Turning on Twitter these days is like turning on a firehose of political thought.
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"Turning on music in your house is almost like turning on the lights in your house," says St. Vincent's Annie Clark.
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M back in MTV Turning on the TV will soon be like turning on a time machine, now that MTV is planning to go back to running music videos again.
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Employers can opt in by turning on the Motion program.
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Of course, turning on Tracking Protection has another benefit, too.
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They had now turning on the twice failed presidential candidate.
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Impatience is rising and the leadership is turning on itself.
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So is the whole Russia thing turning on the Democrats?
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The tide is turning on surveillance as a social norm.
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Would turning on the moon be different than on Earth?
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She returned to cooking, turning on the faucet full blast.
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Hard to imagine these voters turning on Trump anytime soon.
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I think it's more the earth turning on its axis.
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WOODWARD: I'm turning on my tape recorder, with your permission.
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People loved his music, but they were turning on him.
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You won't see one of them turning on the other.
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He's turning on people that are very close to him.
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He, however, did "cooperate" by turning on everyone, including me!
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Or was she "loosening up" and "turning on the charm"?
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I recommend turning on the automated mode in the settings.
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But you can't start the car without turning on the ignition.
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Elodie celebrates by turning on her vibrator for the first time.
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So now the hypocrites that they are are turning on me.
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The tables are turning on Sunday's episode of Food Network Star.
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You see the phone call mute button turning on and off.
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Turning on Apex Legends shortened the runtime to around 45 minutes.
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Darth Vader turning on his master after seeing his son's suffering.
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In this case, the "catastrophe" would be everyone turning on you.
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Turning on the air-conditioning would just bring the smell inside.
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Turning on the aim-assist makes them as painless as possible.
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The speech resulted in the crowd turning on the Texas senator.
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And then turning on Repeat when I admonish her for it?
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Like a Chrysler car that they had turning on a platform.
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"Apple is hopefully turning on the development afterburners," Mr. Weintraub said.
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Here's everything you need to know about turning on Instagram notifications.
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In part this was because he kept turning on his friends.
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Three years later, the Saudis struck again, turning on the spigot.
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Turning on the effects is just icing on a guitar cake.
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JL: Even Brietbart today is kind of turning on the bill.
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Are Clinton supporters turning on their candidate because of the email scandal?
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OK. It&aposs all collapsing and they are turning on each other.
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Chris decided to settle old Gen X business by turning on Jessica.
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Jon Hamm is turning on those Don Draper charms for Kate Beckinsale.
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Turning on the G7's AI cam made things go really wrong.
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But what's the most benign explanation for Corker turning on a dime?
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I don't really care if the media is "turning" on Taylor Swift.
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It literally makes turning on my phone something I feel guilty about.
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Other OPEC members and exporting nations are also turning on the taps.
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Parents love turning on the radio just to roast today's rubbish tunes.
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For some players, turning on their favorite game is like coming home.
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Parents love turning on the radio just to bitch about today's music.
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In particular, Trump already had U.S. media outlets turning on each other.
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Officials, fearing ouster or even jail time, are turning on one another.
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"Can you imagine turning on someone who saves your life?" she said.
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It was like turning on a light in a pitch-black room.
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Times Insider Jacques Chirac had a habit of turning on the charm.
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Times Insider Jacques Chirac had a habit of turning on the charm.
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Mike: I started turning on the electric wall heater in my house.
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And websites like Breitbart have showed no signs of turning on him.
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Parents love turning on the radio just to roast today's "shitty" music.
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Heterosexual women are turning on to the remote joys of webcam sites.
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"Marco" was loitering outside the embassy, turning on and off his mobile hotspot.
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They also have the option of turning on location services on their device.
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This change was more than just buying a certificate and turning on HTTPS.
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Shout-out to Melania, though, for turning on that smile for the cameras.
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Tethering — or turning on a wifi hotspot — is capped at a 2G speed.
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Perhaps the tides are slowly turning on which of those two is valued.
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No one wants you turning on the gas from a thousand miles away.
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Turning on the lights or getting out of bed never occurred to me.
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Think of it as turning on your map when you're in airplane mode.
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Tellingly, the phone suggests turning on "Life Mode" by default during set up.
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But, by this point, you could tell the tide was turning on Brook.
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"It's the people turning on the people and that's not right," she said.
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"It's the people turning on the people and that's not right," she said.
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But I think with everything happening right now, it's turning on its ear.
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"The diet is turning on the body's ability to renew itself," says Longo.
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She bought it a few months ago, but it recently stopped turning on.
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The test involves turning on the rocket's engines while the vehicle is constrained.
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We think nothing of turning on a light or charging our cell phone.
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Trump has reportedly been warned about the possibility of Cohen turning on him.
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It used to be that turning on the radio was an exciting experience.
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But investors see the tides turning on how oil companies approach climate change.
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I thought about turning on Return of the King, but that felt wrong.
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She didn't see her one true love turning on her in this way.
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Turning on Incognito mode will hide your past maps searches from that person.
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But it wasn't just the downtrodden of the Democratic field turning on Buttigieg.
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Unplug that chip from your brain, and plug in turning on the triggers.
