideology of al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden, prosecutors said.
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The Swedish gamer has been locked in a months-long battle for the title of most-subscribed-to YouTube channel with Bollywood music company T-Series.
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NikkieTutorials, one of the most-subscribed-to beauty YouTube channels, became well known for de Jager&aposs makeup tutorials and collaborations with brands like Too Faced.
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As of 2017, reports indicated that the majority of millennials — and a greater proportion of them than in older generations — subscribed to multiple media streaming services.
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To help keep the company afloat, Reich called for Twitter users to stay subscribed to Dropout, CH Media&aposs streaming service for comedy videos from CollegeHumor.
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With Apple Music Replay, subscribers will get a playlist of their top songs from 2019, plus playlists for every year you've subscribed to Apple Music, retroactively.
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One was an auditor for a government office who was forced out of his job because, he said, he subscribed to a now-banned Kurdish newspaper.
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People who have Mixer's premium monthly subscription offering Pro won't see the ads, they said, and neither will people who have subscribed to a partnered channel.
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The company said existing and select new limited partners, which represent some endowments, public and private pension funds and financial institutions, had subscribed to the offering.
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He held the title as the most subscribed-to channel for 677 consecutive days between 2009 and 2011, a feat that's only been topped by PewDiePie.
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She was one of the commissioners who sometimes subscribed to the court custom of giving tenants two extra days in the home for each dependent child.
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I only started solving U.S. puzzles in earnest in early 2018, when I subscribed to The New York Times Crossword app and I quickly got hooked.
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There are chat and tagging features, and a "news feed" that features the latest clips from your friends or those that you've subscribed to on YouTube.
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Leaders from Alexander Hamilton to Abraham Lincoln to Harry Truman subscribed to the idea that sound finances were part and parcel of any ambitious military venture.
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I left Netherhall knowing my Catholicism would always be important to me, but that I had transcended its daily realities and no longer subscribed to its tenets.
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Terrorists who perpetrated the most recent attacks in Europe and the U.S. -- like the shootings in San Bernardino, California, and Paris -- all subscribed to radical Islamic ideologies.
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For years, South African President Thabo Mbeki had stalled on providing access to HIV drugs because he subscribed to discredited pseudoscience alleging that HIV doesn't cause AIDS.
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Now that we've collectively signed up for billions of dollars of unused SaaS subscriptions it's time to subscribed to a tool that helps us manage those subscriptions.
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If I'm subscribed to Amazon Prime in the United States, can I watch the Prime Instant Video outside the country, like when I'm traveling overseas for work?
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An evolving playlist I've been subscribed to for about five years that now contains 729 songs amounting to 53 hours and 56 minutes of non-stop music.
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This means the company can expect to generate monthly revenue indefinitely from all users who are subscribed to these services, which is something that Wall Street loves.
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The viewer would then be subscribed to the video uploader's channel without ever having to even leave the website or post where the video is embedded on.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Thousands of wealthy Moscow residents who subscribed to a regional internet provider have had personal data including names, home addresses and mobile numbers posted online.
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In particular, those who subscribed to the idea that men should be "playboys," have power over women, be independent, and be in control had worse mental health.
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She told him that she subscribed to cable TV just to watch him sing the anthem and that she turned off the game after he was finished.
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Back when PewDiePie was still the most subscribed-to YouTuber, the Christchurch shooting in New Zealand on March 15 that left 51 dead embroiled him in controversy.
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Three-million people subscribed to MoviePass as of this summer, but it's not clear if these recent problems have led to any changes in its user base.
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And of course, we'd love it if you subscribed to the show on iTunes, along with The Verge's other great podcasts like Ctrl-Walt-Delete and Vergecast.
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I turned off my digital news notifications, unplugged from Twitter and other social networks, and subscribed to home delivery of three print newspapers ... plus a weekly newsmagazine.
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California lawmakers who subscribed to such arguments put in a needless exception allowing active-duty military troops to buy cigarettes and other tobacco products at age 18.
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If you're subscribed to Hulu with Ads ($5.99 per mo.) or ad-free Hulu ($11.99 per month), you'll be permanently limited to two simultaneous streams at once.
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But he did not stop: Mr. Lin, a Los Angeles-based technical trainer, has been to 22017 films (some repeats) since he subscribed to MoviePass in December.
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It seemed as though there was a code of conduct that women subscribed to in the South, one that so many people had already been initiated into.
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Indeed, here are four that have launched in the past year that I have become deeply devoted to but which you may not have yet subscribed to.
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" CollegeHumor launched its own subscription streaming service called Dropout in 2018, and Reich said, "The #1 way you can support me is to stay subscribed to Dropout.
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Now, of the 96 million people in Bangladesh who are online today, 75 million of them are subscribed to either Bongo's YouTube channel or to its app.
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I've since subscribed to lots more (such as American Values Club, Crossword Nation, the Inkubator), all of which are fantastic and have helped me learn and improve.
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And if you like this interview, make sure you're also subscribed to Kara and Scott's weekly podcast Pivot, which you can find in all the same places.
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Even if you're not subscribed to his channel or interested in his varsity ice hockey meets self-help cult schtick, you might know that already thanks to YouTube.
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A long time coming The government has subscribed to the principle of "no advantage" first articulated in the 2012 report produced by the Exert Panel on asylum seekers.
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I get inspired by a lot that I see in my Instagram feed, as everyone that I'm subscribed to there is an influence on me in some way.
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I consider myself a part of, albeit a minority in, that community — I've subscribed to his channel and cheered for him with bits and participated in the chat.
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Instead, she seems to have subscribed to the same fallacies as all those who have been defending Kavanaugh in recent days by attacking the women who accused him.
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Fans were complaining on social media from early in the weekend that the product they had subscribed to suffered from buffering and other issues that rendered it unwatchable.
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I've religiously subscribed to the double cleanse method where I first remove my makeup with an oil-based cleansing wipe, before washing my face with a cream cleanser.
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A letter sent to those who had previously subscribed to the Skully email list, and obtained by TechCrunch, says new company SKULLY Technologies is bringing back the helmet.
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You can cancel a Pandora Premium subscription on your iPhone at any time, but the method to do so varies depending on how you subscribed to the service.
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And the scene in which Beck reveals that lie goes out of its way to underscore how easily anyone who subscribed to the multiverse idea has been played.
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People that subscribed to the monthly development magazine had the option to purchase special cosmetic items for $5, and could resell them at double or triple that amount.
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Some of them, I learned, subscribed to a common ethos among scientists that their job is to provide data and let society decide what to do with it.
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In view of the fact that almost all the private notations come well after the public compositions, Bach obviously subscribed to the sentiments expressed in his vocal music.
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Global Entry, which Honig has subscribed to since 2012, "also includes access to TSA PreCheck, which makes it even easier to justify the $100 fee," he pointed out.
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The most viewed YouTubers this year include some of the most subscribed-to channels, like PewDiePie and Dude Perfect, as well as popular video gamers and international creators.
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Instead, by 2016, fewer than 5 percent of homes could get NBN service, while just 78,000 (less than 1 percent of Australian homes) subscribed to a fiber connection.
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But there's a way around this for people who want to pay more for the ad-free tier of Hulu (or who might already be subscribed to it).
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But then I found out there was a monthly newsletter published by the Tilling Society, which I subscribed to for a while until the society ceased publishing it.
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His new channel could serve as another lucrative revenue stream, especially if he continues to partner with Star, who is the most subscribed-to beauty guru on YouTube.
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Your top songs for every year you've subscribed to Apple Music are now recorded in separate playlists, which you can save to your library and share with friends.
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There you'll find the "end membership benefits" option, where you can cancel either the Prime Video standalone or all of Amazon Prime, depending on which you're currently subscribed to.
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So the service will clearly favor customers who stay subscribed to the cable bundle... -- AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson spoke about WarnerMedia's plans at a J.P. Morgan investor conference.
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Instead, Upbeat's customers are subscribed to its platform, which helps them keep track of their interactions with journalists in the hopes of serving as a source on other stories.
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Campus was small and green, and the student body subscribed to an established honor code; she watched upperclassmen take care of freshmen, in an almost palpable atmosphere of trust.
