"He turned off the music, turned off the lights," Sam said.
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By early July, "the honey flow just turned off like you turned off a faucet," he said.
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The fact that it goes off, is turned off, by this experience ... So you want it turned off.
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It is as if the powers that turned off Mr. Morsi's microphone in his soundproof courtroom cage have turned off the national conscience.
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Woods then turned off the record player she was standing at, as four other women stepped up onto the platform and turned off the rest.
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If you have tag suggestions turned off, Facebook says that the new facial recognition features will be turned off by default when they're made available to you.
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"In relation to this, the windows could be closed, the light could be turned off, the water could be drained out, the heating appliances could be turned off, the garbage could be thrown away, essential services could be turned off and many other things," she wrote on social media.
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I've gone through troubleshooting with customer care, turned off motion detection altogether, turned off only particular sections the camera monitors, turned it back on, and everything in between.
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The audience isn't turned off by Negan because he's a horrible character (though he is that); the audience is turned off because we've seen characters like him before.
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But the most common group of voters at Bloomberg's event Thursday were those who were either turned off by the fighting -- or literally turned off the debate because of the acrimony.
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When it was turned off, the spiders would glide down.
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Its standoffish stance on advertising also turned off many podcasters.
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I'd rather we turned off before we started to jump.
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The feature can be turned off or adjusted in Settings.
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It can also be turned off and on as necessary.
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What did he do when the camera was turned off?
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It said it turned off gas to about 12,000 customers.
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Remember when Gizmodo turned off all the TVs at CES?
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I turned off Job Simulator and booted up something else.
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The lights must be turned off for the next person.
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The floodlights are not being turned off in the morning.
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My phone eavesdropped on my conversations and never turned off.
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I even turned off my living room lights from work.
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She then explained what happened after the camera turned off.
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Location tracking can be turned off in the iPhone settings.
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The car was turned off, and the windows were closed.
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Now the lights have been dimmed or turned off again.
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Conviva also found 66% of accounts had replies turned off.
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I turned off the TV and went back to sleep.
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When platforms have too many ads, users get turned off.
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Her phone was turned off Monday night, the family said.
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Then I turned off my phone for the entire trip.
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I ended up randomly pushing buttons until they turned off.
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If that bothers you, the function can be turned off.
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I understand why people have been turned off by Bordeaux.
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The force that "makes us act" has been turned off.
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I sat on the bed and turned off the light.
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I wasn't turned on, but I wasn't turned off either.
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But not everyone has been turned off by his behavior.
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I've been turned off by a lot of their things.
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I turned off Venmo and didn't rely on Apple Pay.
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I turned off the radio and rolled down the windows.
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ConEdison turned off gas in surrounding buildings as a precaution.
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After that, he turned off the camera and killed himself.
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Indeed, the city's Christmas lights were turned off in protest.
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Monday through Friday, regardless of whether they are turned off.
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Here's an image of "Minecraft" with Ray Tracing turned off:
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But execution felt impossible, and I turned off the game.
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The ship's signal had been turned off since August 2017.
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I'm hardly turned off by considerations of genre or type.
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Someone picked up the phone, which was previously turned off.
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Maybe the usual crowds were turned off by the drama.
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The air conditioning was turned off and the windows opened.
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Push a button, and all that crap gets turned off.
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He is turned off by the president's disparagement of immigrants.
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Can I be tracked when my phone is turned off?
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So we cannot afford to be tired or turned off.
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Others have been threatened to have their utilities turned off.
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"I turned off the television" EVERGREEN FACT CHECK: False. 28.
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"It remains turned off for the rest of the world."
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We turned off the lamps and plugged in the tree.
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"It feels like Trump turned off the light," he said.
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But it has turned off a lot of people, too.
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"Whoops, they just turned off the lights," Mr. Trump joked.
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But when turned off, they can be kind of an eyesore.
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They turned off the air conditioner to avoid ruining the soundtrack.
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They walked up the hill and turned off into the wood.
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Robinson told police he turned off the road after being struck.
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If you had tag suggestions off, face recognition is turned off.
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With the hormones "turned off," the women's symptoms reportedly went away.
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For once, I turned off my skeptic's brain and believed it.
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They are turned off by it, they are bothered by it.
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His phone was turned off; he never responded to any emails.
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For the longest time, I was turned off by natural deodorant.
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I recently turned off auto-updates for apps on my phones.
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She'd turned off the TV and they'd stared at each other.
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However, when driving on roads, the lights must remain turned off.
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That became clear in America when the tap was turned off.
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And now, M.I.T. has turned off the lights, possibly for good.
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And apparently exiting the map turned off damage and status debuffs.
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Pell has lost over 1,000 and he's turned off the comments.
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They were just like 'sit down!' and turned off the lights.
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The only notifications that can't be turned off are presidential alerts.
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As of now, the feature will be turned off by default.
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It's like someone has turned off the sound system, Sis observes.
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I almost turned off the TV after their initial tussle settled.
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Displays flickered or turned off and some monitors were completely incompatible.
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When it is turned off, or "repressed", the protein's production stops.
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He also said he had turned off monetization for the video.
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After the cameras turned off, she made one last dramatic gesture.
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But I didn't get it, I was turned off by it.
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At night in the city centre the streetlights are turned off.
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I'm going to leave it turned off most of the time.
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Onboard vehicle logs show Autopilot was turned off in Pennsylvania crash.
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Two repairmen turned off the power to the lift on Jan.
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People are turned off by those who are desperate for attention.
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What if someone had been hurt when the lights turned off?
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Like with that episode, my reaction was to be turned off.
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But the flow of Chinese money is far from turned off.
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For his part, Jackson has turned off comments on his Instagram.
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When people get turned off by fundraising emails, they tune out.
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The assistance features can be turned off when players are ready.
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"We locked the door and turned off the light," he says.
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It's a lever that can be turned on or turned off.
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I turned off the entire circuit breaker to my old house.
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NBC can't get the moderators' mics turned off at #DemocraticDebate pic.twitter.
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Heat can be turned off and on during a massage session.
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A red light will indicate that both have been turned off.
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The Echo Frames' microphone can be turned off anytime, Amazon says.
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Two repairmen turned off the power of the elevator on Jan.
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DePaul University in Chicago, for instance, has turned off remote printing.
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I turned off mine months ago and have not regretted it.
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Within months, taps in homes and businesses will be turned off.
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The police officer's body camera was turned off at the time.
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Jean's phone was turned off and went straight to voice mail.
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The Labour leader's unpopularity and anti-nuclear views turned off voters.
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Then we turned off the tears and got back to work.
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Unzipping polymers could also produce adhesives that can be turned off.
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"John slooowly reached across and turned off the radio," she said.
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The flight was above northern Canada when the engine turned off.
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He believed the transformer was turned off, but it was not.
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Customers were also turned off by complicated and expensive delivery options.
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When Lyft turned off Mystro's access earlier this year, drivers complained.
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First, Constable Lam turned off the siren blaring from his car.
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Can we sell our apartment if the gas is turned off?
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Buttigieg is young, but younger voters seem turned off by him.
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It said it also turned off gas to about 12,000 customers.
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Arrington's support for offshore drilling turned off some reliable Republican voters.
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Make sure your stand mixer is turned off and unplugged. 4.
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I turned off my phone immediately and just looked at it.
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Some genes were more active, while others were effectively turned off.
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Affected iPhones won't begin charging when the screen is turned off.
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Although the camera was turned off during the alleged occurrence, it was picked up by an automatic buffer, which automatically saves all footage from two minutes before the device is turned off, according to the Times.
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One theory floating about the sports bloviation ether is that the ongoing national anthem protests started by Colin Kaepernick have so turned off a large chunk of fans, they've turned off the games as a counter-protest.
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I turned off the heat while I was gone to save money.
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They lost those abilities as soon as the stimulator was turned off.
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Since she's disappeared, Sydney's phone has been turned off or has died.
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Convinced the speaker was on the fritz, Carolyn turned off Taylor's tunes.
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Your Apple TV can't be "turned off" unless you physically unplug it.
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" 'Absolutely massacred' "He has completely turned off huge swaths of the electorate.
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His Instagram is still active, but the comments have been turned off.
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I said, "Good night", turned off my light and tried to sleep.
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"But I wasn't interested in people who just turned off," Taddeo said.
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Since she's disappeared, Loofe's phone has been turned off or has died.
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They were uncomfortable, turned off even, and yet, they were still game.
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The viewfinder feature also reportedly works with your phone screen turned off.
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You don't want to be the guy who got soccer turned off.
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What if he got here and was turned off by my initiative?
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Trump's rhetoric has turned off voters of many different races and nationalities.
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A phone number associated with him was turned off as of Nov.
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She also (wisely, perhaps) turned off her comments for this particular post.
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The feature can be turned off via Accessibility under General in Settings.
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The sign was turned off, and the fire is currently under control.
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We pulled up to the house and he turned off the engine.
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At one point the TVs were turned off so volunteers could work.
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Pabon even turned off his car as he waited in the throng.
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It's not clear why remote alarms were turned off; investigations are ongoing.
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Many standard home appliances and devices devour power even when turned off.
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I turned off Facebook, and just like that my stress went away.
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All remain turned off until tests can be completed after the holiday.
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On the Site settings page, also ensure that "Ads" are turned off.