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She became obsessed with cleaning and turning on every light in a room.
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Yet, none of that prevented my brain chemistry from effectively turning on me.
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We lost Rhaegal and Missandei, and the tide seems to be turning on Daenerys.
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Turning on lights or playing your Spotify playlist can all be accomplished with ease.
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Given Snapchat's aspirations of going public, turning on the money spigot is a necessity.
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Bush saw abortion turning on the question: "When does the soul enter the body"?
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The key for all of this is turning on mobile notifications for Trump's tweets.
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Those changes could be turning on multi-factor authentication or turning off email forwarding.
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Will mapping broad arm gestures to turning on your smart lights actually be useful?
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SO WE JUST STARTED TURNING ON ADS AND ADVERTISING IN THIS LOGGED OUT STATE.
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I shot him another icy glare before turning on my heel and stomping out.
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Turning on push notifications can be a very useful and informative thing to do.
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Might we suggest getting a grammar workbook or turning on your phone's spellcheck feature?
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MARKETS have a habit of turning on a dime and surprising the unwary commentator.
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That's what firewatch yells as they throw the switches, turning on all the lights.
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Trump starts his mornings by turning on "Fox and Friends" and taking to Twitter.
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If they correctly navigate step one, step two is simply turning on the autopilot.
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Exactly zero Republican senators have sounded like they're anywhere close to turning on him.
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She lives in fear of turning on the television and hearing Mr. Mateen's name.
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You can find your elevation on Google Maps by turning on the "Terrain" function.
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The mother told investigators her son had a history of turning on the burners.
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Gene expression, or turning on genes to synthesize the proteins they code for, is variable.
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They are trained in nightmare interruption, turning on lights in a room and other things.
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"This is clearly meant for straight people," my partner said, turning on Killing Eve instead.
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This chemical can keep that section of the gene from turning on, as Nature explains.
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Tesla keeps temp below 40C/105F by automatically venting cabin & turning on AC when needed.
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Instead of turning on the television, millions of people can follow along on their smartphones.
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You can tap the surface to trigger events – turning on a light, muting speakers, etc.
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The options market is turning on the stock, too, says Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.com.
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Marie, unable to resist turning on the Arkangel, ensures that she arrives safely to school.
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The crowd stopped turning on itself and instead coalesced around demanding Hillary Clinton's immediate imprisonment.
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Vintage-style turntable Parents love turning on the radio just to roast today's rubbish tunes.
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We'll ask this every week: but is Jaime actually turning on Cersei any time soon?
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It's called Nearby and users can opt in by turning on their Bluetooth and location.
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It's not like we're walking into a room, turning on the lights, and pressing play.
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"I'll make us a nice cup of tea," she says, turning on the electric kettle.
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You can do this by visiting Settings > Photos & Camera and turning on iCloud Photo Library.
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But turning on the new "local data mode" will prevent accidental syncing with DJI's servers.
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People have said they experienced doors slamming, toilets flushing, and faucets turning on and off.
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And if you're grumbling about turning on two-factor authentication, well just suck it up.
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The tubes are "basically gigantic, very expensive thermal flasks," More explained, turning on the lights.
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Sometimes instead of turning on the television I will just watch television on my phone.
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Days go by; the guests become hungry, dirty and hysterical, eventually turning on one another.
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"But we will have to do it by turning on one switch at a time."
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Second, they'll be turning on end-to-end encryption by default for all private conversations.
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In the backdrop is video of people driving, turning on lights and plugging in appliances.
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Our numbers show that 99.9% of identity attacks have been thwarted by turning on MFA.
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Mr. Anwar said he had forgiven Mr. Mahathir for turning on him two decades ago.
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You know, when you hold down the power button–is it turning on right now?
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There was no "turning on the car" or "turning it off" before I got out.
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What if you want to set an away message without turning on Do Not Disturb?
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Apartments are hot enough, so don't make yours any hotter by turning on the oven.
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"What made Michael so good, in your opinion?" he said, turning on his smartphone recorder.
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I think it's as rude as walking into someone's home and turning on the television.
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One implication is that the tide may be turning on 14(c) and sheltered workshops.
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On the left is how Cortana handles voice commands for turning on and off Wi-Fi.
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Then the Fire TV Cube is capable of hearing your command and turning on the lights.
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It's very difficult to imagine so many politicians turning on a president of their own party.
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And if they do it right, New Yorkers turning on their faucets will never even notice.
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Turning on the read receipt lets you say everything you want with no words at all.
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When feeling stressed or anxious, turning on calming music can be as relaxing as a massage.
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Kelly Clarkson "Meaning of Life" Just turning on a Kelly Clarkson track makes my insides vibrate.
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"The tide is turning on Trump," said Rick Tyler, a former Cruz spokesman-turned-MSNBC contributor.
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And with more apps recently turning on encryption, Onavo likely started learning less about their usage.
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Other incidents of hostile simians turning on humans have been reported across Tamil Nadu and Odisha.
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Second, Molotov is nothing like turning on your TV and hopping from one channel to another.
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He then started to examine my body, turning on his flashlight to look inside my mouth.
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But if you're one of 20 elected officials turning on Trump, there's now safety in numbers.
