When we switched the canon to the other hand, it switched on screen, too.
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Manhole will be switched to maintenance hole, and manpower will be switched to human effort.
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He pointed a flashlight at the ground, switched it on and quickly switched it off.
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Secondly, just as the electorate has switched parties over 120 years, monetary policy has switched roles.
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Apple switched voice-driven searches to Microsoft's Bing a few years ago, but then switched back.
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I even switched software out: I've been on Ableton, but I switched over to Pro Tools.
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When the number recitation was switched to the other language midway, their video responses also switched.
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When Daybreak Games switched that server off, they effectively switched off the entirety of PlanetSide with it.
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After Whittaker switched back to orthodox, Romero switched to southpaw and attempted his favourite foot-trap-to-left-hand.
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Rounding out the respondents, 3 percent switched to public transit and 42 percent switched to another, smaller transportation networking company.
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Rounding out the respondents, 3 percent switched to public transit, and 63 percent switched to another, smaller transportation networking company.
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Churchill earned distrust and enmity from the Tories as he actually switched parties and then switched back, depending upon circumstances.
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We learned in March 2017 Donald Trump switched from Android to iPhone, but we didn't know which iPhone he switched to.
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The left side shows a long exposure photo with the cooler switched on, while the right side has it switched off.
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"We live in a society where we are constantly switched on, and being always switched on is not natural," he said.
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I MEAN, THE VERIZON GUY MAY HAVE SWITCHED TO SPRINT, BUT I THINK THE SPRINT OWNER MIGHT HAVE SWITCHED TO T-MOBILE.
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The authors estimate that only 0.5 percent of respondents actually switched from Obama to Romney, while 0.2 percent switched from Romney to Obama.
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"Witnesses said that at times the cars were side by side, and at other times they switched places and switched lanes," the police said.
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Is it like an electric current, switched on when an object is sighted and switched off when the object has receded around the corner?
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Then those taking a statin were switched to a placebo for 10 additional weeks, and those taking a placebo were switched to a statin.
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Apple, WhatsApp, Samsung, and Twitter have all switched to water guns in recent years, after Microsoft switched from its sci-fi space blaster to a real firearm back in 2016.
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Many firms, in fact, did not survive the metamorphosis of communications from analog to digital, from wire line to wireless, from circuit-switched to packet-switched, from voice to Internet.
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The households switched to gas in the Fenwei plain are in addition to the 3.62 million that need to be switched in the 28 other northern Chinese cities, the MEE said.
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Which had been switched -- the labels or the babies?
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If ethereum switched to a full Proof of Stake algorithm, "energy consumption would become negligible," he offered, consuming little more power than the thousands of desktop computers that would already be switched on.
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Officials did not say when the signs would be switched.
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But in 24, American television stations switched to digital broadcasting.
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She was a Democrat but switched to the Republican party.
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Tablet went green— the runner had already switched the pax.
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Without telling participants to be dishonest, the researchers switched incentives.
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The city switched back to the Detroit system last October.
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Flake initially opposed the nomination but switched his vote yesterday.
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The Dane then switched gears to claim the opening set.
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We switched cars and the stalker got on with us.
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I also recently switched roles at my job — cue stress.
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So she switched to another brand, until it also disappeared.
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Has the internet switched its allegiance from cats to dogs?
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Imagine if you switched push notifications on for your account.
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Last summer Sanders switched her college major to criminal justice.
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El Salvador switched its diplomatic allegiance from Taiwan to China.
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Slaughter would commence the second he switched up his backcourt.
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The system is slated to be switched out next year.
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Several Democratic lawmakers switched parties, it had gotten so bad.
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Stocks switched between small gains and losses throughout the morning.
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This is not the first time Justice has switched parties.
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I finally told my doctor and she switched my medication.
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AMLG: Your brain doesn't even need to be switched on.
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Was there an evolutionary moment when the light switched on?
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Make sure you've switched all electronic devices to airplane mode.
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" Then he switched to English to sign off: "Thank you.
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He began writing fiction and switched his major to English.
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I switched my double major to econ and women's studies.
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But she's never switched up five routines in five days.
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Lights were switched off and bottles of water handed out.
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But after some deliberation, he switched the direction of drive.
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Brussels has switched off; no further negotiations are taking place.
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In 2008, it switched to an all business class configuration.
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North Korea's rapid progress has switched the relative time scales.
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Then, during cruise, the electric motor would be switched off.
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Later on January 16th the internet was switched back on.
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Shwed said more than half of customers have already switched.
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That suggests that his jailers, at least, had switched sides.
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Some hospitals have completely switched their scheduling system to Doctolib.
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Many European countries quickly switched over, though others took centuries.
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"I kind of switched my mind off traveling," he says.
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To be sure, some have switched over to gloomier views.
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I forgot to call and get my electric bill switched.
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Others have defiantly switched to VPN services to maintain access.
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It switched to the New York Stock Exchange in 1999.
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Soon after, Norman police said they believed Minjarez switched vehicles.
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It also switched side and now supports Elliott against Vivendi.
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That's presumably when he switched to contracting work and modeling.
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Almost instantly around forty Tory MPs switched straight to Gove.
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But they switched them on again as their relations soured.
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Many manufacturers switched to glass cases to facilitate wireless charging.
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"I think it's switched a lot into groups," Smock explains.
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I had officially switched sides in the war on drugs.
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She also said that my own plan was switched inadvertently.
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I switched to Mac (and iPhone) a few years back.
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In 2016 the company switched its focus to fertility benefits.
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Other things we learned yesterday: -- Dalton may have switched vehicles.
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Williams continued speaking in tongues until he switched to English.
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Then we switched positions and I got her a tea.
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After the fire, they switched the venue for the Dec.
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Perez's perceived qualities could easily be switched out for Ellison's.
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Yet days later several opinion polls had switched towards Leave.
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Kyle eventually switched to defense in high school and blossomed.
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And then, as I watched, aghast, she switched it off.
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Jim Jeffords of Vermont switched parties, putting Democrats in charge.
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No longer able to play leads, he switched to rhythm.
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The main track switched to dirt nearly two years ago.
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Some have switched to Evangelical Christianity; others have lapsed altogether.
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Pence, who had tepidly endorsed Ted Cruz , switched to Trump.
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On Wednesday, the power was switched off for 750,000 customers.
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It switched to "A Prize in Every Box" in 1912.
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Over 78 percent of teachers switched to the pension plan.
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To save petrol, motorcycles are switched off when ridden downhill.
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He switched to studying the duplication of DNA in yeast.
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Her other two sidekicks are switched up for the remake.
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"Something switched," VoteRunLead founder Erin Vilardi told CNN in January.
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Power has been switched off as a precautionary measure, dnevnik.
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Switched at Birth ends its run forever on April 11.
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That's when the momentum quickly switched to the Atlanta side.
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Inevitably, the "college" was switched out for "university" in 2008.
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They switched to other bills, and we couldn't change ours.
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Over the past year, the two of us switched coasts.
