Cricket's download speeds on LTE are throttled to 8Mbps, and on 4G it's throttled to 4Mpbs.
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And to avoid discriminating among sources of online video, T-Mobile should not zero-rate some throttled video while counting other throttled video towards the user's data cap.
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According to Verizon, all video content was being throttled equally.
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Pipeline delivery is being throttled back due to the storm.
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At one point, the i227 throttled down to 27 megahertz.
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Vision is throttled with anxiety when he realizes he possesses imperfections.
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The network becomes throttled because we, the community, are throttling it.
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Yet the booming trade is now being throttled by government intervention.
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Once ignited, solid motors cannot be easily shut down or throttled.
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The Cavaliers throttled the Knicks for large parts of the game.
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One, Apple throttled people's phones in the name of better battery performance.
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Mobile hotspot capability is unlimited, but speeds are throttled to 600 kbps.
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Diplomatic isolation and an economy throttled by corruption frustrate any grander ambitions.
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Right now, these are throttled due to heating issues and other problems.
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Ian Cole immediately throttled Ryan as Ruhwedel was down on the ice.
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You also won't get throttled unless you use 50GB of data or more.
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But it has throttled back on its anti-China stance in recent weeks.
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A reporter in Istanbul said social media was being throttled to prevent access.
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Existing customers will still pay $80 per month, but video will be throttled.
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Speeds will also be throttled after you use 20GB in a single month.
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In 2007, Comcast slowed down ( "throttled") the operations of file-sharing service BitTorrent.
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Anderson shut the door behind them and throttled them all, nearly to death.
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A long stretch of unusually slow wages growth has also throttled household incomes.
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Woolf considered, then flung an ink pot at her head and throttled her.
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Sanders won none of them in 2016, when he was throttled in Florida.
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They throttled down their engines, according to one person familiar with the attack.
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And so, with 432 Park, Mr. Goldberger finally gave a full-throttled endorsement.
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I do think that Cousins will get throttled a bit during this game.
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As MacRumors noticed earlier today, the throttled speeds are mentioned on the carrier's website.
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During the fire, Verizon throttled the department's "unlimited" data once it reached its limit.
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Or if you use more than 26GB of data per month (you'll get throttled).
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Ryan's hesitation to throw his full-throttled support behind Trump is legitimate and heartfelt.
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Data speeds will also be throttled after 23 gigabytes are used in a month.
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That throttled the company, which relies on American chips and software in its products.
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You're then throttled to slower speeds when and where T-Mobile's network demands it.
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While the data is unlimited, speeds can be throttled whenever the network is congested.
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Internet access to the region was also temporarily throttled, according to Indonesia's communications ministry.
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During that time, the Falcon 9 throttled back its engines to reduce the pressure.
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Jackson had merely throttled the Houston Texans' defense, not juked his way through it.
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After Auburn throttled Mississippi State last week, it's hard to imagine betting against them.
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Cersei has absolutely throttled this young seventh season by handily outmaneuvering her biggest foes.
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You might get throttled if you habitually use more than 230GB of data per month.
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Mobile hotspot capability is unlimited for the first 15GB, but speeds are throttled after that.
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When the light turned green, they throttled up, and that's when a couple bikes backfired.
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She also has a monthly data cap of 19363 GB, after which service is throttled.
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But even back then, the N.R.A. throttled much of what Mr. Johnson intended to do.
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Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, meanwhile, were reportedly throttled as is increasingly customary in the country.
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What's happening now: At the low-end, some have data caps before speeds are throttled.
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Not eligible, you could be one of the people who will be throttled down. Okay.
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Dozens of people were injured and transportation systems were throttled in the record-setting typhoon.
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The FTC said the carrier throttled the speeds of 3.5 million customers, per its complaint.
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Jacksonville will travel to Pittsburgh, where the Jaguars throttled the Steelers, 30-9, in October.
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Everyone stands to lose if content coming out of and going into the region is throttled.
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AT&T is currently the lowest with a soft cap of 22GB before you get throttled.
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A long stretch of unusually slow wages growth has also throttled household incomes, further hitting demand.
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But that trade has now been throttled by the government crackdown, trade and industry officials say.
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The suddenly red-hot Hawks—winners of seven in a row—throttled the Nets 117-97.
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Just one of those streaming services, Spotify, were not being throttled by any of the providers.
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After that, they'll be switched over to "Simple Global speeds" aka, their data will be throttled.
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Though the Yankees pitchers throttled the Rays on Monday, it was not quite a spotless attack.
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Last summer, consecutive frosts in June, July and August throttled the summer squash and bush beans.
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But that trade has now been throttled by the government crackdown, trade and industry officials say.
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The plan discussed by Mr. Trump's aides was throttled after Republican congressional leaders warned against it.
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Even a full-throttled effort is unlikely to yield results in the first couple of years.
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In practice, I've generally found that the suspense is throttled back, as if considered gauche or embarrassing.
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After that, hotspots are throttled to 128kbps, which is throw-it-out-the-window slow, totally unusable.
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But if the results show it's pretty jacked up, it's likely Apple had throttled your phone's CPU.
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Today, T-Mobile CEO John Legere announced that companies can also decline to have their videos throttled.
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The site owed much of its traffic to Facebook, and Facebook's algorithm changes throttled the site's traffic.
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The rig also uses digitally-throttled fans to immerse the rider further by matching their flight direction.
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Good pitching (specifically from Corey Kluber, Andrew Miller, Bryan Shaw and Cody Allen) has throttled good hitting.
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That turnaround was underscored on Sunday, when the Rams throttled the Giants, 27.7-24.3, in New Jersey.
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We also need to look in, and look at the places where our infrastructure is being throttled.
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As a result, gaming downloads will be throttled for the foreseeable future, at least in some markets.
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Recall that last year Verizon throttled data for California firefighters actively engaged in fighting the state's wildfires.
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As a result, when they finally throttled back, they were effectively just returning to more normal levels.
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Many plants from Corpus Christi to Houston shut down or throttled back activity to prepare for Harvey.
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The FTC reported the mobile carrier throttled at least 3.5 million customers a total of 25 million times.
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Unlimited users are not required to use the throttled Stream Saver service that limits video streams to 480p.
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"It's hard," Brown said Monday night after the Nets were throttled by the San Antonio Spurs, 106-79.
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However, here's a catch: voracious readers will find themselves throttled if they read or listen to too much.
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"Job growth has throttled way back over the past year," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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T-Mobile, on the other hand, throttled the ecommerce giant's video service in about half of the tests.
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The first mate throttled up to 230 miles an hour, and the bow of the Equinox plowed ahead.
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The FTC suit alleged that AT&T illegally throttled mobile users with "unlimited" plans between 2011 and 2014.
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"The growth plan has throttled growth severely," said Matthew Cory, principal at planning consulting firm Malone Given Parsons.
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This New York-based company uses provocative visuals and full-throttled movement to convey internal and social tensions.
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The offshoring of production and other services, in effect, throttled domestic inflation and prevented a runaway inflationary spiral.
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And again, it has happened, most notably in 2007, when Comcast throttled some peer-to-peer file sharing.
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After bottoming-out below $30 a share in late December, FWONK has recently throttled back towards all-time highs.
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Instead, Texas Tech (3-1, 1-0 Big 12) throttled the Cowboys after halftime and produced 17 unanswered points.
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For an extra $10 per month, you get almost three times as much data per month before getting throttled.
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Keep in mind there's still the possibility of getting throttled past the 26GB mark on the One Plus plan.
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Artisanship has been throttled, and so has our professional capacity to identify and solve problems through ground-level experimentation.
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In Game 5 of the 2010 World Series, Lincecum throttled the Rangers for eight innings to win the clincher.
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Last year the public learned it throttled iPhone batteries in older phones to encourage people to buy new ones.
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Instead, Texas Tech (3-1, 183-0 Big 12) throttled the Cowboys after halftime and produced 17 unanswered points.
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As Zen Hospice's executive director, he was consumed by fund-raising and strategic planning or throttled by administrative work.
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The exiled Saudi journalist was throttled, dismembered and probably dissolved in acid in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul last month.
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As with AT&T's other plans, there's also a limit of 22GB a month before your data might be throttled.
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They've had their battery life throttled by software updates from Samsung and have been aggressively pursued by carriers like Verizon.
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But if they get throttled ... I mean, you saw the recent news this week about Verizon rolling back the firefighters.
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Some are not throttled, and many are tetherable (meaning you can use them to connect another device to the internet).
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Worse, the chances of India developing a middle class to match the Middle Kingdom's are being throttled by growing inequality.
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Earlier this week it was revealed that Verizon throttled emergency firefighters' data connections while they battled the Mendocino, California wildfire.
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Republicans won the May special election for Montana's congressional seat even after their candidate throttled and body-slammed a reporter.
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In recent years Pakistan has throttled the flow of arms; India's harsh policing and better intelligence have also taken effect.
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Relief turned into anticipation as Brazil took down South American rivals Colombia and then throttled tournament surprise Honduras 6–0.
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But after Scherzer throttled them, 6-3, they have sputtered to eight losses in nine games, and Washington looks fearsome.
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A long stretch of unusually slow wages growth has also throttled household incomes, and shows little sign of changing anytime soon.
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Although growth has throttled way down from last year, the economy is still growing just below its 2% GDP growth potential.
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Verizon throttled the connections of firefighters during a wildfire, which is maybe the most obvious way to damage your reputation possible.