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Chinese business magazine Caixin reported, citing sources with knowledge of the investment, that the asset management company founded by storied billionaire investor George Soros had subscribed to the IPO.
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When I subscribed to wellness, it gave me the means to rationalize my food insecurities, while glossing over my fear of food with the respectable veneer of health-consciousness.
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Trump ostracized Bannon, leading some to declare that Trump was "growing into the job," the preferred presidential cliché of people who willingly subscribed to the Brookings Institute's mailing list.
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They were data points of possibility to counter the roster of pessimisms arrayed against black America and, tragically, even subscribed to at times by members of our own communities.
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Snapchat doesn't have a direct unsubscribe button for accounts and publications you've subscribed to within the Discover page, but it is still easy to unsubscribe in a few steps.
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My husband and I subscribed to your paper right after the election because we believe that a free and independent press is vital, and we want to support it.
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Income Factor ■ Sixty-four percent of households with annual incomes of at least $100,000 and broadband subscribed to a streaming service in 2015, up from 56 percent in 2014.
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The Wall Street firm surveyed Netflix users in the US and found that 210% expected to turn their Netflix subscriptions on and off as they subscribed to other services.
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"Cool, I've actually been accidentally subscribed to a $50 monthly membership fee on Rihanna's bra website for four months without knowing it," a friend of The Goods tweeted recently.
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That account, according to the Telegram news channel, Chudesa OSINT, had subscribed to a group called Men's Club and downloaded a game called Zombie Fight, all typical online activities.
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She said that one experience that left a significant impact on her was when a follower whose mother had recently died subscribed to talk through his feelings with her.
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The day I subscribed to The CW Watch — the new streaming service from The CW — I had to confront the fact that I subscribe to 11 different streaming services.
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A number of prominent right-wing legal practitioners and scholars, including Attorney General William Barr, subscribed to the notion that the powers of the president are bold, almost total.
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The utility said it had noted the recommendation, which argued the regulated tariffs, which some 30 million clients are still subscribed to, did not comply with European competition regulations.
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People who don't use them will have their subscriptions default to the reverse chronological list of every video from every channel they've subscribed to — just like they always have.
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If you're already subscribed to the commenter's channel, the Profile card will indicate this; otherwise, you can click the red "Subscribe" link to start following the commenter on YouTube.
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If you haven't subscribed to it yet (and the free year of Disney+ for Verizon customers doesn't apply to you), this Black Friday deal will save you some money.
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Such exceptionalism, subscribed to more avidly by older generations, takes a rose-colored view of American foreign policy's history and ignores the profound changes shaping the 21st century world.
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She recently hit 20 million subscribers, so it's more than likely you're already subscribed to this YouTube OG. But just in case you're not, go and do it now.
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Indeed, by early 85033, Amazon Prime subscriptions climbed to 80 million and Netflix surpassed 50 million, and 64 percent of TV households subscribed to Amazon Prime, Hulu, or Netflix.
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St. Thomas Aquinas, an Italian Dominican friar born in 21983, for instance, subscribed to Aristotle's view that physical activity benefited the soul and helped put the mind at rest.
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It also did many things people probably didn't have time to think about, and which I only know of because I am subscribed to the Amazon news update email list.
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"This would already be more than the EU has subscribed to under the Paris Agreement and reaffirms the commitment to be at the forefront of global climate action," it added.
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Voters presumably subscribed to the heuristic rationale that a bad (inelegant, inconsiderate, poorly poised) debater would be a bad president – without a shred of evidence supporting such an outlandish contention.
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Not all of those banned have complied, however, and while the dusting of half the subreddit's membership has been successfully completed, just under 600,000 users still remain subscribed to it.
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Subject: YouTube Banning Conservative Channels Date: 2/20173/2018City: Nortonville, KansasRecently, YouTube has been blocking/banning conservative channels I am subscribed to, such as Dustin Nemos, Anti-School and Infowars.
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Also, the "play my podcasts" command we tried seems to send Google off on a hunt for recommended podcasts rather than taking you to the episodes you've actually subscribed to.
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This won't necessarily be limited to apps that you're subscribed to; even if you don't have HBO, Game of Thrones and other must-sees are going to have placement here.
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"The qualified recipients for this mailer have, at one point, subscribed to an opt-in list for maternity deals and coupons through a third party marketing company," Mr. Anderson said.
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For years, I subscribed to the notion that, in order to achieve any kind of volume in my hair, I was to accept the crunchy remnants it often left behind.
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An audit at Winner's workplace revealed that six individuals had printed out the document, including Winner, but only she subscribed to the news outlet, allegedly, using a personal email account.
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"After his arrest, Mr. Ftouhi told law enforcement that he was a 'soldier of Allah' and subscribed to the ideology of al-Qaeda and Usama bin Laden," the statement said.
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I thought we'd all subscribed to some hilarious inside joke where, in a parallel universe, we'd laugh over coffee about how, as much as sex hurts, we all wanted it.
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But according to the press release, the company is abandoning that structure, three months after it was adopted, though it will be sustained for people who subscribed to those plans.
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The first Mirror's Edge subscribed to a kind of mall-punk politics that treated making a city too clean as self-evidently evil, barely bothering to explain its characters' motivations.
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Mr. Gartenberg had subscribed to PlayStation Vue, Sony's online video service that offers a slimmer bundle of TV channels than a traditional cable subscription and for about half the price.
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When the TCPA became law in 2202, only three percent of Americans subscribed to a wireless telephone service, as compared to 2628 percent of the public as of January, 28500.
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An ASMR hall of fame wouldn't be complete without ASMR Darling, who quickly rose through the ranks of ASMR creators to become the second-most subscribed-to ASMRtist on YouTube.
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For many years, I've subscribed to the philosophy that there should be no such thing as "guilty pleasures," something I heard podcast host Chris Antista say years and years ago.
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Since Donald Trump was elected, people have subscribed to the belief that, at best, Melania Trump didn't ever want to be first lady, and at worst openly loathes her husband.
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Mr. Blanding said he subscribed to Race/Related for "its coverage of topics relevant to me as a black man," and for insight into the struggles of other marginalized groups.
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Not long after we moved here, we caved and bought AppleTV and subscribed to a VPN so that we could keep up with our favorite American TV shows and movies.
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So far, more than 10 million people have subscribed to Disney Plus since it launched in early November, with projections for up to 18 million by the end of 2020.
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John: Kanye's continuous updating of the Tidal version of "The Life of Pablo" seems to be upsetting people who think it's a ploy to keep people subscribed to the service.
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Her father worked for the Royal Mail, her mother was a school administrator, and the family subscribed to The Observer Magazine, which featured Nigel Slater's elegant, almost poetic food column.
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That community, a subreddit, had about 40,000 members, though it isn't clear how many of those members subscribed to the philosophy and how many merely tracked it out of curiosity.
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Here are some questions and answers about credit protection: What if I subscribed to TrustedID Premier but have a security freeze on my Equifax credit file, rather than a lock?
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But although I didn't necessarily grow up influenced by someone who subscribed to materialistic beauty standards, the importance of clean, healthy hair, skin, and nails was never lost on me.
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But none of us are obligated to remain forever subscribed to Netflix as a show of our support for quality TV, and saving cash always feels good (and is sometimes necessary).
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It subscribed to last month's capital increase to raise its stake to up to 30 percent, but fell short of that mark after demand exceeded shares on offer by 23 percent.
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What's most disappointing about this news is that This Is Us has obviously subscribed to the problematic notion that fat people only ever achieve true happiness once they've lost weight. Yawn.
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The majority of the East African country's population is subscribed to a mobile payment service, and the most popular choice is M-Pesa, which celebrates its 10th anniversary in March 2017.
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Those who vehemently subscribed to the patriarchal practices of gatekeeping, xenophobia, tribalism, womanizing, sexual violence, slavery, and even the seemingly positive ideals of chivalry and honor, tend to meet gruesome ends.
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It is not being broadcast by local stations, so she subscribed to an international news channel to see it, she said, and invited other victims to her house for the occasion.
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The number of people in the UK subscribed to streaming video services like Netflix and Amazon have overtaken cable and satellite TV subscriptions, media regulator Ofcom said in a new report.