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The city switched back to Detroit water in October 2015.
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Cable news blared on eight TVs that never switched off.
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One time we switched to a handjob on my bed.
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Rick Snyder (R) switched Flint's water supply to save money.
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She flew into her smock and switched on her lamp.
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Arlen Specter, a Republican from Pennsylvania who later switched parties.
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Then by the fourth Congress it had switched back again.
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He switched on the documentary cameras and began to explore.
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He had switched from selling tires to being an ironsmith.
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And this was before we switched from martinis to wine.
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He switched after a disappointing loss in taekwondo in 2016.
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But on Thursday, the White House switched positions yet again.
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Elliot switched from Morphine to Adderall, and he's loving life.
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After a couple of months of being frustrated, I switched.
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After Florence, Ms. Allora switched her major to art history.
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I switched parties in order to vote for this man.
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It isn't just white suburban women who switched to Democrats.
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Without telling his family, Dabbous switched into the English department.
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Dinwiddie switched to No. 26, while Ross chose No. 31.
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They supported her fully as she switched to vocal studies.
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Fans rebelled, booing Hawkins, and he switched to No. 22.
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That means fewer than 10% of all employers switched carriers.
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I hadn't switched the default browser from Bing to Google.
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They even switched scales to be sure one wasn't inaccurate.
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If they switched roles midway through, I doubt you'd notice.
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Nearly 20 million people haven't switched cards in 10 years.
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" — Frank Luntz "Someone switched @JoeBiden to high-test jet fuel.
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Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey, switched parties soon after.
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But in the aftermath of World War I, he switched.
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Jim Justice, who recently switched parties to join the Republicans.
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About four out of ten voters switched parties in 2015.
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But we should all have switched to Signal years ago.
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Davis switched parties to become a Republican following the controversy.
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He'd slowly switched allegiance from Obama to Bernie to Trump.
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New main for Skullzer, who switched from Ken to Birdie.
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I switched to viola at 13 and haven't looked back.
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He switched to a mouthpiece that kept his airways open.
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It did so every few hours — and it switched directions.
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In early 211, AlixPartners sued two who had switched firms.
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I soon switched over to a more sophisticated narrative form.
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She switched insurers again, to her current plan with Humana.
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You got sick of fighting and switched to another plan.
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After the first Republican vote was switched, Democrats booed loudly.
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It's not modern for an "expert agency" FCC to conclude that the old Title II monopoly regulated Public Switched Telephone Network PSTN, and the new Title I packet-switched Internet are the exact same thing.
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But in the past couple of months, Mr Obama switched tactics.
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The stadium lights at Palau's Asahi baseball field were switched on.
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The feature did start out as something Facebook manually switched on.
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The leaves are turning, and you've switched to pumpkin spice lattes.
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Sometimes the process was switched, with a male questioning three females.
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She then switched gears to perform "Wrecking Ball" with her coach.
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He switched parties after the 1994 GOP Contract with America landslide.
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"They switched out and denied Paul," Pacers coach Nate McMillan said.
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There's also another option, "Enabled Indefinitely," that can be switched on.
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The radio station had briefly switched to a pre-recorded broadcast.
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Berdy starred in five seasons of Switched at Birth, playing Emmett.
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Just make sure notifications are switched on in the app settings.
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Then, she switched into something polar opposite to exit the show.
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Apple already switched to 8GB of RAM a few months ago.
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This isn&apost the first time the twins have switched identities.
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Blais also switched up his diet and added more healthy choices.
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He might simply have switched one type of dominance for another.
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Three years later, Shorten switched sides and backed Rudd against Gillard.
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Practically overnight, Britain switched to a new system of paying benefits.
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Fully 70 percent said they've switched brands, often for health reasons.
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Then he switched to texting, which abbreviated his wit and style.
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Two Canadian men just discovered that they were switched at birth.
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Some then switched to raising poultry, which then had bad returns.
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Then something "switched," said Rocxanne Deschamps, who took in the boys.
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I switched over to Google Fit instead of using Mobvoi's software.
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"I switched sides because reasons" is pretty par for the course.
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He switched his international allegiance from USA to Peru in 2016.
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He also switched to a joint program for medicine and business.
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I switched to beers from liquor and I am feeling it.
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Adobe, an early desktop software company, switched to cloud in 2013.
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He switched gears and became a New York firefighter in 1979.
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The internet has been switched off and hundreds have been arrested.
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Anyway, they said they'd switched suppliers, and the problem was fixed.
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People switched to other, cheaper services like Lyft Line or Via.
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What was it like playing a role that switched that up?
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As she watched, Shaffer switched from the rifle to his Taser.
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The terms included money for farmers who switched away from coca.
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In 2014, after three seasons, Shameless switched from drama to comedy.
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But they switched their routine to hit the store that morning.
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To save on interest, they switched to a 15-year mortgage.
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But I took her lead and switched my alliances to Obama.
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Charlie Crist, who has since switched parties and become a Democrat.
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The city switched back to Lake Huron water in October 2015.
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Then I ended up leaving hair completely and switched to makeup.
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Two states — Oregon and Washington — have switched to all-mail voting.
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When these cells were switched on, the mice recalled feeling afraid.
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They also switched out leather upholstery for an elastic polymer mesh.
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Then, a couple of months later, I switched back to Safari.
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Suddenly, after I switched to Android, I was missing text messages.
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It was unclear why the government switched back on the transmitters.
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He said he switched from Cruz to Trump after seeing Roger
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Then we switched to Powell's, which gave us absolutely no money.
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Dorman switched to making diagnostic technology and sold the vaccine company.
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He&aposs switched lawyers, he trying to find a new lawyer.
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Bloomberg switched his party affiliation from independent to Democrat in October.
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International traffic had already been switched off last week, angering customers.
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She switched off the AC and thumbed all four windows open.
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Only now it's his ball and the caddie has switched it.
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As before, an electric field switched the device into an insulator.
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His life support will be switched off Friday, his parents said.
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Hadley, the Kalamazoo public safety chief, confirmed that Dalton switched cars.
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He officially switched to the Trump campaign in May of 2016.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) switched his vote to yes on Wednesday.
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You can find Phil's album 'Switched-Off Zaytoven' in stores never.
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In 2016 he switched to paint pens and hasn't looked back.
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"We are Jewish," says one old lady who switched from Catholicism.
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Was it the laundry detergent I switched to when I moved?
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This can also be switched off, allowing the user complete control.
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Instead of pasta noodles for spaghetti, she switched to spaghetti squash.
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INSIDER's Fabiana Buontempo switched up her skincare products to find out.
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Rick Snyder (R) appointee switched Flint's water source in April 2014.
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Since then, about half of the vetoes have been switched back.
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When authorities cracked down on pill mills, users switched to heroin.
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For these reasons, I switched from iPhone to Android last year.
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My husband has also switched jobs and negotiated a higher salary.
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Richard Shelby was still a Democrat (he switched parties in 1994).
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In 2009, it switched tracks, becoming a snarky anti-West outlet.