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In a 2017 study, participants completely turned off and silenced their phones.
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If the slider is grey, then read receipts have been turned off.
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I turned off my camera, put away my notepad, and just looked.
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When Trump entered the race, Wollmuth was turned off by his antics.
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Additionally, make sure to have your phone completely silenced or turned off.
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Other gay Trump supporters were also turned off by the Pence pick.
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Were men really and truly that turned off by an assertive woman?
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By then we'd turned off the monitor, so the alarms didn't ring.
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But I do know people who have been turned off by it.
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Ideally, it's just turned off, or maybe it has a dead battery.
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I turned off the lights in the classroom, and he pushed play.
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You could follow the action almost perfectly with the sound turned off.
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By ceding ground to conservatives, however, the White House turned off moderates.
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If the Peek feature has been turned off, you can enable it.
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All such behaviors ceased within minutes of the lights being turned off.
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A survey experiment shows that some independents are already being turned off.
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For the time being, electricity, gas and water are all turned off.
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Now, unless I need her, Alexa remains turned off in my study.
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Ultimately, the agency produced nothing—and NSA turned off the faucet, too.
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The firm eventually turned off the feature in response to the outrage.
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Or will they be turned off by her attacks on other Democrats?
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But he has been turned off by the constant talk of racism.
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"That night the heat had to be turned off," Mr. Pinover said.
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AppNexus said it "has turned off European traffic" from about 100 publishers.
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The devices will not be allowed on planes even if they are turned off, a dramatic escalation of the current restrictions which only require that the phones be turned off and not charged or stored in checked luggage.
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By default, starting from iOS 7, iOS ships with Reduce motion turned off.
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Even worse, a lot of those FreeSync monitors ship with FreeSync turned off.
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Those voters, always wavering about Clinton, were simply turned off at the end.
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"Certainly people were turned off by [autoplay ads]," Harper said in an interview.
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The company also deleted 270 accounts and turned off comments for 625,000 videos.
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If we all turned off Fox News that's what we can become again.
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That was annoying, so I turned off the push notifications in the app.
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Calls and notifications can also be turned off while kids play games, too.
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Late in the evening, gunshots rang out, and they turned off the music.
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Voters turned off by the front-runners have less incentive to stay home.
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But this, of course, should be turned off once the Oscars actually commence.
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I turned off my app and cried my ass all the way home.
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They also gained control of, or turned off, networks in eight other locations.
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However, this feature is completely optional and can be turned off in settings.
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The report notes that the lights were turned off and candles were lit.
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Even when the motors were turned off, there was this high-pitched whine.
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Politicians can be voted out of office, news channels can be turned off.
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Intense partisans stand in contrast to those who feel turned off by partisanship.
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The video ads will play automatically, though with the sound turned off initially.
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Everyone was trying to make their nut before the spigot got turned off.
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Many fighters are turned off by this and refuse to lower their earnings.
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"Track mobile devices even when GPS is turned off," the Securus website reads.
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She set it down, turned off the tap, and went out to investigate.
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Whenever I actually had to get something done, I turned off the VPN.
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Eventually, the thrusters were turned off and the lander dropped to the ground.
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And they're getting increasingly turned off by men who don't share their values.
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I turned off a few more fireflies that night, and went home alone.
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With the television and radio turned off, Kate was the picture of serenity.
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On the other hand, here's how to make sure it's turned off: 1.
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Comment sections are turned off for many online news reports on this story.
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Oyeneyin, 31, said he turned off the alarm and went back to bed.
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He turned off the air conditioning and marked the date on his calendar.
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I turned off the lane keep assist, which is unusually aggressive and distracting.
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Some of the people trapped turned off the lights and crawled under tables.
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The instrument that collected and studied dust particles had already been turned off.
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Many voters are turned off by Trump's rhetoric, name-calling, bullying and tweets.
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Also, people may be turned off from donation by the thought of payment.
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On average, with GPS turned off, I got six days with the Ionic.
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But when I turned off the lights, my little dino remained depressingly dark.
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Seconds after the autopilot was turned off, the plane plunged to the ground.
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He turned off his flashlight and walked to the opening of the tunnel.
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The vessel had turned off its tracking transmitter from July 24 to Aug.
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Even when our devices are turned off, billboards looms large in public spaces.
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Reporter Samuel Ogundipe's phone was turned off when Reuters tried to contact him.
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Alba touching up our producer's makeup long after the cameras were turned off.
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Taps in homes and businesses will be turned off until the rains come.
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Zahran's sister says that her parents turned off their cellphones on the Friday.
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The authorities had also turned off the heat to force them to leave.
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Mr. Caro's radars spent most of the time on the ground, turned off.
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The airport's biggest screen, which usually shows flight information, was turned off completely.
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He turned off the lights, locked his classroom door and counted his students.
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And if China turned off the tap, global companies are out of luck.
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I turned off the engine and paddled to the mouth of Monument Brook.
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But Apple products are often shipped with the firewall and encryption turned off.
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Traditional locators, like GPS were turned off — so the researchers used other sensors.
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The debate paused for a couple minutes until the alarm was turned off.
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Make sure that both "Do not disturb" and "Airplane mode" are turned off.
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But for me, it was like a film with the soundtrack turned off.
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Unlike the Amber and weather alerts, the presidential alert can't be turned off.
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If you&aposve never used this feature before, it may be turned off.
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The ink stays in place just under the skin but is turned off.
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He also said voters would be turned off by calls for sweeping change.
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People might get turned off, but I haven't actually heard that many complaints.
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Lastly, did you know Niagara Falls can be turned off, almost like a faucet?
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That's precisely why CEO David Perry, 50, has turned off alerts on his phone.
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Once the digger was turned off I could hear the ice creak and sigh.
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I jumped up, turned off the gas, opened the door and raised my windows.
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At this point, your brain is active but your muscles are completely turned off.
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This option is turned off by default, and many sites will ignore it anyway.
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Back at Hope Mills, the gym lights were turned off around 1:30 a.m.
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" It also "turned off comments on more than 625,000 videos targeted by child predators.
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Netflix's horrible autoplay previews can be turned off Netflix's autoplay trailers are now optional.
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For one thing, when the electrode stimulator was turned off, Chinnock's paralysis was unaltered.
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It's okay if you feel turned off or insulted by an attitude of superiority.
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If Tesla turned off its machine learning, its network effects would cease to exist.
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In its early days, YouTube was plagued by piracy issues, which turned off advertisers.
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" The company also "turned off comments on over 223,222 videos targeted by child predators.
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" The company also "turned off comments on over 625,000 videos targeted by child predators.
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I've pretty much turned off every possible way that Facebook advertisers can target me.
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"When the lights were turned off, that's when the sexual abuse started," he says.
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Still, it's a marvel to watch with the audio and your conscience turned off.
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Ray says she was turned off by the fact that Nixon often said Gov.
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According to the prosecution, Michael turned off the home's alarm system before the attack.
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Searches were conducted on the desktop version of Bing with "Safe Search" turned off.
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Some viewers learned from this master class in petty, others way were turned off.
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It would also benefit everyone who occasionally watches videos with the sound turned off.
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When officers arrived, they found the car turned off and its windows rolled up.
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Some people are turned off by the idea of metal vocals or intense instrumentations.
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Paul said the libertarian-minded voters that support him are turned off by that.
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But said they they're turned off by the negative tone of the presidential election.
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I got a little turned off by music as a profession at that point.
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The depth of proposed EPA cuts has turned off some lawmakers, including key Republicans.
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Not every Lipper Award-winning fund is turned off by the high valuations, however.
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I turned off the TV. Across the courtyard, the debate program was still on.
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When that happened, it was like a switch turned off in the participants' brains.
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Civilians still drive their vehicles with lights turned off to avoid being a target.
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She recently changed the caption of her photo, and turned off the comments section.
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For Juno, the scientific instruments have been turned off for its arrival at Jupiter.
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If you see pop ups, your iPhone's pop-up blocker might be turned off.
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House cameras are turned off when the chamber is not in session. http://bit.
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After two months, the researchers turned off the assistive algorithms, giving her full control.
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Young voters were also turned off by his positions on climate change, Cohen says.
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He may have understood why investors and protesters were turned off by the Sept.
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If you want, the screen can be turned off by pressing just one button.
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In tests, that part of my brain is turned off, so it makes sense.
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He was arrogant and demanding, and I guess Beasley and Zimet were turned off.
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A windowless room with no doors, a single dangling light that never turned off.
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Natashya Gutierrez, 31, another reporter, has turned off the comments on her Facebook page.
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When the heat was turned off, the thermometer showed the water was 71 degrees.
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My sense is that the entire Trump era has just turned off most voters.
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Since his nurse turned off her phone at 5, I called the hospice switchboard.
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We played and just yelled all the words even when the PA turned off.
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The seatbelt sign turned off and my fellow passengers stood to collect their belongs.
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The majority of browsers have now turned off third-party web tracking by default.
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Leave ANC turned off, and you'll be faced with a fairly neutral sound signature.
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I'm single and sober, but women seemed turned off by my booze-free lifestyle.
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The electricity had been turned off, and the only light came through the windows.
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The public might be turned off by the various backroom deals that would ensue.
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First, these features are turned off by default and are currently still in beta.
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At a break, Dr. Mazzucato dispatched an assistant to get the A.C. turned off.