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A vintage-style turntable Parents love turning on the radio just to bitch about today's music.
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Giving the bike a personality makes the idea of it turning on you seem less likely.
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First things first: There is no way in hell that you are turning on the oven.
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If nothing else, we need to know what we don't know before turning on the cameras.
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Meanwhile the president has reveled in the spectacle of two favorite targets turning on one another.
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She was "twisting and turning" on the floor, bleeding and still crying for help, he recalled.
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For the 34.1 percent of phones running Lollipop software, turning on full device encryption is optional.
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Turning on Post Notifications gives you an alert every time that person posts something to Instagram.
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Bannon apparently got the wheels turning on an idea a while back: Holy shit, keep going.
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Ground crews suggested turning on the plant chamber's fans which dried out the plants too much.
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He went to the computer before even turning on the lights; it was a Gateway 20173.
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Turning on Dark Mode is a simple process, available through a Mac&aposs "System Preferences" menu.
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We're used to turning on MSNBC or Fox News and getting the answer that you want.
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There is no risk — zero — of American allies turning on each other in the foreseeable future.
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Exhausted and discouraged by a weakened job market, workers are now turning on that cultural flagpole.
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"The problem is, as we ramp up, it's not like turning on a spigot," she said.
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Turning on the incumbent at the Elysée Palace is a French habit, like impatience with fools.
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During non-REM sleep, neurons start to synchronize, turning on and off at the same time.
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It was a popular device that made turning on your lights as low-effort as possible.
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It would take a little while because oil production is not like turning on your faucet.
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The group has urged monthly audits to determine how often officers are turning on the cameras.
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Turning on "Thrive Mode" blocks calls, texts, and allows users to set up an auto reply.
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A vintage-style turntable Parents love turning on the radio just to roast today's "shitty" music.
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Through voice commands, players can have their console execute various tasks, including turning on and off.
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Politicians fear losing, and the base turning on them is a quick route to that fate.
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Turning on two-factor authentication also helps keep your account secure, even if your password is leaked.
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And even when those phones arrive, the transition isn't as simple as turning on a 28G modem.
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So, yes: Of course it was going to end up with the two turning on each other.
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You might notice that none of those functions involve turning on Google Assistant, and that's by design.
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Some high-profile Trump supporters, including Tucker Carlson and Ann Coulter, are already turning on the president.
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Each room also has Amazon's Alexa for voice-activation control, like turning on and off the lights.
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Just little things like turning on the dishwasher, leaving Kevin a note, and turning off the crockpot.
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They were turning on a popular figure in their own party and losing an effective media surrogate.
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Like turning on the TV with a Jedi mind trick — by holding the remote behind your back.
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Several conservative pundits predicted following Haley's address that she had made a mistake by turning on Trump.
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Agents suddenly poured into the home, turning on the lights and searching it from top to bottom.
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Turning on the air, making more ice or cleaning the carpet is just a voice command away.
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A word of warning: Turning on the Advanced Protection Program will log you out of all sessions.
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Self-driving tech for trucking could someday be akin to a commercial airline pilot turning on autopilot.
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The Right Move From my perspective, turning on Christian is the move that Gabby had to make.
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Rubio turning on the bill would mean Vice President Pence would be needed to break the tie.
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The company claims these chips prevent the pad from shocking people or turning on when liquid's spilled.
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One of life's greatest joys is turning on the "Out of Office" feature for your work email.
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The novel ends with Ajie turning on a light, ending a story that has scarcely just begun.
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"Perhaps there is improvement (for gold) but I don't see it turning on its heels," he said.
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You can make your iPhone black and white by turning on Grayscale in the device's Accessibility settings.
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His former national security adviser Michael Flynn may only avoid prison after turning on his former boss.
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Even the act of turning on the lights for the first time on Thanksgiving evening draws crowds.
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Suddenly social media is turning on our Geotags mysteriously, and this morning our building was vandalized. pic.twitter.
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Europe is turning on itself; political and economic crises could break out in Italy, Britain and France.
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He sought to "put distance" between himself and Guzman before turning on the cartel boss, he said.
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"Turning on Israel at this point, unfortunately, is just icing on a very explosive cake," said Gohmert.
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Gail: My theory is that the alienated voters are now so alienated they're turning on the pollsters.
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Imagine turning on a light switch just by pointing at it, perhaps in combination with voice recognition.
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He showed her, turning on the theremin, and let her make a hesitant music of her own.
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Sierra becomes cruel and vindictive, turning on her new friend after their catfishing scheme goes too far.
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The 91-year-old actor scared the intruder off by turning on a light in his house.
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Pennsylvania is expected to be fiercely fought terrain next year in elections turning on President Trump's popularity.
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Turning on the lights woke up the dozen flies that had taken up residence on the mirror.
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O. falls asleep afterward and I try to sleep, but I end up turning on The Office.
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Before that night, Ms. Gonzalez often didn't bother turning on the alarm system before leaving the house.
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Chinese people are turning on the government as the coronavirus outbreak spirals into the Lunar New Year
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You can also adjust the focus after taking a photo by turning on the post-focus feature.
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That means you'll get voice controls for turning on a show, pausing or playing content and more.
