Make sure the button next to Bluetooth is toggled green.
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Make sure the switch next to Slack is toggled on.
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The president himself has toggled between hard and soft tones.
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Two rushes toggled the ball a yard in each direction.
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Even Featured Free can be toggled off if it annoys you.
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If the "Set Automatically" switch is toggled on, you're good to go.
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But both of these can be toggled off for maximum reply laziness.
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MEMC will be able to be toggled on and off in settings.
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VoiceOver will be toggled on or off, depending on your Siri request.
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Make sure you've got Bluetooth and Wi-Fi toggled on as well.
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They did not specify what location data services could be toggled off.
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Make sure "Block at End of Limit" is toggled on, and colored green.
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The "Screen sharing" setting is automatically toggled to "on" — turn that feature off.
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Prada did: One that toggled between Hitchcock heroines and frogwomen, love and war.
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That feature can be toggled on in your preferences under the "password/email" tab.
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With Wi-Fi and Bluetooth toggled on two devices, files can be transferred effortlessly.
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In fact, when you go to the page, they will all be toggled on.
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This is powerful stuff — but stuff that can be easily toggled on and off.
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Got a website or app you've already toggled set to dark mode (like Twitter)?
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It has since toggled back and forth, but his is usually better, Chatzky admitted.
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If you toggled the reviews over to the most recent, there was further chaos.
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For weeks, I toggled between these dissociative hallucinatory states and blinding, raging head pain.
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At Gucci, Mr. Michele has toggled between the real and the fake with aplomb.
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Mr. Trump toggled from on the record to off the record with remarkable fluidity.
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The students, their faces illuminated by their laptops, toggled between their notes and their code.
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The valve switch can be felt and toggled with your fingers through the scrotum skin.
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Make sure the button at the top of the screen is toggled on (to green).
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The board has two riding "modes", which are easily toggled by a button at the bottom.
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Even with the traffic function toggled on, Apple Maps' routes aren't nearly as fast as Waze's.
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Phew … I toggled airplane mode off as we touched down in SFO to check my email.
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For users who kept the location settings for Facebook disabled, those permissions will remain toggled off.
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And in the audience, where hands toggled between applause and glasses of sangria, 9:30 p.m.
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During her childhood, the family toggled between the two countries as work opportunities came and went.
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During a tour of the United Kingdom this week, he has toggled between pugnacity and reassurance.
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When toggled on, users will see their school logo depicted as a badge on their profile image.
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For the next two hours, Willman toggled between major-league baseball games while monitoring his Twitter feed.
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It's automatically toggled on, but this would allow anyone to send you a file during a call.
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The "For You" personalization options can be toggled on and off to show up in search results.
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During his anguished cabaret performance, he toggled between tight control, hunching over his piano, and grandiloquent gestures.
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JLab packs in three different listening modes that can be toggled by tapping the left earbud three times.
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" Then I toggled "Voice and Audio Activity" to pause, and said, "Hi, Google, this is the second test.
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Similar to its iOS counterpart, the dark theme is toggled on or off in the Android app's Settings.
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The two researchers manipulated the air-conditioning, toggled on the windshield wipers and then cut the car's transmission.
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Once you've toggled it on, high contrast mode will be on permanently — unless you toggle it off again.
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By necessity, the conversation toggled between the horror in Brussels and the universal injustices of home-field officiating.
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But as he has on immigration in recent days, Mr. Trump toggled between being hard-line and accommodating.
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As noted by Engadget, Instagram doesn't have a dark mode option that can be toggled off and on.
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Senate leaders toggled between Iran and impeachment in their opening speeches for the second consecutive session on Monday.
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There had been artists before him, like Lauryn Hill and Missy Elliott, who toggled between rapping and singing.
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Instead, Tinder would allow women to decide whether or not they wanted this feature toggled on, it explained then.
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They also excel at managing crises and at developing a brand, two responsibilities that Holmes toggled between at Theranos.
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DeX is actually a separate "mode" from regular Android and can be toggled on from the quick settings pulldown.
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But he never went far enough, just toggled between boroughs, and at some point he'd tarried, put down roots.
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On the drive back to school, the students toggled between yakking about their shopping victories and falling silent, drained.
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During the years that Mr. Akhmedov amassed his wealth, the couple regularly toggled between hostilities and opulent cease-fires.
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During the years that Mr. Akhmedov amassed his wealth, the couple regularly toggled between hostilities and opulent cease-fires.
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A transparency mode can also be toggled to make it easier to hear your surroundings when you need to.