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Before the inspection, Mr. Kukic and Mr. Ioannidis turned off the secret gas line.
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The videographer turned off his camera, and the Warriors retreated into the locker room.
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They had turned off the road into the United States, across an international border.
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And Grace wasn't totally turned off by it, which made me feel more comfortable.
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"They have de-sensitized the machines, they have turned off security features," he said.
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When he thought the mics were turned off okay, the stupid statement he made.
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When we got home, I pulled into the driveway and turned off the car.
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Life continues even as the cameras are turned off, and loneliness feeds itself. Present.
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Williams' niece wants to know what happened when the body cameras were turned off.
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When I got to the pros, I turned off my Facebook at that point.
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NJ: I have to tell you, I'm turned off by some of the language.
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Just 34 minutes after the photo was taken, Voyager 1 turned off its cameras forever.
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When the danger passes, this response is turned off with help from anti-inflammatory cytokines.
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It twinkled for two years and then in March of 2015, the lights turned off.
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It twinkled for two years and then in March of 228, the lights turned off.
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Not long after, his comment section was turned off and appears to have remained off.
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It's never fun when we're trying to reach someone and their phone is turned off.
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Look at the statement he made when he thought the mics were turned off, OK?
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When the danger passes, this response is turned off with help from anti-inflammatory cytokines.
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Trust in government isn't something that can be turned off and on like a spigot.
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The courtroom recorder was turned off for the next 52 seconds, according to the indictment.
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Then another call comes through: an Italian fishing boat had turned off its identification system.
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"A lot of people are turned off by the polluting nature of it," Bruneau said.
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I predict that more than a few prospective customers will be turned off by it.
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The notification could still be turned off over the weekend by the president, Short said.
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Global warming is really ocean warming "That process has turned off this year," said Willis.
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With the power-hungry air-conditioning turned off, the heat in her flat is stifling.
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If a tenant moves out, or doesn't pay his rent, "keys" can be turned off.
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Koeikan says they are immediately turned off of a candidate who freezes up mid-interview.
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"HE TURNED OFF HIDE MY PHONE," her Instagram account profile previously read, according to E!
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Data suggest female viewers are turned off by the exploitative sexualisation of women and girls.
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When he returned, the neighbor turned off the rock tumbler and pulled out the stones.
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The moment my screen turned off, my ability to participate in voice chat went away.
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Several days later, the "Citizen's Force" interrupted a congressional meeting and turned off the microphones.
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I've just always been turned off by art that comes off as bougie to me.
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Yes, sometimes the heat was turned off, and things got broken and couldn't be replaced.
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The Rohingya crisis slowed Myanmar's economic growth, turned off Western tourists and worried new investors.
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Turned off by the vitriol in the campaign, she backed Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson instead.
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Each day, I scheduled an hour where Freedom turned off, a kind of safety valve.
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In hindsight, we should have come straight here the moment the taps were turned off.
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Although conservatives support the idea, wary moderates could be turned off by its potential consequences.
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At first, Gentile, who was 72 at the time, was turned off by the idea.
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Even though the microphone was turned off, Terrell said, witnesses could still hear heavy breathing.
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Suddenly, demands are made for devices to be turned off, and a heirachy takes hold.
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The user noted that the phone displayed the message after it turned off while charging.
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NHL executive: Fans would be turned off if the NHL enforced strict head shot rules.
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Shut down your phone completely and try to charge it with the phone turned off.
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Sometimes your iPhone simply needs to be turned off and on again to fix issues.
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The science instruments, which were turned off for the arrival, will be restarted on Thursday.
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Bars also turned off party music as protesters gathered at one of the main squares.
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Also, at certain points some of the officers turned off their bodycams, the suit says.
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His plan hasn't turned off all employees at the companies that Yang wants to tax.
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Some vehicles already have this feature, but their rough restarts have turned off many consumers.
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The captain turned off the engine, allowing for a delicious snooze in the splendid serenity.
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When the jets turned off, John waded over in silence to turn them on again.
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Look at the statement he made where he thought the mikes were turned off, OK?
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Look at the statement he made when he thought the mics were turned off, okay?
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Wells that have only been set alight can be turned off via a functioning valve.
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Until recently, when you turned off these wretched mobile screens, they would actually go dark.
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They insisted the cameras be turned off -- even pointed away -- as we talked things through.
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Song after song, I was continually turned off by him for the next five years.
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Users might also encounter bugs, and the experiments could be turned off in the future.
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We don't know and have no way of knowing if auto-backups were turned off.
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He collapsed in a giggle fit while I was completely turned off and kinda pissed.
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I turned off the main street on to Bellenden Road, which was immediately way quieter.
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Many GOP voters turned off by the Moore allegations live in cities and suburban areas.
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Most patients are never told that they can ask that the defibrillators be turned off.
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But just as the tribal mentality has been turned on, it can be turned off.
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Ms. Serwaa said that the heat had been turned off for the last two years.
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Even the lights were turned off at night to make potential targets harder to see.
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Our sources say lots of friction was created when Tekashi turned off the cash spigot.
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Construction workers smelled gas Tuesday and called the gas company, which turned off the gas.
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Do not enter a flooded space unless you are sure the electricity is turned off.
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The scene was captured on live television, but the candidates' microphones had been turned off.
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First time I've ever turned off NPR in disgust with Morning editions coverage of HRC.
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Look at the statement he made, when he thought the mics were turned off, okay?
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They've also turned off their ice maker and aren't doing laundry or running the dishwasher.
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Once you've turned off private browsing, you can turn it back on at any time.
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When the employee put his hand in between the two objects, the lightbulb turned off.
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And once the voting period ended, the screens turned off, and the vote tally disappeared.
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However, any new deferrals are turned off until their loan is paid back in full.
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Another report found that Google could use beacons to track phones with Bluetooth turned off.
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Foos was eager to see the woman undressed, but the man turned off the lights.
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Rome turned off its public fountains and only narrowly avoided rationing water supplies to homes.
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Epigenetics influences which genes in an individual's genome may be turned on or turned off.
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Fashion consultant Dina Fierro told Fashionista that the campaign may have actually turned off potential customers.
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He was turned off by the clubbiness, the message of exclusivity, and the extremely conservative politics.
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But the phone was turned off and the signal lost before investigators could find the device.
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And again, Apple says that the feature can be turned off if an unexpected shutdown occurs.
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Keep your phone turned off for maximum relaxation—unexpected calls are likely to come this evening!
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The lights are never turned off, which Customs and Border Protection said was for safety reasons.
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I actually turned off all my bitcoin miners, and I moved them to another secure location.
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Many women were turned off by his continued emphasis and disparaging remarks about several women's looks.
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NeuV's exterior is also mostly semi-transparent glass, with underset lights that disappear when turned off.
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So my partner and I slipped in, sat toward the back, and turned off our phones.
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Make sure you're moisturized, though, because Tauruses might be turned off by dry or leathery skin.
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"There's running water in the toilets, but the sinks have been turned off," Mr Bedlam said.
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That thing gets so hot, you can get high from it immediately after it's turned off.
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They're now turned off because I started working jobs where bosses would text me about shifts.
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The Republican leadership turned off the microphones, but there was John Lewis himself, live on Periscope.
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The engine was then turned off, and the plane returned to land safely at Munich airport.
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The feature can be turned off in the settings if you don't want to use it.
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There are 166 comments and 20,000 shares on the post, although commenting has been turned off.
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Facebook turned off search features used to catch war criminals, child predators, and other bad actors.
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There are no physical servers and they were turned off in the summer during the investigation.
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Now, you gotta see him describe what happened the first night he turned off the lights.
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Labour Party voters were turned off by Mr Corbyn rather than turned on by Mrs May.
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"If your power is going to be turned off, you will be notified," Mr. Doherty said.
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Newer Vizio TVs that run the company's SmartCast system have the tracking turned off by default.
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You can adjust the volume of Alexa's responses, but the voice can't be fully turned off.
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If you visit Sofia Richie's Instagram feed, you'll notice that the comments have been turned off.
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They quickly carved off buyers turned off by the minivan's functional but decidedly boring box shape.
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What's your final advice if I'm into somebody but completely turned off by their taste music?
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The city of Reykjavík turned off its street lights for an hour starting at 22016 p.m.
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It also allows her to target Republican-leaning voters who have been turned off by Trump.
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"These voters were completely turned off and disgusted by it," Miller said in an e-mail.
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Then I turned off the loop and wrote this song that I literally don't remember writing.
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A shift to pricier apparel turned off some shoppers, and the company faces competition from Amazon.
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The equipment needed to be turned off so firefighters could put out the fire, Keebler said.
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Some liked the idea of the fancy setting, while others were turned off by the price.
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Because the focus of this browser is privacy, the feature is turned off by default, though.
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People like me have been turned off by the lower-powered, small and more expensive MacBook.
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And it's been shown that our smartphones can track us even when GPS is turned off.
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Previously, many professional content creators and brands were turned off by the ephemeral bits of Periscope.
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"It was a very arrogant lecture that turned off more of the conference," said another congressman.
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This feature will be turned off by default, however, so it's on users to activate it.
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Her ice maker is turned off, and she only uses filtered or bottled water for coffee.
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At the Clinton event, the TVs have been turned off and are displaying her H logo.
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But Keaton and her husband were struggling financially and their electricity was turned off, she said.