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According to a new CNN poll out Sunday, white people without college degrees are turning on Trump.
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Similar to voice assistants like Siri or Amazon Alexa, the house responds to kids' voice commands in order to take actions, like turning on lights that can be customized with various color schemes, or turning on the shower when it's time for Barbie to get ready for school.
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It's actually a departure for Black Mirror, as most episodes actually deal with the technology turning on us.
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If the reports coming from the Democratic establishment are true then Trump is turning on his platform promise.
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The brand was showing off printed pictures and the hardware, but it couldn't do much beyond turning on.
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"Hermione was that perfect example of turning on its head this initial prejudice that she gets," Watson says.
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The SUV did not stop after hitting him, Remes said, instead turning on its sirens and speeding away.
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I think they're thinking if we keep them happy a little longer, the tide is turning on trade.
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Tim Walz spoke of turning on the television to watch Klobuchar questioning Kavanaugh on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Nobody wants to be lonely, that's why Facebook implies that turning on this option will give you friends.
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One of the biggest signs that you're turning on your partner is an increase in their heart rate.
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That was the hard part: MDMA continued to give me inspiration even as it was turning on me.
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We've seen so many players ruin their positions in the game by turning on their alliances too soon.
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Some footage of squids is projected on a wall, interlaced with colored lights turning on and off quickly.
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As Californians refrained from turning on their spigots, Mother Nature turned on hers over the state this winter.
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Flipping a light switch is less cumbersome than what is involved in turning on lights via an app.
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How did the deserters get so divided that they started turning on one another and engaging in interrogations?
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Still, there is a long road ahead and little indication that Republicans would consider turning on the President.
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Turning on the Star Wars theme music takes five taps on my phone or one request to Alexa.
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Simpson recounted turning on the TV early Tuesday morning and quickly predicting the provision would have to go.
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Since his election, Trump has damned supposed allies and foes alike with faint praise before turning on them.
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There are only a few commands: volume, nav, recent calls and turning on and off the center screen.
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However, it's just not as simple as turning on the sanctions and turning off global trade with Iran.
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Overtime is the ultimate crucible of basketball: five tense minutes, with the game potentially turning on every possession.
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Make sure both of these options have check marks:Stay Connected to the InternetEnable Turning On PS4 from Network
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Sometimes, that means making cookies, but more often it's heating up leftovers and maybe turning on a podcast.
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Rather, the most tense moment hinged on a janky old radio turning on — and it was great television.
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However, having too many startup programs can make turning on your Windows 10 computer an incredibly slow process.
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You can also consider turning on auto-updates for future vulnerabilities as this won't be the last one.
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It may mean keeping kosher and saying the Kiddush, but turning on the television after the Shabbat meal.
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Andrew Das: The crowd is turning on Spain's possession now, whistling as they just toy with the Russians.
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It had become part of the conservative establishment — just as the grassroots right was turning on that establishment.
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One of the pilots said the descent began two to three seconds after turning on the automated system.
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Catfights have had a long history of amusing drag queens and turning on heterosexual men, including in pornography.
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Imagine turning on the tap in the morning to find an unpleasant brown sludge that tastes like metal.
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There's a familiar feeling about turning on a TV channel and just watching a show from the middle.
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This means that I'm avoiding turning on the oven, and limiting time in front of a lit stove.
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It should, seemingly, work, but unfortunately, the demonic shadows can be vanquished by just turning on the lights.
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Boeing is also working through a separate software problem that prevented its flight control computers from turning on.
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Experts, including Citizen Lab, suggest turning on two-factor identification on all accounts to prevent phishing from succeeding.
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His friend crawls out of the vehicle, soothing Nick's soft cries for help by turning on the radio.
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It's responsible for turning on the heat, displaying maps and directions, playing music, and even locking the doors.
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They are therefore dependent on independents turning out and turning on the incumbent (which they usually do not).
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Officer Noor may have violated department policy by not turning on his body camera before firing his weapon.
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But this was like turning on a stereo at max blast, and it just kept coming at me.
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Just by opening any newspaper, turning on the television and going to social media, you can verify this.
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"I've been walking around the parklands, turning on the taps at the bottom of the trees," he said.
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One concern was whether there would be a lag when starting the car and turning on the Dot.
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Just turning on the car required finding the perfect sequence of electrical signals from more than a dozen modules.
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But that does not mean the company will be turning on any of its shut-off rigs anytime soon.
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Styles told Rolling Stone magazine in August that turning on and turning up is part of his creative process.
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I ran it on an Apple iPhone XS after turning on LAT, and I got a "partial protection" result.
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Previously, you could sync this payment information between browsers on different platforms by turning on the Google sync option.
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Pilots have the flexibility of flying however they'd like, whether that's turning on a dime or doing barrel rolls.
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In the last few weeks China has begun turning on the stimulus taps yet again, propping up sentiment there.
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Is it worth $130 to not have to faff around with turning on a mobile hotspot on your phone?
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This means it is caused by a victim's immune system turning on and destroying parts of his own body.
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Usually, such a shader would be taxing, but according to AMD, turning on RIS will create a minimal slowdown.