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Sometimes I mindlessly toggled back and forth between the desktop and Dashboard a few times while I was thinking.
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It was during those years that Nevelson's life toggled between grinding struggles and revitalizing interactions with other arts and artists.
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Both of these features can be toggled on manually or set to automatically activate on an app-by-app basis.
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It appears to be a setting that will be toggled from the Action Center (notification center) in the operating system.
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He had just toggled the bomb-release switch when the enemy missile blew off the right wing of his plane.
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Apple phones and Android devices will both get dark modes, which can be toggled on by tapping on a shortcut.
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TCU owned 188 total yards at the break, as head coach Gary Patterson toggled between Delton and Duggan at quarterback.
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The setting can be toggled right from the View tab of the ribbon menu—the Hidden items entry on the right.
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When toggled on, Skype users will be able to read the subtitles in the language of their choosing during every call.
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In 2017, neon creases, bedazzled nipples, and glitter highlighter that toggled somewhere between festive and completely extra ruled the beauty looks.
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For much of the day, the festival toggled between competing urges to allow fans to let loose and to be soothed.
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Happ has toggled between his tailing four-seam fastball and his sinking two-seamer, while mixing in a slider and changeup.
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Lastly, the adapter can also be toggled into a standard Bluetooth controller mode for use with emulators on a computer running Windows.
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Each fight scene is sensory overload — bullets whiz by; night vision is toggled; code words that you don't understand are thrown out.
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During her two years in office, Haley toggled between Trump's "America First" approach and a more traditional Republican approach to foreign policy.
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The feature can be toggled on and off, giving users the freedom to venture beyond the festival premises if they're feeling thirsty.
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The screen toggled between full-color and black-and-white modes, consuming a fraction of the power that a standard display would need.
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One afternoon, Hassan toggled between numbers in a spreadsheet and bullets and graphs on a presentation, unsure of what to work on next.
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She then toggled over to one client's Facebook account, where a woman had sent a naked picture, not knowing he couldn't see it.
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With the more accurate Calibrated Dark mode toggled on, you&aposre more likely to get a max of about 800 to 900 nits.
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During the nearly 90-minute speech, Mr. Trump frequently toggled between promoting his administration's accomplishments and airing his grievances with his Washington adversaries.
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Yes, there is now a noise-cancelling feature that can be toggled on or off with a little switch on the right ear cup.
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On multiple occasions, I toggled airplane mode and found that after I did so, it would then connect to LTE for faster internet. Weird.
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It's now available to both iOS and Android users, and can be toggled on while listening to music or managed from the app's Settings.
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Instead, he toggled the wrong switches, which were close to his intended target, leading to a drop in oxygen levels that triggered altitude warnings.
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Amid cinematography that toggled between godlike oversight and murder-mystery close-ups, Shiri Appleby and Constance Zimmer delivered two of the year's best performances.
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Most noticeably, Facebook's new design brings dark mode, which can be toggled on and off through a switch in the Settings drop-down menu.
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I toggled the "Downloaded Songs" option, and that's that — the playlist is now on my Pixel 2, ready whenever I want to hear it.
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Ms. Lopez, who like Shakira and Enrique Iglesias, has toggled between worlds, has her first Spanish-language album in a decade scheduled for October.
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You can even alter how much ambient noise is let in with the "Be Aware" option, toggled by a triple tap on the right side.
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And that's when the kid would click on a menu that toggled from the game to the LEGO-like building blocks of a Scratch program.
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While Tumblr's Android app remains on the Google Play store, the microblogging site pushed out an update that forces "safe mode" to be toggled on.
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The feature, which can be toggled on and off from the Downloads section of the app, automatically deletes each downloaded episode as you watch them.
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All of the shots below are taken with the Pixel 3 XL: first with the default settings and second with the night mode toggled on.
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Yes. It will not happen if you do not turn on location services, and it can be toggled off in the Privacy settings for Maps.
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For over a decade Mahmoud Abbas, their ageing president, has toggled between failed peace efforts and symbolic attempts to challenge Israel at the United Nations.
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By the beginning of March, Snapchat toggled between positions #3 and #4, then reached the #2 spot on March 20, according to App Annie's data.
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Throughout the morning they toggled between eagerness and mild embarrassment as they quizzed Ms. Carillo about the life of a pro and practiced her techniques.
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Designers toggled back and forth between new layouts featuring classmates with their hair dyed blond in memory of Joaquin, or blue in memory of Carmen.
