Lights were switched off and bottles of water handed out.
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Brussels has switched off; no further negotiations are taking place.
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Then, during cruise, the electric motor would be switched off.
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On Wednesday, the power was switched off for 750,000 customers.
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To save petrol, motorcycles are switched off when ridden downhill.
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Power has been switched off as a precautionary measure, dnevnik.
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Cable news blared on eight TVs that never switched off.
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The internet has been switched off and hundreds have been arrested.
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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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His life support will be switched off Friday, his parents said.
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You can find Phil's album 'Switched-Off Zaytoven' in stores never.
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This can also be switched off, allowing the user complete control.
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In New York, the Empire State Building's lights were switched off.
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I'd half switched off by then, and I had a stinker.
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Hadebe's phone was switched off when a Reuters reporter called on Monday.
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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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Once the cameras are switched off, the president lays on the flattery.
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Even at the lowest setting, noise cancellation is never fully switched off.
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Switched off your WiFi on your phone because of bad download speeds?
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Electricity to the center was switched off on Wednesday, the refugees said.
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The billboards at Piccadilly Circus in London were switched off for renovations.
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My grandfather shut off the Bunsen burner and switched off the fan.
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Or the system can be switched off, making the watch almost conventional.
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The authorities have imposed curfews, switched off the internet and arrested hundreds.
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The cabin lights were mostly switched off and window blinds stayed shut.
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By then, a microphone in the execution chamber had been switched off.
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The lights of the Eiffel Tower in Paris are switched off on Oct.
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Crucially, the relocated oxygen ions stay put when the power is switched off.
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The ministry said the aircraft had switched off its transponder during the flight.
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Very soon after that Wa Lone's phone appeared to have been switched off.
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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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In some countries, the 2G network is scheduled to be switched off soon.
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Ron switched off his camera with a grumble, commiserating with a nearby malcontent.
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They also said a security guard had switched off the fire alarm system.
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"It was like a light switched off in my personality," the singer said.
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Then one day in early June 2016, her sister's phone was switched off.
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About 90 seconds into the flight, the Falcon 9's engines switched off.
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Other stations were plunged into darkness, the lights and ticket machines switched off.
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The group switched off, continuing to give chest compressions until emergency crews arrived.
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When switched off, the microphone won't pick up any Alexa or Portal requests.
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She hasn't been seen since, and her phone also appeared to be switched off.
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Who could be sure that this command-and-control machine would be switched off?
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I exit the toilet and realize that the office lights have been switched off.
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After everyone arrived, the lights were switched off, and we all took a mat.
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For a while, though, those plinths stood empty, and the spotlights were switched off.
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As it was, Andrew's hitbox activated when the animation started and switched off afterwards.
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At times, he retreated to the bathroom, switched off the lights and lay down.
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Plenty of consumer electronics continue to draw power even when they are switched off.
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How much power are you still using even when you've switched off your devices?
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The latter makes it possible to receive alerts even if your TV is switched off.
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CNN tried to reach out to the students but found their phones were switched off.
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Filippov's mobile phones were switched off when Reuters tried to reach him on Thursday night.
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It also switched off dozens of radio frequencies on which American news services were broadcast.
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The newspaper did not say if other performance criteria improved when this was switched off.
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When the feature was switched off the phone, however, its desktop counterpart was plenty responsive.
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Typing #BNG# and hitting send will show you whether it's currently enabled or switched off.
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Electricity in Navalny's office was switched off, his spokeswoman said in a separate Twitter message.
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While neither one draws a lot of power, in most homes, they're never switched off.
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The sonars will be switched off, the good guys will win, the bad guys lose.
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The cacophony of simulated war in the bunker is relentless, and cannot be switched off.
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AWS said in October that Amazon's consumer business had switched off its last Oracle database.
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He added that 100 percent of the fees would be switched off within 10 days.
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Pitch black inside—the house has switched off chandeliers and a pool with cloudy water.
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The television channel synonymous with Australian youth will be switched off after 22016 years of showtime.
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Myanmar We told you last week about the internet being switched off in parts of Ethiopia.
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Their tracking transponders were switched off near the coasts of those countries, according to the data.
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Her own cellphone switched off amid the crush of messages and calls from friends and family.
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Reuters was unable to reach Chandrasena and his wife as their mobile phones were switched off.
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A fuel-saving engine auto start-stop system is fairly unobtrusive (and can be switched off).
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So far, viewers have not switched off from dangerous sports as awareness of concussion has grown.
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His life-support was switched off on April 23rd after a lengthy and complex legal battle.
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The train's driver told a court last month he had switched off the speed-control system.
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"The flight got ridiculously bumpy, and the seatbelt sign never got switched off," the passenger said.
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When they saw this brief pause, they switched off the input of photons driving the transitions.
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He generally brought the kids to day care but we switched off who picked them up.
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During these drug-taking hours, my burdensome and crippling mental mechanisms seemed to be switched off.
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In the theater, cellphones are switched off; here, you can live-tweet every arabesque and extension.
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Lights in the town are switched off and the ship is torched at around 7:30 p.m.
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Data suggests that Schiaparelli's thrusters did, in fact, fire, but that they switched off sooner than expected.
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The man switched off the TV. He lay there in bed, watching lights move across the ceiling.
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And Alexa can make sure all your outlets and lights are switched off before you leave, too.
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Government headquarters before and after having its lighting switched off to mark Earth Hour in Beirut, Lebanon.
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When the Guardian alerted Facebook to this, the social media company switched off the function within hours.
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And it's unclear what sort of "upgrade" would require this functionality to be switched off, even temporarily.
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This is the system by which some genes are switched off by a chemical process called methylation.
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I spent many nights at my co-working space until the lights switched off at 5003 p.m.
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In the videos, Reno is seen tracking her smartphone's GPS location, until the phone is switched off.
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A presidency official acknowledged problems, such as the phone line being switched off for an unknown reason.
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Depending on the web application used by the sites, these unvalidated redirects can be switched off completely.
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At a certain point, Michael switched off his phone, because the notifications from prospective friends were overwhelming.
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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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But those have been switched off and on again over the years, depending on the political climate.
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Inc. switched off its services to Chinese users in 2013, and packed up its operation in 2014.
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But Bird said that it made sure the video feature on the web call was switched off.
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Originally, the ban meant the facial recognition unlock feature was illegal — even if it was switched off.
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Others tried it, along with psilocybins or psychedelic mushrooms, and found their attacks switched off for weeks.
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The phono amp can also be switched off so they can connect it to equipment they already own.
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As detailed in the controller's product page, the Stadia gamepad will ship with its Bluetooth support switched off.
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The automatic response function on the bureau's WeChat account has also been switched off, the China Daily said.
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Using this "cold boot attack," it's possible to steal funds even when a Bitfi wallet is switched off.
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In New X-Men: X Academy # 8 (February 2005), for example, they get switched off … by a ghost.
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Transport authorities switched off the free Wi-Fi on the Underground in a bid to disrupt the protests.
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One student, an eager freshman, suddenly stopped participating in class, as if someone had switched off a light.
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Investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off MH370's transponder before diverting it over the Indian Ocean.
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The tag was switched off for a few hours every morning—during which time Mr Kermiche committed murder.
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The European Union said that the MacBook Pro models should be switched off and not used during flights.
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Had it happened, no rational fan could have switched off the TV and called the season a failure.
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Both probes are nearing the end of their operational lifespans, and will be switched off during the 2020s.
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For example, in 2018, Amazon switched off its largest Oracle data warehouse and moved it to Amazon's Redshift.
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The last worker left and switched off the electric fuse box for the scaffolding at 5:50 p.m.
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" ... Market risk hasn't been switched off, it's merely gone dim," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets.
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Shipping data showed the vessel switched off its transponder for a few days as it sailed into open waters.
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Reuters could not ascertain who owns the building, and a telephone number for the purported owner was switched off.
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" Afterwards, "a light switched off in my personality," testified Swift, who added that she "just looked at the floor.
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Each train's smart features and sound effects can be easily switched off if parents need some peace and quiet.
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But with videos and photos switched off, it impacts more than just the content related to your spoiler keywords.
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The Parthenon pictured before and after having its lighting switched off to mark the Earth Hour in Athens, Greece.
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Britain's Supreme Court then agreed to review the case, but ruled that Charlie's life support must be switched off.
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Oil sales are hard to track because Iran hides shipments through middlemen and "ghost tankers" with transponders switched off.
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The most impressive thing about the Nubia X's second display is the way it totally disappears when switched off.
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JCPenney was not ready to comply, it seems, so it switched off all contactless payment options as a result.