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Simply turning on the electric vehicles AAA studied in 953 degree weather revealed a 12 percent loss in range.
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If it recognizes that you have an event, it can recommend turning on Do Not Disturb via a notification.
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From there it goes to "Curse," turning on the colors and circling around the group playing out the song.
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Facebook suggests that parents have a discussion with kids about the boundaries they're creating when turning on sleep mode.
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WeWork is reportedly cutting 210,000 jobs as soon as this week, and the staff is turning on Adam Neumann.
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Semi-Automatic Pump: Here, you'll grind the beans and tamp them into the filter before turning on the machine.
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I already love walking into my living room and turning on the TV without having to find a remote.
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Still, in the hospital, he resisted turning on the television until it was time for the 5 p.m. news.
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In his early 50s he woke up one day and felt physically repulsed from turning on the screenwriting software.
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Had any of Manual Cinema creations ever made like the monster, turning on the company that gave them life?
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"When you turn on the turn signal, you're turning on your brain," said Chris Kaufmann, a driving school instructor.
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The sources reportedly confirmed that the jihadi group is turning on itself in an attempt to root out moles.
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The biggest concern for China's leadership is the possibility of North Korea turning on China, the country's only ally.
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"I didn't foresee my family turning on me," said Ms. Ausch, who has also since come out as lesbian.
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If he ends up turning on Trump, this investigation might not be the only one where he'll face questions.
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Once stalwart investors are losing faith in Mr. Musk and his company, and Wall Street is turning on him.
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If you decide to wait, don't procrastinate on turning on traditional two-factor authentication that relies on text messages.
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"Hello, my pretty little firewalls," he says, turning on a dusty screen upon which someone has traced a dick.
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We also end up turning on more Parks and Rec and snacking in bed because why the hell not?
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However, it&aposs important to note that turning on traffic alerts disables talk navigation for turn-by-turn directions.
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It's as perfect a summer dessert as you can make without turning on the oven — a rich, creamy triumph.
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Lead House impeachment manager Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) has wondered aloud why GOP lawmakers aren't turning on the president.
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Proceedings turning on such things would feel like old news if not fake news, patronising and a bit desperate.
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The show tried to feint toward some suspense about Sansa and Arya turning on each other, but come on.
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I remember my mom layering me with extra blankets on chilly winter nights instead of turning on the heat.
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The guy is about to turn 82, and they are sort of now turning on him for creating this situation.
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When I am shivering in the cold water, all I can think about is turning on the delicious, warm water.
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Ahead, is Jimmy Fallon, the only late-night host who hasn&apost been savaging Donald Trump, now turning on him?
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Nothing is as savage as female friends turning on one another at school—worse still when it's three on one.
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Facebook has been criticized for not turning on the feature more frequently in the wake of attacks like in Paris.
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They're eager to claim the support of this demographic and, more importantly, terrified to offend it by turning on Trump.
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Say "Lumos" — a light creation spell — and Remus will lead you out of the dark by turning on a light.
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People seem to be turning on each other instead of embracing what has made our country great over the centuries.
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They said I would need help with everything, from getting dressed and eating to drinking or turning on the lights.
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Lawrence plays a Russian spy who falls in love with a CIA agent (Joel Edgerton) and considers turning on Russia.
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"You ought to try turning on the air conditioning or we are not going to get you paid," Trump said.
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The Kanto earthquake, which was only four years before that was also — in Japan — an equally horrible turning on neighbors.
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Day after day, you pump carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, whether you're driving or turning on lights or eating meat.
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The NCC's statement, therefore, should not be read as a sign that Christians, as a whole, are turning on Kavanaugh.
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Turning on the TV the other day, I saw the smiling face of Betty White talking about her next project.
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Android users will be greeted by this message when turning on Incognito Mode for the first time: You've gone incognito.
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"It's weird, man," he murmurs quietly, before turning on a thousand-watt smile and stepping inside to see his friends.
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There's nothing like snuggling up on the couch, turning on the TV, and briefly delving into the lives of others.
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They can control your home's electronics, turning on lights or hooking up to burglar alarms — but so can smartphone apps.
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From jumping on the 'abolish ICE' bandwagon to turning on the Clintons, Gillibrand always goes where the political wind blows.
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Jon has a lot to do with that, but that fact wouldn't have kept Sam from turning on his friend.
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Turning on high-accuracy modeHigh-accuracy mode is a helpful tool in getting your Google Maps app up to speed.
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Turning on the charm "Like a good politician, he can really turn on the charm with an audience," Beebe said.
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If you find yourself in a pinch, you'll have no problem turning on the charm and changing your boss's mind.
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In the midst of all of this White House chaos, wheels were turning on another front: Trump's 2020 reelection campaign.
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I was enjoying whole parts and then turning on them, caught up in the same second-guessing Lisicky struggles with.
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One resident, Julie Angulo Ramos, 72, went from room to room turning on lights and fans as neighbors celebrated outside.
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In a surprise intervention on Sunday, Mugabe said he would vote for the opposition, turning on his one-time allies.
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He was mad at the media for first mocking Trump during the primaries and then turning on him as nominee.