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A plutocrat whose children have toggled back and forth between his government activities and his corporate interests, raising questions about the separation of the two.
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McMaster, like Powell before him, has toggled between dual roles, acting simultaneously as a leader of troops and as a follower of senior ranking officers.
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All game long, the Cavaliers toggled between the suburbs and exurbs of contention, before moving decisively to distant rural reaches in the last six minutes.
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Harris' message has toggled between a frontal assault on Donald Trump and kitchen-table economic plans that aides still believe can resonate with primary voters.
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So say your setting was toggled on, you could then choose within the Facebook app to deny location data access when you weren't using it.
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By the time Ms. Gorsuch moved to Washington in 1981, she was headed for a divorce, and the children toggled between the capital and Colorado.
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Throughout the day, he monitored television coverage that toggled between the government shutdown and the women's marches, one of which ended near the White House.
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On the topic of control, Lawson provided an example where he toggled off of his shift to take a 10-minute break and use the bathroom.
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Administrators removed content tagged "Adult" from its search in 2013, and toggled the porn free "Safe Mode" to its default setting in early 2018, for example.
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MacRumors reported testing the feature this week and said it performed well, with nary a ring from a random number when the setting was toggled on.
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In the Settings app, scroll to and tap Messages, then make sure the switches next to iMessage and Send as SMS are toggled on (to green).
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At the time, Hopewell was a single mom who toggled between being a flight attendant, selling real estate and working at a Budget Rent-a-Car.
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My former neck pillow used to be toggled onto the outside of my carry-on and I'm sure picked up a lot of dirt that way.
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Location data can be turned off, but when location services are allowed but toggled off for every individual app and service, Apple will collect the data.
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For the next few hours, I toggled between watching "Fox and Friends," preparing a to-do list for the workday ahead, and reading The New York Times.
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When toggled on, Tinder continuously tests your various profile photos to determine which one is most popular, and automatically serves up that photo first in your 'deck.
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He has read thinkpieces, studied infographics, and even toggled probability meters provided by content farms that illustrate how impossible it would be for anyone to win Powerball.
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In the app, it only supports photos taken with the Live function toggled on, so you won't be able to do the text effect on videos, for instance.
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Upon rolling around in bed and realizing the headache wasn't going away, I promptly toggled between Classpass and the MindBody app to figure out how to cure myself.
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When I toggled on Live Mode at a park, I could watch onscreen as my preschooler sprinted out of sight, turned around at an intersection, and walked back.
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I stacked the new Vizio on top of a Sonos Beam—which is about twice the size of the Vizio—and toggled between the two in several scenes.
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He then toggled to Adidas and UnderArmour, raising questions about whether his footwear decisions would be registered as an indictment on the quality of his own ZO2's.
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Having grown up going to Catholic school by day and Muslim school at night, he toggled between the two worlds and learned how to exist successfully in both.
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I've selected iTunes, Downloads, Music, and Local Music, which can then be toggled on and off depending on what I want to show up in my Spotify library.
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As he went through the traditional inaugural paces, he toggled between the dignified bearing expected of a man in his role and the coarse bravado that he prefers.
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The SceneSwitch bulbs can be toggled through three different color temperature settings— daylight, soft white light, and a warm glow—by simply flicking the light switch on and off.
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This build also reintroduces the ability to take Live Photo captures during a one-on-one FaceTime call, if both people in the call have the feature toggled on.
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Allis unpacked the problem further: suppose he could find an organism with two distinct sets of genes—an active set and an inactive set—between which it regularly toggled.
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With his voice rising and falling as he toggled between pride over a strong labor market and anger over impeachment, Mr. Trump made it clear he took it personally.
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Whenever a stopped vehicle blocked an entire lane, he toggled back into manual mode to switch lanes and drive around — an action Uber's self driving cars will not yet take.
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The electro-luminescent (EL) display is a tiny screen that can be toggled between focus distance/DOF, focal length (with a more precise reading than the lens markers), or aperture.
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The editor can be toggled on by heading into the Google app settings, under Accounts & Privacy and finding the "Edit and share screenshots" toggle at the bottom of the list.
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All of this, of course, is governed by whether you opted into location services, and can be toggled off using the maps location toggle in the Privacy section of settings.
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"Even carefully positioned a few feet away from the 25G node, the large on-screen icon exclaiming Verizon's 25G network toggled back and forth from 4G to 5G," CNET said.
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The outage at Morgan Stanley lasted at least a few hours during trading Wednesday, and after the close the web portal toggled between being available and showing an error message.