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I went through the process and switched accounts... no big deal.
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Bobby Bright, who switched parties to try to even the score.
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Refiners eliminated MTBE from blending operations and switched entirely to ethanol.
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But something changed in our relationship the day I switched jobs.
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He then switched his focus to Trump and his readership soared.
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The chain recently switched to making the sandwich with fresh beef.
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For the same event in 2000, Lopez switched up her style.
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If it's switched "On," click the switch to toggle it off.
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And after a few Sundays of quiche, I switched to crêpes.
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About 25 percent of exchange users switched their plans in 2016.
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I switched to mild doses of ketamine and it worked beautifully.
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I switched out of the lab and back to playing matches.
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But, more recently, the company has switched to a lottery system.
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That got switched to a digital interface, and a DAT recorder.
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They've switched email and data storage to Google's cloud, per Reuters.
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Local residents issued complaints about the water after it was switched.
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That's when I switched to taking most of my courses online.
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Dillon's father then switched jobs twice to get better health insurance.
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Much of corporate America switched to working from home this week.
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But in September, she and her husband switched to the AfD.
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So Afghan producers have switched to another source: the ephedra bush.
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Then came an update: The recipient had been switched to Michel.
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Ms. Cram switched gears, and handed him the emotional color chart.
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He switched his jersey number to No. 3, which Tyler wore.
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Had he switched sides to cooperate with the United States government?
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When Hanawalt switched the pair to women, Bob-Waksberg instinctively recoiled.
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Doctors said some veterans were switched to hospice without their knowledge.
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Last year, the building switched over to air-conditioning in April.
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So we switched to the idea of the conference at first.
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When I switched to shooting digitally, the cameras were really expensive.
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The company has switched to virtual onboarding and virtual intern events.
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YouTube has switched to standard definition streaming by default in Europe.
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Within two years he had switched from selling snowboards to software.
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The packet-switched networks had been around for a long time.
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He switched his party affiliation to Democrat for the 2016 election.
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That fatigue seems to be driving others who have switched allegiances.
|
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Their focus now, some said, has switched to the lawmakers themselves.
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Among 20.05,733 blood samples, 31, or 0.5 percent, had been switched.
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During his second term, Bloomberg switched parties and became an independent.
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When my body broke down, I switched to yoga and hiking.
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D. has an appointment this morning, so we switched gym days.
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Formerly a Democrat, she switched to the Republican Party in 2010.
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In addition to changing her mindset, Moore switched up her diet.
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McDonald's recently switched to fresh beef for its quarter-pounder burgers.
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And about a year ago it switched from weekly to biweekly.
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Pants I switched from jeans to pants about a year ago.
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Cara Delevingne switched up the length and color of her hair.
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Cisneros switched his party affiliation from Republican to Democrat in 2008.
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In 2015, Spinney switched to just providing the characters&apos voices.
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In 1962, seeking greater clarity, Arbus switched from her 35-mm.
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During the day, he's switched from white wine to orange juice.
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Not in my wildest dreams did I think he switched parties.
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Sorrentino switched to Italian, and his remarks grew intricate and sonorous.
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He eventually switched to children, because they were easier to indoctrinate.
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United issued an apology after the discovery of the switched dogs.
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The city switched back to Lake Huron water the next year.
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He then switched planes and flew to Beirut, the reports said.
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In New York, the Empire State Building's lights were switched off.
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When Hogg was nineteen, she switched her creative focus to film.
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Then, she switched to a five-year implant in her arm.
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She got up from the stool and switched on the light.
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TC: Carolina, you switched from Atomico to SoftBank this year. Why?
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When that didn't help, he switched her to more powerful drugs.
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But we're a long way away from physical packet-switched networks.
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Although Citizen TV and Inooro were switched back on Thursday afternoon.
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El Salvador is one of several countries that have switched sides.
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His pediatrician switched him to Dilantin, another common anti-epilepsy drug.
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Since 2001, hundreds of chemical facilities have switched to safer processes.
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"Something switched, and now I'm really enjoying it again," Kyrgios said.
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Interestingly, in a five-year period, Roth completely switched his position.
|
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Romney late Tuesday afternoon switched his Twitter location to Holladay, Utah.
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In 2010, control switched again with the GOP netting 63 seats.
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Many companies, though, have switched to cheap keyboards made in China.
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" Record companies switched from jazz to a more rousing "national music.
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I'd half switched off by then, and I had a stinker.
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I switched to beer and made sure to break the seal.
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The Flying Cow Cafe's television was switched to the Weather Channel.
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I couldn't justify what I despised just because the agendas switched.
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Not a single superdelegate has switched from Clinton to Sanders yet.
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I switched completely to bonds in 2007 before the 2008 crash.
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He wasn't that good, so I switched to my left hand.
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Where problems begin to arise is when their positions become switched.
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Not long afterward, he switched to Ford's marketing and sales side.
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Tywin Lannister has already switched sides and helped sack King's Landing.
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Two-factor authentication isn't foolproof—every service still needs a backup option if you should lose access to your phone, for example—but having it switched on is much, much better than having it switched off.
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Writers who have switched sides, though less numerous, exert a similar fascination.
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Many Britons have switched to wine, while others are simply drinking less.
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Justin Bamberg, a state representative — who notably switched his support from Mrs.
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FMC switched to the euro as a reporting currency from U.S. dollars.
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Levy says that's the moment it switched to a potential trade war.
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Hadebe's phone was switched off when a Reuters reporter called on Monday.
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Before long, the conversation switched from renting a place to buying one.
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She also switched to natural treats of apples, vegetables and dried chicken.
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Eventually I switched to writing notes with page numbers in my iPhone.
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In an act of desperation, the country switched to the U.S. dollar.
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In Australia, cooks are actually switched on and know what they're doing.
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The espresso machine ground beans, cut off, and then switched on again.
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McCorvey once supported the pro-choice movement but switched sides in 1995.
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With USB Accessories switched off, USB Restricted Mode is turned on. Congratulations.
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Afterward, Spotify switched off the option to sign up in the app.
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Earlier this year, Bloomberg switched his party affiliation from independent to Democrat.
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Rubio switched his vote, citing acting administrator Robert Lightfoot's departure, reports Vox.
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One user found that she switched her targets: to people named Thompson.
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Rakitic switched the ball from left flank to right, where Vrsaljko crossed.
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I then switched to the "Cool" setting and snapped a few shots.
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My mom and I switched places and she got behind the wheel.
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But in August he switched sides, leaving to go work for Google .
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And the tablet's two USB ports have been switched to USB-C.
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Once the cameras are switched off, the president lays on the flattery.
|
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And when the light switched to blue, only the yellow hinges bent.
|
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It switched up the leadership in its mobile division a little later.
|
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Hun Sen, 65, is a former Khmer Rouge soldier who switched sides.
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His attitude didn't change when he switched sides and became a Whig.
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My monthly spending would undoubtedly be significantly higher if I switched jobs.
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Later she switched up her feet and rebalanced herself on the wall.