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Apple also says that turning on FileVault will encrypt everything on your Mac, if you want to be extra safe.
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The dogs are taught tasks like opening and closing doors, turning on lights and calming their owners during panic attacks.
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The caterpillars munched the plants with no extra defenses down to bare sticks before turning on one another for nourishment.
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It's not as simple as a central bank of a country turning on the printing press to issue more money.
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In 1979 they poured onto the streets to bring down the shah; now their grandchildren are turning on the clerics.
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I am scared to see Americans turning on one another because of a difference of opinion — whether political or religious.
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Users will be greeted by streaming content, similar to turning on traditional television, according to people familiar with the matter.
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For them, recording their lives, sharing their stories and being "camera ready" is as simple as turning on a phone.
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There's real comfort in sitting down and turning on NBA TV to watch a game or catch the day's highlights.
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However, he cautioned that there's more to holographic tours than simply turning on a projector on from city to city.
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They're turning on the TV and they're wondering what they're watching on TV. They're asking themselves 'is this a rerun?
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She was just another snake in the pit, and now that they have turned on her she's turning on them.
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Turning on the secondary circuit is not a violation of the nuclear deal, but still showed Iran improving its capabilities.
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Really, what chance does the robot apocalypse have if the whole thing can be undone by not turning on Airplane Mode?
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Unfortunately for the Razer Kraken, actually turning on noise cancellation and ambient noise reduction made the microphone sound worse, not better.
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President-elect Trump and his team could do unprecedented damage just by turning on all the switches at the same time.
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Android 10 users can activate it in a similar way by turning on the dark theme option in the menu settings.
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Volker's full story Romney takes a lonely stand with Sasse Turning on Trump will be a fraught endeavor for any Republican.
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That&aposs no different than turning on NFL and having somebody introduced politics into something that is supposed to be enjoyable.
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One of Cramer's Twitter followers asked him on Monday night if he is turning on Apple, and he took it personally.
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At the time, it seemed like overkill — but knowing that this kind of attack is possible, it's probably worth turning on.
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Turning on a magnetic field causes the particles to arrange into chains, which alter the material's shape, allowing for complex functions.
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Gina Rodriguez just posted a tear-inducing photo to Instagram that will have Jane the Virgin fans turning on the waterworks.
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YouTube today is turning on live video recording directly from its mobile app for creators who have at least 10,20153 subscribers.
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That new standard, as Camp put it, includes turning on Firefox's new "enhanced" tracking protection on by default for new users.
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What happens when people stop being polite, and start turning on each other about 30 days into a new presidential administration?
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Enabling notifications is an opt-in feature – similar to turning on or off push notifications for an app on your smartphone.
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Google has since tried to urge Nest users to practice better security, including turning on 2FA and reseting potentially compromised passwords.
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Turning on a computer at home meant lifting on online tollgate that bullies could speed through to continue persecuting their victims.
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But, turning on Trump now would almost certainly derail the GOP's agenda of repealing Obamacare and overhauling the country's tax system.
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You can activate Alexa by pressing the microphone button or turning on the hands-free mode in the Alexa app settings.
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Power plants, which rely on gas to fuel their turbines, are turning on fewer lights than normal (which is a feat).
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He needs help with a project: turning on every light, every appliance and all seven air-conditioning units in his house.
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It continually requests turning on location monitoring, making Chrome the default browser, and accessing the camera and microphone through other apps.
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The model of broadcast television and advertisements relied on people turning on their televisions to watch shows at a specific time.
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I can capture that 15 to 30 minutes at night or in the morning to read without turning on a light.
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Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) is slamming messaging platform WhatsApp for turning on end-to-end encryption for all of its users.
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And the National Security Agency, presumably, is turning on the "implants" it has placed in foreign systems to detect any attacks.
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The shift in immune system functioning, the researchers found, was mediated by the turning on and off of immune cell genes.
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The utter disrespect of simply walking away when someone is talking -- and turning on a TV in another room -- is colossal.
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In low light, the camera is decent, even without turning on the "Night View" mode which is buried in the settings.
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For several seasons, the show framed these actions as signs of her strength, but now the narrative is turning on her.
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"This is too big a deal for us to miss for class," she said in Spanish, turning on the old machine.
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On Fox News, though, these stories barely made a blip: There were signs this week that conservatives were turning on Pruitt.
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Here are a few reasons why your PS4 might not be turning on, and four easy ways to troubleshoot the issue.
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You can also switch the toggles to change three other settings: turning on automatic recording, prompting recording consent, and playing notifications.
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So, great pipeline with great messaging and actually turning on the loudness is we think a recipe for success going forward.
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If you frequently get up in the night to use the bathroom, you may find yourself accidentally turning on a light.
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As with most cases turning on expert testimony, there are opinions on both sides of the many issues raised by impeachment.
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They could better protect their creditor rights by returning to the negotiating table looking to assist in turning on the lights.
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Samsung said users can ask the smart assistant to carry out tasks like turning on the flashlight or taking a selfie.
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The true test is whether creators have any more patience for a company they continue to see as turning on them.
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So, I tried an experiment: Instead of turning on the TV in my free time, I&aposd pick up a book.
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The rest of Washington may be turning on Donald Trump, but Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is standing by his man.