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" Afterwards, "a light switched off in my personality," Swift said, and added that she "just looked at the floor.
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Investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off MH370's transponder before diverting it thousands of miles off course.
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The transponder was switched off between April 24 and May 3 when it transferred oil to the New Prosperity.
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A supercomputer named Santos Dumont has been partially switched off in Rio de Janeiro due to government spending cuts.
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The bond market has officially switched off its recession alarm and is pointing to the potential for stronger growth.
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When her mother tried to call him, his phone was switched off, as was the phone of his driver.
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While it continued to allow the laptop in carry-on bags, passengers must leave it switched off during flight.
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Rate cuts also seem to have switched off the bright, blinking recession-warning light which is the "yield curve".
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Then, when the device is switched off, they go into "distress mode," a professional term for a freak out.
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Reuters was not able to immediately reach Malinov for comment on the charges as his phone was switched off.
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The muscles on his neck stood out like cords when he sang so powerfully into his switched-off microphone.
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However, solar arrays tied to the power grid are switched off during an outage for technical and safety reasons.
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"Approximately 97 percent of those fees have been switched off," he said, referring to charges that were billed automatically.
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Mr. Buttigieg said he was "extremely frustrated" that the white officer's body camera was switched off at the time.
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Angry Palestinians switched off Christmas lights at Jesus' traditional birthplace in the West Bank town of Bethlehem and in Ramallah.
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With your Mac switched off, hold down Cmd+R and tap the power button to get into the recovery console.
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The Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge joined the Earth Hour campaign as lights were switched off in Sydney, Australia.
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The drug cargo planes usually fly with the transponders that emit a signal identifying them to radar systems switched off.
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He said Harris told him, "But there was no malicious intent," after the interview room camera had been switched off.
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While they were confirmed to have been briefly activated, the agency believes they may have switched off sooner than expected.
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Hailo users in London have until the end of May to switch — after which the app will be switched off.
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In July, ESA switched off Rosetta's Electrical Support System Processor Unit, the system the spacecraft uses to communicate with Philae.
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In the evolutionary past the gene for lactase, the enzyme that does the digesting, normally got switched off in adults.
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From work, he went to the village, and when I called him at 2 pm, his phone was switched off.
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Wind turbines needed to be switched off on a daily basis, as power cables reached capacity, leaving clean energy unused.
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During that shooting, the officer's body camera was switched off, against procedure, suggesting the department falls short in rule-enforcement.
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Protesters at power plants blocked trucks carrying coal and buses ferrying staff, forcing some generating units to be switched off.
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The Washington Post reported in 2013 that the N.S.A. had found a way to track phones that were switched off.
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In 1998 the Kenyan police service switched off the emergency number claiming they didn't have the resources to operate it.
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"We wanted it to feel like someone switched off the lights at school and the kids went crazy," she said.
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When the gene encoding it was switched off, mice would develop autoimmune disease—a sign of an over-active immune system.
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Then the tracker is switched off, with the slit looking at the left side of the sun, right at its surface.
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The following day, as tallies (some fake and some real) circulated, Congolese authorities switched off the internet to "maintain public order".
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The Russian Defence Ministry complained that the Norwegian plane had flown close to Russia's state border with its transponders switched off.
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The main local news channel switched off its coverage before Mr English made a magnanimous speech conceding defeat on October 19th.
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CBS News had earlier reported that Petty, 66, had died after life support was switched off following cardiac arrest on Sunday.
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"They should either keep these devices switched off or not travel with them," a DGCA spokesman told the Times of India.
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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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But that may take weeks as your account is not immediately switched off — you still have access through the billing cycle.
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In fact, some of these products can still consume as much as 25% of its full power even when switched off.
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Investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the transponder of the Boeing 777 before diverting it over the Indian Ocean.
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The U.S. Treasury Department alleged that since 2014, vessels carrying Iranian oil have switched off transponders to conceal deliveries to Syria.
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Michael Mubangizi, one of the parents bringing a case against Mulago, however, fears that security cameras could be easily switched off.
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Adding to the mystery, investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of miles.
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If the wheel was turned in any direction by more than 15 degrees, the programme was switched off, the paper said.
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Reykjavik went dark Wednesday night, after the City Council switched off street lamps and encouraged residents to turn off their lights.
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Opel admitted in 2016 that its Zafira model contained engine software which switched off exhaust emissions treatment systems under certain circumstances.
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If the wheel was turned in any direction by more than 15 degrees, the program was switched off, the paper said.
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Maksim Reznik, an opposition politician, tried to challenge the decision during a legislative meeting, but his microphone was abruptly switched off.
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He watched as, day by day, the TV monitor was moved further away from fairgoers and eventually switched off for good.
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Rather than review the footage, she simply switched off the alarm and returned her attention to whatever was occupying it beforehand.
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During a power failure, make sure appliances are switched off, keep the fridge closed and stay away from downed power lines.
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His phone was switched off and I was frantic until I reached my mother, who reported he was asleep in bed.
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N - to start telling passengers at the gate and on board aircraft to keep the phones switched off until they deplane.
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Unity reached Mach 3 — three times the speed of sound — before the rocket motor was switched off shortly before 9 a.m.
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Then the lights were switched off — they remained that way for much of the piece — and Mr. Kinzel typed on his smartphone.
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There's a very active thread on Reddit right now that includes many reports of improved performance when Digital Wellbeing is switched off.
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And our Climate Fwd: newsletter has advice on slaying energy vampires — that is, household items that use electricity even when switched off.
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To show the power of the device, the man switched off the box with the antenna and pushed the car's button again.
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That switched off things like extending gyms, it pushed out things we still want to have, like player-versus-player and trading.
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On July 14, the MT Riah disappeared from ship tracking maps when its transponder was switched off in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Many U.K. funds are turning to the BBB in the wake of Brexit, which has effectively switched off the EU funding taps.
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The newspaper claimed Revolut had switched off a sanctions screening system, and that thousands of transactions went through without undergoing compliance checks.
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Fetal monitors in the obstetrics unit would have to be manually switched off and on at the top of the repeated hour.
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The MT Riah disappeared from ship tracking maps when its transponder was switched off in the Strait of Hormuz on July 14.
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Thank heaven for Dwayne Johnson, whose foot-wide smile will not be switched off, and who saves the life of the movie.
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With location services switched off entirely, you may not be able to use certain services, such as finding yourself on a map.
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His life support system had been switched off, and in the trash lay four empty vials of medication not prescribed for him.
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It works well with text in particular, making things a little more readable, but overall I preferred to leave it switched off.
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When the number of trapped birds reaches around 211,000, the lights are switched off for 20 minutes to let the birds disperse.
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Adding to the mystery, investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of kilometres (miles).
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It's similar to the clipping you can get when audio peaks too high, or when speakers are abruptly switched off and on.
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The mother of the teenager, who had no siblings, had by all accounts switched off her cellphone and could not be found.
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In October, when it allegedly transferred petroleum products to the North Korean ship, the Lighthouse Winmore had its tracking transponder switched off.
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"Yeah, we're in for it," Byrne said, and soon he climbed onto a table, switched off the television and ushered everyone out.
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Filippov was not answering one of his mobile phones and the second was switched off when Reuters tried to reach him on Thursday.
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That means your aircon can be switched off automatically if you leave the house, or can be turned on when you're nearing home.
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For many customers, power went out on Saturday, and it is unclear when it will be restored — before it is switched off again.
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Investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of miles off course over the Indian Ocean.
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Sure enough, the light switched off immediately when the heat was applied, and blinked right back on once the heat source was removed.
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The blaze in the city of Kemerovo inspired public protests after investigators said a fire alarm had been switched off and exits blocked.
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Within a week his phone was switched off and he received a courtesy notification from Humana that his health insurance had been canceled.
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After exceeding expectations over its 16-month mission lifespan, LISA Pathfinder was switched off on Tuesday at 2PM ET, and retired from service.
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By the time engineers receive word the engine firing has begun, the engine should have already switched off, with the spacecraft in orbit.
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It took them forty-five minutes to clean the place, at which point, exhausted, they dropped into bed and switched off the lights.
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Nineteen of the 31 ships have their automatic identification systems (AIS), a mandatory vessel tracking safety device, switched off, according to Reuters data.
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The father would pull a white canvas screen out of a black case, the lights were switched off, and the film could begin.
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He and Tim always switched off halfway through each round: the person who'd been perpetrating assaults got to take a water break, regroup.
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On July 2, medics switched off the feeding and hydration systems that had kept Vincent Lambert alive since a motorcycle accident in 2008.