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Many of his former supporters switched sides following Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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Disappointed after Rocard was sidelined, he then switched to the centre-right.
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Now that the roles have switched, we're suddenly living the larger lifestyle.
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Even at the lowest setting, noise cancellation is never fully switched off.
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Hayek switched from princess to goddess for the red carpet on Sunday.
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I then switched over to vaping to prevent myself from smoking cigarettes.
|
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He switched jobs in order to have access to much bigger secrets.
|
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Did you think anything changed about the character when they switched costumes?
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Now, they've switched again — Republicans' dissatisfaction is waning and Democrats' is growing.
|
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Banks also switched up her accessories to update her look on Sunday.
|
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Votes for Democrat Beto O'Rourke have been switched to incumbent Republican Sen.
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Amazon closed its webstore business and switched to an integration with Shopify!
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That can usually be switched on at a computer's pre-boot settings.
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Activists in other countries might have switched to Signal, a similar app.
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After we had a son, I switched fields and became a server.
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The city switched back to the previous water system in October 2015.
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Neuberger Berman switched to being underweight on the peso two months ago.
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Since I switched to using Google's phone, I've shot more than 20,000.
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Unfortunately, those two airlines switched places in the category of mishandled baggage.
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With the last release, FileMaker also switched to an annual release cycle.
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"Last night I switched her birth control with Tic Tacs," he said.
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"Last night, I switched her birth control with Tic Tacs," said Davidson.
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LG: At some point you switched over to your Arianna Huffington voice.
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After Reader died, I switched to Feedly, which I'm still using today.
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But Mel B, 41, maintains she switched seats for a different reason.
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Android isn't the only platform where video calling has been switched on.
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The channel's ratings dropped significantly when they switched to the better game.
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Perhaps both Zhou and Jiang should've switched majors toward a law degree.
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But after Mr. Trump prevailed in the primaries, the Mercers switched candidates.
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In mid-October Flint's water supply was switched back to Lake Huron.
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But then someone caught tetanus and they switched to red food colouring.
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They switched the water supply back to Lake Huron one month later.
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So he switched to aviation school and completed two years of training.
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The lights were not switched on so we waited in the dark.
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Switched off your WiFi on your phone because of bad download speeds?
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She hit record on the camera, and switched on the data logger.
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Also I switched out white sugar for brown because F white sugar!!
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Dean Heller also switched his support from Bush to Rubio on Sunday.
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Software giants, such as Adobe and Microsoft, have successfully switched to subscriptions.
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Samsung switched to metal construction in 2014 and hasn't looked back since.
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The water supply was switched back to the Detroit system last October.
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After a two-week break, each participant switched breads for another week.
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The top concern switched from terrorism to healthcare between 2016 and 2017.
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Water was switched on for a few days, before being cut again.
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Romania then broke with Nazi Germany and switched to the Allied side.
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With the changes in Safari, however, Apple has switched to playing offense.
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Snoopy doesn't know, of course, that I've already switched out SD cards.
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The embellishment was going to be a different color, but we switched.
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It seemed like authentic surprise that the show had switched it up.
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By the time he was done, ten people had switched their votes!
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Instagram has been an insufferable mess since it switched to non-chronological.
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I thought drinking was cooler; I switched after I had [a seizure].
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People who switched to minivans did not switch back to station wagons.
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The station then switched from pro-government news bulletins to old documentaries.
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Armstrong switched into manual mode and flew to an impromptu landing site.
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But the fan made a horrible noise when it was switched on.
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A new psychiatrist switched me to Zoloft, but I felt no difference.
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Some of the former PP voters who had supported it switched back.
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Microsoft founder Bill Gates recently said that he had switched to Android.
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Many people have switched to wine, while others are simply drinking less.
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Dhoni switched to the other rookie team this season, Rising Pune Supergiants.
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Judging by the sound of the fridge it is still switched on.
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When the party wouldn't let him run, he switched to the GOP.
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The TV says this is mating season and— sorry, I switched channels.
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In fact, over the past year, Snap and Twitter have switched places.
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Electricity to the center was switched off on Wednesday, the refugees said.
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The firm's name switched to the Rock Island Oil and Refining Co.
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Ex-Labour and Change UK MP Chuka Umunna switched earlier this year.
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The Boring Company said it switched because this was a simpler solution.
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A year later, the founders switched it to a public benefit corporation.
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Here's how much money I've earned in interest since I switched accounts.
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But along the way he switched from singing to conducting and composing.
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I switched to the guacamole and chips, hoping for a lighter option.
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VICE: We keep hearing people say they have just switched to Ecosia.
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She switched to a more lenient church, and eventually—undramatically—stopped going.
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Even in deep-blue Minnesota, 19 counties switched from Obama to Trump.
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He had switched to Sprint, his former employer's competitor for wireless service.
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It's likely that many older doctors have switched parties over the year.
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Starnes, from Charlotte, North Carolina, said she'd switched to a different brand.
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The engine has switched from Mercedes which means Renault have less horsepower.
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But over the past decade he has switched to a nationalist course.
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Christie said that he switched because he was responding to his constituents.
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In fact, 43 percent of renewing ACA customers switched plans this year.
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Sripol switched to a flying wing design based on a round tortilla.
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The company switched patients and doctors to its earlier system, the INRatio.
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Businesses invested in energy efficiency measures and switched to less polluting fuels.
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But a few years later, she switched parties and became a Democrat.
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Painter switched parties and is running as a Dem for Minnesota Sente.
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Nearly 85033,000 students have switched to private schools with tax-credit scholarships.
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Marsch switched to three strikers, then back to two, to no avail.
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Now, Google has switched to WKWebView, which Apple introduced with iOS 8.
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I told her four pieces worked, and she switched to five fingers.
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But with a clear and sober mind, what switched on the lightbulb?
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When I got into history and politics…I switched into heavier metal.
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He switched to his mom's plan, which had a $2 million ceiling.
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The billboards at Piccadilly Circus in London were switched off for renovations.
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The pace at which he switched gears between these modes was dizzying.
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Jerry Taylor is a great example of a conservative who switched sides.
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"We should have switched, but it turns out we didn't," he said.
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Later that month, the city switched back to the Detroit water supply.
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My grandfather shut off the Bunsen burner and switched off the fan.
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The Browns have switched quarterbacks six times this season because of injuries.
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Sky's independent board committee quickly switched its recommendation from Fox to Comcast.
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Later, when they could no longer afford them, they switched to heroin.
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" She switched to a 1940s moll voice: "And I've read them all!
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"The Suedzucker group has also consistently switched to crisis mode," it said.
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Over the weekend, it switched 100% of restaurants over to that model.
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By the time of the second Congress, the state switched to districts.
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But Kennedy was a little formal, so he soon switched to Kenneth.
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Mr. Djukanovic switched allegiances, setting the country firmly in the Western camp.
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But after money for prevention was added, Mr. Mfume switched his position.
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I just switched over to new Gmail on desktop and it's terrible.