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Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp and YouTube are reportedly blocked or at least being throttled to the point of inaccessibility, reported Turkey Blocks.
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The firefighters had an unlimited plan, but had their speeds throttled to "1/200 or less" after reaching 25GB of use.
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Output of cars barely grew, while steel mills, aluminum smelters and oil refiners all throttled back output from recent high levels.
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The FTC sued AT&T in 2014 after AT&T throttled the company's "unlimited" data customers then lied about it repeatedly.
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A long stretch of unusually slow wages growth has also throttled household incomes, and shows few signs of changing anytime soon.
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Ben Thompson from Stratechery references an instance in 2007 where Comcast throttled data on peer-to-peer content-sharing network BitTorrent.
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We don't want to be blocked or throttled or have our online experience subject to the whims of an internet provider.
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The craft throttled its engine and maneuvered eastward, taking a parabolic path to a pinpoint landing on a nearby ground pad.
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I refuse to pay $63 for another 1 GB, so I resign myself to painfully throttled speeds for the next week.
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Fortunately for the Celtics, they throttled the 76ers 236-22 and were able to spread out the minutes among 219 players.
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T-Mobile has throttled video on its unlimited mobile plan from the very beginning and Verizon is quick to point that out.
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Diving into the numbers, the researchers found evidence the iPhone 6, 6S, and 7 would run at throttled speeds in some conditions.
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Other important criteria for choosing a VPN include a clear privacy policy, un-throttled bandwidth, fast download speeds, and value for money.
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But claims that Israel is going the way of Hungary, where Viktor Orban, the prime minister, has throttled the press, are overstated.
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T-Mobile offers its own North American plan, but allows users to churn through 5GB of data on LTE before being throttled.
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This time around, let's have a full-throttled debate about America's role in the world based upon the reality of its commitments.
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And if they use upwards of 50 gigabytes of data each month, internet speeds and video quality may be throttled even further.
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But he throttled the bulk of what the Speaker Newt Gingrich put in his right-wing "Contract with America" midterm election platform.
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"I don't think there was ever consensus about a full-throttled congestion pricing bill," said Assemblyman Joseph Lentol, a veteran Brooklyn Democrat.
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"The economy has throttled back, and so too has job growth," Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said in a statement.
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The top speed at the time was 265 km/h, but authorities throttled them to 300 km/h after the fatal accident.
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There's a prospective future in which Amazon has throttled its competitors to establish total market dominance — and then charge whatever it wants.
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The Suns (16-303) snapped a 17-game road losing streak only a day after being throttled by the Heat in Miami.
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Elections are rife with incumbents who polled, saw a big early lead, and throttled down in the campaign, only to be upset.
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For instance, an unlimited plan might get greatly throttled (slowed down) tethering speeds or downgraded streaming video when trying to watch Netflix.
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David Price, Joe Kelly and Chris Sale throttled the Dodgers, with Sale striking out Manny Machado on a slider to end it.
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VICE News tested the app with Choffnes and found that a mobile carrier throttled traffic that appeared to be coming from YouTube.
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Processors are getting throttled all the way down to a measly 400MHz, and it's not immediately clear what is causing the problems.
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Wright scored 18 points and pulled down 10 rebounds as Georgia Tech (8-533, 3-3 ACC) throttled the Boston College offense.
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However, in 2018 Verizon allegedly throttled a Northern California fire department's data as its firefighters battled the largest wildfire in state history.
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The Jaguars, 2-0 for the first time since 2006, throttled their nemesis, whom they had never defeated in the regular season.
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Britain, meanwhile, is a sceptered isle under siege, its bygone industrial might throttled by EU regulations, its welfare system exploited by feckless immigrants.
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We've reached out to Apple for more clarity on why the iPhone X, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus are now getting throttled.
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Trust in Apple and its smartphones was shaken last year when consumers with older iOS devices complained about random restarts and throttled devices.
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T-Mobile made Binge On opt-out, which means that, by default, all T-Mobile customers were having all of their video throttled.
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If you use a ton of data every month (we're talking the top three percent of data hogs), your speed may be throttled.
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And now with Verizon having joined the throttled video ranks, it might only be a matter of time before Sprint follows the crowd.
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More probably it is because China has curbed coal output, and the Philippines has throttled nickel exports, throwing the markets out of kilter.
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The deterioration has come from all quarters: Vladimir Putin has so thoroughly throttled the Russian media that Freedom House's scorers rated Venezuela freer.
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Here's what you need to know: Despite the quick vote from the FCC, throttled and packaged internet will likely not roll out immediately.
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The letter comes after documents filed this week detailed how Verizon throttled firefighters' data connections while they were battling the Mendocino, California wildfire.
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In July, despite his indictment on corruption charges, Mr Temer managed to pass a reform of labour laws that have long throttled growth.
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After its output surged to a record 11.1 million barrels per day in November, it has throttled back production to 10.2 million bpd.
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Apple, rather embarrassingly, made this fact glaringly clear, when it secretly throttled older iPhones to prevent their aging batteries from causing unexpected shutdowns.
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Senior quarterback Greg Ward Jr. dazzled, and the sixth-ranked Houston Cougars throttled the UConn Huskies 13-14 Thursday night at TDECU Stadium.
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Later that month, Mr. Trump was throttled by Senator Ted Cruz in the state's caucuses, winning a paltry 14 percent of the vote.
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Nashville (03-29-12) throttled the top-seeded Chicago Blackhawks in a sweep even more stunning in execution than it was on paper.
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When there is excess electricity supply, production at plants can be throttled or energy can be stored for use at a later date.
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This will be divided between current and former AT&T customers as follows, according to the proposed settlement: All this will be done "pro rata," so if you were an early adopter who got throttled to 128 kbps every month of your year-long contract, you'll get a bigger share than someone who only went over once and got throttled to 512 kbps.
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Apple famously throttled iPhone 7 models with Qualcomm chips in an effort to prevent major disparities between those and the slower Intel-equipped phones.
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AT&T has given preferential treatment to its own streaming services and other telecom companies have throttled Netflix and YouTube access on consumer devices.
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Telegram has been throttled in Saudi Arabia since Sunday evening and the company has been left bewildered by the abrupt slowdown to their platform.
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David Choffnes, one of the researchers behind the Wehe app, says YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, and NBC Sports have been throttled in similar ways.
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After knocking off the Detroit Pistons 20-22, Brooklyn throttled the Phoenix Suns 2140-63 on Thursday as six reserves scored in double figures.
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There isn't a guarantee your data is throttled, but the carrier has the right to slow you down once you hit a certain point.
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At one point, looking to punch through the shorebreak with season pro Damien Hobgood on the sled, McNamara throttled the PWC to its limit.
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During the cruise jet engines are throttled back, so for that stage of the flight the plane would use electrically powered ducted fans instead.
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A German government source told Reuters that one manufacturer throttled back emissions treatment when the outside temperature was 18 degrees centigrade (64.4 degrees Fahrenheit).
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VW increased pollution filtering during the test, but throttled back the system in real-world driving conditions, as a way to improve vehicle performance.
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Added to this, the IL&FS woes have led to a liquidity crunch across much of the shadow banking sector and throttled some lending.
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In August 2018, as the Santa Clara County Fire Department fought vast and devastating wildfires in the state, Verizon throttled the agency's mobile data.
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So if you have any of these phone models and any version of iOS subsequent to those updates, it's possible that you're being throttled.
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Thousands of workers at GM's U.S. factories are dealing with short- and long-term layoffs as production of slow-selling sedans is throttled back.
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AT&T has agreed to pay $60 million in a settlement involving secretly throttled unlimited plans in 2011, the Federal Trade Commission announced Tuesday.
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Video traffic is a cause for congestion, but the video is throttled to a low rate, and it's done that way all the time.
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"Where we are going, this was our land until 15 years ago," Mr. Biwa said as he throttled our engine through the brown water.
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The Capitals have overcome a deficit in every series, throttled their Pittsburgh overlords, advanced to the maiden conference final in the Alex Ovechkin era.
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The problem has throttled the hopes raised in February 250 by the ouster of Ukraine's notoriously corrupt, pro-Russian former president, Viktor F. Yanukovych.
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The freshman Brock Purdy threw for 403 yards and three touchdowns and Iowa State throttled visiting West Virginia, handing the Mountaineers their first loss.
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Sabathia entered in the eighth inning, relieving Adam Ottavino as the Yankees were being throttled in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series.
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Yet, it should be noted that only a handful of isolated cases have been documented in which ISPs deliberately blocked or throttled web services.
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He said the openness, and a plan to improve commercial terms for oil companies, would spur investment that has been throttled by uncertainty and opacity.
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You could argue that it solved the throttling complaint by including hardware updates in newer iPhones so that they may not need to be throttled.
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In the case of wireless providers, the labels also explain what happens when consumers exceed their data limits — be it additional charges or throttled speeds.
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"According to Bowden, County Fire IT staff verified the connection was being throttled, which "severely interfered with the OES 5262's ability to function effectively.
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You'll still get data after the 5GB limit is hit, but it'll be throttled to the near-unusable "Simple Global" speed tier, or about 128Kbps.
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However, gains were throttled when Commonwealth Bank of Australia, the country's biggest listed company, reported a decline in first-half cash profit, missing analysts' expectations.