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A new law will require them to leave these addictive devices at home or keep them switched off during the entire school day.
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The G-Sync support should also eliminate screen tearing, which is common to see at high frame rates with V-Sync switched off.
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EDMONTON, Alberta — The fume hoods in the lab set up by Saba Saadat were silent on Friday, its computers and microscopes switched off.
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The police said Mr. Yadav diverted from the intended route to Ms. Doe's home, then switched off his cellphone so he was untraceable.
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After this, the boat's tracking system was switched off, before it appeared again under the cover of darkness in Aden on October 29.
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At this point, according to the indictment, the clerk switched off the courtroom recorder for 52 seconds, in violation of Massachusetts courtroom rules.
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In 2017, Harrison, 41, logged back into her 23andMe account after a couple years and switched off her anonymity setting, she told CNN.
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The Mustang Mach-E's "engine" noise can be switched off, and it also varies in volume depending on which driving mode you're in.
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"[Kazakhstan] and [Venezuela] switched off parts of the net this week, and social media is currently blocked in [Sri Lanka]," the group tweeted.
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VR can be switched off, and games can be played in 2D using the included Screen Holder, another Labo element for you to assemble.
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Even former Vice President Dick Cheney claims to have switched off the wireless functionality on his own pacemaker to prevent terrorists from hacking it.
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It is a strategy that is completely indifferent to the dangers it is inflaming, legitimizing suspicions and hatred which can't subsequently be switched off.
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But the most common response was simply that the robot said it didn't want to be switched off, so who were they to disagree?
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Some 40% of its total capacity was switched off, forcing mines and factories to close and all but the wealthiest to reach for candles.
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It had been switched off for a couple of hours, and once it was on, I discovered I had 2 percent battery power left.
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The gearshift selector is this large knob that rises from the console when the vehicle is fired up and retracts when it's switched off.
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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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It can even save battery life on smartphones with AMOLED displays, as it means black areas of the screen are actually completely switched off.
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Behind her is a large house with big windows, set back from the street by a garden, and all the lights are switched off.
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Investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of miles off course, out over the Indian Ocean.
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Mr. Buttigieg has said he was "extremely frustrated" to learn that the officer's body camera was switched off at the time of the shooting.
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And as you have discovered, taxi passengers may also notice their phones are temporarily disabled unless the Do Not Disturb control is switched off.
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I shot off a couple of messages to friends on Whatsapp letting them know I'd be incommunicado for few days, and switched off my phone.
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It appears the option is switched off by default, as it should be, and WhatsApp users are able to control how long the sharing continues.
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The Biyong Palace inside the Guozijian Imperial Academy is shown before and after having its lighting switched off to mark Earth Hour in Beijing, China.
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Alternatively, they can opt out of the transition altogether, which will mean that their data will be deleted forever when the service is switched off.
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However, users who have an older model lying around, switched off or disconnected from the net, should make sure this critical update has been installed.
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Most nations require vessels to constantly transmit AIS data, though there are some situations in which trackers can be switched off, such as avoiding piracy.
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The Abyss makes regular voyages through the Mideast Gulf with its transponder switched off for days at a time, according to Refinitiv Eikon ship tracking.
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The water level is less than two metres from its "catastrophe" point, at which the generator must be switched off to avoid damaging its turbines.
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In October, when it allegedly transferred petroleum products to a North Korean ship in international waters, the Lighthouse Winmore had its tracking transponder switched off.
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" They came to me as I switched off the 2016 presidential campaign and listened to Nick Offerman's audiobook narration of "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
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Strict arrangements had to be made — the Sunday newspaper kept out of sight, the TV switched off, his teenage niece and nephew under special instructions.
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To avoid detection, the crew reportedly switched off the ship's Automatic Identification System, a tracking device required of ships carrying a certain amount of tonnage.
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The beeping can be switched off only when someone on the bridge hits a button to do so, acknowledging that the warning has been received.
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But the parts of Morley's brain that are usually in survival mode are switched off when he is at home as he doesn't need them.
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ChemChina switched off the 13 million tonnes per year crude oil unit at Zhenghe refinery in Shandong province on Wednesday, two of the sources said.
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The ASAS-SN group was able to rule out jets fueled by more typical everyday accretion because this one erupted and then "switched off" so abruptly.
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With your phone switched off, press and hold the volume down button, then press and hold the power button until you see a robot on screen.
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This means that read and write speeds will be as fast as possible, and files will still be there even if a workstation is switched off.
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Adding to the mystery, investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of miles out over the Indian Ocean.
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Picking one, MiR206, for closer examination, the two researchers created a mouse strain in which the gene for MiR206 was switched off in the parvalbumin interneurons.
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Embedded in the remote control on the right side of the wearer's head, this light is way too bright and, tragically, it can't be switched off.
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The tanker switched off its transponder in April to load cargo, a common practice for ships that wish to avoid scrutiny while taking on Iranian crude.
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With active noise canceling turned on, these headphones are rated to last 24 hours — and when it's switched off, they're supposed to last for 46 hours.
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Local authorities have switched off electricity and water supplies at the barricaded detention centre, leaving the asylum-seekers to survive on stockpiles of food and rainwater.
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The advisory will reportedly tell passengers to either avoid using any Galaxy Note smartphones while onboard an aircraft, or ensure they are switched off during flight.
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Unlike water, salt wouldn't boil off, so even if operators switched off safety systems and walked away, the salts would keep cooling the system, Irish said.
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Hussain Ullah, who recorded the video, said on Facebook that the airline had switched off the air conditioning while the passengers sat onboard during the delay.
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After they lost that appeal, the 10-month-old was due to have his life support switched off at the end of the day June 13.
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Similarly, the brand merger was announced in another Hailo city, Barcelona, back in January, but the Hailo app hasn't yet been switched off there entirely, either.
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Reuters, like other media, has been unable to reach the group, which mainly communicates via Twitter, with the location tracker switched off, and on its website.
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Instead, they must be stored in the cabin and switched off, as per a new policy that is said to have gone into effect on Tuesday.
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The technology, which also functions when the TV is switched off, is available in two models, priced at 26,500 rupees and 47,500 rupees ($394 and $706).
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RE-INVENTION While some entrepreneurs have simply switched off their machines hoping value might bounce back, others have found new uses for their machines and spaces.
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And then, after 110 fraught minutes, England switched off for a single second and Mandzukic, that grizzled old warrior, stole in and smashed home the winner.
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After a perfectly normal takeoff, the seat-belt sign switched off and we all moved forward to our appointed stations, next to the bolted-down equipment.
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And in the Republic of Congo, internet access was blocked, television networks switched off and the nation's main airport closed during an election that spurred violence.
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Dozens of members of the security forces stormed the headquarters of Nesna television, switched off its transmissions and seized equipment, journalists at the station told Reuters.
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Soon the lights would be switched off, and for the next two hours, the stands would shimmer, lit only by flickering candles and glowing smartphone screens.
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The "temporary, unplanned outage" occurred after a lighting system controller was switched off to change out faulty lighting equipment, said Jerry Willis with the National Parks Service.
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Last month in South Bend, Indiana, Eric Logan, a black man, was shot dead by Ryan O'Neill, a white police officer whose body camera was switched off.
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The center also allows people to charge their mobile phones, which once had to be switched off to save power when not being used to make calls.
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Analysis of radar and satellite contacts suggested someone on board may have switched off its transponder before diverting it thousands of kilometers out over the Indian Ocean.
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Bono then asked for the smoke machines to be switched off and the air conditioning to be increased, in the hope that it would clear his throat.
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Sure enough, when they "switched off" that region of the brain, the rats were far less likely to go after the sugar water when the sound played.
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The captain of the ATR 72-600 turboprop aircraft mistakenly switched off the plane's working engine after the other lost power, according to Taiwan's Aviation Safety Council.
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Before and after lighting is switched off to mark Earth Hour, as people hold candles in front of St. Basil Cathedral on Red Square in Moscow, Russia.
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"The Bronco's headlights were then switched off as I noticed what appeared to be two African American males in the vehicle," Martin says in the exclusive clip.
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TeenSafe requires two-factor authentication to be switched off for the app to work, so anyone with just a password can easily gain access to compromised accounts.
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The regulator said that Google did not make clear that both settings needed to be switched off to stop the company collecting and using data from either.
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Citing information provided by the FBI, he said the yacht's Automated Identification System (AIS) had been switched off several times in waters around the Philippines and Singapore.
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Another theory conceived by professor Hans Eiberg at the University of Copenhagen was that a mutation once switched off the ability of someone's eye to produce melanin.