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I could get almost double that if I turned off ANC, but, then, why would I?
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The institute tested the system with the adaptive cruise control turned off, but automatic braking on.
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Six decades after opening its first store in Richmond, Virginia, Circuit City turned off the lights.
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" Before the audio on their body cameras is turned off, he says, "Hey, you guys good?
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Your phone is a tracking device, so keep that turned off or leave it at home.
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The wall-mounted TVs have the sound turned off; audio can only be heard using headphones.
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But at this point, the star tracker had been turned off and wasn't capturing any data.
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On Southwest flights, a single chime means the captain has turned off the seat-belt sign.
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Dafner, 20143, suffered so many seizures as an adult that his mind turned off, she said.
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The mobile telephone of the firm's general director, Ho Xuan Van, was turned off on Wednesday.
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Hotels have installed low-flow showerheads, turned off fountains and replaced cloth napkins with paper ones.
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Players walked off the field, and the lights illuminating the oval were turned off without explanation.
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Carol turned off the TV. Somehow, somewhere inside her, love and torture had got squished together.
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Right before they were to announce who had won Pennsylvania, the organizers turned off the feed.
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The lights in the unit are not even turned off, which makes this whole situation odd.
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The House was then gaveled into recess, and the chamber's C-SPAN cameras were turned off.
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Victoria Beckham said her microphone was oftentimes turned off when she performed with the Spice Girls.
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It also provides a new path to engaging students otherwise turned off by science and math.
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If you suspect the emergency alerts have been turned off on your device, check your settings.
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This oil is perfect for those of you who are turned off by overly-floral scents.
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Instead of fixing the problem, technicians simply turned off that portion of the machine in 2012.
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"He looked up at me and smiled once the clippers were turned off," his mother says.
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They turned off the machine, and I sat there, waiting, watching the screen blip, then stop.
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Paul turned off his flashlight as Rose got in the driver's side and shut the door.
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In recent weeks, the Embassy has looked deserted, with all the lights turned off at night.
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They may like the policies he's espousing, but are turned off by his style of leadership.
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"If it doesn't turn out the right way, they get turned off investing forever," Henske said.
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The doctors asked Jane if she wanted his life support turned off, but she said no.
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Turns out Arianna Huffington has not yet had that switch turned off — or maybe [she] has.
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Mr. Pegg said hoses are never turned off, so as to prevent the water from freezing.
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Facebook has something that will limit the auto playing, I have that turned off on mine.
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I did get a little turned off by OLDSTER, as venerable an entry as it is.
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There's little reason to believe they were turned off by the substance of his proposals either.
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Mars said she was turned off by Harris's aggressive approach during some of the primary debates.
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And there's a surveillance system with multiple cameras, but because of renovations it was turned off.
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The company also turned off phones, deactivated its website, and shut down headquarters, Trucking Info reported.
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Small fountains of water flow on the sides, which will be turned off in the winter.
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"When you say the word 'compromise,' oftentimes everyone in the room is turned off," she said.
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It was as if the volume had suddenly been turned off and they were lip syncing.
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The government turned off internet access in nine conflict-affected townships for much of the summer.
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And, yes, I took this after I made sure Samsung's beauty filter effects were turned off.
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If you're sensitive to light, make sure any lights on the machine can be turned off.
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He turned off the heat and the television before reaching an emergency operator on the phone.
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There was a toilet, but it wouldn't flush after the water was turned off, he said.
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But, on a later visit, Ms. Lee turned off the lights, revealing a lack of daylight.
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Rojas turned off his body camera and inappropriately touched the woman, LAPD officials told the station.
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So this time, when the red wind started to blow, PG&E turned off the power.
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In reaction, the Republicans declared a quick recess and turned off the C-Span television coverage.
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One Senator was caught calling Trump "crazy" on a mic that he thought was turned off.
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Hold the power and volume down buttons at the same time with your Quest turned off.
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Each one can be altered in the app, or the feature can be turned off entirely.
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About seven miles after I turned off the main road, I made it to the Cape.
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Read more:I&aposm single and sober, but women seemed turned off by my booze-free lifestyle.
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The location data remaining on after each individual apps location data was turned off was intentional.
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In their usual fashion they shut the door went to lunch and turned off the lights.
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GOP leaders ordered the House go into recess, which means the chamber's cameras were turned off.
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Everyone knows that, that's why they turned off their internet system, so nobody can find out.
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He turned off the lights and lit candles, and in an instant the paintings were transformed.
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Secret Service famously concluded with an anal sex gag that turned off plenty of audience members.
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His email was turned off during the course of the meeting, and he was sent home.
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As Della Volpe points out, we've long known that young voters are turned off by Trump.
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Although Find my iPhone and Find My Lost Phone can't detect the locations phones that have been turned off, the services are effective for tracking misplaced devices which may still have battery life (or at least, it shows where it was last before it turned off).
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So far, there is no evidence that the United States has actually turned off the power in any of the efforts to establish what American officials call a "persistent presence" inside Russian networks, just as the Russians have not turned off power in the United States.
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And it isn't just women that start to get turned off from environments that are not inclusive.
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The group's automated scraping systems were turned off in September, two people familiar with the situation said.
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" "When this is turned off, you won't be able to see the activity status of other accounts.
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The radio and mapping screen is on the top and can be turned off to reduce distractions.
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Even stranger, the incriminating documents were created while the PC was turned off, right before it booted.
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I then turned off all the lights in my living room and took several more selfies (below)!
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But then if there's nothing else they can do, then over time that gets turned off again.
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After Facebook turned off some searches, he was able to find workarounds — until the company blocked them.
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One morning, he woke up, turned off his alarm, rolled over, and refused to go to work.
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It's a common dating trope to be turned off by someone who is "too interested" in you.
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Then, Uber turned off surge-pricing during strikes in airports across the country later that same day.
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The day after the lynching, authorities also turned off internet access in the area for 1203 hours.
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In Osaka, a huge Ferris wheel was shown spinning rapidly, despite having had its power turned off.
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The fisherman went home to his friend, who was lying in bed with the lights turned off.
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Both Uber and Lyft turned off their apps in Corpus Christi and Galveston over the fingerprinting issue.
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Facebook says it has fixed the code vulnerability, and the "view as" feature is temporarily turned off.
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To young voters turned off by party politics, Mrs Obama makes a powerful surrogate for Mrs Clinton.
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If the unit was turned off, they could have suffocated, because there would have been no ventilation.
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The centrist belief that voters will be turned off by a liberal nominee isn't holding up well.
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User clips and location are viewable by anyone on the app, unless turned off in the settings.
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Roberts is wary that, though a novelty initially, users who overdose on bots might be turned off.
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Before his cell phone was turned off, police were able to track it to that very area.
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For those who were turned off by the iPhone X's high price point, that's a big plus.
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"I was completely turned off immediately by his attitude," McDaniel said in one entry, of meeting Jacob.
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If you only have two detectors running, you can't confirm any discoveries when one is turned off.
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As results were awaited, the internet was turned off to make it harder for voters to complain.
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Due to a small minority creating offensive versions of this, we have immediately turned off the functionality.
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The very drunk guy turns out to to work for the Trump administration; I'm immediately turned off.
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Amy Schumer's rant against Donald Trump apparently turned off some fans at her show in Tampa, Florida.
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Considering the price, there aren't really any red flags unless you're turned off entirely by its design.
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There are few games I've turned off with more profound disgust than the original release of Destiny.
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Some activists discuss sensitive matters only in person, with phones turned off and placed in another room.
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Some pre-installed apps can be disabled or turned off even if you can't uninstall them completely.
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It might add enhance your streaming video now and again, but I mostly left it turned off.
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You'd know that if you turned off The Bachelor and looked for proof in the right places.
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A great deal of Trump supporters were turned off by him personally and voted for him anyway.
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That backlight can also be turned off, if you want a truly authentic, squinty, Game Boy experience.
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Bright lights in the cell were never turned off, and he was monitored continuously by surveillance cameras.
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The battery should last up to five days with heart rate monitoring on and GPS turned off.
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Security rules have to be turned off by developers in order to allow public access to databases.
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And even if you have turned off the feature in the main Facebook app, what about Messenger?
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The city's gas has been turned off, its power grid is damaged and the water is undrinkable.
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How does FUBAR [Uber] detect a moving telephone that is turned off and in a parked car?
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You probably don't use any apps with local/scheduled notifications, or you've already got them turned off.
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After some Northwestern free throws, Vandy got the ball, down one, and the shot clock turned off.
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Gomez turned off comments on the post, so it's unclear what exactly she regrets about her photos.
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Remote management is turned off by default; although remote management can turned on through the advanced settings.
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Shipping data in Thomson Reuters Eikon suggests the ship's transponder has been turned off since June 20.
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"It was a very arrogant lecture that turned off more of the conference," added another RSC member.
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Obviously, he must normally have push notifications for Instagram turned off (he'd never get anything done otherwise).
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Munoz said he had kept his telephone turned off since Thursday in an effort to avoid distractions.
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The tenor may have turned off undecided Democrats, but it made for an intense and engaged debate.
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Grande turned off her comments on Instagram in the wake of hate from distraught fans of Miller.
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That feature is easily turned off — and we're here to explain what all of the above means.
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Back in Club Europe, cabin crew started serving refreshments as soon as the seatbelt sign turned off.