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" DIRECTV Mobile is geared toward the "cord-nevers," or those who have not necessarily subscribed to pay TV. It will provide consumers with "made-for-digital content directly on a smartphone.
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Europeans now can watch online streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Video Prime, and others that they've subscribed to at home wherever they are traveling in the EU without facing region blocks.
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Barnier said the EU could not compromise on the integrity of its single market and allow customs-free EU trade with Northern Ireland unless the British province subscribed to EU rules.
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Ask around your social circle and see who might be subscribed to an account you can benefit from—or who might be able to make use of something you pay for.
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"In Italian law it's clear the best-price rule only applies to investors who have subscribed to the offer... but this is a very complex situation," a Milan-based lawyer said.
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Samsung's among the companies that have subscribed to the notion that smartwatches ought to look like watches — an entirely different school than the Apple Watches and Fitbit Versas of the world.
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And of course, we'd love it if you subscribed to the show on iTunes, along with The Verge's other great podcasts like Ctrl-Walt-Delete, Verge ESP, What's Tech, and Vergecast.
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Though I don't use those food services, I am subscribed to one beauty service I discovered a few years ago in college, where there were no department stores in my town.
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Only 79 percent of U.S. homes subscribed to some form of a pay TV service last year, down from 1353 percent in 2010, according to a study from Leichtman Research Group.
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Since uploading his side of the story, Charles has risen back up the ranks of most-subscribed to beauty gurus, reclaiming his original subscriber count after returning to his usual content.
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Here's why the tech giant is betting another $200 million on freight and opening a dedicated Uber Freight HQ.And here you're seeing us saying that we just haven't subscribed to that.
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All Jio PRIME members who have subscribed to the exclusive membership benefits till 31st March 2018 will get another year of complimentary PRIME benefits at NO additional fee (LIMITED PERIOD OFFER).
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Kirkland Lake already holds 18.2 percent of Novo via a A$56 million investment, and earlier this month subscribed to A$5 million of De Grey Mining shares, pending shareholder approval.
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I was subscribed to the IDM List later in its life, more late 90s I think, but not as a participant—really as an observer, monitoring a subculture and its discourse.
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Brought up as a Christian, he might not have precisely subscribed to the genesis offered by Genesis but—at first—he accepted the principle that God and his works were good.
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When the instrument sees a change, alerts go out to other astronomers subscribed to the service, who can then use even more powerful telescopes to study the transient event in detail.
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Thanks to all of you out there who have subscribed to Impeachment Today, be the the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you have gone to hear my disembodied voice.
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You can see a list of the apps you have subscribed to, like Apple TV Plus, Apple Music, HBO Now and Hulu Plus, and cancel the ones you no longer use.
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He never subscribed to the full objectivist program — Ms. Rand's views on art and sex were too narrow for his taste — and he found most of the objectivist true believers humorless.
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And it's also fair to wonder if anyone actually subscribed to Netflix because of Friends and The Office, and whether they will subscribe to NBC and WarnerMedia's services because of them.
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This is happening to pretty much anyone alive (or dead) who has ever used the internet, a credit card, gone to school, subscribed to cable television or used a cell phone.
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Some shows worth a free trial: Free trial length: 1 weekPrice per month: $14.99 How to cancel HBO Now: The process of canceling HBO differs depending on how you've subscribed to it.
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When YouTube's product team first clarified why some people may not receive notifications and others might, the community had one main question — shouldn't everyone who's subscribed to a channel get a notification?
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Microsoft will stop selling Groove Music passes soon (to stream music), and any customers subscribed to the service will be refunded pro-rata once Groove Music Pass is discontinued on December 31st.
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These companies all offer a unique range of pre-curated goods that can be subscribed to, for either one-offs or recurring periods, and delivered directly to your (or a giftee's) doorstep.
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Each day 60 million people visit On This Day, and 155 million have subscribed to its notifications that show your photos, status, updates, and wall posts from this date in years past.
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The hacker tells the teen to subscribe to PewDiePie and show him the proof that he did it (or was already subscribed to PewDiePie), by holding his phone to the Nest camera.
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About 8 percent of the U.S. are cord cutters, while 9 percent are cord nevers, a term for a person who never subscribed to these services, according to a recent GfK study.
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Between the late '70s and the mid '90s, Kaczynski, who subscribed to obscure neo-Luddite beliefs, mailed his targets more than a dozen bombs that killed three people and injured many others.
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More than 10 million people subscribed to Disney+ on the first day it launched, with subscriptions expected to hit 18 million by the end of 2020 and 90 million globally by 2024.
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The latest stock issue was meant to allow Carige to repay in shares a costly subordinated loan that Italian lenders subscribed to last month to help replenish Carige's second-tier capital buffers.
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Unlike the redesigns pushed by other social media companies, YouTube's update eliminates public tallies entirely, meaning that only the YouTube creator will know exactly how many users have subscribed to their channel.
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Sepp had received a lot of requests for money from groups because he subscribed to political publications, and he decided to send his resume to the groups that asked him for donations.
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Nearly half of all UK homes (13.3 million) subscribed to at least one of Netflix, Amazon, NOW TV or Disney Life, with an increasing number subscribing to more than one, Ofcom found.
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At the turn of the last century, when most of America's opinion makers subscribed to free market economics, you had a reasonable chance of winning a constitutional challenge against a business regulation.
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"These are not people subscribed to the Heritage Foundation," Mr. Sanford said, referring to the conservative research group that opposed the Republicans' doomed effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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It only tells companies how to optimize for a very specific and very loyal base of customers — not customers who are new to the brand or not subscribed to its rewards program.
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His objective reporting on racial affairs, especially after the Supreme Court struck down public school segregation in 21973, brought protests from citizens' councils and even news organizations that subscribed to United Press.
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Like the black elite itself, he subscribed to the view that affluent travelers of color could change white minds about racism simply by venturing to places where black people had been unseen.
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Iscove was a Freudian therapist who subscribed to the theories of Edmund Bergler, an Australian psychoanalyst who saw homosexuality as a mental condition traced to infancy that could be cured with enough effort.
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A curator at the Hermitage, Jackson's home, explained to Trump during his visit that Jackson subscribed to over a dozen newspapers and made notes on what he liked and what he disagreed with.
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Consumers who subscribed to the channels could watch them on Facebook's own properties — most likely via Facebook's "Watch" hub — but could also likely view them on other platforms and devices, like Roku TVs.
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I feel for the people who subscribed to MoviePass for a similar reason and are now being denied what was originally marketed towards them because it really helped me out of a rut.
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For decades, many teams have subscribed to the philosophy that sex sells, so cheerleaders dress in skimpy outfits, wave pompoms and dance suggestively throughout football games, where the majority of fans are men.
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It displays the groups you're currently subscribed to as well as some of the most popular—although because of Reddit's core demographic, video games and technology interests tend to rise to the top.
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As you'd expect, this is the place where you will find all of your downloads, saved music, recently played songs and playlists, everything that you have liked, and artists you have subscribed to.
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America was founded on slavery and genocide — twin dimensions of the white supremacism openly surging through our 50 states — yet paradoxically, this nation has always subscribed to principles of freedom and self-determination.
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The service was available only to users who subscribed to Ola's "Select" plan, which according to the company "saw hundreds of thousands of new users opt for Select subscription, resulting in 3x growth".
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In addition to explaining the "Lost Cause" ideology that the monument's builders subscribed to, the new plaque describes how the statue was a meeting place for a rally opposing school integration in 1962.
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In the past two years since launch, LikeToKnowIt has generated more than $100 million in revenue, with 1.5 million users subscribed to the system and more than 1,000 LTKI posts created every day.
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We've all subscribed to the terms and conditions we're given before you play those Facebook games, or make downloads because we've been like, 'I don't give a fuck, just give me my product.
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After a failed 2018 listing of Gategroup, Temasek and RRJ Capital subscribed to a five-year mandatory exchangeable bond which upon conversion will account for up to 49 percent of its share capital.
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In the UK, Amazon Unlimited Music will cost £9.99 a month for non-Prime members or £7.99 a month / £79 a year (that's £6.58 a month) for those that are subscribed to Prime.