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They run so hot, in fact, that the very fancy 8th Gen Intel Core processors inside them were throttled down to below their base speed.
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Trump posted on Twitter a full-throttled endorsement for her candidacy on Wednesday morning and claimed sweeping wins for his "Make America Great Again" agenda.
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Monday, an EFF investigation found that all video is being throttled for Binge On customers, whether it comes from a Binge On provider or not.
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By failing to disclose to a large segment of its customers that their traffic was being throttled, Netflix was outed as an Internet era Pinocchio.
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The Saudis throttled back drilling last month after agreeing with OPEC, Russia and several other producers to put more barrels on the market in June.
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"Sprint told Gizmodo in a statement at the time that it neither throttled Skype nor "[singled] out Skype or any individual content provider in this way.
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" Frontier, he said, has never blocked or throttled customer access to content and "has always been and remains committed to the core principles underlying net neutrality.
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In late August, Santa Clara County Fire Chief Anthony Bowden revealed that Verizon had throttled a SIM card that connected one of its mobile command vehicles.
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The fine print: The amount of 4G LTE data is unlimited, but your speed could be throttled once you hit the 22GB mark for the month.
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The Bulldogs were throttled at Ole Miss last week, dropping a 45-14 decision and losing star running back Nick Chubb to a left ankle sprain.
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Typically, the engines run at full power during the 20 minutes of take-off and climb, and are then throttled back for the cruise and descent.
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Or, as I noted above, if you're willing to go Windows, there are excellent machines that don't feel quite as throttled when it comes to performance.
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A fire official expressed confusion over "why our public safety data usage is getting throttled down" when they were under the impression that would never happen.
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Verizon says that the throttled speeds will be limited to 128kbps until the next billing cycle, which is significantly slower than the carrier's standard LTE service.
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Instagram recently throttled the rate limit for its Platform API, meaning developers couldn't pull as much user information at the same speeds as they used to.
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Verizon drew some online criticism for its ad lauding first responders, which didn't mention that the company throttled data for first responders in California in August.
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The Cavaliers, who have yet to lose a game four weeks into the postseason, throttled the Raptors in a 115-84 victory at Quicken Loans Arena.
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The growing conventional wisdom surrounding the performance issue was that buyers "shouldn't bother" with the Core i9 model since the performance will likely be throttled anyway.
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"They're a championship team, and they played like it," Lillard said after the Warriors throttled the Trail Blazers, 27-23, for their 217th straight home victory.
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At the London Olympics in 2012, the singular moment of the women's gymnastics team competition was when McKayla Maroney absolutely throttled a vault called the Amanar.
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Attractions at the park included a thatched train taking visitors to and from Crinkley Bottom station, Throttled Cock farm, the Narnia tunnel and the gunge mines.
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It was Daulton who guided him through his first voyage, when Schilling throttled the Braves and then saved the Phillies from elimination in the World Series.
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It alleges that the company lied to customers about its "unlimited" data plans because it throttled their data if they ever went over a certain threshold.
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"Bad algorithms have resulted in Reductress and actual people to be throttled or even suspended with almost no outlet to challenge the decision," Pappalardo told Gizmodo.
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The telecom giant throttled firefighters' internet service during major wildfires last year and suggested that the state buy a better internet connection when first responders complained.
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The 15-nation OPEC cartel and a group of other producers led by Russia have voluntarily throttled back their output since 2017 to boost oil prices.
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In spite — or, perhaps, because — of it all, New England went 14-2 this season and throttled the Houston Texans last week in its playoff opener.
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It's what you see and hear every day: the full-throttled defense of Trump by his supporters, and the reflexive condemnations of him by his opponents.
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Reporting and statements from Facebook have both strongly contradicted their claim that their Facebook page had been throttled, and their content demonetized, because of their political beliefs.
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Likewise, hotel companies, rather than being wiped out by Airbnb and throttled by online travel agents, enjoy similar perky valuations to those they had ten years ago.
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Watts said he saw his wife on a baby monitor as she throttled one of the girls and that he went into a rage and strangled Shanann.
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Safety Mode is a first for Verizon and lets customers opt for throttled, or slower, data speeds instead of paying overages when they hit their data limits.
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Since coming to power, Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman has further throttled back support by the kingdom for Sunni extremists and defanged the religious establishment at home.
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KANSAS 215, AUSTIN PEAY 220 Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk scored a career-high 25 points, Perry Ellis added 265, and top-seeded Kansas throttled Austin Peay in Des Moines.
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When firefighters called Verizon to complain that their connections had been throttled to dial-up speeds, the company tried to upsell them to a more expensive plan.
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T-Mobile and Sprint do offer unlimited data plans to new customers, but are similarly throttled after customers consume 21GB and 1GB of high-speed data, respectively.
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There are two other caveats to Xfinity Mobile's unlimited data plan: speeds are throttled after 20GB each month, and hot spots are permanently limited to 600 Kbps.
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Scherzer throttled the Dodgers for seven steely innings on Monday, and Zimmerman broke the game open with a three-run homer to center field in the fifth.
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After the far-right League and anti-establishment 5-Star Movement formed a government last June, they promised to unravel red tape that has throttled Italian businesses.
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And Middle Tennessee's primary defense, a 1-3-1 zone, throttled the Gophers' leading scorer, Nate Mason, holding him to 5 points, all in the second half.
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Harvey has affected 31 percent of the total U.S. refining capacity, taking into account facilities that have not shut down entirely, but throttled back operations, Lipow said.
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The team most likely in the Patriots' cross hairs is, of course, the Chiefs (12-4), who throttled the ever hapless Oakland Raiders, 35-3, on Sunday.
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ROCKIES POUND PIRATES Trevor Story, Pat Valaika and Mark Reynolds hit two-run homers during a seven-run sixth as Colorado throttled Pittsburgh, 24-2100, in Denver.
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Under that system, users received six, ever-escalating warnings about copyright infringement, in some cases even having their connections throttled or temporarily suspended until users acknowledged the warnings.
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Many blame the country's precipitous decline on the government of Maduro, who has tightened his grip on power, holding fast to statist policies that have throttled the economy.
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Doubts about the company's longterm health has mainly centred on its slowing user growth — apparently throttled, in part, by Facebook and Instagram's endless copying of Snapchat's key features.
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Photo: APApple has slashed the price of replacement batteries for out-of-warranty iPhone models the company throttled earlier than expected, lowering the price from $79 to $29.
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Instead, your speeds are throttled until the following month, so you can still send an email or even look up something online, but it just may be slower.
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To spare the little girls, even if it ultimately just throttled your eventual access to those abilities, is to miss out on a huge part of the experience.
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Soon after we published, the peak rate of 2,23 shares per hour measured just two hours earlier was throttled to a trickle of just 22 shares an hour.
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Behind the second career triple-double for forward Nikola Jokic and an NBA record-tying 24 33-pointers, the Nuggets throttled mighty Golden State 132-110 on Monday.
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The much-criticised move starved the economy of dollars, throttled foreign investment and plunged Africa's largest economy into recession for the first time in more than 25 years.
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Nigeria this week finally ditched the peg that had throttled foreign exchange markets, led to widespread capital flight and caused its first quarterly economic contraction since the 22015s.
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In a world where almost every "unlimited" plan eventually gets throttled after using 25 to 55GB of data (depending on your carrier), this is a highly unusual move.
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Though the iPhones with Qualcomm modems were capable of much faster theoretical download speeds, Apple throttled them down in order to keep pace with iPhones with Intel's modems.
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Rockies snap Padres' win streak behind Desmond slam SAN DIEGO — The Colorado Rockies throttled former teammate Jhoulys Chacin on Saturday to end the Padres' five-game winning streak.
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Disturbing though it is to watch the women throttled by their male foes, cholita wrestling is undergirded by a strong sense of empowerment and resistance to domestic violence.
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And video is generally (not always) throttled around the clock, regardless of the overall traffic being put on a network, which peak during commutes and in the evenings.
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For now, though, you can continue to stream Netflix without your data being throttled and you can visit any (legal) site you choose without that experience being hampered.
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A third officer then came onboard and reportedly grabbed the man by his collar, throttled him against an armrest, and dragged him down the aisle on his back.
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In the past ISPs have throttled content based on their own determination of what was lawful or permissible, and had to be forced to stop in the courts.
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But this was mid-October: Pickup trucks throttled past on the main drag, hauling hay and firewood for a winter that would slump down from Canada any day.
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Into the overall mix Ono drops her familiar yelps, gulps, chortles, whoops, yodel-like cries, and full-throttled caterwauls, providing remarkably appropriate textures to several songs' new settings.
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Indeed, the FTC is currently using its deception and unfairness authority in a net neutrality-like case against AT&T Mobility, which allegedly throttled its "unlimited" data plans.
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At one point, he sputtered with anger as he said that Mr. Salemme had throttled him at a Chinese restaurant and run him out of town in 1990.
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Net neutrality advocates say the FCC's decision hurt public safety during the 2018 California wildfires, when Verizon throttled firefighters' mobile internet speeds after they exceeded their data caps.
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VW used software to detect when a car was being subjected to a regulatory emissions measurement test, and throttled back the engines during the test cycle, masking excessive pollution.
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A full-throttled endorsement of Trump means taking on his litany of transgressions from offensive statements against women, the disabled, immigrants and POWs, to his carousel of policy positions.
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In December of 2017 while deployed to the Prado Mobilization Center supporting a series of large wildfires, we had the same device with the same SIM card also throttled.