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Incredibly, this actually wasn't the worst aspect of the date, and McCarthy hadn't been entirely turned off.
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"I practice T.M., so I was doing my meditation and my phone was turned off," she said.
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Or, maybe citizens are simply turned off by today's negative and polarized politics, choosing not to vote.
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I turned off the flashlight and it was pitch dark, but I didn't feel scared or lonely.
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If your iPad's pop-up blocking has been turned off, however, it's easy to turn back on.
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Older generations probably remember renting that busted Virtual Boy from Blockbuster and being turned off for good.
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That school and some others were switched to bottled water, and fountains and taps were turned off.
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However, we have turned off the ability for users to create new accounts or create new Talkshows.
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When they suppressed or turned off those neurons, alcohol no longer impacted the mice's desire to eat.
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An included battery pack lets it stay for a few minutes after the car is turned off.
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It was the bounty, but [also that they] even turned off the cell network to southern Darfur.
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There's a lot of people who are turned off by Trump yet still not drawn to Clinton.
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Thankfully, the headphones work when turned off, a feature that many lower-end noise canceling models lack.
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I think it's a sign of hope, for example, that young people are turned off by Facebook.
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Only a few cars were in the parking lot, and almost every light inside was turned off.
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The TV turned off, the prayers at the kitchen table — those were some of Matthew's earliest memories.
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But those have been turned off and on again over the years, depending on the political climate.
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But it also turned off its App Store billing option, which has led to the current dispute.
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And, unfortunately, when BSA is politicized, people who would otherwise be supportive of Scouting are turned off.
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"It would get turned off, and Mom would tell us it was campfire time," Josh Stanley said.
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You'd pay them every other month and basically just hope that the electricity isn't getting turned off.
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Concern about the long-term impact of repeated blows to the head has turned off some fans.
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" As city workers turned off the tree's lights, a Rome resident began to chant: "Resist. Resist. Spelacchio.
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So they turned off the lights, locked up the police department and said they weren't coming back.
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A further surprise came when they turned off the optix gene in a second species, the buckeye.
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But then if there's nothing else they can do, then over time, that gets turned off again.
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We're trying to stir up the spirits of the folks who've been turned off this damn process.
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"I actually had my notifications on TikTok turned off when I posted the [first] video," he said.
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Rather than be turned off by the impeachment battle, he said, Mr. Trump's base has been energized.
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Then the old gadgets are turned off and thrown away, rather than reused, repaired, or otherwise reimagined.
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There was, however, a light that was kept on all night and could not be turned off.
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The company turned off gas at the building for nine days, until the plastic pipes were removed.
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Trilobites Researchers outfitted 169 seabirds with radar detectors to pinpoint vessels that had turned off their transponders.
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Dropbox will then remove the folders you turned off and keep only the ones that remain checked.
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She said the board was turned off for testing and restarted before the final shutdown after 10.
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If you want to talk to Siri from the Home or Power button, leave this turned off.
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Respect for law cannot be turned off and on as though it were a hot water faucet.
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Most of the gaming properties on the Strip turned off their digital marquees at 85033:05 p.m.
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He turned off porch lights and hid shoelaces and ropes to use later to bind his victims.
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When he did not return, she called him and found that his phone had been turned off.
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Some people are turned off by the way it segues from police procedural mystery to supernatural skirmish.
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He raised the hood, and we turned off the light so as not to waste the battery.
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The couple checked that it was turned off and stored it outside the room where we spoke.
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Maldonado was ditched after his backers, the Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA, turned off the money taps.
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"I turned off any signalling for text, because my kids just text all the time," Weisberg said.
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So I shut my sister in our bedroom, turned off all the lights and locked the windows.
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Facebook told two senators why it tracks users' locations even when their tracking services are turned off.
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Recognizing a problem with the automatic trim, the pilots followed emergency procedures and turned off the system.
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But I've turned off the barking notifications, and won't be paying for any of Furbo's supplemental services.
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The agent allowed the driver through without an inspection because the trailer's refrigeration unit was turned off.
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The good thing is that Google says the microphone on Nest devices is turned off by default.
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The screens will display video advertising and, at least initially, cannot be turned off or completely muted.
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PizzaHacker: Don't be turned off by the cheeky, techy name (or the restaurant's hilariously garbage-y website).
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"Electricity has been totally turned off in Crimea," regional energy minister Vadim Belik told Russian news agencies.
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Many landlords have turned off water and power to force artists out until the campaign is over.
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But otherwise, the guidance and control systems are turned off, and the team doesn't have to upload commands.
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The other side of the scallop is briefly cooked by residual heat once the flame is turned off.
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It also has an option for users to encrypt their messages, but this is turned off by default.
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When I turned off the always-on screen, however, the number jumped to a far more manageable 18.
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In fact, Onavo appears to collect data on its users even when the damn thing is turned off.
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I was scared he would be turned off by the whole thing … That was amazing, seeing his face.
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On July 10, the ship turned off its transponders for almost 24 hours, making it undetectable by radars.
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You can learn more about how Tweeting with your location, which is turned off by default, works here.
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" The indictment also says the officers routinely turned off their body cameras "to avoid recording encounters with civilians.
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While Beckham's mic was intentionally turned off, she found a way to stand out in a quiet way.
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And along with destroying her plugged-in air conditioner and television, the strike turned off the women's IPG.
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Apple turned off the FaceTime group chat feature last week as its engineers worked to fix the issue.
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An official turned off the chair while Medina, who was mentally ill and possibly innocent, was still breathing.
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Crowe said Booker's phone had been turned off when her body was found, but loved ones kept calling.
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Instead of being turned off or discouraged by the game's unorthodox release strategy, the episodic format actually shined.
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At 5, whenever my mother turned off the bedside lamp, an inexplicable terror catapulted me out of bed.
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I was pretty turned off by the YouTube still, so just trust me on this and click play.
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They used a normal production vehicle outfitted with low rolling resistance tires with the air conditioning turned off.
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Bev, meanwhile, turned off the engine, jumped down to the pavement, and heaved up the truck's rear door.
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"Educated, suburban white women are turned off en masse and there will be more of that," Ohio Sen.
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Google's refined Pixel smartphones will likely remain better buys for anyone turned off by LG's extensive Android remodeling.
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I said "Alexa, turn off the light" and the voice assistant turned off the light beside the table.
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We were told that it could not be turned off, or even down, but were offered thick blankets.
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On Saturday night, homes, businesses and beloved landmarks around the world turned off their lights for 23 minutes.
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These results came from its battery test, which involved loading websites in Safari with web caching turned off.
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Others might be turned off by its price — $725 — and the fact that it's exclusive to AT&T.
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The interference from the phone, which Katie was sure she's turned off, caused his brain to stroke out.
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She has since turned off comments on the post, but Entertainment Tonight captured the comment in a screengrab.
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By default, Now Playing is turned off so you'll need to turn it on if you want it.
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Charter also said that they wouldn't and haven't turned off the internet for anyone in Milwaukee this week.
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The Rupert Murdoch-owned TV channel has been turned off across the pond because its viewership was low.
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Massive displays meant to show which teams were ruling the in-park gyms were instead simply turned off.
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The notifications will be on by default, but can be turned off if you wish in account settings.
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Last week, however, many of them discovered that Graph Search features had suddenly been turned off, reports Vice.
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In Life Mode, your notifications are obviously turned off, but Palm is also turning off the wireless radios.
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And Trump's public feud with Kasich, which turned off many establishment-minded Republicans in the state, still simmers.
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Google's recording feature can be turned off, but doing so means Assistant loses much of its personalized touch.
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Click here to view original GIFCredit: Harvard Microrobotics Lab/Harvard SEASTo detach, the power supply is turned off.
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Apple turned off the FaceTime group chat feature on Monday as its engineers worked to fix the issue.
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An hour after Dyn Research confirmed the throttling, the company confirmed that the throttle was apparently turned off.
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Christie conceded that the video may have turned off undecided voters but said he still stood behind Trump.
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After all, even commuters turned off by Uber's alleged misconduct still have to get to work on time.
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AS I'VE TRAVELED the country during this election, I've encountered countless voters who are turned off and uninspired.
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Many current players, those who are diehard fans of the game, tend to keep AR mode turned off.
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Water got into the governor's mansion, and Edwards said the electricity has been turned off as a precaution.
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But even as we talk, I can feel the person I was just before that getting turned off.
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Sahatorn gave his dying daughter a final dose of anesthesia and turned off the life support system himself.
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Websites close down, servers get turned off, the wrong button gets hit and years of work is erased.
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We are a culture where people are turned off by conflict and place a high value on harmony.
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But that part of the test assumed operating the vehicle with cabin heat and seat heaters turned off.
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Earlier this year, Uber faced backlash after it turned off surge pricing during protests of the travel ban.
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Then they engage, and see this as a problem that needs a solution rather than being turned off.
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The first of these devices turned off the newly mandated emission systems when people used the air conditioning.
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Even the island's historic escape valves — visas and undocumented migration to the United States — have been turned off.
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Mormon voters making up 28500 percent of the electorate there, and many have been turned off by Trump.
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German supplier Bosch reportedly told regulators that for that initial window, exhaust filtering systems were effectively turned off.
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You'll still be able to record with HDR turned off, but most people will probably leave it on.
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Chinese consumers might be turned off from items like diapers or products from GE and Honeywell, he said.