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She ran as a Democrat, but switched parties shortly after the fracas.
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His television was switched to the news, where the president's speech replayed.
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Or the system can be switched off, making the watch almost conventional.
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I gave up and switched her to English with a British accent.
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Her doctors, including Dr. Roe, switched her to a different medication, Sirolimus.
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But it has since switched tactics, playing on fears of Islamic extremism.
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The people who tested positive switched to a new source of water.
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And of that group, a sizable proportion had switched from voting Tory.
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Before becoming president, Donald Trump switched party affiliations at least five times.
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The retail giant hasn't switched over completely to purely essential deliveries, however.
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I sat upright on the bunk, switched on my lamp, and read.
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When the billboard companies switched to steel posts, the saws were mute.
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And it's because of this split that Barclays has switched their forecast.
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The team left that vehicle in a parking lot and switched cars.
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That changed early Thursday when a handful of representatives switched their position.
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Kylie Jenner has switched up her makeup routine since becoming a mother.
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The authorities have imposed curfews, switched off the internet and arrested hundreds.
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Austin: You would have switched from which sort of stress you had.
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The cabin lights were mostly switched off and window blinds stayed shut.
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Hall switched to a driver and began to work up a sweat.
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The hearings were switched to Thursdays in recent months, after families complained.
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When she returned, she switched to Juilliard's bachelor of fine arts program.
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"I should never have switched from Scotch to martinis," said Humphrey Bogart.
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He switched to a slightly softer ball for control around the green.
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In the wake of the Stone resignations, Barr switched to damage control.
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Maine, another 2016 stronghold, has also switched to a Super Tuesday primary.
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By the end of April, though, Hawkins had switched to No. 29.
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By then, a microphone in the execution chamber had been switched off.
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So, he switched to yoga and cardio and put lifting on pause.
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I switched out and opted for something more relaxing, like "Toy Story."
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He landed at Istanbul Ataturk Airport, switched planes and flew to Beirut.
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"I'll see if I can be switched from 'no' to 'yes,'" Rep.
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He had been speaking in Tunisian Arabic, but he switched to English.
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Just last spring, my pharmacy suddenly switched up my birth control brand.
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Mid-month, I switched to "active listening," which was much more fruitful.
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In 1979, America switched its recognition from the Taiwan government to Beijing's.
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He switched its focus a few years later to streaming video clips.
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"I'll see if I can be switched from 'no' to 'yes,' " Rep.
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Even in 2008, when several dozen switched to Barack Obama from Mrs.
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String players got up and switched seats, playing entire sections by heart.
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We switched hotels every few days so no one could track us.
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The very next day they switched the lineup, and it was gone.
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But to back up a second, so when you switched from About.
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Patricia Martinez has switched from the bus to an app called Via.
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" Then we switched right to Mayweather -- "Floyd's a bitch and he's petrified.
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What if voters begin casting ballots before the presidential nominees get switched?
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That way, all the fixtures can be switched on at full wattage to brightly illuminate the room in the morning, but then the ceiling fixture can be switched off and bedside lamps can be dimmed in the evening.
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Between 2010 and 2012, 20 voters switched from being citizens to noncitizens (an extremely unlikely transition), and 36 others switched from noncitizens to citizens (a more common transition, but one reported at a far greater rate than typically occurs).
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So I switched to a VanMoof Smart X and I love this bike.
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Unable to contact anyone, he followed orders and at 7pm switched to Heidi.
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He switched to a drug designed for tumors in a totally different organ.
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I switched industries several times, and each of them have different salary ranges.
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But eventually the company switched over to alpha-numeric names, like the MDX.
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Rubio opened his speech with a couple of lines in Spanish, then switched
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For approximately 10 minutes on Thursday, C-SPAN1 switched over to Russia Today.
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"When the machine was switched on, there were some power issues," Yarney says.
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We shot so much I can't believe we haven't switched the show yet.
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They switched to one company only to see it get absorbed by another.
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Dickey originally was scheduled to pitch Friday but switched with RHP Mike Foltynewicz.
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Then the team switched to giving individual servers their own FPGAs (Version 1).
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Meghan Markle has switched into her second look of the day in Sydney!
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The schools that have switched have primarily been those that can afford to.
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After the first two seasons wrapped, the cast has been switched out completely.
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In January the last of the city's 65,000 new streetlights was switched on.
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Instead of sticking with my Core Portfolio, I switched to an Impact Portfolio.
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Then my brain switched gears and I realized it was blood, not paint.
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Kaiser has switched from neonatal wards to private rooms in its new hospitals.
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I told her I was fine in Spanish, and we immediately switched over.
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These cards can be switched in and out of your deck as needed.
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I switched roles at work, and was refilled with a sense of purpose.
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Having farmed ginger most of his life, he recently switched to trading it.
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Now that Bobby's fortune is at risk, Lara's been switched into Fight Mode.
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But whites switched to the Republican side in sufficient numbers where it mattered.
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The lights of the Eiffel Tower in Paris are switched off on Oct.
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But some researchers believe that the mechanism can end up switched on permanently.
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Some American manufacturers have delayed steel-heavy projects or switched to alternative materials.
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The company then switched to white bags with the original "golden arches" logo.
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Those cards can be stacked and quickly switched between, according to the report.
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Nevada had planned to use the app, but switched course after the debacle.
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Crucially, the relocated oxygen ions stay put when the power is switched off.
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Hague and Ovchinin survived the incident after their capsule switched into abort mode.
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Soon after the earthquake struck, owners of asphalt plants switched on their heaters.
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Like many others, I've switched from Uber to Lyft over the past year.
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The children resisted, so Niki and Rob switched to a more relaxed approach.
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The city's water supply was switched to the Flint River in April 2014.
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Dana switched to Twitter, where the president had recently sent out a message.
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Classic arcade series like Street Fighter switched to LCD-based cabinets years ago.
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The free-donor base for plasma cannot be readily switched on or off.
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I recently switched from geriatric to pediatric and am really enjoying the change.
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Both have been switched in the past from par five to par four.
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Thorpe remained dressed as Glen even when he switched back to playing himself.
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If they switched sides, they could potentially block it in the final vote.
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First pitch for the game against Texas was switched from 7:10 p.m.
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You'll need to have location services switched on to make it all work.
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Lorna's the only one who has happily switched over for her new team.
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"That was big, momentum definitely switched in their favor after that," Wadley said.
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This launches a window where you can manage which apps are switched on.
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The Clarion's marquee will be switched to "Welcome KY Kickfest," a sneaker convention.
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I even switched to a gel cleanser, which I would never normally do.
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Last year he switched to the World Superbike championship where he finished fifth.
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Only 3.9% of Democrats and 5.2% of Republicans switched to the rival party.
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It's switched on by default, though availability may vary between countries and carriers.
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The old button for jump — X — was switched to B in Splatoon 226.
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Instead the company switched tactics, moving to those now familiar single product buttons.
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I recently switched jobs, and my old job paid for my insurance 100%.
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This isn't the first time the Golden Arches has switched up its look.