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That means these types of motors can't be throttled, and there's less flexibility in their design, but they don't require as many valves and machinery, which makes them cheaper.
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But don't count out George Miller's full-throttled "Mad Max: Fury Road" or Alejandro González Iñárritu's visceral frontier epic "The Revenant," whose grueling wintertime shoot has impressed some critics.
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Only one day after Twitter was throttled in Turkey during an ill-fated coup attempt, social media again seemed to become a target during unrest in Armenia's capital, Yerevan.
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GOING BUST After the far-right League and anti-establishment 5-Star Movement formed a government last June, they promised to unravel red tape that has throttled Italian businesses.
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Verizon admitted last week that it mistakenly throttled the Santa Clara County Fire Department's data while they battled the Mendocino Complex Fire, the largest fire ever recorded in California.
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Verizon admitted last week that it mistakenly throttled the Santa Clara County Fire Department's data while they battled the Mendocino Complex Fire, the largest fire ever recorded in California.
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Democrats must be more mindful of the alternative, because in conservative districts the difference between full-throttled support for the Democrat and tepid support can mean a GOP victory.
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This month, she introduced a bill that would hold back state telecom projects from broadband providers that blocked, throttled or gave priority to sites that paid for faster access.
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It turned out that Apple had issued a new operating system that deliberately throttled speed when decaying batteries couldn't cope with the normal tasks involved in running the phones.
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And the Yankees were throttled by Mike Fiers, the journeyman right-hander who carried a shutout into the seventh inning of an 24-6.843 loss to the Oakland Athletics.
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It's essentially the company's old $95-per-month "Above Unlimited" plan, just $5 cheaper and with 30GB of LTE hot spot data before you get throttled instead of 2720GB.
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The Dodgers throttled the Milwaukee Brewers, 27-21, clinching a return trip to the 2018 World Series, where they will face the Boston Red Sox, beginning Tuesday in Boston.
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OPEC's oil output fell in August for the first time since March as several key exporters in the group throttled back production according to a monthly tally released Tuesday.
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It was a wire-to-wire win for Duke (16-224, 29-217 Atlantic Coast Conference), which throttled Miami for the second time in slightly more than two weeks.
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The J79 afterburner would start to be throttled down at approximately 70,000 feet followed shortly after by manual fuel cutoff of the main jet engine itself around 85,000 feet.
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Under his new proposal, telecoms would instead abide by open internet "principles," under which their only real obligation is to let consumers know when their internet is being throttled.
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That has upended world supplies, sapping the market share of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), which has throttled back supply to keep oil prices from collapsing.
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With that money now largely gone, consumers have reined in their spending, and the economy has throttled back to the just-over 2% growth that prevailed before the tax cuts.
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The company throttled the plan in 2016 (users could read three ebooks and an audiobook each month), but it ended up going back and reintroducing the unlimited plan last year.
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Benchmarks shared by customers who purchased the pricey processor boost revealed the chip was significantly throttled under heavy workloads with performance on-par with the base Intel Core i7 chip.
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Tabs that are playing music in the background won't be throttled, and neither will tabs that use WebSockets or WebRTC—think video chat apps and persistent messaging apps like Slack.
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The throttling took place after the repeal of net neutrality rules went into effect, although Verizon, like other major carriers, throttled unlimited plans at certain use thresholds long before that.
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Without actual documents and with members of Congress throttled, the public was left with what little information could be gleaned from the government, and a few drafts published by Wikileaks.
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Turkey has shut down access entirely to certain sites, or throttled it, on seven occasions over the past year, according to Turkey Blocks, a group that monitors censorship in Turkey.
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UFC badass Polyana "Iron Lady" Viana is telling TMZ Sports exactly how she disarmed and throttled a man who was allegedly trying to rob her at gunpoint ... and it's VIOLENT.
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The system also features two high-output batteries, assuring that the CPU and GPU aren't throttled — despite the fact that the backpack is intended to operate on battery power alone.
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The carrier would never shut off your access to mobile data, per se, but if you hit an invisible limit, your data would be throttled to the point of uselessness.
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The way that Atlético throttled the supposedly greater attacking talents of Bayern this week was done on the front foot as it pressed Munich back deep in its own half.
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In December, Apple faced immense criticism after engineers discovered that it throttled the performance of its operating system, iOS, on certain older iPhones in order to keep their batteries alive.
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Game downloads will be throttled to manage internet congestion I've reached out to YouTube for more details on the new policy and will update this post when I hear back.
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After nearly six months of shutting down the internet entirely, India's government allowed people in the region partial access to a few hundred government-approved websites at severely throttled speeds.
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But Apple fans are skeptical, especially after one YouTuber benchmarked the i9 model and discovered it throttled the CPU's processing speed when trying to render a video in Adobe Premiere.
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Eskom cut power across the country in February and March as low coal supplies, a severe cash crunch, and multiple failures at its ageing fleet of power stations throttled supply.
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Banks have throttled access by aggregators in the past, some arguing that the practice poses cybersecurity risks, though aggregators argue that some banks are more concerned about competition for customers.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's Constituent Assembly on Thursday voted to legalize money exchange operations in an attempt to relax the strict currency controls that have throttled the oil-rich nation's economy.
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When the commission first introduced its proposal in April, it seemed skeptical that any kind of internet protections were needed, arguing that harms like blocked apps and throttled speeds were nonexistent.
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At this point, if you're worried about your iPhone being throttled and if your device is more than a year old, it's probably worth shelling out $29 for a new battery.
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As I was being half-heartedly throttled by Tom for the last time, I promised myself I would never let my loins derail my life again: I was done with sex.
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If you don't want to be throttled when you pass 15GB in a month, Google says you can pay the usual $10 per GB to opt out of the slower speeds.
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A multi-year regulatory crackdown on risky lending practices and debt has pushed up business financing costs and throttled access to once-easy credit, hitting a vast swathe of private companies.
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Texas throttled things back in the second half and couldn't continue its over-the-top shooting, but it didn't have to, thanks to its big lead and balanced scoring and depth.
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The Tigers (5-2, 2-1 Southeastern Conference) were 553-point favorites but saw a five-game winning streak snapped by the same team UNLV throttled 34-10 the prior week.
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The Tigers (5-2, 2-823 SEC) were a 21-point favorite but saw a five-game winning streak snapped by the same team UNLV throttled 34-10 a week earlier.
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Curiously, in what may be testament to inadequacies of our educational system, support for "socialism" is highest among the young, the very ones whose future is throttled by big government stagnation.
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That means if housing prices rise too far above long term trends, capital requirements and insurance premiums should be increased, and the availability of the government guarantee should be throttled back.
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If he changed the metadata of other types of data (photos, for instance) to have the Netflix metadata, that data would be throttled by the telecom company when it was downloaded.
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Or I can book a cheap lesson in a nearby retirement community, where I had the recent pleasure of being throttled by the country's top-ranked 296-and-older woman player.
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In a highly anticipated matchup of two of the top teams in the NBA, the Golden State Warriors throttled the Toronto Raptors 121-111 in a game that wasn't that close.
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But one thing is clear: The city, having just recovered from earlier struggles to keep it part of Ukraine, risks being slowly throttled by disruption in shipping traffic to its port.
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Clemson, which has not played a close game since September, seems equally unlikely to lose to a Pittsburgh team that is 7-5 and was just throttled by Miami (7-5).
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There are caveats: Internet speeds will be severely throttled, and after two weeks the government will reassess whether Kashmiris can continue to access the internet or shut it down once again.
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The Verge's Nilay Patel: Verizon running 5G ads about first responder heroism when it throttled data for California firefighters during a wildfire is... a lot Dashlane gained much more universal praise.
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After a childhood that might have throttled a person of lesser spine, Professor Eliach (pronounced EL-ee-akh) dedicated herself to the study and memorialization of the Holocaust and its victims.
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By separating design from construction, and more importantly, by excluding long term operations (those activities and costs after first costs) from all analysis, Congress throttled the indirect track down – way down.
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"It's like when Gmail first got throttled, the blockage was very uneven," said Lokman Tsui, a professor at the School of Journalism and Communication at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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The Lakers went to Oakland on Christmas Day for a game in the most anticipated television time slot on the regular-season calendar and throttled the two-time defending champion Warriors.
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Carrie Fisher's in-flight medical emergency had United Airlines scrambling even before the plane landed -- the pilot even throttled up to get to L.A. faster -- this according to a 911 call.
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Currently, according to multiple outlets, it appears that the CPU is being throttled in the 15-inch MacBook Pro (and the Dell XPS 15) because otherwise it would severely damage the internals.
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It was only after Reddit users and benchmarking firms proved the throttled phones were running at reduced performance that Apple even admitted it was an intentional addition to recent versions of iOS.
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The duo combined for 663 points as the Pirates throttled Wagner and a similar result against the Jaspers will send the No. 22 Pirates into the Big East with plenty of momentum.
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Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy that beheaded 48 people in the first four months of this year, and has just throttled and dismembered a Washington Post columnist in its Istanbul consulate.
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Vanderbilt went a stretch of 17:35 without a field goal, as Arkansas throttled the Commodores on their Senior Night by an 84-48 score at Nashville's Memorial Gymnasium on Wednesday evening.
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CARACAS, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Venezuela's Constituent Assembly on Thursday voted to legalize money exchange operations in an attempt to relax the strict currency controls that have throttled the oil-rich nation's economy.