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" It has been a weird dance in the past few months as Trump toggled between his outsider-staging-a-revolution persona and cozying up to the establishment trying to be "normal.
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So it really shouldn't be surprising that apps toggled to night/dark mode, which often use more black or dark gray, will reduce the speed at which your phone's battery drains.
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It's possible to imagine a more sophisticated version of this battery — one, for example, that displayed the precise geolocated position of a given tool or toggled different features on and off.
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During development, THUG Pro creators had to figure out the nuances of each game, then "making those into sensible options that can be toggled without conflicting with other options," he said.
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Pakistan's politics have always been messy: The country has routinely toggled between elected governments and military dictatorships, and a prime minister has never completed his or her entire five-year term.
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But the president has toggled back and forth between sounding open to the Democrats' demands on immigration and insisting on an immigration hard line and the need for a border wall.
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Jeff Merkley and Tom Carper, both Democrats, had revealed in their own letter to federal investigators that Pruitt has toggled between four separate email addresses to conduct his work at EPA.
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The new "silence unknown callers" option can be toggled on or off based on your preference, but I'm thinking most people will enable it right after updating and leave it that way.
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It's got about the same responsiveness as touch controls on an iPad, and the touch settings can be toggled on and off with a physical switch on the side of the tablet.
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I kept in touch as she lost custody of her son and couch-surfed through slumlord apartments, then as she toggled between psychiatric hospitals, jail cells, shelters, emergency rooms and the streets.
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Flash forward to the writers' room of a television series, where Theresa Rebeck — who has consistently toggled between theater and TV for the last 30 years — was one of two women present.
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On Queen Radio, Nicki toggled between heavy sighs and fireside chatting, a star on a pulpit pinballing between saying scandalous things and holding back on scandalous things she insists she cannot say.
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After tapping through or opening the Today In bookmark, they'll be able to horizontally swipe through different sections like In The News that features recent stories and can be toggled to display sports.
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Plus, from my experience the game is less likely to glitch if you have the AR toggled off (probably because the app doesn't have to work double time to constantly change the background).
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The screen would still be filled with iPod-style text and lists, and if you toggled it to phone mode, it'd glow orange and display numbers like the dial of a rotary phone.
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Live photos, which record a short clip of action when you snap a picture, are typically on but can be toggled by pressing the circular button on the side of your camera screen.
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In Washington, Senate Democrats on Wednesday toggled between urging people to sign-up and slamming Trump for complicating the process ahead of what policy experts project could be Obamacare's worst enrollment period yet.
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Indeed, at a gathering Saturday organized by Mr. Edwards' campaign, much of the room by late evening had toggled their attention between election results and the L.S.U. Tigers dominating the University of Florida.
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In the end, the models stood frozen like a very glamorous perp line and the dancers swarmed the audience, contorting their way among the tables in movements that toggled between ecstasy and horror.
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In May, Google expressed its interest in making end-to-end encryption the default in its Allo messaging app, but the feature remains nested in a confusing "incognito" mode that must be toggled on.
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For years I toggled between unemployment, underemployment, and full-time professional jobs that only lasted for about a year before those companies ran out of money and fell victim to the recession as well.
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But Mr. Trump's tweet in support of Ms. Arrington's bid in the First Congressional District was perhaps the final death knell in a two-act political career that toggled between spectacles and subtle moments.
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If it's toggled off, you will only see the app that the notification is from rather than the notification itself — for example, you'll see "1 new message" rather than any information about the message.
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You then enter the code to complete the verification process: Make sure the "Time Based" option is toggled to ON, to ensure the code you're entering is aligned with the Authenticator's most recent passcode generation.
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Among its performance features, there was a big hook: dual-deck playback, which allowed each deck to have two layers that can be toggled between and played simultaneously, giving you essentially four decks in two.
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Other nitpicks include that the fingerprint-magnet finish can only be used with the Fn plus an F1-F12 key to change things like brightness and keyboard backlighting when those should be toggled by default.
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For months afterward, as I toggled through cyberspace, Jo Malone stalked me, always on my digital heels, forever in a corner of my screen, a Jo Malone candle here, a Jo Malone cologne over there.
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Mode 1 limits the scooter's top speed to 9.3 MPH, while mode 3 lets you get it up to 15.5 MPH, and they can be toggled on the fly by double-tapping one of the buttons.
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While talking, she was lit from below as she toggled between her two phones, both of which were constantly lighting up with Snapchat alerts, and one of which was getting juice from an external battery pack.