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Recommended tips include bringing only necessary electronic devices, updating all apps, installing anti-virus software and turning on two-factor identification.
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Those are more random, Steve says, like turning on a radio for a few seconds and hearing a snippet of conversation.
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Venezuela's poor are turning on its president and clashing with pro-government militias Venezuela's poor are turning on its president and clashing with pro-government militias CARACAS, Venezuela — Late in the morning on Monday, April 24, protesters gathered on a patch of grass next to a pedestrian bridge in Altamira, in the eastern and wealthier half of Caracas.
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A single button on the left side serves as the home button, backing you out of apps and turning on the display.
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Then they answer questions or perform any number of functions -- from playing a musical selection to turning on or off the lights.
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The battlefield is turning on a narrow point, and I am a whirlwind of swords, the center of a raucous, violent symphony.
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The easier job involved a light turning on for one second, which the rats could respond to by touching with their nose.
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"Turning on 'do not disturb' while walking may allow pedestrians to reflect and be aware of their environment," Caird said by email.
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"The American of 2017, right or left, is sick of politics within a minute of turning on the TV," he told me.
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" A former inmate told the BBC: "I've seen lads going berserk on it, turning on their best mates, and fighting over it.
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This is a problem we are facing with China, the Chinese are all about face, and now they are turning on us.
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The system is deeply integrated into the vehicle and using it is akin to using cruise control or turning on the lights.
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One of Jim Cramer's Twitter followers asked him on Monday night if he is turning on Apple, and he took it personally.
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From an operational standpoint, autonomous weapons pose a novel risk of mass fratricide, with large numbers of weapons turning on friendly forces.
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For now, others suggest going into Settings, FaceID and Passcode, scrolling down to "Allow access when locked" and turning on USB Accessories.
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"When you see investors turning on the market's former leaders, that tends to spread doom and gloom and pessimism," the Cramer said.
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In other shots, Nespoli filmed Whitson turning on the fluorescent lights along the ISS corridors, creating dramatic patches of darkness and light.
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She says it was only after calling 911 and turning on the lights that she realized she was in the wrong apartment.
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You might also hear that stimulating gains in size and strength is an on-off phenomenon, much like turning on a light.
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After turning out all my lights and turning on the bot, I found the default breathing rate to be way too fast.
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The FAA urged travelers to avoid charging or turning on the phones while on a flight or stowing them in checked baggage.
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With the the tide apparently turning on the shores of hydration, maybe they could start by capitalizing on the rodent market instead.
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In fact, turning those lights on sends a vibrating pulse through the shoe, akin to turning on the PlayStation Dual Shock controller.
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Alexa has fully upgraded herself from playing "Despacito" during inappropriate times to turning on lamps with a (not so) simple voice command.
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Furlexa is also capable of doing anything that Amazon's Alexa could do like turning on lights, giving weather updates, and playing music.
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The country has been torn apart by civil war since 1991, when clan warlords overthrew a dictator before turning on each other.
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Hopefully, this will become a one-click affair similar to turning on Opera Turbo once this feature hits the stable release channel.
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The perception in the media is that Trump's GOP base is turning on him, that the ship is sinking via a mutiny.
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Shortly after the release, a blogger from Android Police noticed that the Mini was turning on by itself, improperly listening to conversations.
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Under the current law, companies have to get a user's consent before turning on features that scan and store faces for identification.
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The company started by turning on the network within 38 U.S. cities and continued aggressively expanding 4G in the U.S. through 2013.
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But he made the mistake of turning on the news, and now he was stuck painting the acting Attorney General, Matthew Whitaker .
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It deploys the pathetic fallacy promiscuously, dipping heartwarming scenes in honeyed light, and turning on the rain spigot during a fraught confrontation.
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On a chilly fall night, there's nothing like curling up with a bowl of popcorn and turning on a spooky Halloween flick.
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Haftar's LNA seized the sparsely populated but oil-rich south of the country earlier this year before turning on Tripoli last month.
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I'm reporting from the trenches: turning on a light for others who are here too, so that we can see one another.
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Then Saleh saw a chance to regain power for his family by turning on the Houthis but was killed trying to flee.
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It's easy, delicious, and worth keeping in your back pocket for the hot, humid days when turning on the stove seems unimaginable.
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There's battle, conquest, siblings turning on each other and murdering each other — it's better than "Game of Thrones," and it's all true.
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Turning on the computer right after rolling out of bed is not enough to get you into the habit of staying focused.
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"That's my hand," Mr. Hanna said, pointing to the fingers turning on the TV and pushing the "play" button on the VCR.
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Since turning on his former boss, Mr. Cohen has become one of Mr. Trump's fiercest critics, offering fodder for the president's detractors.
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Whirlpool said it has received 133 reports of cooktops turning on by themselves, resulting in 14 reports of fire or heat damage.
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This means that the homeowner can control almost everything remotely: from room temperature to opening the door and turning on the oven.
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After all was said and done, turning on my handcrafted Duet felt a little like bringing a small life into this world.
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We have tried turning on the screws, joint military exercises, sanctions and relying on China, and this finely tuned strategy has failed.