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Some of her young Democratic colleagues, who've subscribed to a keep-your-head-down approach, already diss her as a media-hungry, social-media celebrity in the mold of a certain Republican president.
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And that's led us to a point of max fragmentation where companies and consumers alike are subscribed to so many niche products and services, they can no longer manage or afford new offerings.
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I bought my first home in my early 20s and subscribed to the weekend New York Times, mainly so I could receive the Real Estate section hot off the presses each Saturday morning.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThe Podcast app is virtually identical to the music app with dedicated sections for podcasts you can stream from Apple Music and your library of podcasts that you've downloaded or subscribed to.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama, backing a plan to connect low-income families to more affordable broadband services, on Wednesday set a goal to get 20 million people subscribed to high-speed Internet by 2020.
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The system will also keep adding recent videos from channels you have subscribed to as well, so it'll be interesting to see what (if any) effect this change will have on YouTube Creators.
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Gamer-turned-memer PewDiePie got help earlier this year from MrBeast during his attempt to keep his spot as the most-subscribed-to YouTuber, so it makes sense PewDiePie would help with #TeamTrees.
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It was produced by the public network BBC One in the UK, but its American co-producer is HBO, a network primarily subscribed to by those with enough disposable income to do so.
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The CW Watch was my tipping point, not just because it was the 11th streaming service I subscribed to, but because I had signed up for the sole purpose of rewatching old content.
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A print newsletter appeals to investors like Tom Yoder, 229.8, who said he had subscribed to the Morningstar FundInvestor since 211.8 and reads it from "cover to cover," taking notes in the margins.
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Temasek and RRJ have subscribed to a five-year mandatory exchangeable bond which, upon conversion, will result in up to 49 percent of the share capital of Gategroup, the company said on Monday.
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A 70 percent decrease in people watching borderline content from channels they're not subscribed to is important; it acknowledges the rabbit hole effect journalists, academics, and former YouTube engineers have cited for years.
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"I've subscribed to the NY Times since 1989 because I like to read articles, not look at a Hulked-out table of contents," Kent Steinriede of Bala Cynwyd, Pa., told our public editor.
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"When I was a kid my mother subscribed to National Geographic, an incredible magazine that taught me a lot and showed me the world, as it has done for so many people," he explains.
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As iFixit first reported, more than 177,000 users have connected to the service, and 9,000 of them have subscribed to voice dictation and weather features, which cost $3 per month or $33 per year.
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The 2TB plan is available now at the new price point, and any users who had been subscribed to the 1TB plan for $9.99 per month will automatically be upgraded to the 2TB plan.
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California's new ShakeAlert system detected Thursday's quake, but did not alert residents who had subscribed to the cell phone app because the shaking in Los Angeles County was below the threshold for a warning.
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The NFL, meanwhile, gets more exposure to fans who've cut the cord—crucial as the next generation of "cord nevers," or people who've never subscribed to cable in the first place, become more numerous.
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TL;DR: Now through July 16, Prime members who have never subscribed to Amazon Music Unlimited before can pay just 99 cents to try the premium streaming service for four months (normally $7.99/month).
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This CHF205m difference was addressed by EFGInt offering an additional CHF5303m in share consideration to BTG Pactual SA (BTG; BB-/RWN/bb-), BSI's current owner, who also fully subscribed to EFGInt's CHF34m AT1 issuance.
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What's more, the white voters who subscribed to Mr. Trump's indictment of trade policies are also cold to the idea of building a safety net that might protect them from the ravages of globalization.
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More American households subscribed to a streaming video service than to traditional pay TV in 226.7 — the first time that video streaming eclipsed the traditional model, according to a Deloitte report published in March.
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Streaming wars are underway Netflix is the leading streaming service in the United Kingdom, with 11.5 million households subscribed to the service in the first quarter of 2019, according to UK communications regulator, Ofcom.
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The survey found 96% of respondents aged 18 to 34 subscribed to a paid streaming video service, while 47% of respondents aged 18 to 34 claimed to subscribe to three or more paid services.
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This week, YouTube emailed customers subscribed to its YouTube TV service by way of Apple's in-app purchases to let them know that this subscription offering will be discontinued starting on March 13, 2020.
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They were taken in 1850 by J.T. Zealy, in a studio in Columbia, S.C. Agassiz, a rival of Charles Darwin, subscribed to polygenesis, the theory that black and white people descended from different origins.
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Ohio has grown disproportionately whiter, older, and less educated than the rest of the nation, and Rust Belt Republican voters have seemingly subscribed to the economic and trade anxiety heightened by the Trump campaign.
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However, it will range from 192 kbps (good) up to 640 kbps (great) for 5.1, and from 448 kbps to 768 kbps for Dolby Atmos — which is available to members subscribed to the Premium plan.
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He subscribed to publications like Teen Beat and Seventeen and even went back to his own high school to sit in on classes, he told Hogan's Alley, a magazine of the comic arts, in 1999.
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You're subscribed to tons of sales newsletters, open store cards when there's a special offer, live and die by daily deals emails, and never miss a sample sale or a trip to the outlet mall.
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Deezer, which is based in France, is well-known in Europe, but not here in the US. I'm already subscribed to Apple Music and Spotify, so I'm not looking for another $10-per-month service.
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"This October 1971 exchange between current and future presidents is a reminder that other presidents have subscribed to the racist belief that Africans or African Americans are somehow inferior," the professor writes in the Atlantic.
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Timothy McVeigh, a Gulf War veteran in his late 20s who subscribed to a number of conspiracist views about the federal government and hung around far-right militia groups, was the mastermind behind the attack.
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"Incarnations" does not profile any of the right-wing Hindu ideologues and activists whose ideas are ascendant in India right now and are subscribed to by the country's charismatic and controversial prime minister, Narendra Modi.
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Beyoncé proved the span of her power in releasing "Formation" as an unlisted Youtube link, which you could only watch if you had the link, had been sent the link, or were subscribed to Tidal.
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After a failed listing of Gategroup earlier this year, Temasek and RRJ Capital subscribed to a five-year mandatory exchangeable bond which upon conversion will account for up to 49 percent of its share capital.
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" Magazines "I did this thing a couple years ago where I subscribed to one magazine and somehow got like seven magazine subscriptions that I've been meaning to cancel, so my house is filled with magazines.
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A certain kind of commentator would have you believe this is already the case, and that only an athlete who has subscribed to stoicism in his deepest heart has what it takes to be successful.
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When I subscribed to Dollar Shave Club, I ended up with more razors than I could possibly use, and they wastefully piled up in my bathroom cabinet until I pawned them off on my husband.
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He needed to talk band-and-beer logistics with one of Wibby's owners, who was from Chicago, and who, it emerged, subscribed to many Mustachian principles, even though he'd never heard of Mr. Money Mustache.
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PewDiePie, the platform's most subscribed-to creator, boasts more than 102 million subscribers and the app has birthed an entirely new era of stars that have redefined what it means to be a celebrity. 5.
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The navigation bar will be replaced with a sidebar on the left that will house navigation links to the site's main feed, r/all, as well as favourites, multireddits and subreddits users have subscribed to.
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Last spring, Swedes got a tantalizing offer: If they subscribed to Sweden's biggest telecom provider, Telia Company AB, they could have unlimited access on their mobile phones to Facebook, Spotify, Instagram and other blockbuster apps.
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It's worth noting how the subreddit gained such a high number of subscribers to begin with: Initially, /r/atheism was included on the list of default subreddits users subscribed to automatically when they joined the site.
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"My daughter's proprietor introduced me to this program last year, and I subscribed to the initiative because I knew it was something ... to relieve myself of the burden of spending money on the fees," she said.
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She grew up in a high achieving, upper-middle-class family in Venice Beach—when it was still an edgy bohemian enclave—with parents who created communes and subscribed to the progressive ethos of 1970s California.
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It's grown so big that one of India's largest record labels is expected to surpass the most-subscribed-to YouTube channel in the world, PewDiePie, which has held the top spot for the past five years.
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The system assumed the user had permission in the first place, so Birsan found that if he unsubscribed from a particular list he had never actually subscribed to, he could still get details of different vulnerabilities.