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Prince Abdulaziz said, however, his country would keep cutting by more than it pledged in a deal that has throttled supply by OPEC and its allies by 1.2 million barrels per day.
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Those seeking long-term rentals in big cities like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro are throttled by bureaucratic policies that enforce expensive deposits, co-signer requirements and skyscraper-high insurance fees.
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Kelly saw all of this happening and relayed the message to Trump on Tuesday that he shouldn't give a full-throttled defense of Jackson given the allegations, a senior White House official.
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The administration has throttled a program that encouraged entrepreneurs to come to the U.S. It's also ending work permits for spouses of H-1B holders, who are often highly skilled professionals themselves.
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After the coup attempt in Turkey earlier this summer, the government throttled social media access, then quickly restored it once it became clear that the majority of people supported the established government.
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Similarly, last year's battery slowdown fiasco, in which it was revealed Apple throttled older iPhones to prevent accidental shutdowns, led to discount battery replacements for the last 12 months and a congressional inquiry.
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We may get throttled sometimes, we may put it on some teams, but we've been tremendous — I think you've all heard it — of unhooking the trailer of yesterday, no matter what it is.
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Earlier this week Apple CEO Tim Cook said it's working on an iOS update that will inform iPhones users if their phone is being performance throttled because of the age of its battery.
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More recently, Apple found itself in hot water with consumer groups around the world over its use of a power management feature that throttled performance on older iPhones to avoid unexpected battery shutdowns.
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Consumer rights organization EFF got involved, too, saying that by making Binge On opt-out (meaning on by default), T-Mobile customers were having their video throttled without their explicit knowledge or consent.
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The 30-year-old Venezuelan has throttled Toronto to the tune 16 hits in 43 at-bats over 11 career games but is just 2-for-9 lifetime versus Tuesday starter J.A. Happ.
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Download speeds were throttled under some cheaper price plans in violation of the principle of net neutrality, the court said in a statement, adding its decision was final and could now be implemented.
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The rules adopted in 2015, which set rules that sites could not be blocked or throttled, were upheld by the United States Court of Appeals in 2016 after legal challenges by telecom companies.
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Sprint will throttle your speeds if you exceed more than 50GB of data in a month but, as you can see, your speeds are throttled from the get-go for most things anyway.
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Also dubbed "six strikes," the penalties for accused pirates ranged from having your connection speed throttled and your broadband suspended until you acknowledged receipt of "educational" copyright materials provided by the entertainment industry.
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Bringing to mind the opener of Hoagland's 1968 essay "The Courage of Turtles" — "Turtles are a kind of bird with the governor turned low" — Press has had his speed throttled almost to nil.
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Miami, which occupies the seventh playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, throttled the Knicks with suffocating defense and an offense led by Goran Dragic, who scored 123 points and dished out 9 assists.
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First and foremost, it presents a possible settlement that could secure refunds for AT&T customers who were misled by the company's promise of unlimited data plans that were actually severely throttled and slowed.
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Oil majors like Exxon Mobil and Chevron have been investing in short-cycle shale fields in the United States, where production can be ramped up and throttled back quickly when oil prices change directions.
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On the field, he called the defensive signals when he and his fellow cornerback Walter Beach throttled the Baltimore Colts' passing attack in the Browns' 27-0 victory in the 1964 N.F.L. championship game.
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"If the president was going to get involved, it should have happened last week and should have included a full-throttled endorsement of one of Blankenship's opponents," said the GOP consultant following the race.
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You can use up to 22GB on 213G LTE each month as part of the plan (this is separate from your 22017GB), but once you go beyond that, you'll be throttled to 24G speeds.
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The Senators yielded seven goals to the Penguins in a lopsided playoff loss in 2013 and were summarily throttled in the ensuing game (6-2) to be eliminated from that Eastern Conference semifinal series.
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OVER THE past few years, president Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his government have throttled dissent, taken control of the judiciary and defanged the press, confining what remains of Turkey's democracy to the ballot box.
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OVER THE past few years President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his government have throttled dissent, taken control of the judiciary and defanged the press, confining what remains of Turkey's democracy to the ballot box.
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Scott Walker's full-throttled love of Harley-Davidson motorcycles has been intertwined with his rising political career, but now he must navigate revved up criticism of the Milwaukee-based company from President Donald Trump.
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The lawsuit against the FCC is backed by dozens of public interest groups and internet companies worried that the repeal will allow broadband companies to decide what websites get prioritized and what gets throttled.
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After realizing that the unit's data connection was being throttled by Verizon, Chief Bowden's technology staff members emailed Verizon, requesting that it end the throttling immediately in the interest of public safety, he wrote.
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The company's stock price has been sliding this year, partly due to concerns about its debt load and partly because it was hurt by regulatory changes in Nevada that throttled the rooftop solar industry.
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Quarterback Bryce Perkins rushed for three touchdowns as Virginia throttled Duke 413-14 on Saturday at Charlottesville, Va. Wayne Taulapapa scored two rushing touchdowns for the Cavaliers (5-2, 3-1 Atlantic Coast Conference).
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His struggles at the plate continued on Sunday, when the Yankees were throttled by Rick Porcello and three relievers in a 2370-230 loss to the division-leading Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park.
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Three days after St. Louis throttled the Bruins in Boston to win Game 7, Glenn and his band perched on a stage beneath the Gateway Arch, near the end of the victory parade route.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's all-powerful Constituent Assembly on Thursday voted to legalize money exchange operations to relax the strict currency controls imposed by the social government that have throttled the oil-rich nation's economy.
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It's hard to imagine Durant leaving OKC if they throttled the best team in history on their way to the Finals, no matter what the outcome of that series with Cleveland would have been.
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" — Durham MD _____ "You will seldom find a nurse who has not been threatened, sometimes terrified, stalked, and frequently assaulted by being spit on, hit, throttled, scratched, slapped, fondled, and pulled into beds and sexually molested.
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When I throttled up to keep from crashing, the drone shot up into the sky, quickly getting beyond the range of my goggles, so that the live feed of the video would start cutting out.
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"It's like when Gmail first got throttled, the blockage was very uneven," Lokman Tsui, a professor at the School of Journalism and Communication at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, told the New York Times.
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It seems to me that in the paintings collectively titled "Ice" and the one titled "Air," Stack's reconfigurations and blending push Op Art in an unexpected direction — toward what could be called a throttled landscape.
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The case last year of firefighters in California having their Verizon devices throttled in the middle of wildfire control operations showed that there are times when these threats may be matters of life and death.
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Yet, the Dynamo throttled the Crew, with the lone good chance in the opening 45 minutes for the home team coming on a 25-yard skipping shot by Pedro Santos that hit the right post.
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WATTERS: Yeah, and I don&apost know -- I think he&aposs probably a little upset that his legacy has been throttled the way it has been, Dana, by Donald Trump, when you look at domestic policy.
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The fine print: The amount of 4G LTE data is unlimited, but your speed could be throttled at any time, no matter how much you've downloaded so far this month, if Verizon's network is experiencing congestion.
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This much is true -- that over the past five years, the ruling party has systematically throttled the independence of state institutions, the media, education, civil society, and recently two of the highest courts in the land.
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A sustained economic upswing along with close to rock-bottom interest rates and record low unemployment have driven sharp gains in property prices, especially in Prague, while supply is being throttled by bottlenecks in construction permits.
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Those seeking long-term rentals in big Brazilian cities like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro are throttled by bureaucratic policies that enforce outrageously expensive deposits, the requirement of local cosigners and sky-high insurance fees.
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BMW had an early lead in premium electric vehicles but throttled back its ambitions after the i3, an expensive city car, failed to sell in large numbers, allowing Tesla to overtake BMW in electric car sales.
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BMW had an early lead in premium electric vehicles but throttled back its ambitions after the i3, an expensive city car, failed to sell in large numbers, leading Tesla to overtake BMW in electric car sales.
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CEO Steven Van Wel likens the throttled experience to "Gogo in-flight internet" and said it will not allow for such things as video streaming, but will be good enough for checking email and sending messages.
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Archer has hit a wall in September, first giving up a pair of home runs to the only batters he faced in Chicago before leaving with a forearm issue and then getting throttled at Fenway Park.
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T-Mobile has a slightly altered version of the system, allowing free data for video services that agree to provide low-quality, throttled streams as well as other apps popular enough to serve as good marketing.
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Amid the din at Heinz Field, some players flexed, and others just stood there beaming, nodding, bouncing, celebrating the way they did here back in November, when they throttled Carolina by 31 points on national television.
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All the same, as economic growth slumped to a decade low last quarter, an unusually long period of slow wages growth has also throttled household incomes and put pressure on borrowers trying to meet mortgage repayments.
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After sealing agreement on the new cabinet in January, he was focused on reviving an economy that has suffered from years of regional turmoil and is throttled by one of the world's heaviest public debt burdens.
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On the field, the disparities between HBCUs and other Division I programs can best be seen during "guarantee games"—that is, when HBCU teams play road games against major programs and get throttled in exchange for cash.
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Sprint's new 5G network is ridiculously fast, but "unlimited" connections cost $80 per line and come with a 100 GB usage cap—which if exceeded will result in your connection being throttled to 2G speeds (128 kbps).
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Many of the women interviewed by OKUP said recruiting agents in the Middle East beat, throttled and starved them to force them to return to abusive employers, while their families had to pay for their journey home.