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She switched on her brights, pressing the confirm button at the car's query.
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But last month she switched up her signature shade, dyeing her hair red.
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During the course of my tests, I switched filaments a couple of times.
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Then, with a tap, he switched it for a yellow chair and ottoman.
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When Caitlyn left, she switched again, deciding to wear the Trump hat home.
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Raul Labrador and Amash, both of whom switched to Cruz after Kentucky Sen.
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Perhaps for that reason, the commemorative light was switched on at 9 p.m.
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He switched horses, from one -ism to another, unleashing bitter half remembered rivalries.
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Almost half (85033 percent) switched their preference at least once in this period.
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Hough recently switched back to blonde after almost six months as a redhead.
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But at some point after the play was over, he switched his story.
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MCAS RE-ACTIVATES Data shows the MCAS-related systems were switched back on.
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The ministry said the aircraft had switched off its transponder during the flight.
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Then, it switched gears, and put me into the body of the astronaut.
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But Navalny switched it to Tverskaya Street, Moscow's main avenue near the Kremlin.
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Very soon after that Wa Lone's phone appeared to have been switched off.
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He switched it on and stuck the knife in between the metal grill.
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"Everything got well for me immediately as soon as I switched," Genise swears.
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But you switched off the firewall exposing your MongoDB and MySQL server AGAIN.
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The second boing is usually when the seat-belt sign is switched off.
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That was Shelby, a conservative "Dixiecrat" who switched to the GOP in 1994.
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Notably, Georgia and Abigail switched from the nice list to the naughty one.
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In some countries, the 2G network is scheduled to be switched off soon.
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Sabater, then 6, had just switched schools after the death of her father.
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The Kremlin has long reserved particular fury for former spies who switched loyalty.
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Only one Dixiecrat congressman, Albert Watson of South Carolina, switched to the GOP.
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But some classes are now being canceled or being switched to online learning.
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When there were no canvases available, she simply switched to painting on burlap.
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He switched to a two-stop strategy but still suffered from tyre wear.
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In 2014, 1.3 percent of C-corporations switched to a pass-through entity.
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MORE but switched his support to Paul just days before the Iowa caucuses.
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As a result, money — through the switched currency — would be slowly moved offshore.
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Not long after seeing Hendrix play, Clapton himself actually switched to a Fender.
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The partners scattered, and the firm has switched to the private-equity business.
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Richard Shelby was elected and, shortly thereafter, switched parties and became a Republican.
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United used to use this system but switched to five lanes in 2012.
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Trump publicly switched stances on potential background check legislation after speaking with LaPierre.
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During the interview, Motherboard switched from using English to Romanian and to Russian.
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I have switched to Google Maps, which has been better, though not perfect.
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This explains why Trump has switched to lying about the border wall's status.
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She has switched places twice in the last seven years with ex-Rep.
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But he also switched tactics, winning 22 of 29 serve-and-volley points.
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The rebellious Democrats switched on their smartphones and broadcast themselves to the world.
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"Within 1 1/2 years, half of patients will have switched," Finckh said.
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Jon Bon Jovi has switched from brown to gray, and we're into it.
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He switched to tennis after his wife complained about his obsession with golf.
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She then switched things up completely, sporting orange and black hair in May.
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Ron switched off his camera with a grumble, commiserating with a nearby malcontent.
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So what happens to those already-cast ballots if the nominees get switched?
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Flint switched to a new water source, the Flint River, in April 2014.
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His next shot, which also found the water, switched my brain into overdrive.
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Virginia had defended the legislative map but switched sides in the Supreme Court.
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Louis Comfort Tiffany, 31, had only recently switched from painting to glass making.
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Some chose graduate school or full-time activist work; others switched musical gears.
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The 643-year-old's first misstep came after he switched onto Nikola Mirotic.
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For the sake of my inbox (and my sanity), I switched my settings.
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When Saleh switched sides, so did some commanders and troops loyal to him.
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The 30-year-old hasn't explained why she's switched up her hair look.
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My first registration as a voter was Republican but that switched very quickly.
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These folks were certainly annoyed when their devices inexplicably switched over to American.
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In October, 2015 the city switched it's water back to the Detroit supply.
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I had finally switched over to ICYTWAT and changed my name from KassperDahmer.
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Another case involved a baby that was initially breastfed, but switched to formula.
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Then we got better at detecting those things, so they switched to ultralights.
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A few months earlier, I switched from my mother's insurance to my school's.
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It had to be a feature-length documentary … so we switched fairly quickly.
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All investment in fossil fuel production would have to be switched to renewables.
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Even the US Navy switched away from all-caps in 2013, CNN reported.
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And since retiring he'd switched from acrylic paints and started working in oil.
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Mozilla recently switched on third-party cookie tracker blocking by default, for example.
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Make sure that the "Allow Notifications" switch at the top is switched on.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China just switched on the world's largest 25G network.
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Partway through his term he switched parties, so that was pretty eye-opening.
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Clinton switched back to her under pressure or were replaced with Clinton supporters.
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So Graham switched vehicles and directions, and pressed the pedal to the metal.
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Now, Rachel Lindsay has switched careers, gotten married, and has started family planning.
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"We switched it up a lot," Wood said, referring to the catcher's signals.
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Its holiday display of 170,000 lights has been painstakingly switched to LED lighting.
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He said he had been a Democrat for many years, then switched parties.
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They also said a security guard had switched off the fire alarm system.
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We signed one or two contracts when it switched over to Rupert Murdoch.
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"When I switched to long-acting reversible contraception, my life changed," she says.
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The satellites are to be switched on two to three hours after deployment.
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" Dave asked as he switched on the console, hunching toward the TV. "Ready!
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Before he switched to Alimentum, Arlo cried all the time and barely slept.
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It was some other song, and then it was switched the day before.
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Slightly more than half of the hunters have switched to lead-free ammunition.
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Then, as Alexander-Arnold raced back to the corner, Origi switched his position.
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Last year, Mr. Nemat switched sides again, this time to the Islamic State.
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She switched from one waitressing job to another for a 25-cent raise.
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But with the fingerprint identification moving slowly, they quickly switched to facial recognition.
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Before I could protest, he switched our phone call to a video chat.
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As the service grew, Twitter switched to a timeline ordered by an algorithm.
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Some districts hit by retaliatory tariffs switched to Democratic candidates from Republican incumbents.
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Within six months I switched jobs, because I needed to make more money.
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Until naval engineers switched from wood to steel, shipworms were popular research subjects.
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A few years later, GV switched to a more global and unified strategy.
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At the height of his fame, he switched from advertising to public relations.
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Mr. Karamuka of Ecole Secondaire Kanombe has switched to the fuel at home.
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On the surface it sounds switched on to the potential of emerging technologies.
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When the company switched hands to SoftBank, he took on the COO role.
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At the top of the page, make sure "Cellular Data" is switched on.
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When the vibrating yoga pants were switched on, the party perked up considerably.
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After a while, she switched to an administrative position at a medical clinic.