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You have to be better than the dystopian power, even when you think the telescreen is turned off.
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But they had been turned off by a lack of detailed studies quantifying Codelco's assets, the person said.
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But that requires a careful balance in red states, where voters could be turned off by liberal policies.
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Even when turned off, the cam will record what's going on if your car suddenly jerks or shakes.
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Our sources say there was "incredible security" present ... the owner had to have all security cameras turned off.
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In a black screen, MTV explained the driver turned off the highway, with Evans choosing to follow him.
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In December, its lights were turned off in solidarity with the victims of the atrocities in Aleppo, Syria.
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Booted heels crunched over gravel; Trish turned off the car and proffered her ID. "Evening, Anita," she said.
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He survived, but with severe brain damage, and a few days later his life support was turned off.
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So, by the time Juan joins his pollos their mobile devices have already been turned off and confiscated.
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I turned off Wi-Fi and started playing a movie I downloaded on repeat beginning at 8 a.m.
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I turned off the radio, so as to concentrate on, or try to understand, what I was seeing.
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The audiences for most blockbuster movies and television series aren't necessarily turned off by a lack of realism.
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All personal mobile devices, however, must be turned off and placed in storage containers located outside secure areas.
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Trump said after the cameras were turned off that he had a productive meeting with Schumer and Pelosi.
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Both Stanley's and Keller's churches make a concentrated effort to reach skeptics and others turned off by religion.
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It turns out Shazam never turned off the microphone in its OSX software, even after it stopped recording.
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"People are turned off on legal education because of a lack of suitable paying jobs," Mr. Mondale said.
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Spirits high, we turned off to travel a strip of the Blue Ridge Parkway, a treasure in itself.
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"Macy's could have just turned off its buggy code, and let their good code keep functioning," she said.
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Customers can get turned off if they search for a business and see that it has bad ratings.
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That may indicate that older audiences are not turned off by the prospect of a sophomoric Spider-Man.
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First, it shows that the Trump administration has largely turned off the regulatory spigot for new, discretionary rules.
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Twitter has temporarily turned off its tweet by SMS function after its CEO Jack Dorsey's account was hacked.
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Twitter has temporarily turned off its tweeting by SMS service after its CEO Jack Dorsey's account was hacked.
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The judicial power grab may also have turned off voters who still recall the years of Communist agitprop.
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Griddles should be turned off when not in use, as most take less than 15 minutes to preheat.
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The men turned off the boat engine to watch as the animal climbed out on a pebbly stretch.
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Residents began making getaways on foot, or, if it was dark, in cars with the headlights turned off.
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Neither of the bills has passed into law, but the possibility alone has turned off many potential bidders.
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Although my son's little switch was luckily turned off that day, unfortunate gadgets in me were turned on.
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When she had finished, she flushed three times, turned off the faucet, and went back up the stairs.
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But when omnipause neurons are turned off, you we get these rapid back-to-back oscillations – the saccades.
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If one requirement is causing problems, the service should allow it to be turned off in real time.
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Kraninger sat there with a pained, flustered expression for a few seconds before the audio was turned off.
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Its flat-screen television miraculously became no more than a white-framed mirror when it was turned off.
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While House cameras have been turned off, lawmakers have been able to televise their protest through social media.
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The Audio Guide can also be turned off or on in the Accessibility section of the Settings menu.
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"Coronavirus has basically turned off the global economy," Jamie Henn, a climate activist and co-founder of 350.
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Then the song ended and he turned off the radio, and I realized he was talking about Rihanna.
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See below: While 2D graphene can't easily be turned off, its electrical properties can be very carefully tuned.
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Twitter (TWTR) temporarily turned off the ability to send tweets by text message, following high-profile account hacks.
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One thing it won't show you are your existing Facebook friends—that option is turned off by default.
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Analysts and economists alike seem to be turned off by the disappointing headline growth number of just 38,000.
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Mr. Reagan had an angry exchange with the moderator, who demanded that the candidate's microphone be turned off.
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For example, a patient might doubt whether she turned off her stove despite having just checked multiple times.
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The water has only rise to outlet-level in one room, so we've only turned off one breaker.
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The clock is turned off during points, but it rarely rests when the ball is not in play.
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At the top of the Taskbar Settings box, make sure the "Lock the taskbar" option is turned off.
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He turned off the engine and lifted the visor to reveal a rugged Texan face and white beard.
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Amazon promises the camera software on the Echo Spot can be turned off whenever you aren't using it.
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With Filmmaker Mode, you'll be able to push a button and all that crap gets turned off. 5.
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"Opposite" is notionally about health care, but if the sound was turned off, you would hardly know it.
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Only one pandol was in the vicinity of Gangaramaya temple, out of the way, its lights turned off.
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An opponent of abortion who avoids gay pride parades, Mr. Scheer's social conservatism evidently turned off many Canadians.
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So potential patients who are overweight might be especially turned off by doctors who show off healthy habits.
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I wondered if I'd somehow ruined Jared's reputation, if his friends were turned off by my childish responses.
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Female consumers have been turned off by its sexy marketing, dimly lit stores and somewhat stale product assortment.
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Cousins missed a shot, but tipped the rebound to Jrue Holiday as the shot clock was turned off.
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When all was quiet, John turned off the stove and poured the popcorn into a wooden salad bowl.
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She cites a number of crying experts, but she's turned off by their smooth arrogance, their hard certainty.
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The chancellor condemned Mr. Gauland's statement as "racist," and such remarks have turned off many would-be backers.
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Instead, it gave the attackers access to the telephone's location, even if the user turned off location services.
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Surely there had to be more — if not other Democrats, at least Republicans turned off by the president.
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The pumping sound and the lights on the hub — which can&apost be turned off — are definitely noticeable.
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Yet it also seems to have further turned off young voters, including some who previously identified as Republican.
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The music was turned off after a first request by the police, but was then turned back on.
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My whole attraction to men has turned off — I don't have any interest in going on dates anymore.
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YouTube said it had also turned off or limited some features on children's videos tied to personal information.
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"A lot of people in marketing tests were turned off by the guy screwing the pie," he acknowledged.
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The caller "threatened to blow up the building if FP&L turned off his light," the report said.
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The caller "threatened to blow up the building if FP&L turned off his light," the report reads.
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The back-seat camera in the cruiser in which White died was turned off, as was the microphone.
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I walked down there the day after and found that, sure enough, the lights were all turned off.
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At the bottom of the pop-up menu, click on "Restricted Mode" (which will usually be turned off).
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Mulvaney even dangling seeming openness to appearing before Democrats turned off some White House officials and Trump allies.
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The issue arises when location services are on, but each individual app&aposs location services are turned off.
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The game clock will be turned off and the teams will play until one reaches the final score.
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The memo states some stores have turned off all stations, paid and not paid, and that's against policy.
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Hours later he announced his resignation in a post on Instagram, went home and turned off his phone.
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He pulled onto the highway shoulder, turned off his car and waited a few minutes to try again.
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But they're turned off by politics and the whole culture of it, and they're not going to vote.
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Hillary Clinton's best shot at a landslide victory might be peeling away centrist Republicans turned off by Trump.
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Tasers can and do kill, and police cameras may be conveniently turned off when police use brutal force.
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So next we tried indirect heat (we turned off the burners as soon as we laid out the bacon).
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The displays turned off until the user interacted with the device, so it looked like a regular analog timepiece.
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Look at the statement he made when he thought the mics were turned off, the stupid statement he made.
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Bonar wrote he turned off his body camera when he thought he was no longer needed in the eviction.
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Now, rather allowing you to take a screenshot anytime, the feature is turned off when the screen is asleep.
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Other reports have indicated the app continues to collect data on users even when VPN functionality is turned off.
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That's because the South Korea military has turned off its dozens of giant speakers aimed at the totalitarian state.
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Many public places like airports, shopping centers, and restaurants have turned off water taps in favor of hand sanitizer.
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The power will be turned off to communities in stages, depending on local timing of the severe wind conditions.
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It's important to note that once this is turned off, you'll stop receiving personalized recommendations based on previous searches.
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A few days later, I did, expecting to be turned off by the black's contrast against my pale skin.
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The Instagram app doesn't allow for autoplay videos to be turned off, so you'll have to tread carefully here.
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About 800,000 customers lost power this month when the utility company turned off electricity to try to prevent wildfires.
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Still, Abovsky acknowledged that some investors may be turned off by investing in a Russian company such as Yandex.
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Complex chemical pathways and feedback loops lead to certain genes being turned on and certain genes being turned off.
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And so, of course it's going to be less fun or useful when you've turned off that core feature.
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REBELS had captured the dam that supplied electricity to Kinshasa and turned off the lights in the Congolese capital.
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But she was turned off by what she saw as Hollis's constant push for bigger and more expensive things.
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The TVs are turned off, the information booth is empty, and steel shutters cover the windows of the pharmacy.
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The Hyllie water tower lit, left, and with the lights turned off to mark Earth Hour in Malmo, Sweden.
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Examples of algorithmically inserted tweets that still show up even when "show the best tweets first" is turned off.
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This was an experimental feature that was never intended to be tested broadly and it is being turned off.
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Automatic spam protection, which is opt-out by default, can be turned off from within the advanced settings menu.
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He's trying his new life on for size, but at the same time, he hasn't turned off his phone.