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That point was reinforced, with an icy glare, in Jacksonville's locker room late Sunday, after the Jaguars throttled the team that had overcome a fourth-quarter deficit to topple them in the A.F.C. championship game last winter.
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To avoid being throttled and eaten by a hungry female, the male octopus uses a specialized arm to jettison packets of sperm called spermatophores into the giant bulb behind the female&aposs head, also known as the mantle.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. government claims that AT&T Mobility illegally slowed down or "throttled" data sent to wireless devices will be reheard, a U.S. appeals court in California said on Tuesday after it dismissed the case last year.
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Although large-scale advertising campaigns for the IoT have become mainstream (seen any IBM Watson, Ring, or GE Digital ads lately?), recent news that GE had throttled growth expectations for its Predix IoT platform begs the following questions.
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Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, who ended a nine-month stint as premier in late May, championed a vast LNG infrastructure to ease energy shortages that throttled economic growth and brought hours of darkness every day for nearly a decade.
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In the first, acoustic half, he sang incantatory versions of "Visions of Johanna" and "Desolation Row"; for the second half, the entire band's full-throttled takes on "Like a Rolling Stone" do not always drown out the jeers.
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But that "unlimited" video means that video is throttled—in BingeOn's case, T-Mobile video maxes out around 1.5 mb/s, whereas its standard LTE service gets speeds of up to 10 times that for non-video content.
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As the sun sets and disagreements become increasingly heated, the event will descend into violence and riots, before eventually the last man standing is throttled by the straps of his own Lobster Theremin tote bag and silence falls.
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Like a teenager who streamed too many YouTube videos and pushed his family's usage above the limits of its data plan, the Santa Clara County Central Fire Protection District was being throttled by its internet service provider, Verizon.
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The administration has throttled a program that encouraged entrepreneurs to come to the US. It's also ending work permits for spouses of H-1B holders, who are often highly skilled professionals themselves, among other measures to stop immigration.
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However, an escalating trade war between the United States and China, as well as Britain's likely chaotic exit from the European Union have throttled global economic growth and many companies are cutting costs to cope with the slowdown.
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Lipow estimates that Harvey has affected as much as 3 million barrels per day of refining capacity, or 27 percent of the U.S. total, taking into account refineries that have not shut down entirely, but throttled back operations.
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Photo: Noah Berger (AP)Verizon throttled the Santa Clara County Fire Department's supposedly "unlimited" data plan while the agency was fighting the record wildfires that have burned over one million acres of the state, Ars Technica reported on Tuesday.
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I was full-throttled in arguing for remaining in the EU and because half my party wanted to leave the EU I don't think I can be the person who can bring the party back together at this moment.
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The updates, which affected iPhone 6, iPhone 7, and iPhone SE models, limited or "throttled" maximum performance levels to prevent the devices from trying to draw too much power from aging batteries and potentially causing the device to crash.
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TICKING TIME BOMB All the same, as economic growth slumped to a decade low last quarter, an unusually long period of slow wages growth has also throttled household incomes and put pressure on borrowers trying to meet mortgage repayments.
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Developers used to be able to inject meaningful data in a sophisticated way to all sorts of web and app products and, most importantly, we used to be able to request big datasets without getting throttled by bandwidth limitations.
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Sanchez was demoted after a six-start stretch in which he went 0-4 and was throttled for 29 runs, capped by a three-inning stint versus the Los Angeles Angels in which he was tagged for six runs.
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Over the last few days we've seen outcry about Apple's new MacBook Pro, which offers an optional top-end i9 processor, and how its performance is throttled to the point of parody as the laptop heats up over time.
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In addition, Verizon is introducing a feature that lets customers carry their unused data to the next month's billing cycle and a way for customers to choose throttled connection speeds instead of overages when they go over their limits.
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The sharp decline in oil and gasoline prices since late 22.31 because of a persistent global petroleum glut has been partly reversed in recent weeks as wild fires curbed production in Canada and rebel attacks throttled Nigerian oil exports.
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Cleveland dropped the opener of its road trip 294-23 at Chicago last Friday but bounced back in a showdown at Toronto on Monday and throttled the New York Knicks 24-21 to close out the trip on Wednesday.
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However, international sanctions in Iran have throttled any kind of BJJ scene from truly taking off in the Middle Eastern country, with many instructors preferring to base themselves in the likes of Brazil, the US, Europe and East Asia.
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"Oil bulls can't seemingly catch a break after the rally sapping surprising build in the American Petroleum Institute oil inventory survey has throttled WTI upward momentum dead in its tracks," said Stephen Innes, Asia Pacific market strategist at AxiTrader.
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He and the players went all out, though, during the climactic Maestoso, with its stirring theme, rippling piano arpeggios and full-throttled organ (here played by Kent Tritle, the Philharmonic's organist and the director of music at the cathedral).
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Clayton Kershaw, considered the best pitcher in baseball, throttled the Astros in Game 1 and threw four scoreless innings of relief on Wednesday night, but he could not hold leads of 4-0 and 7-4 in Game 5.
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Patriots Coach Bill Belichick, after his team was throttled at home by the Titans, was impressed with Henry's ability to dominate without even the slightest bit of pre-snap subterfuge, which is a fundamental tenet of 21st-century football.
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This private investor document perfectly shows why people are sick and tired of hedge funds - Hedge funds have been getting throttled since the beginning of 2016, and because of that people are starting to ask questions about their worth.
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"Oil bulls can't seemingly catch a break after the rally sapping surprising build in the American Petroleum Institute oil inventory survey has throttled WTI upward momentum dead in its tracks," said Stephen Innes, Asia Pacific market strategist at AxiTrader.
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Alienware has packed an Nvidia 2080 (no throttled Max-Q in sight) inside the Area-51m and promises that later GPUs will be made available for purchase, so you upgrade when you like, instead of upgrading the entire damn machine.
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California firefighters became embroiled in the state's net neutrality fight after it was revealed that Verizon had throttled Santa Clara firefighters' data speeds as they battled a major North California wildfire, reportedly significantly impacting communications at a crucial command center.
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"DeVos shows an antipathy for public schools; a full-throttled embrace of private, for-profit alternatives; and a lack of basic understanding of what children need to succeed in school," said Randi Weingarten, head of the American Federation of Teachers.
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A federal appeals court has ruled against AT&T, allowing the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to move ahead with its case against the telecommunications company that alleges AT&T throttled data speeds for millions of customers who purchased unlimited data plans.
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The $60 million will be deposited into a fund to provide partial refunds to both current and former customers who had originally signed up for unlimited plans prior to 2011 but had their data speeds reduced, or "throttled" by AT&T.
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Record: 593-0Week 1 result: Beat the Steelers, 33-3Week 2 opponent: at Miami DolphinsOne thing to know: The reigning champions looked as sharp as ever on both sides of the ball as they throttled the Steelers in Week 1.
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President Donald Trump's national emergency declaration, which began just a half hour before the market closed, pushed stocks higher Friday, providing at least temporary relief to shares that have been throttled this week on fears of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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In its statement Wednesday, Apple also said it will issue a software update this spring that provides consumers with a more transparent look at how their iPhones are being throttled and will provide an option to turn off automatic speed updates.
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For all the close games and potential for chaos, only four lower-seeded teams won, and one — No. 12 Murray State, which throttled No. 5 Marquette by 83-64 — was about as fashionable as an upset pick as a Burberry raincoat.
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According to Torrent Freak, the miner was throttled to rates from between 0.6 and 0.8, but does consume considerable resources; running a version of the plugin on Coinhive's website does result in an immediate and hard to miss increase in CPU utilization.
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" After clashes between protesters and heavily armed police in Ferguson, Missouri, Obama issued an executive order in 2015 that throttled leftover military supplies from local agencies, saying, "We've seen how militarized gear can sometimes give people a feeling like they're an occupying force.
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The Pirates, who managed three runs in 21 innings over two losses at Boston in the season-opening series earlier this month, were throttled by Cincinnati 9-23 on Wednesday and swept by the Reds in three games by a 22-5 margin.
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From restrictions on using phones as hotspots, to monthly usage thresholds that result in your connection being throttled for the remainder of a billing cycle—there's still plenty of limits on unlimited data plans the government deems ok, as long they're disclosed.
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Even with the Big Ten's second-leading scorer Tony Carr out of the lineup, a fresh Penn State team dominated on both ends of the court and routed the same George Mason team that throttled it by 19 points the previous season.
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Flames 21, Kings 241 Derek Ryan scored twice while Mark Jankowski netted one goal and two assists as visiting Calgary leaned on some of its more unusual suspects one night after securing top spot in the Western Conference and still throttled Los Angeles.
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The only test the S8+ seems to beat — again, assuming the tests are accurate and the performance isn't throttled before its launch — the iPhone 7/7 Plus is on the multi-core test: 6,83 versus 5,406 (iPhone 7 Plus) and 5,382 (iPhone 7).
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"This lurch to the left and full throttled assault on the free enterprise system will be wrapped around the neck of the eventual Democratic nominee by the G.O.P.," said Scott W. Reed, the chief political strategist for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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EditorsNote: Minor style tweaks LaMarcus Aldridge scored 463 points, including 246 in the first half when San Antonio built a big lead as the visiting Spurs throttled the Cleveland Cavaliers 219-262 on Sunday afternoon in the teams' penultimate game of the regular season.