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How she toggled from plain words to more formal anatomical and academic terms, from descriptions of her terror and Kavanaugh's alleged laughter to statements about the way neurotransmitters encode information in the hippocampus of the brain.
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It looks like this:Screenshot: GizmodoI don't know if Apple's copywriters are just having a bad day or if that explanation is intended to confuse you into leaving the setting alone, but you leave the option toggled off.
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The technological and organizational complexity of commingling inventory from literally hundreds of thousands of sellers is mind-boggling — particularly when you factor in the permutations that result from different settings toggled on a seller-by-seller basis.
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An AP investigation published Monday discovered that some of Google's many different services are still tracking users' every move on both iPhone and Android phones regardless of whether they've toggled the "Location History" setting on or off.
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Scientists toggled their attention to ibogaine's anti-addiction uses thanks to a heroin user, Howard Lotsof, who at the age of 19 in 1962 procured some ground iboga, which he wanted to test out as a new high.
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Wi-Fi-only mode can be toggled on in settings and will limit the app to only working with your saved offline areas unless you're connected over Wi-Fi, while the rest of your device operates as normal.
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Critics have called into question Google's compliance with the order following an Associated Press investigation earlier this month that found that the company was tracking its users' location even after they had toggled off the "location history" setting.
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Clinton's skills, experience and femininity into a winning package was apparent during this week's convention, as Democrats and her own husband toggled awkwardly between portraying her as a mother and wife, and as a potential commander in chief.
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He toggled back and forth between insulting a celebrity and a senator on Twitter and offering warm words of appreciation to some of the few remaining veterans of World War II and mingling with the British royal family.
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By contrast, Mr. Scaramucci — a political donor and television talking head and affably affluent with an accent held over from his native Long Island — toggled between subordinating to Mr. Trump and maintaining a hint of his own appeal.
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The feature, which was spotted by Mike Rundle on Twitter, only appears to be working on the iPhone XS and XS Max with this version of the beta, and can be toggled on and off from within FaceTime's settings.
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Look at Gomez's entire hair evolution and you'll know that the 25-year-old has toggled between a lob and a bob for the past year — far before she reunited, then reportedly broke things off again, with Justin Bieber.
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Thankfully ray tracing is a setting that can be toggled just like hair effects, so if you don't want your GPU to take the hit in performance for a few neat reflections on shiny cars, you don't have to.
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The feature, called Focus Assist, can be toggled by clicking on the Notifications/Action Center button on the far right side of the Task Bar and choosing Focus Assist (if you can't see the button make sure to hit Expand).
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I toggled it on in the car's driver assist settings, and magically the green light icon (and red light timer) came up on my dashboard and display at any "smart" intersections that cities allow companies like Audi to connect with.
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If the star in mind is a Kardashian or Jenner, appears on Pretty Little Liars, or has a massive Instagram following, it's likely she's toggled between tumbling curls and shoulder-length hair — and numerous shades — at least a couple of times.
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He toggled between lashing out at Democrats to acting out an imagined back-and-forth between two former F.B.I. officials, Lisa Page and Peter Strzok, in order to mock them for exchanging unflattering text messages about Mr. Trump during his candidacy.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThis time the demetricator tool can be toggled on and off by clicking on the extension button in the browser toolbar, and the change is instant, so you can quickly flick between having metrics and having them hidden without reloading the page.
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If you don't have your privacy settings toggled to give you the utmost privacy (Strava rolled out significant changes in September 2018), people could deduce a lot about you just from viewing GPS tracker data — which, in some cases, is public online.
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The godfather of the current phenomenon is Kanye West, the fashion-obsessed rapper who has toggled between fashion and music, trying out a high-end women's collection at Paris Fashion Week before settling into the sportier Yeezy collection for men and women.
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Flip on Filmmaker Mode, and your TV set should: According to The Digital Bits, the mode is meant to be toggled on in either of two ways: manually via a button on the remote, or automatically when a video's metadata says so.
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But such contrasts have become a recurring motif of his presidency: Mr. Trump has toggled between Teleprompter Trump and Unplugged Trump every day since the deadly clashes in Virginia, leaving Washington and the rest of the nation with a chronic case of rhetorical whiplash.
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The speech was a signal of the careful balance her campaign tried to strike throughout the year: leaning on her personal story as a daughter of Indian and Jamaican immigrants while offering policy preferences that toggled between the party's moderate and progressive ideological wings.