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In an upcoming version of Chrome, the browser will throw up a warning page when it suspects users could be unwittingly subscribed to a direct billing scam, leaving them with unexpected charges on their next bill.
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It greets you with section called For You, which includes new episodes of podcasts you've subscribed to, a separate tab for any episodes that are currently in progress, and another tab for any that you've downloaded.
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Wells also theorized, creatively, that attackers could introduce the malicious link into Slack channels that they aren't apart or aware of using RSS feeds—links from which may auto-populate inside Slack channels subscribed to them.
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The agent recorded their meeting on June 1 of this year, and in the conversation Varnell said he subscribed to the "III% ideology," which the Anti-Defamation League has called a wing of the militia movement.
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But if you want to use it to search for actual songs, you'll need to be subscribed to Apple Music — Siri denies any requests for music chart information unless you're a member of the streaming service.
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In Uber's early days, Kalanick subscribed to an Ayn Rand-ian Libertarian ideology, telling the Washington Post in 2012 that Washington DC's taxi and limo regulations were reminiscent of the regulatory mess depicted in Atlas Shrugged.
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It was set up to tell those who subscribed to it when the group was selling kits on site; alert if they were shut down by security; and, critically, to warn about adulterated substances when necessary.
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The hackers may have also gained access to the email addresses linked to the Reddit users who subscribed to the company's email digests — emails that contained suggested Reddit posts — between June 3 and June 17, 2018.
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" Seppälä says it was good that Einstein subscribed to this belief because when he was a child, he was "so slow in learning to speak and write that his family thought he might be mentally handicapped.
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Conservatives such as Ronald Reagan, Newt Gingrich and, more recently, Paul Ryan have subscribed to a worldview in which the government could easily step out of the way and allow private entities to provide those benefits.
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My parents subscribed to The New Yorker, so that was a help, and I could go to the Wake Forest College library, just a bike ride away, and check out the arts pages of The Times.
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If you subscribed to the magazine through the App Store app on your iPad, the downloaded issues are most likely contained within a separate app of the same name — and not in the iPad's iBooks library.
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Soon, a few thousand redditors had subscribed to make memes based on the redditor's enraged posts — but when that aggrieved user eventually deleted his account and vanished shortly after the subreddit's creation, the forum kept growing.
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But police said social media entries showed he subscribed to a militant black nationalist ideology, including an anti-white diatribe posted last week on a Facebook page of a group called the Black Panther Party Mississippi.
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"One thing I'm very heartened by, though, is the strength of the open and clickthrough rates of the emails as well as how many folks stay subscribed to the emails over time," he said in an email.
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No matter which streaming or download services you've subscribed to, JustWatch can help you track down the films that are available and just released on each platform, so you can quickly jump to the most convenient option.
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Adobe bringing the full version of its products to the iPad would be a boon for users already subscribed to the Creative Cloud service, which enables them to use Adobe apps on macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android.
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If you have subscribed to HBO through an AT&T-owned product such as satellite TV provider DirecTV or AT&T TV Now streaming video service, you are eligible to access HBO Max at no additional cost.
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Like other anthropology museums of the time, it subscribed to the vogue for placing human beings across the world in various categories of "us" and "them", with Europeans sitting at the top of a supposed human hierarchy.
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Leading Asian sovereign wealth funds, European banks and insurers, as well as asset managers have already subscribed to the fund which will support "Made in Italy" firms, state-backed Fondo Strategico Italiano (FSI) said in a statement.
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In the days leading up to the ban — which many users are assuming will be a one-time Reddit event — hundreds of thousands of people have subscribed to the subreddit for the chance to get kicked out.
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Uncompromisingly anti-regime slogans suggest these demonstrators may belong to those who tend not to vote, don't believe the system can be reformed and either never subscribed to or have lost hope in gradual change, Parsi adds.
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ICA, which has been struggling under a high dollar-denominated debt load, said on Friday it and its subsidiaries had filed a pre-packaged bankruptcy plan that had been subscribed to by the majority of its creditors.
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During an earnings call on Thursday, Mark Thompson, the chief executive of The Times, said the company was pleased with the "continued strong retention" among the users who subscribed to The Times amid the 2108 presidential election.
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Users are lectured that they should have chosen long, unique passwords and that they should have subscribed to a password manager; that they should have set up two-factor authentication; that they should never use public wifi.
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Amazon will also consider Sunday Ticket, according to two people familiar with the matter, as a tool to get people subscribed to Prime, just as Disney is looking to use the package as an entryway into ESPN+.
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And by the way, a testament will look at that book and see who had subscribed to Aramco because you see lots of pension funds, lots of banks, lots of sovereign funds and big time mix endowments.
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The meme is based on a battle between Kjellberg, YouTube's top individual creator with more than 95 million subscribers, and T-Series, a Bollywood studio in India, who were competing for the most subscribed to channel on YouTube.
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Lichterman did not respond to a follow-up email with specific questions about the tattoo, about whether he subscribed to any aspects of white supremacist ideology, and about whether he was a member of any white supremacist organizations.
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Mr Trump's success was built on his understanding that no Republican leader subscribed to this guff to anything like the same degree as millions of Republican voters did, and that that created an opening for an unscrupulous demagogue.
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This move will establish T-Mobile's Simple Global plan as the most widely available international data plan for US customers who are already subscribed to the T-Mobile One mobile plan with 25 cents / minute flat-rate calling.
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On the "financial" side, this currently amounts to Perkbox being able to offer employees subscribed to its platform over 200 perks, including things like free phone insurance, cinema tickets, and 2 for 1 meal deals when eating out.
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LONDON, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Atlas Mara Ltd, the African investment vehicle of former Barclays boss Bob Diamond, said on Friday that Fairfax Africa now holds 42 percent of the company after it subscribed to 70.1 million new shares.
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A pack of lint rollers that I had subscribed to for more than two years recently jumped to $224.69 a pack, up from $218.99 since the last delivery a few months ago, or almost a 218.06 percent increase.
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This wasn't had it wasn't something I had subscribed to, but it was a tumblog that had been taken over by spammers and they were posting five times an hour with ads for some sort of chat site.
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I was admittedly subscribed to the wack and racist idea that anime is a step too far into the realm of Weirdo Nerd Shit, the province of late-stage Hot Topic shoppers and that kind of white guy.
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The Texas Department of Insurance estimated that in 2016, 78 percent of Texas private-sector employers subscribed to the workers' compensation system, while less than 5 percent of employees are not covered by a state or private plan.
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She says the court's conservative majority has subscribed to the notion that black and Latino students are robbing white and Asian students from college spots they deserve for so long they are immune to evidence that suggests otherwise.
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In fact, more than 10 million people have already subscribed to the service (some got it for $10 off on Cyber Monday), and it is estimated to gain nearly 60 million subscribers by the end of the year.
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One offered to send a phone in a drawing among users who subscribed to an Indian viral content site and invited 50 friends; another referred users to Xpango, a referral site that has been described as a pyramid scheme.
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"(The Samsung case) is exactly an example of how devices ... are no longer objects we own, but rather services we've subscribed to and which can be revoked at a moment's notice," said Stefano Zanero, an Italian computer security expert.
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In February Ningbo subscribed to a 60 million euro ($65.6 million) mandatory convertible bond representing approximately 9.2 percent of Grammer's share capital, but the Hastor Group was granted an injunction to block Ningbo Jifeng from exercising the convertible bond.
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On Monday the spokesman's office asked journalists who were previously subscribed to a chat in Telegram to switch to a chat that had been set up in a different messaging service, ICQ, which is part of the Russian Mail.
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The associations between the PUA industry and the manosphere can be even more overt: Isla Vista shooter Elliot Rodgers, for instance, subscribed to Julien Blanc's YouTube channel Real Social Dynamics and was a member of a forum called PUAHate.
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DeFranco was one of the most subscribed to channels on the site, but YouTube's volatile advertising algorithm routinely de-monetizes content that doesn't jive with the site's corporate partners, so he felt more comfortable investing directly in his consumers.
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According to Gilles, there are now 30 or so videos selected every day, with each user seeing a subset of 10 based on their own interests, and based on the publishers and creators they've subscribed to within the app.