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Tesla's solar business, on the other hand, has shrunk by about 60%, according to Colin Rusch, senior research analyst at Oppenheimer & Co. "They've really throttled that business back and stopped throwing cash at it like SolarCity was," said Ben Kallo, an analyst at Baird.
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When we look at how ISPs might extort certain services for profit, the first company that comes to mind is Netflix, which Comcast throttled in 2014 and forced to pay additional fees under the threat of having the quality of its streaming video significantly downgraded.
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Apple has been facing some occasional quality issues like malfunctioning thermal throttling in MacBook Pros, crappy keyboards, and throttled iOS devices for a while now, and slower mobile data performance than competitors in future iPhones could in theory become a point of future contention.
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Earlier in June, Africa's biggest economy finally ditched its 16-month old currency peg to the dollar that had throttled foreign exchange markets, led to widespread capital flight and caused its first quarterly economic contraction since the 1990s in a move widely welcomed by investors.
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"In the midst of our response to the Mendocino Complex Fire, County Fire discovered the data connection for OES 5262 was being throttled by Verizon, and data rates had been reduced to 1/200, or less, than the previous speeds," Bowden detailed in the declaration.
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USB-C to the DockThe biggest problem with USB-C is that every computer manufacturer using it seems to only provide one or two ports (Apple provides four in its higher end MacBook Pros, but two of those ports are throttled to lower speeds).
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Just because I don't have enough money to hire a lawyer to beat the pavement at the FCC does not mean that my traffic is not being throttled, that the terms and conditions that I thought I agreed on, that they are being realized.
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No. 23 Wake Forest 44, NC State 10 Jamie Newman returned from a one-game injury absence to throw for three touchdowns and rush for two more as the Demon Deacons throttled the visiting Wolfpack in Winston-Salem, N.C. In his first game since Oct.
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Derek Ryan scored twice while Mark Jankowski netted one goal and two assists as the visiting Calgary Flames leaned on their lesser lights one night after securing top spot in the Western Conference and still throttled the Los Angeles Kings 7-2 on Monday night.
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EPB's Bailey says the organization has no trouble with network management, and the main complaints of telecom companies during the net neutrality debate—that certain types of data should be throttled, metered, or charged at different rates—make no sense whatsoever for a fiber network.
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Making matters worse, the scariest monster of them all, Nigel Farage, who is sitting out Thursday's elections, will be leading a full-throttled campaign for the European Parliament that is expected to draw legions of disaffected pro-Brexit Tories to his new Brexit Party.
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Tehran began breaching the deal&aposs curbs last year in a step-by-step response to President Donald Trump&aposs withdrawal of the United States from the deal in May 2018 and the reimposition of US sanctions that have throttled Iran&aposs vital oil exports.
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EditorsNote: update: adds dropped "a" in 2nd graf Seton Hall guard Myles Powell had 26 points and four 3-pointers, and Sandro Mamukelashvili had 17 points and seven rebounds as the No. 12 Pirates throttled the host St. Louis Billikens 83-123 on Sunday afternoon.
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That means it's less of a convenience, but also less of an affront to net neutrality — although T-Mobile's scary claims that it was picking and choosing which providers would be zero-rated turned out to be false (all video was being throttled, "partner" or otherwise).
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Apple had originally throttled the phones as part of a solution to degraded batteries leading to iOS crashes, but their lack of transparency on the issue enraged many customers (and encouraged speculation that Apple was artificially kneecapping the phones as part of a planned obsolescence strategy).
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Verizon Wireless routinely embeds all manner of limits in its unlimited mobile data plans, including restrictions on HD streaming, restrictions on the use of phones as modems or hotspots, and a general 25 GB consumption limit that results in users having their connections throttled to a crawl.
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The newspaper said the investigation by the Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) revealed that an emissions treatment system on an unspecified Fiat model was throttled back after 22 minutes, a sign that the producer may be employing technical devices or software to avoid emissions cleaning filters.
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In an interview with ABC News, Apple CEO Tim Cook apologized again for the company's poor communication on iOS's built-in power management feature that throttled iPhone performance in order to prevent the phones from unexpectedly shutting down or restarting as the result of an old battery.
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ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA (1-2, 0-1): The Tar Heels were already throttled by injury heading into last week's matchup with Old Dominion, and lost three more starters - defensive lineman Jalen Dalton, offensive lineman William Sweet and wide receiver Thomas Jackson - in the one-sided victory.
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Photo: Noah Berger (AP)Mobile giant Verizon has faced withering criticism in the months since it throttled Santa Clara County Fire Department firefighters trying to contain California's Mendocino Complex Fire, then tried to force them to purchase increased data even as they were begging for immediate assistance.
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Then and still, he knows the power of a single musical gesture and cuts a clearing around himself when he plays: He uses open, full, melodic cries, and then grainy, blurry, throttled ones; he plays in recognizable rhythm for a short period or lets his phrases crumble.
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During protests over the 2017 independence referendum in Catalonia, Spanish authorities reportedly throttled internet access and blocked websites -- while last year, Russia blocked the encrypted messaging app Telegram, adopting a scorched earth approach to taking down the service that ended up negatively affecting dozens of other websites.
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Blake, Idaho blow out Washington State Senior forward Brayon Blake produced game highs with 26 points and eight rebounds, and Idaho throttled Washington State 91-64 on Wednesday at Moscow, Idaho, in the 225-year-old annual rivalry game known as the Battle of the Palouse.
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PBOC data on Thursday showed Chinese banks throttled back new lending in April after a record first quarter that sparked fears of more bad loans, suggesting the central bank was fine-tuning policy in light of recent encouraging data and concerns about a rapid rise in debt.
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Netflix was one of the leading pro-net neutrality advocates in 2014, and its CEO, Reed Hastings, was hitting the airwaves and writing open letters describing a world where consumers' speeds were throttled for using services like Netflix instead of those favored by the internet service providers.
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Ncube said the economy had grown by 6.2 percent in 2018 compared to an initial forecast of 3.1 percent but he saw growth being throttled this year by "severe economic shocks", including a drought that has wilted crops and a cyclone that hit western parts of Zimbabwe in March.
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Yet there is another layer of gains—perhaps more subtle, but every bit as crucial to the improvement of LGBTQ lives—that are also put at risk by the rise of Trump and what he represents: the full-throttled freedom to be and express ourselves, as we truly are.
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Ncube said the economy had grown by 6.2 percent in 2018 compared to an initial forecast of 3.1 percent but he saw growth being throttled this year by severe economic shocks, including a drought that has wilted crops and a cyclone that hit western parts of Zimbabwe in March.
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The company made headlines again this week after a brief filed by net neutrality advocates highlighted that Verizon had throttled the "unlimited" data connection of the Santa Clara County Fire Department as it struggled to battle the Mendocino Complex Fire, one of the largest forest fires in California's history.
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During the testimony Wylie also suggested Facebook might have found out about the GSL data harvesting project as early as July 2014 — because he says Kogan told him, around that time, that he had spoken to Facebook engineers after his app's data collection rate had been throttled by the platform.
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The senators requested information about the specific apps being throttled, a timeline for when any throttling practices began, policies around informing customers and apps subject to it, as well as other specifics that would likely offer insight into whether any of them broke rules established by the Federal Communications Commission.
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The company just had a press event back in March for its educational iPad launch in the midst of strong iPhone sales but unfavorable news cycles around HomePods leaving ring marks on wooden tables, defective MacBook Pro keyboards, and the fallout since confirming that it throttled iPhone speeds for depreciating batteries.
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Chinese banks throttled back new lending in April after a record first quarter that sparked fears of more bad loans, but the central bank is widely expected to roll out more measures to support the economy after an unexpected flare-up in trade tensions with the United States earlier this month.
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Repealing net neutrality "could toss the streaming and Internet economy back into chaos, taking consumers back to a time when ISPs like Comcast throttled Netflix and consumers had to buffer their way through a binge," said Chip Pickering, CEO of Incompas, a trade association that represents smaller broadband providers. 4.
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But there was a big problem: The pilots had still not throttled back from takeoff thrust, and the airplane now in level flight was going extremely fast, at least 2737 knots faster than the maximum operating speed of 7377 knots, and was rapidly accelerating into realms beyond the flight-testing range.
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Mr. Pattinson is clearly set on avoiding obviousness, and this may be why, instructively, he has gravitated toward roles that call for his characters to undergo punishing physical abuse — they've been beaten, throttled, shot and endured a proctologist's probing — as if he were trying to expunge the last trace of Edward.
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There's a catch, though: if you use more than 500MB of LTE data per day, you'll be throttled to 2G speeds, and if Verizon detects that you're using more than 50 percent of your data and call usage in a 60-day period, you might have your service removed or limited further.
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EditorsNote: 7th graf, take out extraneous word 'in'; handful of smaller tweaks elsewhere LaMarcus Aldridge scored 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in three quarters to lead a balanced San Antonio scoring attack as the Spurs throttled the visiting New York Knicks 109-83 on Friday to capture their seventh straight victory.
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The tech giant is also dropping "Project" from the name, simplifying it to Google Fi. The three-year-old cell service includes Google's straightforward pricing of $20 for unlimited talk and text and $10 per gigabyte of data used, up to 6GB; it's free after that, but speeds get heavily throttled at 15GB.