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After security expert Brian Krebs revealed earlier this week that the latest iPhones request location data even when a user has toggled the appropriate privacy settings to avoid sharing that information, Apple is now telling TechCrunch that the culprit is its new ultra wideband technology.
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Having toggled among various lovers throughout the 24s and '40s, around 1952 she set up a ménage à trois with the Polish-born journalist Constanty "Koty" Jeleński and the Italian diplomat Stanislao Lèpri, a domestic arrangement that would last the rest of her life.
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On most days I'd take it off its cradle around 8 am in the morning and come 9 or 10 pm, the watch, with the always-on screen option toggled on, would be down to its last 15 percent — and that's for days with pretty moderate use.
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As I hadn't used FreeTime in quite a while, it didn't occur to me that each Alexa skill would have to be toggled on – just like the third-party apps, videos, books and audiobooks the child has access to that didn't ship with FreeTime Unlimited itself.
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A few days after Mr. Kardashian doxxed his sister, Ms. Chyna posted his number to Twitter, too, then toggled over to Snapchat to explain that she'd done it to compel her fiancé to change his number — and flush out all the women who had been texting him.
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Once toggled on, both the tracking blocker and ad-blocker offer a "Manage exceptions" option, which lets you choose which ads or trackers to allow, and a "Manage lists" function, which allows you to select which ad- and tracker-blocking lists you want Opera to use.
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For 300 years, it toggled between war and peace with Rome before finally being overrun in 396 B.C. Two of the world's foremost course designers have laid out a challenging, long course (7,566 yards), with towering trees and umbrella pines and small creeks running through it.
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When Face ID did fail for me, it was almost always a function of one of two things: I wasn't looking at the phone when it made the attempt (I have attention detection toggled on) or it was at too steep an angle and couldn't see my whole face.
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In the mid-to-late 2000s, singing became a full-fledged part of hip-hop, owing to the success of Drake, one of the first stars — Lauryn Hill got there earlier — who toggled cleanly between rapping and singing and understood them as variations of each other, not oppositional forces.
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He toggled back and forth between telling farm-rich Iowa that he had fought for forgotten voters and lauding the wealth of Gary D. Cohn, his top economic adviser and a former executive at Goldman Sachs, the Wall Street giant that Mr. Trump derided in commercials in 2016.
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I toggled over the weekend between Ms. Wright's chilling account of the history of anti-Jewish discrimination at her school and The Washington Post, which had published a frothy profile of Valerie Plame, the former C.I.A. officer who is now running for Congress as a Democrat in New Mexico.
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In a nationally televised speech that toggled between conciliation and confrontation, Mr. Trump presented himself as a leader who could work across party lines even as he pressed lawmakers to build a wall along the nation's southwestern border that leaders of the newly empowered congressional Democrats have adamantly rejected.
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Open up Photos from Settings, make sure the iCloud Photo Library option is toggled to On, and select the Optimize iPhone Storage option while you're there—this means local copies of your pictures and videos will get erased as soon as they're safely in the cloud (you can sync them back whenever you need them).
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In her last show for the brand that she has steered for six years (she is moving on, though to do what and where has not yet been revealed), Ms. Waight Keller toggled between two poles: sweet short 1960s silhouettes in psychedelic prints and filmy fabrics and elongated, meaty tailoring with a military air.
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When Congress took up health care in early 2017, and tax reform later in the year, Trump toggled between two modes: He would make public statements telling Congress to pass a bill but remain uninvolved in the actual legislative process; or he would try to get involved in the legislative process, with mixed results at best.
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On a net effect of the entirety of the career, I've toggled back and forth because I've spend, you know, I went back to ESPN for a third time in 2013 and did commentaries every night that ranged from rage to laughing my way through reading a story or a press conference or something like that, a transcript of a press conference.
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The next sound you might've heard would have come from Albuquerque-based artist Scott Daniel Williams's interactive sculpture, "Storefront Sign for the Ungovernable City" which, behind a sign that reads "Police Not Welcome," can be toggled by pulling a chain to simultaneously play a recording of Ornette Coleman's "The Artist in America" and audio of the killing of James Boyd by Albuquerque Police Department officers in 2014.
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His public behavior since his release has toggled between earnest interactions with gobsmacked fans captured on social media — something many SoundCloud artists excel at, communicating directly to their audience in their language — and less savory choices, like tweeting the apparent home address of a rival, or saying impolite things about Drake's mother in retribution for Drake seeming to have borrowed his "Look at Me" rhyme patterns on a recent song.
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