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He had been a loyal adviser to Saudi rulers, but he also, like Mr. Erdogan and his party, is widely believed to have subscribed to the Islamist ideal of power democratically achieved — an ideal represented by the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Of the seven justices in the majority (only Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented), only four subscribed to the footnote: Justices Anthony M. Kennedy, Samuel A. Alito Jr., and Elena Kagan, in addition to the chief justice.
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"My campaign to become leader of the ANC was pivoted on two things: Renewing the ANC and taking back to the values the were espoused and subscribed to by Nelson Mandela, Oliver Thambo and many other leaders," he said.
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Orange boss Richard told reporters there were 900,000 Orange customers who also subscribed to Canal Plus, adding that the company aimed to double this number by 2020 via the new deal, which includes a significant guaranteed minimum order value.
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Edward Steen, a retired patent lawyer in New York, said he had subscribed to the free credit monitoring after the Equifax breach, and had started to fill out an online form to get the extra free year from Experian.
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Indeed, people already logged into their Reddit accounts won't see a change unless they manually navigate to the new Popular page, continuing to see either the previous 50 default subreddits, or the top stories in the boards they'd previously subscribed to.
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The exposed user data for the nearly 7.5 million accounts included email addresses, the Adobe products they subscribed to, account creation date, subscription and payment status, local timezone, member ID, time of last login, and whether they were an Adobe employee.
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In addition to the $2 million, Lumos Labs is required to notify users who subscribed to an auto-renewal plan between January 2009 and December 31, 2014, alerting them to the FTC settlement and offering a way to cancel their subscription.
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While podcasting has always been open to anyone, Anchor is trying to remove the last few hoops that people had to jump through, like setting up, hosting, and distributing an RSS feed so that a podcast can be subscribed to.
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"PewDiePie, the currently most subscribed to channel on YouTube, is at stake of losing his position as the number one position by an Indian company called T-Series that simply uploads videos of Bollywood trailers and campaigns," the sheet says.
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Make sure you're subscribed to us on Apple News and have your notifications turned on (just click the "Following" button on the bottom of your Apple News screen, scroll to Recode and make sure the little bell icon is blue).
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If you've decided that the coloring book app you subscribed to a while ago is no longer worth $23 per week or $10 per month, here's what to do: Go into your iPhone's settings and scroll down to iTunes & App Store.
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After you've subscribed to a few, you may see a notification back on the home screen that asks you to confirm the subscription (if it wasn't one of the Instant subscriptions.) Tap this and confirm it to start receiving the newsletters.
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Confirming what sources told Reuters earlier this month, Draghi said the ECB would only come to Italy's rescue if the country subscribed to an adjustment program with the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) — political parlance for a bailout with strict policy prescriptions.
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In June 1961, when that issue of Life, with Parks's photo-essay "Poverty: Freedom's Fearful Foe," first appeared I was just two years older than Flávio, yet I still recall those images as might most Americans who subscribed to the magazine.
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Rather than notify all your friends or fans when you broadcast, Facebook cut spam by only sending you a push if the stream comes from a close friend, Page you recently interacted with, or you purposefully subscribed to their Live videos.
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Capital One offers an AI-powered chatbot, Eno, which has advanced capabilities: It can alert customers about suspected fraud, potential double charges at a merchant, or a suspected hike in the price of a service a user is subscribed to.
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It held an invite-only meeting last year to convince developers to adopt subscription models, and Apple CEO Tim Cook said that 300 million Apple users are currently subscribed to either an app or an Apple subscription service, like Apple Music.
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If you've subscribed to Xbox Live Gold or another Microsoft subscription, but found that it wasn't quite what you were looking for, you can turn off auto renewal so you aren't charged for another period after your current one runs out.
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Defying Mr. Trump would be awkward for Mr. Barr in part because he has long subscribed to a sweeping theory of executive power under which Mr. Trump may rightfully override and control any discretionary decision by a subordinate executive branch official.
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Even religious people subscribed to the view that smallpox was a force for good because it tended to cull the children of the poor: if vaccination were allowed to take hold, society would quickly be overrun by the lower classes.
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Star in particular, as the most subscribed-to beauty YouTuber, is on a lot of PR lists, and a review by him can elevate a product&aposs standing – or damage its reputation – and encourage buyers one way or the other.
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Google sent an email out to users who had already subscribed to its updates on net neutrality, Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg wrote short posts on it, and Amazon included a small message tucked away on their homepage.
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Rogan's podcast "The Joe Rogan Experience" is one of the most popular in the U.S. Within five hours, his interview live stream with Musk on YouTube had attracted almost 450,000 viewers, and 3.2 million people are subscribed to his YouTube channel.
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According to a consumer survey from November that is based on a "representative sample of 1,000 U.S. adults 18+ who currently use streaming video and/or audio services," 91% of respondents said they subscribed to a paid streaming video service.
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More than 20113,000 people subscribed to Apple News Plus in its first 48 hours — more than Texture had amassed at its peak, according to two people with knowledge of the figures who asked not to be named to discuss confidential information.
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Its namesake founders, Edward Fowler and Samuel Wells, subscribed to the idea of phrenology, which posited that the shape of a person's skull was an indicator of intelligence and mental function—and was often used as a justification for slavery and discrimination.
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Kjellberg live-streamed his gameplay session as a way to bring attention to the ongoing, mostly facetious battle between himself and T-Series, a Bollywood-centric YouTube channel that is close to overtaking Kjellberg as the most subscribed-to creator on YouTube.
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We talk about streaming services (he only subscribed to Tidal to listen to Kanye's The Life of Pablo — blue-bearded rappers; they're just like us!) and Snapchat, where he takes selfies, films himself eating lunch with friends, and sometimes shares unreleased tracks.
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Their uncompromisingly anti-regime slogans suggest they may belong to the segment of the population who tends not to vote, doesn't believe the system can be reformed and either never subscribed to or has lost hope in the idea of gradual change.
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When I was in elementary school in Beijing, my best friend subscribed to a children's magazine that often featured stories set on the border between Vietnam and China, with illustrations of maimed bodies and bombed villages and the heroic faces of intrepid soldiers.
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Todd: I have never entirely subscribed to the fan theorizing that Philip and Elizabeth might be boxed into having to defect or turn toward the side of the Americans — this show is generally too complex to have the endgame be something that simple.
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More than 50 million U.S. households subscribed to Prime as of November, according to the latest estimate by Cowen and Co. In total, Amazon said it shipped more than 1 billion items this holiday, pushing it to its largest-ever season for sales.
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Users who have subscribed to a news organization or celebrity page within Facebook, to see in their news feed an occasional update on current events or a change in hairstyle, are suddenly being bombarded by beckoning notifications that they didn't really ask for.
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When a US Coast Guard lieutenant and former Marine was arrested and charged with gun and drug crimes, it quickly became clear that the officer, Christopher Hasson, was allegedly plotting the mass murder of Democrats and journalists and subscribed to white nationalism.
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I turned off my digital news notifications, unplugged from Twitter and other social networks, and subscribed to home delivery of three print newspapers — The Times, The Wall Street Journal and my local paper, The San Francisco Chronicle — plus a weekly newsmagazine, The Economist.
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As part of a deal with Sprint, the cellphone carrier, which bought a one-third stake in Tidal this year, "29.99:44" was made available only to those who had subscribed to Tidal before the album's release, along with existing Sprint customers.
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After you check the boxes for which holidays you want to add to your Google Calendar, head back to the Google Calendar homepage and on the left-hand side of your screen, below "Other calendars," you can find the holidays you subscribed to.
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In late 2018, MrBeast harnessed his notoriety for elaborate stunts to throw his support behind PewDiePie, the popular YouTuber who was locked in a battle for the spot as the most-subscribed-to YouTube channel (a title he's since lost to T-Series).
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Her mother subscribed to glossy magazines but neither of her parents had cable, so she'd go to friends' houses after school or babysit for plugged-in families where she could sit on the couch watching MTV and FashionTV and stoke her fantasies.
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Ms. Scaraffia said she subscribed to the pope's critique of abuse, that it is rooted in a rot in clerical culture that leads priests to believe they are a higher authority, and thus entitled to do what they want with their parishioners.