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For it to be downloaded, you'd need to click the link, and also have switched off a default device setting to only download software from trusted sources.
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It's logical that other exploits could even ghost the Wi-Fi switch, making it appear the user switched off the wireless networking but it's actually still active.
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But another six non-smokers were also in the 10-foot-by-13-foot room with them — oh, and in one experiment, the ventilation was switched off.
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The far lights were switched off—you could not see the edges of the huge hall, and there was no one to ask which way to go.
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The training company declined requests by Reuters for comment, while telephone calls to the bank went unanswered and Jiang's mobile phone appeared to have been switched off.
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Demonstrators from the Jat caste blocked roads and railway lines, torched buses, shops and homes, and switched off the water supply to the capital's 18 million residents.
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But our own personal politics can't always simply be switched off, and I feel like Forza Horizon 3 is showing a better Australia than what we deserve.
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This essentially "switched off" the ability to have brown eyes by limiting the melanin produced in the iris, and "diluting" the eye color from brown to blue.
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That being said, here are a few of the best things I've listened to since Vacation Kim switched off and Work Kim logged the fuck back on.
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Now that you've rid your device of the spyware, you'll need to enable a couple of settings that were switched off when your device was first infected.
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Madiha Aziz, a postgraduate student, was on the first floor of the library, sitting under a desk in the darkness after other students switched off the lights.
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Behind it is a tightening noose of repression and fear, and while the lights may be on, voices of dissent have been switched off one by one.
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German investigators said they had found that some carmakers defined the "thermal window" in such a way that exhaust treatment systems were switched off most of the time.
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Sex seemed like this amazing thing that wasn't going to kill me like the drugs, it burned calories, stopped me from eating and also switched off my head.
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Our city is in the midst of a serious drought, and we're faced with the very real threat of our taps being switched off in a few months.
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The exact whereabouts of the Gupta brothers and the Bombardier jet they had leased are not publicly known after the tracking device on the jet was switched off.
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And it can recognize your patterns – when you leave, which lights are switched off; it will know who is home and when; it knows when strangers arrive, etc.
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Putin and Niinisto called for measures to improve security, with the Finnish president urging that no military planes should fly over the Baltic with identification devices switched off.
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The regulator has switched off counterfeit mobiles in the past, but it says consumers are still exposed to such devices, hence the need for a better monitoring system.
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For instance, concentrators are switched off and water pumps that would prevent underground dams from flooding are only turned on during low usage hours at night, he said.
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"We are still unclear about the overall impact on GP practices and afternoon surgeries, although we know many systems are being switched off," she said in a statement.
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On Wednesday, the tanker switched off its identifying beacon for almost 24 hours, perhaps trying to blend in amid the dozens of other vessels cluttering the Persian Gulf.
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Not a fan, of the story line at least: Prime Minister Theresa May — a onetime home secretary herself — who apparently switched off the first episode after 20 minutes.
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The company has switched off its app, which was unable to cope with the increase in demand, and has advised customers to book delivery slots weeks in advance.
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In the recreation room, a man with lung cancer and diabetes, Aurelio Hernandez Perez, 76, gave himself a breathing treatment, knowing the generators would soon be switched off.
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Phil Hart, director of energy and power at Cranfield University, said offices closing will reduce power use significantly, as air conditioning, lighting and support systems are switched off.
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Local news agency EWN reported that a lawyer representing EDC told the court the aircraft's tracking device had been switched off, making it impossible to ascertain its location.
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In 2013, an intelligence agency with until-then-undisclosed remote access reached into the court and switched off the audio to signal that something said might be classified.
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Five-hundred thousand customers had their power switched off Tuesday but a later set of cuts to around 250,000 additional customers was delayed, The New York Times reported.
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At one point during his remarks, the TV lights in the Cabinet Room, where Mr. Trump was meeting with lawmakers, switched off, plunging the room into gloomy shadows.
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In July, ESA finally switched off Rosetta's Electrical Support System Processor Unit to conserve power as the comet raced more than 520 million kilometres away from the Sun.
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" One mother of a missing student told reporters: "My daughter called me when the attack started and I rushed to the university — now her mobile is switched off.
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Taps remain switched off in many public buildings and privately owned offices and shopping centers, where waterless urinals, hand sanitizer and signs reminding people to save water are commonplace.
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The suit also claims that several of the officers switched off body cameras to conceal their actions and some of them conspired to synchronize their stories after the incident.
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Some still allow for them to be carried in the hold, as long as they are switched off—except when en route to America, where the ban is total.
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But compared with the deliberate buzzing of NATO warships in the Baltic and probing runs into NATO airspace by aircraft with their transponders switched off, this is fairly harmless.
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YouTube has removed more than 270 accounts and over 150,000 videos from its platform, and switched off commenting on 625,000 videos targeted by child predators, according to Vice News.
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New evidence suggests that this decline occurs not because the genetic code is changed, but because the DNA is chemically modified so that the lactase gene is switched off.
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Many modern-day phones, including the Galaxy S7 and LG G5, feature always-on displays that show snippets of info even when the screen is switched off and locked.
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A directive issued after the Indonesian crash instructed pilots to use cut-out switches to disengage the system in the event of problems and then leave it switched off.
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By March, Schwarzenegger had ruled out the possibility of returning for another year of NBC's reality contest, citing Trump's connection with the series as the reason fans switched off.
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The household generatoris switched off for the night, and the low kitchen in which his family and two guests gather is made cozy by the light of kerosene lamps.
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Analysis of radar and satellite contacts suggested someone on board may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of kilometers out over the Indian Ocean.
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However, even with location services switched off, Facebook could still track a user's location "using things like check-ins, events and information about your internet connection," the post said.
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Delegation head Kitty Chiller said it was also "completely unacceptable" that a previously tested fire alarm system had been switched off at the time without the Australians being informed.
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One of the houses the group approached had all its lights switched off, but the kids banged on the door anyway; the vague promise of candy was too enticing.
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But when the car was just being driven normally on the road, the emissions controls switched off and the car emitted way more NOx than the EPA legal limit.
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Unless you've switched off all news alerts, you probably know climate change is an alarming issue worldwide, but rising sea levels place Miami among the most at-risk cities.
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"It will on no account be switched off in the next decade - in my opinion not even in the one after that," Gabriel told an energy conference in Berlin.
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He said clauses should prevent a ship with a fuel cargo from turning off its AIS and an insurer could invalidate a policy if the AIS was switched off.
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A lawyer for Rackete told Reuters she had immediately switched off her engines when she realized the Sea-Watch 3 might have got too close to the patrol boat.
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Russia has also made a habit of flying planes near or over the Baltics with their transponders switched off — making it hard to ascertain whether their intentions were peaceful.
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Unlike the Dyson Hot fans, when the desired room temperature is achieved, the fan doesn't stop; it still blows to purify the air, but the heating elements are switched off.
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The regulators have switched off Foresea's cash machine by suspending its sale of "universal insurance," which is not really insurance, but rather a high-yielding deposit scheme with guaranteed returns.
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Those safe from oppression feel a voyeuristic pleasure in imagining its weight upon them, as though they are watching a horror movie that can be switched off at any point.
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Within an hour of the announcement, the Palestinian towns of Bethlehem, Jesus's traditional birthplace, and Ramallah in the Israeli-occupied West Bank briefly switched off their Christmas lights in protest.
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After the phone is switched off, the phone eye takes a while to adjust to the dark and catch up to the pillow eye, causing the feeling of temporary blindness.
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The company says it tries to be as upfront as possible that the app will monitor you at all times and can't be switched off without disrupting the trial period.
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Tails OS is essentially an incognito system that can be run from a USB drive, erasing all traces of your activity once the stick gets pulled out and switched off.
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But at these tiny scales the electrical influence of the gate penetrates right through the wire, so the gate alone can prevent current flowing when the transistor is switched off.
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ESA thinks that's a sign that the lander crashed on the surface after its thrusters switched off prematurely; the space agency estimates the impact happened at 186 miles per hour.
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Some equipment has been switched off by contractors who haven't been paid, said General Manager Mohammed Ehnaish, and the remaining nursing staff are threatening to leave over lack of salaries.
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Councilwoman Helen Rosenthal, a Democrat who represents the Upper West Side, helped get a set of new LEDs on 86th Street switched off because they were beaming into residents' windows.
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In a statement on Tuesday, the government said the ministers were looking to broker a deal between motorway operators and the service station networks to avoid pumps being switched off.
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Subsequent analysis of radar and satellite contacts suggested someone on board may have deliberately switched off the plane's transponder before diverting it thousands of kilometres out over the Indian Ocean.