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Jefferson Van Drew who switched parties and welcomed the president to his district.
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In fact, days later, I still haven't switched back to Google's search engine.
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Think about the last two times the House switched hands: 2006 and 2010.
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In the first take, a low-frequency buzz indicated radios being switched on.
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The Trump administration, in an unusual move in a pending case, switched sides.
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" Then he switched to Turkish and shouted: "Don't forget Aleppo, don't forget Syria!
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Recognizing the significance of the loss, Walker and his team switched into action.
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Gabbard later switched her position after reviewing several documents surrounding Trump's Ukraine dealings.
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Nine states that held caucuses in 2016 have switched to primaries for 2020.
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She switched her blog over to YouTube and since then hasn't looked back.
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"It was like a light switched off in my personality," the singer said.
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Rovio has since switched from paid apps to free downloads of its games.
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Immigration judges have quit, retired early, or switched jobs under the Trump administration.
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" When her husband was arrested, Tania switched from "Das Kapital" to "Anna Karenina.
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He has also switched jobs, and said his jaw issues have not recurred.
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Mr. Jackson switched to bass and started to walk a fast, swinging line.
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By the end of the decade he had switched to the Plantation label.
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In a new interview, Buffett says he's finally switched to Apple's iPhone 11.
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I switched back to my trusty Patagonia Snowbelle pants after a few runs.
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Then one day in early June 2016, her sister's phone was switched off.
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But now it is a target and the threats have switched to opportunities.
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About 90 seconds into the flight, the Falcon 9's engines switched off.
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Over time, friends started turning toward East Hampton, N.Y., so they switched, too.
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I gave up and switched to a free book from Harvard's H2O project.
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The House NDAA would allow 4.8 percent of the force to be switched.
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Hayden Panettiere drastically switched up her look with a dark blonde pixie cut.
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He eventually switched back to the MMO, presumably, after it came back online.
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Jeff Van Drew, who switched parties and professed his undying support for Trump.
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Jeff Van Drew formally switched parties and professed his undying support for Trump.
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It'll be the second time Leavel, 63, and Streep, 70, have switched roles.
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Castro's only supporter now that Gonzalez switched to Biden is his brother Joaquin.
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Other stations were plunged into darkness, the lights and ticket machines switched off.
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I wondered whether my browser, Chrome, was interfering, so I switched to Safari.
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The group switched off, continuing to give chest compressions until emergency crews arrived.
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But it has since switched its focus to a different cash crop: hemp.
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He switched to independent before a run for a third term in 2009.
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Romania was an ally of Nazi Germany until it switched sides in 1944.
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VDARE, which denies being white nationalist, immediately switched to its backup system, Stripe.
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AT&T has actually switched on its mobile 258G service in some cities.
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Inside a bitsy fish store in Brooklyn, Lana Condor switched the blowtorch on.
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I switched doctors because my first experience delivering didn't seem to include me.
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One minute he bumped with James, the next he backed off and switched.
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Then he switched back to support the conservative Democrat in this year's primary.
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He had private insurance switched to Medicaid during Louisiana's expansion earlier this year.
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The city's water source was switched back to Detroit on October 16, 2015.
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Correction: I accidentally switched Darrel Duffie's name for Robert Hall on second mention.
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Over the course of the day, the team switched between two different tunes.
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When switched off, the microphone won't pick up any Alexa or Portal requests.
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With Jaime hypothetically sentenced to sure-death this time around, he and Tyrion will have switched completely switched roles since the end of season 4, when the youngest Lannister was to be executed for a regicide he did not commit.
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If I couldn't handle shopping at night, what if I switched over to mornings?
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After a lengthy debate, White switched sides and voted to remove the Confederate flag.
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The introduction of Tesla's Model S in particular switched things to a different gear.
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These days she's switched her focus to acting, but still lands major fashion spreads.
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And he might have switched the needle, but it wasn't like, here, look, bang.
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Harry looked puzzled as his light saber turned red when he switched it on.
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After attacks last year by the pink bollworm pest, many farmers switched to soybeans.
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The official Apple website has switched fonts from "Myriad" to "San Francisco," MacRumors spotted.
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"I know I have personally switched onto the 'be prepared' wagon," he told CNN.
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I wish I would have stayed another year and switched my major to business.
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Do you panic when you realize you switched bags and forgot your lip balm?
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She hasn't been seen since, and her phone also appeared to be switched off.
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The phones are only switched on in the area, never close to our homes.
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It used OpenTable after first opening in 2007, but switched to Reserve in 2017.
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Once that boom-and-bust ended, the American model then switched to fundamentals, i.e.
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Previous independent apps, such as Ulysses, Bear and Carrot Weather have switched to subscriptions.
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I felt good as I switched between two stations: battle ropes and free weights.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Speaking of the joysticks, they can be switched out, too.
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Meghan, 37, switched from her earlier formal ensemble to a more casual-chic look.
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In the original Captain Marvel movie, Larson switched between blonde, brown, and mohawk wigs.
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She switched to an iPhone from another phone company because of Apple's accessible technology.
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The water supply wasn't switched back to Lake Huron until mid-October in 210.
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The startup switched to this new AI-powered model to determine your credit worthiness.
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Many have switched plans during open enrollment so they can get a better deal.
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Then Gordon switched back to hitting lefty and smacked one out of the park.
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Hoepfner switched from ear to ear, whispering a brief explanation of ASMR to me.
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Who could be sure that this command-and-control machine would be switched off?
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North Street recently switched to padded straps, which may be more comfortable, if bulkier.
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But the slogans could have been switched between the two companies without stretching credulity.
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The city switched back to Detroit water, but the damage had already been done.
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Throughout the past year, plenty of other guys have switched up their looks too.
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To see if you've got the option switched on, just visit the app's Settings.
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Once the iPhone 3G arrived, I switched fully over because of the App Store.
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Yet undistracted reading didn't perish the moment any of these technologies were switched on.
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However, she quickly switched into a black rain jacket to compete in the game.
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Dozens of lawmakers recently switched their loyalty from the ruling party to the opposition.
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This went on for years, until Mujey switched to wanting to be a nurse.
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Their APIs are due to be switched from private to public beta on Monday.
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She switched to battle royale games, and dated grubby men who played alongside her.
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"I switched to LinkedIn thinking, 'Well it's ok, it's a professional network,'" she said.
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Clinton, switched his support to Mr. Sanders last month, calling him "bold" and Mrs.
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Ever since Bewitched switched Darrins without telling anyone, TV shows have been swapping actors.
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Existing customers will be switched over in their next billing cycle after that date.
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I switched to SheaMoisture African black soap in March, and it's time to restock.
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I exit the toilet and realize that the office lights have been switched off.
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So I switched my major to economics and tried a summer in management consulting.
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It's an opt-in feature that has to be switched on in your settings.
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But that's not the only way the parties have switched places since the 1850s.
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Yesterday, Morocco switched on the first section of its new Ouarzazate solar power plant.
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In 2017 Apple switched from using Bing to Google for Siri web search results.