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Bowden further alleged that Verizon knew full well what it was doing and took advantage of the situation to "coerce" County Fire into paying more:While Verizon ultimately did lift the throttling, it was only after County Fire subscribed to a new, more expensive plan.
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A friend of mine had told me it was his secret to reading more books, and when I complained that I didn't have the time to wade through some 12-hour recording, he pointed out that I am currently subscribed to six pro wrestling podcasts.
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An investigation by Billboard's Micah Singleton found major label Sony's app for pre-saving demanded access to users' email address, what you've listened to and saved to your library, playlists you've made or subscribed to, artists you follow, and what you're playing right now.
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Ever since Trump won the presidency -- in what is the largest upset in modern presidential history -- in 2016, there have been those among his supporters (and even among people who are less favorably inclined to him) who subscribed to the three-dimensional chess theory.
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"We know this is not the case, not only based on the word of the young man wrongfully detained, but also because the charging documents subscribed to by Acting Patrol Agent In Charge Sherman Kemp, signed June 29, 2019 indicate otherwise," wrote the lawmakers.
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If you're a cord cutter yourself (or a "cord never," the industry term for people who have never subscribed to cable or satellite TV) you might be surprised that the number of people still forking over monthly dues to Big Cable is so high.
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Although we do not have precise statistics indicating exactly how large the fundamentalist movement was in the years immediately after World War I, we know that tens of thousands of young men and women attended fundamentalist institutes, and hundreds of thousands subscribed to fundamentalist magazines.
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"I've never subscribed to the theory that this is some position to get a better negotiating stance," said Oliver Pursche, vice chairman and chief market strategist, Bruderman Asset Management in New York, who is not changing investment strategy on the basis of the recent rhetoric.
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But if you're one of the TV renegades who have cut the cord (or never subscribed to cable to begin with) and are pulling in free over-the-air broadcasts, you'll probably have to rescan with your TV's receiver to get some stations back.
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The number of people subscribed to Amazon Prime Video specifically to watch Jones, Icke, and their ilk is probably a very small percentage of the more than 100 million people who have access to the service, and Jones himself isn't exactly sending people to the platform.
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Even the far-right Sweden Democrat party participates, taking its turn to deliver a speech in Almedalen square, which has come to symbolize Sweden's idealism, a sense that the liberal order that the country subscribed to for the last 30 years would spread across the world.
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Back in June, Walmart announced an unlimited grocery delivery service called Delivery Unlimited, which costs $98 a year or $12.95 a month with no additional delivery fees, while Target offers free deliveries for orders over $35 to customers subscribed to its $99 a year Shipt service.
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Having gone over a year and a half since the release of her last album, the roughly 24 hour-long delay between Lemonade's debut on Tidal and it's availability on iTunes felt unbearable to those who hadn't subscribed to Jay Z's virtual platoon of streaming exclusives.
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The great powers of bygone centuries subscribed to the economic theory of mercantilism, "Wherein we must ever observe this rule: to sell more to strangers yearly than we consume of theirs in value," as its apostle, the East India Company director Thomas Mun, wrote in the 21s.
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Lee Green, a 59-year-old who lives in the Florida retirement community of The Villages and leads the Jewish Conservatives Club there, said she typically gets her news from Facebook, where she is subscribed to updates from outlets like The Daily Wire and The Jerusalem Post.
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Several of the people I spoke with had heard about the festival through various nature newsletters they subscribed to, while one or two had happened upon it just like me, looking for weird things to do in New York on various event listing sites and forums.
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If you haven't subscribed to The Drive-Thru yet, let me advise you to make like Nike and Just Do It. (Sign up here!)Also, if we haven't yet met, I'm Shoshy Ciment, a junior reporter here at BI, where my coverage mostly focuses on sneakers.
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Tesla Theater Mode, also new in version 10.0, connects your infotainment system to your Netflix, YouTube and Hulu/Hulu+ (including Live TV if you're subscribed to that feature) accounts, giving you access to streaming video from all these platforms while the car is safely in park.
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I've subscribed to the Tony Robbins newsletter, unsubscribed from the Tony Robbins newsletter, bought a jade face roller, talked to my doctor about medication, screamed in my car at stoplights, changed my diet, and read Mark Manson's The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck six times.
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There's an entry-level Talking Heads that most people subscribed to during the 20083s, where idiosyncratic songs about buildings ("Burning Down The House"), evangelical preachers ("Once In A Lifetime"), and LSD consumption ("And She Was") became mainstream radio and MTV-endorsed earworms that more than troubled the charts.
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There had been rumors before today's event that Apple would make its original content free as a way to lure customers onto the service before they subscribed to bundles of networks including HBO, Starz, and Showtime, with Apple making its money by taking a cut of the subscription revenue.
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But he's also running a couple risks: One, that people who subscribed to MoviePass thinking they could go to those theaters will be unhappy; and two, that people who might subscribe to MoviePass will hear about the dispute and worry that the company can't deliver on its promises.
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The class consists of every person 29 years of age or older at the time who subscribed to Tinder Plus or Tinder Gold between March 2, 2015 and the date of preliminary approval, according to the proposed order granting motion for preliminary approval of the class-action settlement.
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As we all now know, it took some top-tier investigative reporting on Pusha T's part, and a deep dive into celebrity gossip columns (who knew Pusha subscribed to TMZ's breaking news alerts?) to finally blow the lid off the rumors and bring Drake's reluctant fatherhood to light.
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Clessidra hired Rothschild in September to find a new investor to provide the group "with the needed resources to overcome the difficult situation and to relaunch the business", and it also subscribed to a 15 million euro ($17 million) capital increase in 2018, the document seen by Reuters showed.
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Hatch will be one more feather in Docomo's cap to try to lure more people to its service, which can be subscribed to and paid for by way of Docomo's "d Account," an iTunes-style platform that people can use regardless of which network carrier they contract with.
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Even if you aren't subscribed to any of those streaming services, Shaw pointed out that at the time of our conversation, "in the next 48 hours, through Sportle there's a free game every day, a weekend golf tournament, and Argentine Premier soccer," all available live for free and legally.
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Trump's political genius continues to be that he recognizes that the base of the party is ripe for this ideological revolution — that while the old Reaganite formula may still be subscribed to by Republican elites in Washington and New York, it's not embraced out there in the grass roots.
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In a brief interview while taking a break from fund-raising phone calls, the congresswoman described herself as "really committed to finding a bipartisan solution" to the nation's problems and said she subscribed to both liberal and conservative values — a philosophy she said had roots in her childhood.
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Most coaches thought running the ball was the way to win, and whether or not they said it out loud, they subscribed to the philosophy of legendary former Texas coach Darrell Royal, who famously said that three things can happen when teams pass—and two of them are bad.
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On a more positive note, Facebook will be upranking the News Feed presence of Watch original video shows that get consistent viewership, and it will display Shows in News Feed to users who follow the Show's creator's Page even if they haven't viewed or subscribed to the Show itself yet.
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It's so far unclear what DirecTV Now will offer, but if AT&T can offer networks (ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, The CW) and a collection of cable networks (especially ESPN), the $35 price point could appeal to an entire generation of users who have never subscribed to traditional cable themselves.
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Make sure you're subscribed to us on Apple News and have your notifications turned on (just click the "Following" button on the bottom of your Apple News screen, scroll to Recode and make sure the little bell icon is blue.) Tune in live with us on Twitter during all of Code!
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That was after a more major structural change to the App Store's revenue model in fall 2016 when Apple told developers they could keep an additional 15 percent of in-app purchase revenue if a user was subscribed to a service through the App Store for more than 12 months.
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In his latest crusade against what he calls, "The Fake News Media," President Donald Trump has canceled the White House's print subscriptions to The New York Times and the Washington Post — two of the most subscribed to and highly acclaimed US newspapers — and is encouraging other federal agencies to follow suit.
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The Bavarian State Criminal Police and state prosecutors in Munich said on Thursday that they were investigating reports in the German news media that the attacker — Ali Sonboly, an 18-year-old dual citizen of Iran and Germany who killed himself — may have subscribed to right-wing and racist ideologies.