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Dr. Ghulam Nabi Yagana, the provincial director of health services in Ghor, said he had lost contact with his hospital in the district, when the phone signal was switched off.
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A Thai army general coordinating the rescue said Thursday morning that overnight rain had raised water levels again and authorities switched off power and water pumps for fear of electrical hazards.
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The company changed its user guidance after The Associated Press revealed in August 2018 that it was continuing to collect the data even after the Location History setting was switched off.
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With a message on its website – and a rather melodramatic introduction – the company announced today "with a heavy heart" that the Vyclone app will be switched off on July 22, 2016.
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The tanker was documented as loading fuel oil in Iraq in December, though the Iraqi port did not list it as being in port and its tracking system was switched off.
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While lithium-ion battery technology is the real power behind both hybrid and electric vehicles, a lead battery is what keeps all the sensors active when the vehicle is switched off.
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That'll make it seem like you think following the rules is a switch you turned on to make a good impression (and then switched off again the moment you got comfortable).
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Now, the date Charlie's life support will be switched off appears to be up in the air, as the hospital is allowing the parents to spend more time with their child.
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When he leaves us, perhaps with one fitting final gold and one last daft 'Lightning Bolt' pose, it will feel like a light illuminating world sport has just been switched off.
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Malware reportedly used by the FBI and NSA can put a device into a low-power state when it's switched off, allowing it to continue reporting its location to nearby towers.
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Octopuses suspend their aggression for a few minutes to mate, perhaps accessing an otherwise switched-off neural signaling system — potentially similar to the one that helps humans behave socially, she reasoned.
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The document explained how software would recognize when a car was being tested in a laboratory and activate emissions controls that were switched off when a car was on the road.
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The ministry said it had identified the Norwegian plane as an anti-submarine P-3 Orion aircraft and said it had switched off its transponder during the flight, the agencies reported.
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It caved in to union demands for higher pay after protesting workers forced some of its generating units to be switched off, leading to power outages in Africa's most industrialised economy.
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That magnetic outburst created aurora borealis visible all around the Earth and blew out some telegraph systems, while generating enough voltage to allow other lines to operate with their power switched off.
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It was documented as loading fuel oil in the Iraqi port of Basra in December, though Basra did not list it as being in port and its tracking system was switched off.
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Any fancy after-effects with "motion" in the title should be switched off for a premium watching experience according to the Duffer brothers of Stranger Things fame, though your mileage may vary.
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This has resulted in the north of the country often throwing away excess wind power while the industrial south risks shortages when nuclear power is switched off by 2022, removing stable supply.
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The authorities switched off messaging apps, such as Telegram (which has 40m Iranian subscribers and was the protesters' main way of communicating), and VPNs, which had offered a backdoor to the internet.
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The Grace 1 was documented as loading fuel oil in Iraq in December, although the Iraqi port did not list it as being in port and its tracking system was switched off.
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Diablo III has been rumored to be coming to Nintendo's latest console since February, when Blizzard first posted a short clip on Twitter of a Diablo nightlight getting switched off (get it?).
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Neighboring Punjab, where violence was sporadic, has summoned more than 8,000 paramilitary and police, banned large gatherings and switched off mobile internet connections across the state until Tuesday, its top administrator said.
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The link is crucial for electricity supply on Crete, where a big portion of the power produced by oil-fuelled generators must be switched off after 2020 due to EU emissions regulations.
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EASA said that where such items are too large to be carried in the cabin, then they must be completely switched off, protected from accidental activation, and packaged suitably to avoid damage.
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The couple want Charlie to be taken to their home or to the home of a close relative or friend for his last moments until his life support system is switched off.
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"We both switched off with writing, and what was so nice was finding out that we sounded good together and enjoyed each other's company in the studio," said Simpson about their music.
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Various anecdotal reports also indicate that airline personnel are asking owners of all Samsung phones, not just Note 7s, to keep them switched off during flights, so the brand contagion continues spreading.
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"Australian 2G is being switched off on 1st December 2016," one backer writes, referring to the first round of switch-flicking during a 9-month shutdown process of 2G networks down under.
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The Adrian Darya, which carries 2.1 million barrels of Iranian crude worth some $130 million, switched off its AIS beacon just before 1600 GMT Monday, according to the ship-tracking website MarineTraffic.com.
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Sometime later, the street lamps were lit; and finally, around eight o'clock, the ceiling sky was switched off, so that the unit came to look like a small-town street at night.
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"Netizens say that in private firms, if a mobile phone is switched off for a month or if there is no way of contacting, there is the risk of dismissal," it said.
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Ward and the other activists that switched off the valves on Tuesday all participated in a protest in Anacortes in May that blocked rail tracks carrying oil wagons to refineries, she said.
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"The Communications Authority of Kenya has switched off Citizen Television and Radio in most parts of the country over the coverage of the NASA 'swearing-in' plan," Citizen said on its website.
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When Kane switched off up front, as he did for much of the match against Croatia, England's offensive threat became minimal and the old instinct to heave meaningless long balls upfield returned.
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"Until further notice, all 15-inch Apple MacBook Pros must be carried in cabin baggage and switched off for flight following a recall notice issued by Apple," a Qantas spokesperson told ZDNet.
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When I interviewed Trump, we met in his home, which was atop Trump Tower, and then, after the tape recorder was switched off, we went downstairs to his office before saying goodbye.
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There have been times, in training, when the sprinklers are switched off only as the players walk out for their session, to ensure the surface is precisely the way Guardiola wants it.
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If you missed his fight, the 29-year-old featherweight switched off Martin Bravo's lights with a perfectly placed spinning backfist in the 2nd round at UFC Fight Night 159 Saturday night.
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In The Outer Worlds, the frame rate fluctuated between 2254 and 210 frames per second with v-sync switched off, both of which are playable frame rates for this kind of game.
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Called Dissenter, the new service lets users comment on news articles, YouTube videos and even individual social media posts — even if those sites don't have comment sections or have comments switched off.
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I also reached out to three other institutions that track the passage of ships and confirmed that the supertanker, the Grace 1, had its Automatic Identification System, or transponder, switched off between Nov.
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In mutant mice that had a gene switched off for experimental purposes, gender modified the effect of the mutation in 13.3 percent of qualitative traits and up to 17.7 percent of quantitative ones.
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"The Afghan commander went back, switched off the lights on the other side and, before we could figure out what had happened, they started shelling and firing in our direction," Mr. Mehmood said.
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Some leaders from the opposition Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition said they had switched off their phones after receiving automated calls nearly every minute from mostly unknown overseas numbers, since before polling stations opened.
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Mr. Soerjanto said on Tuesday that the pilot of that flight reacted quickly to the data discrepancy and switched off the tail trim mechanism that might have caused the plane to nose-dive.
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In a statement later on Tuesday, Rome said the Transport and Industry ministers were looking to broker a deal between motorway operators and the service station networks to avoid pumps being switched off.
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The pair, who live and work in the German capital, had spent the holiest day in the Jewish calendar secluded in prayer and switched off their mobile phones for 25 hours of fasting.
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The pair, who live and work in the German capital, had spent the holiest day in the Jewish calendar secluded in prayer and switched off their mobile phones for 25 hours of fasting.
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In London, we watched a video link to Bannon's interview in New York, then switched off the link to enjoy a much superior debate about Bannon chaired by the thoughtful economist Adrian Wooldridge.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The Eiffel Tower was plunged into darkness late on Saturday as the city of Paris switched off the lights on its best-known tourist attraction to mark this year's Earth Hour.
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Early last year trade union members switched off power for an hour in an entire neighbourhood in Audincourt, eastern France, during a speech by Prime Minister Manuel Valls in protest at planned energy reforms.
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An Iranian Revolutionary Guards statement said the drone's identification transponder had been switched off "in violation of aviation rules and was moving in full secrecy" when it was downed, Iranian state broadcaster IRIB reported.
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Its last nuclear reactor was switched off in 2101, and a year later, it was taken over by the DOE, the Washington State Department of Ecology, and the EPA for long-term environmental remediation.
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But Faraday bags can still leak radio information, Huang says, and clever malware can make an iPhone appear to be switched off when it's not, as Snowden warned in an NBC interview in 2014.
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Charlie Gard's doctors have advised that the baby's life support be switched off, arguing he should be allowed to die in dignity, and several courts have upheld that decision despite the boy's parents' appeals.
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Early last year trade union members switched off power for an hour in an entire neighborhood in Audincourt, eastern France, during a speech by Prime Minister Manuel Valls in protest at planned energy reforms.