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It has switched its logistics contract to DHL, which failed to deliver the poultry.
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Some time in September, everyone will be switched over to the new Gmail design.
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Toro Rosso have switched engines this season, linking up with McLaren's former partners Honda.
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He and Wa Lone switched rides so that Wa Lone could hear the details.
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I then switched up the mood by asking them about their most joyful memories.
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It has switched entirely to healthier products, betting that long-term growth lies there.
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And the chop wasn't the only thing that she switched up with her hair.
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This swap is so seamless, it makes me wonder why I hadn't switched earlier.
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Penn State and Auburn switched places with the Nittany Lions now at No. 133.
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Mr Tanoesoedibjo's media assets switched their allegiance to Jokowi; the case went no further.
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But ever since for-profit schools became billion-dollar enterprises, partisan allegiances have switched.
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Gender cannot be switched on and off to see what would happen without it.
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Only when humans switched to farming did people truly begin to acquire material riches.
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On Wednesday, he switched his plea to "guilty" for all 29 hate crime charges.
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Last year, he switched allegiances, running or president under the far-right GANA party.
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Image: GettyValarie Gerbus switched carriers after she received a bill from Verizon for $9,9800.
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DiMarco played the recurring character Garrett Banducci on Switched at Birth from 2014 15.
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So I've switched to sugar-free syrups since they generally don't have any carbs.
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Rartjarasoaniony switched to the new toilet because it's cleaner and safer than her outhouse.
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I had half a bottle of champagne, felt nothing, then switched to Irish coffees.
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It was like a light had been switched on, suddenly he had an identity.
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I feel like I'm getting all the support available now, having switched healthcare provider.
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San Francisco resident Emily Peters switched to Lyft after her Uber account was hacked.
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Eventually Box switched to the enterprise, but they didn't make the transition willy-nilly.
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At the end of two weeks, the participants switched to the other group's diet.
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When Bromfield started her job at Grand Flower, he switched to fixating on her.
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We switched seats, and I get one cautious, but dry drive up the mountainside.
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They switched to boos when rally leaders reminded them Rosselló's replacement would be Vazquez.
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Rick Snyder switched Flint's water supply from the Flint River back to Lake Huron.
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Before he got out of his vehicle, the officer switched on his body camera.
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Jim Justice, who switched to the Republican party at a recent rally with Trump.
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Cases have spiked in the two years since the city switched its water supply.
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Customers of HipChat Cloud will be switched over to Stride over the coming weeks.
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The city switched back to Detroit water in mid October, but the contamination continued.
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After everyone arrived, the lights were switched off, and we all took a mat.
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The contamination happened after a Snyder appointee switched Flint's water supply to save money.
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I switched to Opera, a browser I had previously thought was only for contrarians.
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Apple recently stopped using modems made by Qualcomm and switched to Intel chips instead.
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The assembly's permit was denied, so he switched the venue to a Skype call.
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However, it looks as if Kendall has switched her ride-sharing loyalties to Lyft.
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But during a layover in Denver, the airline mistakenly switched his dog with another.
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Back in my day, we got whippings, we got switched, but we grew up.
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Sumgong's former compatriot Eunice Jepkirui, who switched allegiance to Bahrain in 2013, took silver.
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They eliminated every bath product they had, changed laundry detergent and switched her diet.
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So it's no surprise that she's switched it up again — and we love it!
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Many users who'd become dependent on opioids switched to cheaper, more readily available heroin.
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So, by design, the machine switched itself off and ceded control to the pilots.
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She switched quickly between extreme agitation and catatonia—a state of being completely immobile.
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But many of its supporters have simply switched their allegiance to the AfD instead.
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Eventually, I switched to yellow pills and stayed on them until three years ago.
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But before the lights were even switched on, terrorism struck again on French soil.
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He switched to backing Clinton after she became the presumptive Democratic nominee in June.
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I switched to checking Instagram once in the morning, and once in the evening.
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Younger customers have deemed it uncool and switched allegiance to more inexpensive bra brands.
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I switched to Bluetooth headphones long ago, so this isn't a problem for me.
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Thanks to the health law, many D.C. customers switched to comparable plans and saved.
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Bloomberg switched to the Democratic Party a month before last year's midterm congressional elections.
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The light from a fluorescent desk lamp was flickering, and Crew switched it off.
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He switched to a M2010 sniper rifle and continued fighting, according to the summary.
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And then I heard it: the loud, bizarre warbling that signified I'd switched timelines.
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Dinwiddie caught the subsequent inbounds pass and found Crabbe as the Wizards switched defenders.
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Shelby, who is still a senator, switched parties and became a Republican in 1994.
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Thomas swam mostly freestyle but occasionally switched to backstroke or breaststroke to loosen up.
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This led some people to worry about what might happen when they switched apps.
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With Adonis Garcia up, Collins sent Kelly to the outfield, so he switched gloves.
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Many power plants also have switched to natural gas from coal, the USGS said.
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When they switched to a zone, a spry Noah attacked it off the dribble.
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To make more time for training, Kwan switched to homeschooling after the 8th grade.
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Cincinnati — The Bearcats have switched from Adidas to Under Armour and have new uniforms.
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"We've got to read defense and they switched things," Pacers coach Frank Vogel said.
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"I switched because I didn't have any support, nothing," he said before the match.
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Since then, he's switched his focus to poll numbers for the Alabama senator race.
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Since joining IBM nearly 20 years ago, Srinivas Chitiveli has switched jobs nine times.
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The iOS 13 update automatically switched notes to start with a large, bold title.
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Around six years after he began working with the US, though, Brasco switched sides.
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But savings were not entirely driven by healthier people who switched to the plans.
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Hossein switched on a walkie-talkie; it was blaring warnings of an incoming aircraft.
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He went to art school to study advertising, but switched to painting and sculpture.
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Or leaving GPS locations upon switched upon "turned on" the mobile phone (sic). 3.
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The Raptors switched freely all year and that probably needs to be curbed here.
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He switched the Qc303s off and connected the 700s, and instantly, everything went silent.
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The app's remote layout can be switched to use swipes instead of button taps.
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Then they switched and continued the discussion in Arabic, according to the police report.
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Instead, a sliver of the electorate has simply switched from "leave" to "don't know".
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Some investors sold Spanish government bonds and switched to Italian debt earlier this week.
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But at that moment a stabilizing fin at the jet's tail was switched on.
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He switched back and forth from monster to human, terrorizing them and then apologizing.
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Mia was beat up constantly and switched schools a dozen times throughout grade school.
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The Cavs' defense switched and swarmed, but Curry had shredded such defenses all year.
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He switched parties in 2007, and was elected mayor of San Cristobal in 2010.
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The first leap happened in the '90s when users switched to digital information storage.
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But the candidates switched places last week, with Trump beating Cruz 37 to 20.
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I soon realised selling drugs was more lucrative, so I switched up to that.
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" Trump also switched his view on Chinese currency manipulation, saying "They're not currency manipulators.
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