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It's unclear exactly how many evangelicals are premillennials — a National Association of Evangelicals poll of evangelical leaders found that 65 percent of them subscribed to the worldview, while a Lifeway poll of Protestant pastors (including mainline Protestants, who do not traditionally hold premillennial views) found that 48 percent believed in premillennialism.
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CS: And once I searched for a recipe on YouTube and the next time I went to YouTube it had, "Oh, here are three kind of similar recipes from different chefs," and then I figured out that I really like two of the chefs, so I subscribed to their channels.
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Because cases in which the court is clearly tied are usually disposed of quickly, it strikes me as more likely that while there may have been five justices on the government's side, there were not five who subscribed to the same analysis or were willing to join the same opinion.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:Spotify Gift Card (From $10 at Best Buy)How to accept a Spotify Family inviteIn order to accept an invite to Spotify Premium Family, one of the members of your household needs to be subscribed to Spotify Premium Family in the first place.
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Kevin Westcott, a vice chairman for the research and consulting firm Deloitte, who led a study on digital media trends, said the No. 1 reason that people subscribed to a streaming service was to watch exclusive content — like original TV shows, including HBO's "Watchmen" or "The Mandalorian" on Disney Plus.
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Democrats and Republicans sometimes voted together because they and their constituents agreed with each other on the substance (or sometimes, in the case of log rolls, the irrelevance) of the issues, not because they subscribed to some underlying Platonic ideal of bipartisan compromise as the summum bonum of public service.
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"Once it dipped below it, a lot of these retail investors, first-time investors who don't really know much about the markets, are probably in a big hurry to get out," Jackson told CNBC's "Street Sign," noting that around 90 percent of those that subscribed to SoftBank Corp's IPO were retail investors.
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While Skype has supported group video calls for some time, the feature was previously available only to those who subscribed to Skype for Business (though the free apps have supported group audio calls.) It's not clear exactly when the feature will roll out to each app but Microsoft says it's coming soon.
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For most of recorded history, people married for logical sorts of reasons: because her parcel of land adjoined yours, his family had a flourishing business, her father was the magistrate in town, there was a castle to keep up, or both sets of parents subscribed to the same interpretation of a holy text.
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The reason you've been receiving a steady stream of privacy-policy updates from online services, some of which you may have forgotten you ever subscribed to, is that the European Union just enacted the General Data Protection Regulation, which gives users greater control over the information that online companies collect about them.
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Before the internet, and before the commercialization of New York, many of The Voice's writers and editors would talk about how they subscribed to the paper in their faraway towns: Lucian K. Truscott IV would get it at West Point, where he was a cadet, before becoming one of the paper's staff writers.
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Users who have the app downloaded on their phone or tablet — iOS only, but the company says that it's working on an Android version now — will need to turn on notifications in order to get the stories sent to them, although they don't necessarily have to have subscribed to a serial in the past.
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Read more: 40 Percent of America Will Cut the Cord by 2030, New Report Predicts The decline in pay TV subscribers doesn't include a category of customers known as "cord nevers," or people (predominantly Millennials) who grew up never having subscribed to cable TV and still don't see the point as they grow older.
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The company has signed deals with numerous U.S. professional and college sports leagues, most notably with the National Football League, in an effort to both increase its stalled user base and court larger advertisers that have traditionally worked with television, but are looking to reach consumers who are not subscribed to a cable TV package.
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The emerging generation of Southern Democrats has subscribed to the philosophy that Abrams started to lay down five years ago: Rather than trying to reconstruct the old majority-white Democratic coalitions that began to break up in the 1960s, the focus should be on building a fresh coalition that looked like the South of today.
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Somewhat outdated estimates of Amazon music subscriptions indicate that only a few million users have subscribed to the service, which, ranging from $48 to $180 per year, doesn't quite account for 10 percent of sales — though things get more complicated when you add in other subscription services, so it's hard to say for sure.
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The movie ticket subscription company — which had a summer of catastrophes, service changes, and even an emergency cash infusion — reportedly emailed an unknown number of former subscribers to say that they would be part of a "select test group" who would be automatically subscribed to a new program, beginning October 5, unless they opted out.
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In addition, the staggering amount of data that Facebook has collected on both its users and people who have not subscribed to or consented to use of the platform, raises concern that the company could improperly or illegally use its vast financial and data resources against government officials and critics seeking to protect the public and our democracy.
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In the post, Hunt shared some staggering numbers that explain just how big Have I Been Pwned has become: 8 billion breached records, nearly 3 million people subscribed to notifications, who have been emailed about a breach 7 million times, 150,000 unique visitors to the site on a normal day, 10 million on an abnormal day.
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It strikes me as inevitable that cord-cutting consumers will eventually return to the place they were trying to escape when they subscribed to any given streaming network — and in that place, they'll likely find an expensive monthly bill that bundles together a bunch of different services and keeps escalating in price as more and more are added.
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By targeting visible auteurs like Jarmusch, Lee, and Allen, Amazon is making a calculated play toward cultured film buffs who may not be subscribed to Prime Video, happily handing over $10 million to "difficult" movies like Manchester By The Sea, and giving the service a feather in its cap to make it stand out to Netflix in the process.
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"The medical and athletic establishment was so horrified at women in general and Katherine Switzer in particular because in the 1960s they still subscribed to long standing beliefs that women were constitutionally unfit to do strenuous exercise," Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, a historian, professor at The New School and host of the Past Present Podcast tells Broadly.
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More than 81 million subscribers pay Netflix $8 to $123 a month, and slowly but unmistakably these consumers are giving up cable for internet television: Over the last five years, cable has lost 6.7 million subscribers; more than a quarter of millennials (70 percent of whom use streaming services) report having never subscribed to cable in their lives.
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As a result of my good fortune, I have been able to donate in philanthropy many times more than I have spent on myself over a lifetime, and I am not finished; I have subscribed to the Buffett/Gates Giving Pledge to ensure that my money, properly stewarded, continues to do some good after I'm gone.
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Both countries have to normalize relations before they can be admitted to the EU. "We want to reiterate the EU's message that the imposition of tariffs, does not contribute towards good neighborly relations and it contradicts Kosovo's past commitments towards regional integration and the commitments subscribed to by Kosovo within the SAA [Stabilization and Association Agreement]," it wrote.
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And in just the last two weeks, 15,000 households in New York, New Jersey, Seattle and Northern California that subscribed to C.S.A.s through a company called Farmigo received boxes that would be their last, as the company abruptly shut down its food distribution operation — in the middle of the harvest season — to return to its core business: software.
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These libertarian legal theorists, led by the Georgetown law professor Randy Barnett, subscribed to the judicial philosophies of originalism and textualism, which hold that judges should interpret the Constitution according to the meaning of its plain text, instead of its intent or purpose, and, more important, should not hesitate to overturn any law that deviates from that text.
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Already I was the impetuous one in our friendship—the one who cared less about tradition, who evaluated every situation from scratch, as if it had arisen for the first time—while Svetlana was the one who subscribed to rules and systems, who saw herself as the inheritor of centuries of human history and ways of doing things.
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"Mueller has never cared a whit about public appearances or how he came off in the media, because he has always subscribed to the D.O.J. rule that you speak through your words and actions in court," Matthew Miller, a former chief spokesman for the Justice Department under President Barack Obama, wrote in an email on Wednesday.
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"Mueller has never cared a whit about public appearances or how he came off in the media, because he has always subscribed to the D.O.J. rule that you speak through your words and actions in court," Matthew Miller, a former chief spokesman for the Justice Department under President Barack Obama, wrote in an email on Wednesday.
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AT&T says it will automatically offer HBO Max for free to the 10 million HBO customers who subscribed to the service through AT&T, plus anyone who signed up for the service directly via its HBO Now site; it will also offer it for free to some other customers who get a bundle of its wireless, broadband, and video services.
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Even more people on Reddit and Discord are thinking aloud about the possibilities of creating fake porn videos of their crushes or exes, and asking for advice on the best ways to do it: I've spent much of the last week monitoring these communities, where certain practices are already in widespread use among the tens of thousands of people subscribed to deepfake groups.
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