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When the light is turned off, the phone simply looks like it is encased in a rubbery safety bumper.
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If I could have made one change, I would have turned off the intrusive music in the Great Hall.
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They've already blocked Mac addresses, turned off third-party cookies and opened up Safari on iOS to blocking extensions.
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But you will trigger them when you don't mean to, so I turned off the head gestures almost immediately.
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To combat the storm, NASA has stopped all science activities on Opportunity and turned off most of its instruments.
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If you do bring your own transponder, just be sure the transponder in the rental car is turned off.
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Viewers were disgusted by him, turned off, viscerally repelled in a way that not even Joffrey could manage. Why?
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Because once you land and the airflow system is turned off, there's potential for other people to get infected.
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The Internet has been turned off 97 times already this year, 18 more times than in all of 2017.
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That makes it Rubio's challenge to capture Republican voters who are turned off by the top of the ticket.
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In a black screen, MTV explained the unidentified driver turned off the highway with Evans choosing to follow him.
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They turned off one of the trapping lasers, and some of the rubidium atoms spread and pushed themselves apart.
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I turned off every setting except the Swipe to the right option, which I've set to Android's back button.
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Also updated article to clarify that Google does not store messages and that Smart Replies can be turned off.
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There is no suggestion that CP Group had any involvement in or knowledge of farmers being turned off land.
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These were set up to work with my Verizon Fios router, whose hopeless wireless capability had been turned off.
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So the only way things will change is if users get turned off so badly that they tune out.
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Chadwick, already free on $1 million bail, had turned off his phone before he failed to appear in court.
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Ghost in the Shell tanked at the box office, in part because audiences were turned off by the controversy.
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This feature can be turned off within your phone's settings though if you'd prefer to prioritize security over convenience.
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The technology alerts drivers if a child is left in the back seat once the car is turned off.
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"We can't see any more of those letters explaining yet again the faucets will be turned off," Dacres said.
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Kornacki tries to make this arcana accessible to viewers who are easily turned off by convoluted prognostications and language.
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They must better appeal to independents and blue-collar workers who have become turned off and isolated by progressivism.
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Toomey also gets a fresh look from reluctant Republicans and Democrats who have been turned off by Trump's rhetoric.
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It had more than 318,000 comments and more than 8,400 shares by the time BuzzFeed turned off the show.
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It's a good idea to keep your geolocation turned off on your phone as much as possible, in general.
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Supplies of bread have dwindled after bakers turned off their ovens to protest about the rising cost of flour.
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His mother said no one could try to resuscitate him for an hour, until the electricity was turned off.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign (in)famously pursued educated suburban moderates, who it believed would be turned off by Trump's coarseness.
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Clinton is in a fight to unify her party and appeal to voters turned off by Donald J. Trump.
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His recent trips to Mexico and Detroit were entreaties to audiences turned off by the real estate mogul's messaging.
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Mr. Mozayen, the festival director, managed to get some of the house lights turned off, earning even more applause.
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We turned off the perimeter highway, following Highway 52 through the mountains in the central part of Puerto Rico.
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Somehow, that footage was magically disappearing—either cameras were never turned off or footage was lost after the fact.
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Facebook saw users didn't like viral game spam, so it turned off game virality and developers like Zynga imploded.
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Watch takes clients past YouTube and gets them in front of kids even when the screens are turned off.
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But his shortcomings as a passer turned off many traditionalists, and their opinion has been ascendant in recent years.
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Make sure your PS4 is turned off or in rest mode, so the controller isn't actively connected to it.
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Without professional monitoring or when the system is turned off, you will just hear a chime in your house.
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"They turned off MCAS but couldn't control their trim, so they had to turn it back on," Stumo said.
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SafeSearch can get turned off again if you delete browser cookies or your internet service provider overrides the settings.
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In-depth inspections can be difficult with the power turned off in a home before it is bought, however.
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The new standard would also let broadcasters activate a TV set that is turned off to send emergency alerts.
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Currently the loot box in-game purchasing mechanic the representatives are criticizing is temporarily turned off in the game.
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The card was good to hold about 90 minutes of 1080P, 30 FPS video with audio recording turned off.
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Those neurons would have to be turned off during torpor, so researchers are looking for how animals do that.
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Circulatory death can also happen in more controlled circumstances—for example, when a patient's life support is turned off.
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It was extremely humid and everything else was sticky because he had turned off the hood for the night.
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If the user says anything else except "Play Now," a tone will sound and the mic is turned off.
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Tap the slider next to each one to revoke their access — the slider will turn gray when turned off.
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Even conservatives turned off by Mr. Trump's sexual creepiness could be rallied around the prospect of claiming that seat.
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One bit of advice: Keep the phone turned off, and do not bring it with you on a plane.
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Some research suggests that just seeing one on a table—face down, turned off—makes us distracted and unhappy.
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As a dry run for hurricane season, I turned off the utility power to our house for a week.
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Sales of smartphones are slowing down worldwide, researchers say, partly because people are turned off by the escalating costs.
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No. I know, but I think Democrats are going to come for tech companies if they are turned off.
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That has turned off some investors who would otherwise sell some of their holdings, The Wall Street Journal said.
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They weren't helped by Mr. Trump's inflammatory style, which turned off voters and drove many Republican lawmakers to retire.
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All doors must be locked, lights are turned off and students are kept in the classrooms away from windows.
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D.J.I.'s app offers an automatic function to store user flight logs periodically, though it can be turned off.
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Here's what you need to know to start your week if you (hopefully) turned off the news this weekend.
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I turned off the beach down one of the many unmarked sandy roads that cut through the towering forests.
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Senior Republicans say they have conducted focus groups and found that suburbanites are turned off by the senator's politics.
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At the same time, Republicans are turned off by the more aggressive language many on the left are using.
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Then I took up position in an armchair opposite the doorway, turned off the light, and just sat there.
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He had always turned off his own lights — a product, perhaps, of his having lived through the Great Depression.
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They had grown discontented with Mr. Obama's policies, particularly the Affordable Care Act, and were turned off by Mrs.
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Both have lost their spouses, and both, understandably, desire companionship — even if they're equally turned off by each other.
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Voyagers' cameras are now turned off, but the probes continue to report back on the conditions in deepest space.
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The truck veered onto a dirt track, went another half mile or so, stopped and turned off its lights.
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I turned off the show I was watching and instead put on a familiar favorite to fall asleep to.
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The judge has said that all electronic devices are not allowed and must be turned off in the room.
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I turned off the water and got out of the bathtub, being carried and led by a guardian angel.
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But the fetal gene is turned off after a baby is born and an adult hemoglobin gene takes over.
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In addition to PG&E, utility company Southern California Edison has also turned off power in affected areas. Gov.
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We tried calling the phone, but the ringer was turned off (only clueless parents actually use phones as phones).
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Local channels KTN, NTV and Citizen television's free-to-air channels were turned off beginning around 10:00 a.m.
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She ran after the Uber, screaming for it to stop, until it had turned off her street toward Delancey.
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At the time of the incident, Rojas allegedly turned off his body camera, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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The moderates are warning that ordinary Americans will be turned off by the prospect of losing their private plans.
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Patrick McGinnis: I logged off Facebook, checked out of Instagram and turned off my phone just for this occasion.
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But he ran out of money, and J. P. Morgan Jr., who had provided financing, turned off the spigot.
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Engine stop-start, a fuel-saving and emissions-reducing feature, can be turned off if you find it annoying.
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Once the plane is soaring through the sky, the eight vertical propellers can be turned off to save power.
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Half of their early skater-bro audience vanished, turned off by the band's increasingly openness about its political views.
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Lights in exhibition spaces have been turned off and only works made by female artists shine in the spotlights.
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There will be those who adore your tattoos and body piercings, and others who get turned off by them.
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Calls to Tibbetts are going directly to voicemail, Kriegel confirms, meaning her phone was turned off or no longer works.
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At the beginning of this year, we officially turned off Flash support for VHS, the New York Times video player.
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Authorities turned off the three channels as they began to cover opposition leader Raila Odinga's symbolic presidential inauguration on Tuesday.
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When the news broke in February 2018, creditors turned off the taps and sought to have the firm wound up.
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Make sure the Autoplay option is turned off or set to do so only when you're connected to Wi-Fi.
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The house lights weren't completely turned off and some of the louder parts of the show were completely cut out.
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In this experiment, the researchers turned off a gene called BMAL-1, which is partially responsible for the circadian rhythm.
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Illustration: Chelsea Beck (Gizmodo)Aleksandra Korolova has turned off Facebook's access to her location in every way that she can.
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Click here to view original GIFCBS Baltimore This is video from the officer, seen above, whose camera was turned off.
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Facebook and Twitter allow you to search for people by email or phone, but that option can be turned off.
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We're sure she breathed a sigh of relief (and turned off her mental caps lock) when she figured it out.
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As soon as I turned off No Coin, the miner started working and Chrome began eating up my CPU resources.
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The Thursday report quotes an airport official, Mostafa Safaei, as saying the monitors turned off following the Wednesday night hack.
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"This is sabotage, your honor," Kinner told 4th District Court Magistrate Judge Michael Oths before his microphone was turned off.
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I'm turned off enough by aggressive brand reps that I leave without buying anything, which is probably for the best.
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The summer heat was oppressive even at ten at night, like an oven that had only recently been turned off.