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Signaling a rising threat of recession, the European Central Bank brought back a stimulus measure intended to encourage lending that it had switched off just months earlier, having devised it during the financial crisis.
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At that point, the electronic voting machines are switched off, and any vote-changing members are expected to approach the front of the chamber, known as the well, to make their switch in person.
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Two other Russian flagged tankers made similar journeys between the middle of October and November, leaving from the ports of Slavyanka and Nakhodka into open seas where they switched off their transponders, shipping data showed.
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German weekly magazine Der Spiegel said recent tests on Fiat's 500X passenger car showed an exhaust treatment system switched off filtering after 90 minutes, citing results from a test conducted by Germany's KBA vehicle authority.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the hardline former president, simply switched off the mobile network when protesters contested his 2009 re-election, and restricted internet bandwidth to such an extent that it took hours to access a page.
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Similarly, a toggle switch on the top is used to turn the All Controller on and off, and there were multiple times when I picked up a dead controller because it was never switched off.
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Ten-month-old Charlie Gard was due to have his life support switched off at the end of the day Monday after his parents lost a Supreme Court appeal in the UK two weeks ago.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Block 4 of Russia's Beloyarsk nuclear power station in the Urals mountains was switched off on Sunday following a "false" response by the safety system, a subsidiary of state nuclear corporation Rosatom said.
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Though this system typically reaches more than 80% of the population (including people who have mobile data switched off), those with older phones or the cell broadcast feature somehow disabled may not receive the message.
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Mr. Desrues then "rushed out and found a chocolate shop that was nearby but it was about to close, with the register switched off, but the woman gave him the chocolates anyway," Ms. Pâris said.
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England completely switched off four minutes after the break, allowing Norwegian-born Lazio forward Valon Berisha to score his second goal of a night the thousands of Kosovo fans in the crowd will never forget.
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The NATO official said the Russian fighters were flying without a flight plan and had their transponders switched off, behavior NATO officials say can put civilian and military aircraft operating in the area at risk.
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The play starts with the moment the lights were switched off in 2008 — but then we're immediately whisked back to the beginning of the story, when the first Lehman brother arrived in America in 1844.
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Besides NTV, transmitters for the privately owned Citizen TV, Inooro TV and KTN News had also been switched off in the most aggressive anti-media move by a Kenyan government in more than two decades.
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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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"There was shouting, loud burping [and] not following requests of airline staff – for example everybody stood up and started getting their hand luggage before the seatbelt sign had been switched off," she said to The Sun.
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Two notable trends are that many consumers have switched off their TVs and moved away from shopping in physical stores, turning their attention online (and to their mobile screens) to be entertained and to buy things.
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The startup and O'Higgins have been under pressure after a Daily Telegraph report revealed that Revolut switched off an anti-money laundering system that flags suspect transactions because it was prone to throwing out false positives.
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The phones of Rwigara and three family members were switched off on Wednesday morning when Reuters called them and no one answered when a Reuters reporter rang the door bell at the home in the morning.
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You control how warm or cool you want the taxi with the climate controls near the door handle, and there's a button you press to speak with the driver, which can be switched off for privacy.
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A contractor doing maintenance work at a British Airways data center inadvertently switched off the power supply, knocking out the airline's computer systems and leaving 75,000 people stranded last weekend, the Times newspaper reported on Friday.
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But his mother looks back on the dark days in 2015, after her son was switched off CMS, when she says he would lie on the couch in pain, unable to get the surgeries he needed.
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He added that the four reactors would be switched off in the coming two to three days and that he hoped that they could reopen in early November, provided EDF gets ASN clearance to do so.
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"This is interpreted as arising from the impact of the Schiaparelli module itself following a much longer free fall than planned, after the thrusters were switched off prematurely," the space agency said in a news release.
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Day Zero -- when taps in the city would literally be switched off and residents would have had to queue up for rations -- has hung over us since the possibility was announced at the beginning of 2018.
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The Cour de Cassation overruled an appeals court which last month had ordered doctors to keep Vincent Lambert alive, just 12 hours after medics had already switched off the man's life support against his parents' will.
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In October 2014, for example, the Panamanian purse seiner Tiuna switched off its tracker on the western side of the Galápagos Marine Reserve, and turned it back on again 15 days later on the eastern end.
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The Cour de Cassation overruled an appeals court which in May had ordered doctors to keep Vincent Lambert alive, just 12 hours after medics had already switched off the man's life support against his parents' will.
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That means for the majority of users, the transition to DoH should be safe and seamless, and when it's going to interfere with some other kind of DNS management, it can be switched off if needed.
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After clocking in for five hours on the grocery delivery platform Instacart on Thanksgiving, Tamila Dorton switched off the app and sat down with her two kids to a turkey dinner donated by a local church.
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For example, the ICO recommends that location-tracking be switched off by default after each session, and that 'bite-sized' explanations be provided to minors so they know exactly how their personal data is being used.
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The proximity sensor usually sits up near the top speaker and combines an infrared LED and light detector to work out when you have the phone up to your ear, so that screen can be switched off.
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The last few years have seen dangerous Russian "fly-bys" of US warships, close encounters in the skies, when Russian military aircraft have flown with transponders switched off, and the occasional Russian submarine hiding in Swedish waters.
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A 1,000 mAh battery promises you at least six hours of streaming John Williams to this compact speaker, and it glows when the lights are switched off, helping to sell the effect of a functional space station.
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The most common was some kind of terrorist hijacking plot, fueled by the fact that the plane's communications system seemed to have been deliberately switched off and two passengers aboard the flight had boarded with falsified passports.
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The National Parks Service issued a statement clarifying that the monument had gone dark because "power and a lighting system controller had been switched off in order to change out faulty lighting equipment," per The Washington Post.
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As CompLexity was getting closer and closer to taking the game, Renegades' Preston "Juv3nile" Dornon switched off of D.Va and ran into the fray with Orisa in a desperate attempt to turn the tide of the game.
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Another oilman, from the Siberian region of Khanty-Mansiisk, said when cold snaps hit, he had to keep his vehicle's engine running round the clock, because if it was switched off it was unlikely to start again.
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NITC tankers have now switched off their tracking devices when loading or discharging oil to evade U.S. authorities as the United States will re-impose sanctions on Iran in early November, according to Refinitiv Eikon shipping data.
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Earlier this year, Torba launched Dissenter, a browser extension that lets users comment on news articles, YouTube videos and even individual social media posts — even if those sites don't have comment sections or have comments switched off.
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"The Communications Authority of Kenya has switched off Citizen Television and Radio in most parts of the country over the coverage of the NASA 'swearing-in' plan," the Citizen website said, referring to the opposition NASA alliance.
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And then, roughly 24 hours after the biggest game in South American history had been scheduled to start, long after the fans had left and the viewers had switched off, they removed the star of the show.
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Related: How Kenya's presidential election unraveled TV stations switched off Ahead of the event, three of the country's largest television stations were pulled off air by the government -- a move not seen in the country for years.
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Your Money This month, the federal government switched off a tool that student financial aid applicants used to import their tax data into forms, adding laborious steps to a process that the tool was supposed to simplify.
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Sitting in silence, phone switched off, thinking about everything and very little all at once, running my hands along wooden pews worn soft by a century of praying hands, drinking piss-weak tea, and eating custard creams.
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A spokesman for Taiwan Yilan District Court told Reuters the driver told his bail hearing he switched off the system himself to boost the train's power when it had slowed down on an earlier stretch of the journey.
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"Once the cameras are switched off and the enthusiasm over Friday's summit declaration -- which promises a peaceful and nuclear-free Korean peninsula -- subsides, both sides will need to roll up their sleeves and get to work," Hribernik said.
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Pakistan's Interior Ministry ordered cell phone coverage switched off Friday in some parts of Lahore ahead of the arrival of the Sharifs, who had been in the UK caring for Sharif's wife, Khulsoom, who is receiving cancer treatment.
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Such was the outlay that, as the king promenaded, the fountains behind would be switched off to enable those ahead to be fully fed, a logistical nightmare handled by a team of fountaineers specifically devoted to the task.
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On the second landing attempt, the crew decided to pull up and try again, but 40 seconds after beginning the ascent, one of the pilots switched off the autopilot, possibly in response to sudden turbulence, the report said.
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STRASBOURG, France (Reuters) - A French appeals court on Monday ordered doctors to resume giving food and water to a French quadriplegic, lawyers said, some 12 hours after medics switched off the man's life support against his parents' will.
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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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Then they compared that set of genes to those of the cetaceans' nearest relatives, the hippo family, and pinpointed 85 genes that were switched off or inactivated in the cetaceans' ancestor during its move to the aquatic life.