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The U.S. Gulf, once prized for its abundant resources and lower political risk than alternatives such as West Africa, fell out of favor as technology unlocked cheaper production from U.S. shale fields onshore, creating a glut of production that could be more easily increased or throttled back in response to price fluctuations.
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But all the evidence unearthed since Mr. Khashoggi, who was living in self-imposed exile in the United States, was throttled and dismembered inside the consulate leaves little doubt that the powerful crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, ordered the hit, and that a team of operatives flew to Turkey to carry it out.
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At the time, experts worried the deal could have throttled an already dwindling quality of local news in the U.S. MNG blasted Gannett's decision, saying it has "no credible plan to attain a $12 per share valuation on its own" while Gannett said it is still open to selective acquisitions that "appropriately [value]" the company.
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Critics reviewing the event pointed out that, while the AI was supposed to be throttled so it didn't have a huge advantage over humans in reaction time and actions-per-minute (APM), it did use lots more actions-per-minute than humans during critical periods of combat, which often gave it a decisive advantage.
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Quarterback Jamie Newman returned from a one-game injury absence to throw for three touchdowns and rush for two more as No. 23 Wake Forest throttled visiting North Carolina State 44-24 on Saturday afternoon in Winston-Salem, N.C. Newman completed 25 of 38 passes for 287 yards in less than three quarters of action.
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The defendant told the court that the couple regularly practiced strangulation during sexual intercourse, and claimed that his wife could only climax when he throttled her -- his comments were initially disregarded by the district court as degrading to the victim, but the High Court later ruled that they formed an admissible part of his defense.
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Duke quarterback Quentin Harris threw for two touchdowns and ran for another as the Blue Devils throttled host Virginia Tech 45-113 on Friday night at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, Va. Harris completed 20 of 27 passes for 163 yards as the Blue Devils (272-231, 210-220 ACC) won their Atlantic Coast Conference opener.
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Shazam has arguably the goofiest plot device in the long history of goofy superhero plot devices: In order to tap into his superpowers and transform into his superhero self, Billy Batson (played by Asher Angel in this movie), a 14-year-old runaway teen, must shout "Shazam!" into the ether and get throttled with a bolt of lightning.
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But in the interest of providing you a complete and fair comparison, Unlimited Freedom gives you 230GB of data at 2160G LTE speed before it's throttled down to slower speeds, video streaming that's limited to 23.7p resolution (same as T-Mobile One), "optimized" gaming speeds at up to 22016mbps, and music streamed at up to 20213kbps.
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The bigger issue when it comes to streaming games to your phone wirelessly are data caps, because even though many of the top-tier cell plans claim you have unlimited data, that's not actually true, and in reality, users are typically limited to 25 to 55 GB of data per month before your speeds get throttled.
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Internet shutdowns around the world are becoming more common Just in the last month social media sites have been throttled in Turkey after a terrorist attacks on Istanbul's airport; mobile internet has been shut down in Bahrain and India following local protests; and social media has been blocked in Algeria simply to stop students cheating on school tests.
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They've deliberately throttled internet traffic, lied about throttling it, squeezed customers with arbitrary caps, misled them about the meaning of "unlimited," discriminated against content from companies they don't own, spent millions to prevent cities from developing their own high-speed internet, sought to covertly sell customer data, and have fought at every opportunity to prevent competition.
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Other telecom providers have similar programs; Verizon has plans with "unlimited 4G LTE data" and "premium unlimited 4G LTE data," the plan you have determines the resolution and amount of data you can stream before it's throttled (and putting a cap on resolution is also a form of throttling; delivering lower-resolution video means delivering less data).
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Andrien White scored 15 points as Wake Forest throttled visiting North Carolina for most of the game in a 74-203 Demon Deacons victory Tuesday night in Winston-Salem, N.C. Brandon Childress added 14 points and 10 assists, and Chaundee Brown provided 11 points in what became Wake Forest's first victory in the series in the past seven meetings.
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While the 50 percent carbon footprint reduction is good, Apple does have a lot of work to do to boost its repairability scores; late last year, Apple confirmed it throttled the speeds of older iPhones, giving credence to those who believed the company intentionally slows down phones to convince customers to buy new devices rather than opt for a less-expensive battery upgrade.
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In addition to voting against the effort to raise the bar from 4 Mbps to 25 Mbps back in 2015, the FCC head was forced to retreat from a plan last year that would have effectively lowered the bar to 10 Mbps—by including slower, capped, throttled and caveat-laden wireless connections as part of the overall definition of genuine broadband.
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After Washington throttled the Vegas Golden Knights, 6-2, to move within a victory of its first Stanley Cup, after an adoring crowd chanted his initials following a tenacious clear on the penalty kill, Smith-Pelly stood in the center of a crowded locker room, his hands in his pockets, uncomfortable with the attention but elated by the performance that merited it.
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"Netflix has such a huge user base of subscribers that if one of the ISPs throttled Netflix and degraded quality, that would likely harm the ISP's business at the end of the day," said Micheal Cheah, general counsel for the web video network Vimeo, which is owned by the media conglomerate IAC and is participating in the Day of Action.
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Look at his old columns for the Catholic Herald—since deleted, but nothing on the internet is ever really gone forever—and it's all drearily familiar: Protesters are bad, the left are bullies, the media is biased, everyone's mean to me—and they're all delivered without a moment of deftness or play and in the grim throttled tones of any moldering and moribund conservative hack.
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As Mercer's public statement read: I supported Milo Yiannopoulos in the hope and expectation that his expression of views contrary to the social mainstream and his spotlighting of the hypocrisy of those who would close down free speech in the name of political correctness would promote the type of open debate and freedom of thought that is being throttled on many American college campuses today.
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After the soulful trollful jewelry was handed out, the Cavs throttled the Knicks 117-88 behind LeBron's 19/11/14 triple-double, Kyrie's 29 points, and throwdowns like this one, redolent of a certain 2016 NBA Finals performance: Ah, but here's an even better Finals facsimile, as literal/figurative Spur out-of-nowhere Jonathan Simmons—he of the aforementioned C-note—makes like the King on this routine Steph Curry layup. #BarkleysAbsolutelyRightKlaysBetter!
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The CEA's 21625 economic outlook, released Wednesday, argues that measures taken by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to slash corporate taxes and cut back regulations have salvaged an economy they say was throttled by his predecessor's policies.
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The CEA's 220006 economic outlook, released Wednesday, argues that measures taken by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to slash corporate taxes and cut back regulations have salvaged an economy they say was throttled by President Obama's policies.
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More than four months have passed since Mr. Khashoggi was savagely throttled and dismembered in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul and then discarded, but the bald lies told by the Saudi government to protect the prince — including the attempt to pin the murder on 11 anonymous Saudis, of whom five are said to face execution — and the cynical argument by President Trump that Saudi largesse is more important than justice, have only intensified demands for a full reckoning.
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Broadly speaking, those contentions fall into three buckets: The settlement does not account for conflicts between class members from states that offer relatively big statutory damages for privacy breaches and those with small or no potential damages; Equifax and class counsel included terms in the settlement that made it very difficult for class members to object; and Equifax and class counsel throttled class members' claims for $125 in cash when it became clear that the offer would be drastically oversubscribed.
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If Iran is responsible, the motive is clear: to safely signal to the world that it's very angry at recent punitive US sanctions which have throttled its oil exports and crippled its economy; to further signal that it can do economic damage to America's allies in Saudi Arabia and the rest of the Gulf, who export about a third of the world's oil through a narrow 21-mile-wide channel; and to serve notice that it can pinch the throat of Hormuz at any time.
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Unsurprisingly, data is also more expensive: 250G data is only offered with Verizon's unlimited plan, which starts at $210 per month ($25 more per month than the LTE plan) and gets you 23GB of 24G data per month before throttling (down to 25Mbps), and 53GB of LTE data (which gets throttled down to 25 Kbps once you use that up.) Additionally, Verizon is only offering downloads at 230G speeds right now — uploads will still be over LTE, but won't count towards that 25GB cap.
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A single line costs $100 and each additional line costs $40, which breaks down to the following per month: 1 line: $100 2 lines: $33 3 lines: $180 4 lines: $220 ($180 after you receive a $40 credit) Here's the handy comparison chart Sprint created, amended with AT&T's new unlimited plan details and pricing: As you can see, while AT&T offers similar features compared to its rivals (22GB of data at 4G LTE speed before you see throttled speeds during network congestion), unlimited video streaming at HD resolution and unlimited calling and texting, it's missing one key feature: mobile hotspot data.
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So I have prepared our weekly tech podcast for you right here: 258:240 - Nintendo Switch review: pure potential 21:202 - The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild review 13:21 - Amazon's web servers are back online after more than four hours of disruption 203:247 - Samsung Galaxy S8 leaks in its full glory and The BlackBerry KeyOne resurrects the keyboard with style 30:08 - Google Assistant begins huge expansion across Android devices today 38:05 - 5G: Super fast data, throttled by reality 033:10 - The next iPhone won't switch to USB-C, but its cable likely will 49:32 - Paul's weekly segment "Hey look at me now" 51:55 - FCC chairman says net neutrality was a mistake 58:40 - YouTube launches its own streaming TV service 1:02:20 - Amazon is working on its own home security camera 1:03:47 - Spotify is preparing to launch a Hi-Fi music tier If you enjoyed this podcast and think it would be a great show to see live at a festival in Austin, Texas, we have more stuff you can listen to!
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