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For monitors, the commission set a power maximum while they're turned on, while they're idle, and while they're turned off.
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After activation, Beepify waits for one of three triggers: the laptop is closed, unplugged, or the display is turned off.
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The power was turned off in phases through Saturday night and will begin to be restored Monday, the utility said.
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In particular, they argue that if a well is turned off, the reduction in pressure will allow rocks to deform.
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Additionally, if conversation view is turned off, you'll also be able to search for all emails with the same subject.
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Or are people still turned off because they can't climb aboard their drones and ride around like the Green Goblin?
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Previously when turned off, you'd also see "In case you missed it" and recommended Tweets from people you don't follow.
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It is much harder to interview the immeasurable number of girls and women turned off career-building in aviation altogether.
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Just as I turned off the side-table light, I heard a drawer being pulled out and hitting the stopper.
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As was the case in Pennsylvania, the Michigan poll found that likely voters were turned-off by the Trump tape.
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To confirm it's been turned off: In the Frequency screen, the "GFX" area should be basically flat during standard use.
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That's why we're always told to remain seated with our seat belts fastened, even if the light is turned off.
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" Cuccurullo revealed that he had "turned off" his emotions in order to kiss Sisk and that "it didn't feel natural.
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He told everyone to be quiet and turned off all the radios as his boat drifted next to the Bossards'.
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I have not, despite the flight attendant commanding us all to do so over the intercom, turned off my phone.
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If this is turned off, location info isn't attached to the image, and you don't have to worry about it!
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Those DMs also have read receipts that are on by default and cannot be turned off, just like Facebook Messenger.
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As the apples bake, I make oatmeal as usual and whisk an egg into it with the heat turned off.
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Meanwhile, CNBC reported that Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff was also turned off by Twitter's inability to fix its bullying problem.
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When you hit the mute button on Echo, that red ring comes on that says the microphone is turned off.
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"It was like a light switch turned off in my brain," Iaconetti said in an interview for Seattle Children's Hospital.
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I need apps like Google Chrome and Adobe Photoshop CC that can only be installed with S Mode turned off.
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They believe that she left through her window, and that her cellphone had been turned off since she went missing.
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Hansen and his team also created flies that had the gene that let their brain cells recognize PLD2 turned off.
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Accuweather was caught in 2017 selling user location data to third parties even when users had location data turned off.
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Sansa had already risen above several seasons' worth of manipulation and abuse, and viewers were turned off by the regression.
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"The delays turned off most women from exercising their rights to vote," Nkuuhe told Thomson Reuters Foundation after the election.
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Why does a TV need to look like a big black rectangle in your living room when it's turned off?
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"People, for whatever reason, get kind of turned off by it," Thune said when asked about Rubio's anti-Trump tactics.
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Reluctantly, all nine of us turned off our recorders, slammed our notebooks shut, and gathered our belongings to say goodbye.
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This isn't the first time that House leaders turned off C-SPAN's cameras in the middle of a heated debate.
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He did not return messages left on his phone, which appeared to be turned off, or respond to an email.
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Anecdotally, I've spoken with many porn viewers who are turned off by the glossy professionalism of high-production-value porn.
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Let's not forget, facial recognition was a platform feature that got turned off in the EU, thanks to regulatory intervention.
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The election of Donald Trump—an event that reportedly "turned off and horrified" Rupert Murdoch's son James—was another shock.
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Everyone heard and saw it because her mic wasn't turned off and the Jones wasn't cued to stall soon enough.
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Trump has floated a $100 billion trade deal as an enticement for Turkey to keep the S-400 turned off.
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If a screen was always turned off at a particular stage — for example, when breakfast was ready — children rarely objected.
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Jackson has gone ahead and turned off the captions on his photos to prevent the same from happening to him.
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The code says children should have geolocation services tracking their whereabouts turned off and enjoy high privacy settings by default.
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That anger grew in recent weeks when the companies turned off power to millions of people to prevent starting more.
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The energy conservation standards would measure the efficiency of ovens while they are in use, on standby, and turned off.
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Many of these voters appreciate the president's strong leadership on the economy but are turned off by his divisive rhetoric.
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It added that the system turned off when the engine's intake temperature reached 35 degrees Celsius, or 95 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Or if Republicans, conservatives or independents are turned off by Trump, they're less likely to show up to the polls.
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Extreme measures Algeria used phone jammers, surveillance cameras, metal detectors and TURNED OFF THE INTERNET to prevent cheating on exams.
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It has caused wars and dictated peace, has won fierce allegiance, and can't be (or hasn't yet been) turned off.
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In the movie, he plays someone so turned off by pop culture that he has moved off the grid entirely.
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Features like background app refresh, email fetch, and "Hey Siri" will be turned off while you're in Low Power Mode.
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But now that Pitt has actually been spotted with the same woman multiple times, the faucet has been turned off.
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Some musicians refuse to give her set lists in advance, or ask for the interpreters' spotlights to be turned off.
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Earlier this month, the company turned off automatic email forwarding, making it harder for users to switch to alternative services.
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He reported that he felt well rested and that his cellphone was turned off and stored in a personal backpack.
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But the main sensor is better in all regards, and photos are better with the ultra-wide option turned off.
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MORE embodied a historic candidacy, but he further alienated traditional blue-collar voters who were turned off by his radicalism.
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The apps included will differ from carrier to carrier, but generally bloatware can be turned off and better alternatives downloaded.
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Democrats used live-streaming apps to broadcast their action after C-SPAN's cameras, controlled by the chamber, were turned off.
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I still remember how turned off I was when she and I were discussing the upcoming election, Bush versus Kerry.
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In fact, a 2010 study about chemosignals of human tears revealed that men are, biologically, turned off by female tears.
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Russian defense officials dismissed the accusation, saying the American aircraft had turned off its transponders and had to be identified.
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They even told security professionals the feature was out of date and should be turned off if possible years earlier.
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"You want their supporters to get sad, to get angry, to get turned off from their chosen candidate," he continued.
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But it's like you turn a switch on and do it, and then you get turned off and go home.
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The ship's signal had been turned off since August 2017, and the effort to seize it was under court seal.
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He added that users might be turned off by having to buy the external sleep-tracking device for additional features.
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The formerly formidable Serbian press seems to have been turned off, but that alone doesn't explain the last 10 minutes.
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The diffuser includes a built-in warm white light that can be used as a nightlight or turned off completely.
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"It was like someone turned off a switch," said J.R. Ujifusa, a senior prosecutor in Multnomah County, which includes Portland.
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Since 2015, Messenger has offered a feature to transcribe voice clips to text, although it is turned off by default.
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In a news conference Saturday evening, he said that power to affected homes would be turned off on Sunday morning.
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The rule would force automakers to install features that assertively alert motorists that a vehicle has not been turned off.
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Even Republican and Republican-leaning women, particularly those with college educations, appear turned off by Trump's constant attacks on women.
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Upon entering the "club" (loose term), I'm turned off by the crowd and the filthiness (we literally saw roaches, ew).
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"A lot of the folks in the base really were sort of turned off to Brett Kavanaugh," says former Sen.
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People I hear from on the campaign trail have long been turned off by Donald Trump's vision for our future.
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I turned off notifications on my phone a few weeks ago after the news alerts started seeping into my dreams.
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Plus, some of President Trump's allies were turned off by Downing's critical tweets about Trump during the 2016 presidential race.
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Elsewhere, he said, individual sources that tested above the threshold would be turned off until the problem could be resolved.
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The Times reports that the accused officer allegedly turned off his body camera and then fondled the deceased woman's breasts.
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This phase of the safety shutoff also includes some parts of Mendocino and Calaveras not turned off this morning. pic.twitter.
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Yet, later in the day when it's warmer, the holes appear dark, like they were turned off to keep cool.
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According to the judge's rules, electronic devices, including cellphones, are "not allowed and must be turned off" inside the courtroom.
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If you have a Fitbit Versa 2, you'll also want to make sure that "Always-On Display" is turned off.
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Even if you've turned off the setting that allows Gmail to autosave new contacts, you can still do it manually.
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But he said he was turned off from the Bloomberg campaign because of how he was treated at the event.
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Viewers then got a brief look at Siwa's home security system, but she had it turned off for the video.
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The horrifying edge of A.I. is not really HAL 9000, the rogue machine that doesn't wish to be turned off.
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Prosecutors and Mr. Heipt say that correction officers turned off the water supply to Mr. Thomas's isolation cell last April.
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If the patient had an adequate heart rate of at least 40 beats per minute, the devices were turned off.
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Companies turned off about 324,200 barrels of oil and 284 million cubic feet of natural gas by midday on Monday.
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In the UK, retailer Marks & Spencer turned off the music in 2016 after shoppers and workers complained about repetitive playlists.
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When the Edison-style bulbs are turned off, it's clear that they're filled with LEDs and not the real deal.
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When the other officer left the room, Rojas turned off his camera and touched the dead woman's breasts, prosecutors alleged.
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While Google's Location History is turned off by default, the web and app activity tracking is turned on by default.
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The cars are equipped with software that turned off emissions controls unless the vehicle is undergoing emissions testing from regulators.
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While the company beat top- and bottom-line estimates, investors were turned off by the guidance the software company offered.
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The outlets were then turned off, and the water sat in pipes overnight for eight hours before samples were taken.
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