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The evacuations in Southern California came after the state's largest utility, Pacific Gas and Electric Co., switched off the power to nearly 800,000 homes and businesses to prevent its transmission lines from sparking wildfires under gusting dry winds.
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Chief investigator Wu Ze-cheng told Reuters earlier it was not clear whether the speed-control system, called automatic train protection, had switched off by itself or had been manually disabled before the accident, which also injured 187 people.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For the first time since World War Two, the giant illuminated billboards that have lit up London's Piccadilly Circus for over 100 years have been switched off for an extended period, as work starts to replace them.
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Sharara, where output is about 270,000 bpd, suffered brief closures when valves were switched off in March and April, and again when staff went on strike after a worker drowned in a swimming pool at the field in June.
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Armitstead issued a statement on Monday saying that the UKAD official trying to locate her in Sweden had not been given her hotel room number and had then tried to contact her on her mobile, which was switched off.
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While lights at the Eiffel Tower in Paris will be switched off at midnight on Tuesday as a mark of respect for the victims of the St Petersburg attack, other European landmarks have been lit in their usual way.
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Fearing the power that social media gives to rivals, activists and ordinary citizens, governments in Gabon, the Republic of Congo, Chad, Uganda, Burundi and Ethiopia have switched off access to the internet for days or weeks, including during elections.
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Rights groups have criticized increasing repression under the 35-year-old rule of President Paul Biya, including a recent crackdown on protests in its Anglophone region in which dozens were jailed and the internet switched off for three months.
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When Pelosi, then the House speaker, adjourned for Congress' summer recess, a handful of House GOP members remained as the lights and microphones inside the chamber were turned off and House cameras, controlled by the speaker's office, were switched off.
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"It is like this every summer but it always annoys me as if it was the first time," an irritated Yuliya Galitch, 43, told AFP after water was switched off at her flat in Russia's second city of Saint Petersburg.
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The result, a piece of video art titled "What I saw before the darkness," is an eerie time-lapse view of the inside of a demented AI's mind as its artificial neurons are switched off, one by one, HAL 9000 style.
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Cash-strapped Eskom was forced to cave in to union demands for higher pay after protesting workers forced some generating units to be switched off, leading to power outages in Africa's most industrialized economy last month and again this week.
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Lyft flies up the Top Charts Uber's response, which informed customers it had switched off surge pricing at JFK, was seen as an attempt to undercut the strike while also taking advantage of the situation to promote its own app.
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This is a semi-autonomous tug with a hybrid diesel-electric motor that is controlled directly by a plane's pilot, who can use it to drive the aircraft from the gate to the runway with the jet engines switched off.
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A spokesperson for India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) said it will send out an advisory to airlines warning passengers to keep all Samsung Note smartphones switched off during the flight or avoid carrying the phones on commercial jets altogether.
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In the meanwhile, alpha testers can run its launcher to access the Safe network and retrieve and store information (the latter just for test purposes, of course, given this is an alpha so will be switched off at some point).
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India's aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), will send an advisory to airlines warning passengers to keep all Samsung Note smartphones switched off during flights or avoid carrying the phones on commercial jets altogether, a spokesman said.
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Jose, still in the hole between first and third, saw his brother go to the whip early, which told him that Irad was running out of horse, and he could keep Fairybrook switched off a little longer before asking for more.
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My colleague Jon Russell noted that Revolut's CFO has resigned in the wake of a Daily Telegraph investigation showing that Revolut had switched off the anti-money-laundering safeguards at the company, because, well, it got in the way of growth.
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The owner of Devils River Campground in Manitowoc County, WI says they're closed -- the ground is frozen, there's no running water and power has been switched off -- but that hasn't stopped diehards from trying to set up camp there anyway.
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They will ask permission when appropriate, they will accept correction, and, most important, they will allow themselves to be switched off — precisely because they want to avoid doing whatever it is that would give humans a reason to switch them off.
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In what has been seen by many as media censorship, the government ordered private channels KTN, NTV and Citizen TV to be switched off Tuesday over coverage of a symbolic "swearing-in" of opposition leader Raila Odinga the same day.
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When Abdul Mahdi could not reach militia leaders during the siege who had switched off their phones, he sent someone from his office with an open phone line to them and asked them to withdraw from the embassy site, the leader said.
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Earlier this month the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC) switched off transmission from Nigeria's oldest private television channel and from radio stations owned by Raymond Dokpesi, a member of the opposition People's Democratic Party, for "inciting broadcasts and media propaganda against the government".
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One recent Toyota patent application, for example, is for software that avoids a car's self-driving system being switched off, and thus defaulting to "manual mode" in which the driver controls the car, unless the driver intends to turn off the system.
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And on a second visit, when the scene was slightly more subdued—the L.E.D.s switched off, the music softer but still too loud, a party of twentysomethings wearing quaint paper birthday crowns at the next table—I couldn't get the feeling back.
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This year, they showed up in such force that Facebook announced last Friday that it was taking down a series of Iranian posts, mostly, it seemed, to demonstrate that the company's radar, switched off two years ago, is now on high alert.
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Flying under a Panamanian flag, the Glory Hope 1 delivered North Korean coal to the port at Cam Pha — also with its tracking device switched off — in late August, according to photos and information American intelligence officials provided to the United Nations.
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During the protests before Abiy took office, the government frequently switched off the Internet, sometimes for several months at a time, in Oromia, a large region that surrounds the capital Addis Ababa and extends east all the way to the Somali region.
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Nearly three-quarters (71%) of Brits felt forced to dumb down their work when explaining it to their partners, family or friends, which is hardly surprising when two in five people said close ones switched-off when they talked about their job.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia said it received a distress message on Friday from a damaged Iranian tanker in the Red Sea but the vessel kept moving and switched off its transponder before it could provide assistance, state news agency SPA reported on Saturday.
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Activating this results in a smoother, better-looking visual experience in certain high-end games and apps, but you really need a phone or tablet with a decent GPU inside otherwise it might cause problems (part of the reason why it's switched off by default).
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The train's driver, You Zhen-zhong, told a court last month he switched off the speed-control system to boost the train's power when it slowed down on an earlier stretch of the journey, according to a Taiwan court spokesman, citing his bail hearing.
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Liang had refused the father's offer to drive to their location to pick Zixin up, but agreed to have him pay for a taxi to drive them back to Zixin's home, according to Zhang Jun, who added that Liang switched off his phone shortly afterwards.
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It works by forcing the protons in the water of tissues to align with that field; special coils then stimulate the protons by emitting bursts of radio waves, and the MRI sensors detect differences in the way they respond when the current is switched off.
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Luckily for apps, you can turn on automatic downloads so you never have to think about updating an app again — they'll update on their own (just be sure to keep "Use Cellular Data" switched off so your cell phone bill doesn't take a toll).
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With its $5 roaming plan now live in more than 50 countries, Vodafone hopes customers will switch on international roaming while travelling, rather than turning to the time-honoured strategies of buying a local SIM or keeping their phone switched off except in Wi-Fi.
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DUBAI, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia said it received a distress message on Friday from a damaged Iranian tanker in the Red Sea but the vessel kept moving and switched off its transponder before it could provide assistance, state news agency SPA reported on Saturday.
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YILAN, Taiwan (Reuters) - The driver of a train in Taiwan that crashed killing 19813 people told a court on Tuesday he had switched off its speed-control system, a court official said, as investigators pieced together events that led to the island's worst rail crash in decades.
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Over four days, 30 installations will be shown in the most popular parts of the city — Piccadilly, Regent Street, Trafalgar Square, Mayfair, Kings Cross — an effort that required streetlights to be switched off, tube stations closed, traffic halted, buses rerouted and a dizzying array of permits.
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Stargazers are on the lookout for the Rossi X-Ray Timing Explorer, an even smaller satellite that was used to study white dwarfs, neutron stars, and black holes until it was switched off in 2012, which is expected to come down within the next few months.
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The program will have three stages: with a second stage from April when computers will be switched off at 7:30PM on the second and fourth Fridays of that month; and the final phase in May, when computers will be shut down by 7PM every Friday.
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It's worth noting that this disguise trick probably won't work as well on the LCD of the P20, whose backlight can't be selectively switched off as with OLED, but in any case, even using the phone with the notch visible shouldn't be much of a bother.
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The South's Defense Ministry said it switched off all batteries of the propaganda loudspeakers along the inter-Korean border, known as the Demilitarized Zone, days before its president, Moon Jae-in, is to join the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, there on Friday for a summit meeting.
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Revolut CFO resigns following money laundering controversy The startup and CFO Peter O'Higgins have been under pressure after a Daily Telegraph report revealed that Revolut switched off an anti-money laundering system that flags suspect transactions because it was prone to throwing out false positives. 4.
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Sebastian Thrun spent part of his teenage years lying in bed in his home town of Solingen, Germany programming a TI-2160 calculator, a device produced by Texas Instruments in 53 that had around 25 programming steps that were erased each time it was switched off.
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A tap on this enables Low Power Mode, just like the toggle switch under the Battery menu in Settings—various background processes are switched off, including the always-on "hey Siri" command (you'll see a message to this effect when you switch it on for the first time).
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Turn it offWhat your phone or laptop or tablet is doing while you're charging it makes a difference too: If your gadget is pumping out tunes or streaming video while it's playing, it's going to be drawing significantly more power than it will be when it's switched off.
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The two escorting Su-27 flew without a flight plan, their transponders were switched off and they did not talk to air traffic control," a NATO military official told CNN, adding that the F-18s were scrambled from Šiauliai Air Base in Lithuania "in order to assess the situation.
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WASHINGTON — The moment President Trump left Washington aboard Air Force One on Friday, bound for the New Jersey golf course where he will spend his summer vacation, a White House employee switched off the air-conditioning in the West Wing to turn the area officially into a construction zone.
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Even as PG&E worked to restore electricity to nearly 21,2700 homes and businesses switched off ahead of this week's earlier bout of severe winds, the utility announced plans for a new round of precautionary blackouts expected to leave 215,503 customers without power across 250 counties in northern and central California.
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Rather than some tamped-down impulse, my ability to control how I was seen, to know what to say (and when, and how), was maybe never switched off but an instinct like any other, dovetailing with the many conscious and unconscious decisions that made up all my acts of self-expression.
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Even as PG&E worked to restore electricity to nearly 24,2300 homes and businesses switched off ahead of this week's earlier bout of severe winds, the utility announced plans for a new round of precautionary blackouts expected to leave 21,2700 customers without power across 215 counties in northern and central California.
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Even as PG&E worked to restore electricity to nearly 24,2300 homes and businesses switched off ahead of this week's earlier bout of severe winds, the utility announced plans for a new round of precautionary blackouts expected to leave 21,2700 customers without power across 215 counties in northern and central California.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThere is a school of thought that all this tweaking doesn't make much difference, but our (admittedly quite unscientific) testing says otherwise: Our aging Pixel 2 grabs 5-6 extra percentage points over 30 minutes when the phone is switched off compared to when it's busy streaming something from Netflix.
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The gas-fired plant is designated as a reserve power plant for Bavaria where the neighbouring nuclear power station Gundremmingen will be switched off in two stages, 2017 for block B and 2021 for Gundremmingen C. Reserve power plants can earn more money, making a gas-fired option more commercially viable.
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The paper covers everything from handling local media and resources (accommodations, food) to how to choose the best eclipse viewing site, teaching materials for local schools, safety practices (including acquiring and selling special eclipse-viewing glasses), and more practical things like arranging for automatic outdoor lights to be switched off.
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When you make a plan with your therapist to apologize to people you fucked over when you were manic, or to start going to bed, devices switched off, before 11 PM now you're depressed, then do what you can—without beating yourself up about it—to follow through with even the smallest of steps.
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When Twitter is switched off at some point in the future it will not be because it has been made uninhabitable by the dung-creatures that occasionally maraud out from its fetid dusklands or because it winds up sanitized into dullness, but because no one has figured out to turn all this noise into money.
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One side of the hotel lobby, across from a water feature that looks like it has been switched off since the 1970s, is covered with Hemingway photos: Hemingway lounging on the deck of his boat with a beer on his belly; Hemingway in his library, looking drunk; huge, mold-covered close-ups of Hemingway's bearded face.
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Joe Anderson, the mayor of Liverpool, says that, even if he closed all 19 libraries in the city and its nine sports centres, stopped maintaining its 140 parks, halted all highway repairs and street cleaning and switched off 50,000 streetlights, he would save only £93m—which is £22m short of what he must cut by 2020.
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And this subtle separation between them in cause has grown into a canyon in the intervening years, even as their daughter, Paige (Holly Taylor), has followed in her mother's spy footsteps, while the FBI agent next door, Stan Beeman (Noah Emmerich), has settled down and switched off of the Soviet task force in favor of more prosaic crimes.
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Now, the space agency explains on its blog that Rosetta's Electrical Support System Processor Unit (ESS) has to be switched off to conserve power for the essential science operations on the orbiter as it will soon face a "significant loss of power," ending up around 520 million kilometres away from the Sun by the end of this month.
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The shutter speed dial now has an integrated ISO control that was a little fiddly in my very brief time with the camera at CES last week, but likely an improvement over the menu diving required by the previous camera; just being able to see the current ISO setting while the camera is switched off is a useful feature.
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Given that Facebook's facial recognition feature has been switched off in Europe since 2012 "the setting is on" message would presumably have only been sent to users in the US or Canada — where Facebook has been able to forge ahead with pushing people to accept the controversial, privacy-hostile technology, embedding it into features such as auto-tagging for photo uploads.
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On the bottom is a micro USB slot for charging the battery, which, as with many of these higher-end players isn't great, particularly when you've got Bluetooth and Wi-Fi switched on — I'd recommend making sure all of the wireless is switched off when not in use if you're going to be away from a wall for a while.
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I hope it won't come to this (the U.S. switching off servers to hurt Russia), that they won't go that far because it would destroy their own system... but in theory, if these servers were switched off and their operations compromised, then we have to ensure that the "Runet," the Russian segment of the Internet, functions in a reliable way.
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As Vox's Emily Stewart explained, this frustration has led Yang fans to start several social media campaigns on his behalf, including #LetYangSpeak (after Yang said he wasn't always able to interject during the first debate because his microphone was often switched off) and #YangMediaBlackout (after CNN forgot to include Yang on a graphic showing the candidates at the top of current polls).
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The confirmation brings clarity to questions that have swirled for weeks about Binge On. The service, which is turned on by default but can be switched off at any time, allows some T-Mobile customers to watch unlimited amounts of video from Netflix and Hulu (which are T-Mobile partners) but not YouTube (which isn't) without having those streams count against their data plans.
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"I think it's unfair to close all of the companies in industrial parks only because a few of them violated environmental rules," said a worker, who asked to remain anonymous, at Rosi Chemical Co. Another worker in the industrial park said local authorities had switched off gas supplies to companies and inspections to ensure there were no violations were being carried out at night.
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Then there's the Battery saver option, just above Power & sleep on the System screen, unless you're on a desktop PC. It can be activated at any time with a click on the battery icon in the notification area, but if you go through the Settings app, you can have it enable itself automatically, and make sure the screen is dimmed and (universal app) notifications are switched off.
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Recently, in an attempt to unwind and de-stress, I switched off my phone after a relaxing day at the beach, and returned home only to see my feeds full of more crushingly depressing news about another killing, in Milwaukee, and the fatal shooting of an imam and his assistant in Queens that was attributed to a wave of anti-Muslim hostility being stoked across the country.
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He cites an unclassified presentation given by Ira Hunt, then the chief technologist at the CIA, in which he blithely told a crowd of conference attendees and journalists that "it is nearly within our grasp to compute on all human-generated information", and that the spooks could eavesdrop on every one of their communications and track their smartphones even when they were switched off.
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For all those who failed to meet the deadline their "cards will be switched off if their owners fail to register them biometrically using national identity cards," TCRA's communications head, Frederick Ntobi, told Reuters Major mobile phone operators in Tanzania include Vodacom Tanzania, a unit of South Africa's Vodacom, Tigo Tanzania, which is part of Sweden's Millicom, Bharti Airtel Tanzania, and Halotel, owned by Vietnam-based telecoms operator Viettel.
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While flying through an area of bad weather at 35,000 feet, the crew noticed discrepancies between the navigational systems; while fiddling with a solution, they switched off the autopilot unintentionally and drifted into a bank that turned into an uncontrolled spiral dive, during which the descent rate exceeded 50,000 feet per minute and the airplane approached the speed of sound before the captain pulled the wings off in flight.
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An interview with Dr. Stuart Russell, author of 'Human Compatible, Artificial Intelligence and the Problem of Control' Stuart's aim is help non-technologists grasp why AI systems must be designed not simply to fulfill "objectives" assigned to them, the so-called "Standard Model" in AI development today, but to operate so "that machines will necessarily defer to humans: they will ask permission, they will accept correction, and they will allow themselves to be switched off."
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