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"It's like we are living in a foreign country and we don't have the luxury of turning on a faucet," she said.
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Turning on the television or scrolling through social media is not simply a distraction but also a window into the current moment.
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DiDonato was in full, bright voice, turning on a dime from slapstick to pathos; Ailyn Pérez feasted on the role of Bakst.
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Ignore the cable and Twitter chatter about elected Republicans turning on Trump until a bunch actually do with their votes and actions.
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Unlike your analogy to bursting in and turning on the TV, there is a long tradition of piano music at social events.
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Turning on the news and seeing that somebody's been shot, whether it's Chicago or Syria, it doesn't matter, it's the same thing.
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One of the eggs hit Hughes' hat, and his supporters responded by turning on the Brosnans, pushing them out of the station.
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That would make sense: One of Maduro's biggest concerns is security forces — mainly the military — turning on him and joining Guaidó's side.
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Turning on dehumanization won't immediately lead to massacre, but it does make it easier to make life marginally worse for the marginalized.
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"Why did you ask that, to have a cleavage shirt and a midriff shirt?" she confronts him, turning on her best Scary Spice.
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"Whether it's turning on lights in their home using their phone, or they're adjusting temperatures in their home using their phone," she said.
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We began this rollout nearly five months ago and took the final step of turning on HTTPS across the entire site last week.
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When I let him, he led me up to his bedroom, turning on his boxy PC to play mood music, acoustic and slow.
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The company hopes that by turning on sound automatically, it can keep more users engaged for longer with video content on its platform.
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There's something cool to me about, in 2013, turning on your TV and seeing The Flintstones and having it look like The Flintstones.
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Accompanied by steel drum bands, they march down Flatbush Avenue to Empire Boulevard, before turning on Nostrand Avenue and ending at Linden Boulevard.
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While Trump frequently starts his day turning on cable news and firing up his Twitter feed, Pence begins each morning reading his Bible.
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For Mayer, that means turning on some Daniel Caesar (good choice) and soaking in the candy-colored water of a Lush bath bomb.
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They forced me to reckon with that feeling of turning on the television or opening up the newspaper and never seeing myself, either.
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That you could tell who your friends were because they would gang up on whoever picked Odd Job before turning on each other?
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Turning on the app's flashlight helped, but it also introduced glare to the photos, which made it harder for the app ID them.
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So it also shared its estimates that cover the first period of time, which is turning on the app and waiting for requests.
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You can typically detect signs of this if he starts turning on burners, heating up the oven, or making some sort of marinade.
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Gaines' final recipe is the only one that requires turning on the oven, yet it may still be the easiest of all three.
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The only male character able to make plans and see them through (organizing the heist, killing Gin, then turning on Willie) is Marcus.
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We updated our iPhone and found that you can disable iMessage effects separately, but turning on Reduce Motion won't do it by default.
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Turning on this option will turn on the Desktop and Documents iCloud sync and also enable iCloud Photo Library in the Photos app.
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Even turning on the FM radio is an exercise in patience — and enjoying FM radio is what the Tivoli brand was built on.
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While the FBI agent thinks this is a great idea, Anika realizes turning on Empire's king and queen is obviously a death sentence.
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After turning on the drone all you have to do is go outside, connect to the camera, and press the big red button.
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Turning on an air vent increases air circulation and can move germs away if you're sitting next to someone who might be sick.
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Also, with new Made for Google products, including Libratone's new headphones, the Bluetooth pairing process is as simple as turning on the headphones.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:iPhone Xs (From $729 at Apple)How to mute your iPhone by turning on silent mode
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Do I really want to remember the command for turning on lights in the home and utter six words to make it happen?
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Manufacturers are also looking at software downloads as a new source of revenue, turning on features remotely if the owner pays a fee.
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Mugabe's allies turn In a sign that power in the country is quickly shifting, several of Mugabe's longtime allies are turning on him.
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Such cases turning on the First Amendment sometimes become proxies for the larger, enduring fight over a woman's right to end a pregnancy.
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"We're going to tell Mr. Bannon and any other advisers that we're not going to be turning on each other," Mr. Sanders said.
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Any time I made the mistake of turning on the fan, the vent would fart bits of leaves and dust all over me.
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Meanwhile, with Europe and the U.S. turning on one another, they're missing opportunities to confront shared concerns — most notably on China, Brattberg says.
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These days, rather than turning on the NFL after church on Sunday afternoons, he plays board games and seeks out calming, spiritual movies.
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Of course, aside from specific tasks like turning on a given show, voice isn't a great option for interacting with a complex interface.
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If you use WhatsApp, you can mitigate the risks of this attack by turning on the "Show Security Notifications" in the security settings.
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He turned and crossed the hall into the bathroom and carefully shut the door and without turning on the light lifted the lid.
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As the conservative Drudge Report ran a banner Wednesday suggesting Bannon was turning on Moore, a source close to Bannon rejected the claim.
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The market for virtual assistants, which do tasks as varied as selecting music or turning on and off thermostats and lights, is booming.
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"When you turn on the turn signal, you're turning on your brain," said Chris Kaufmann, a driving school instructor and former police officer.
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Exhausted and discouraged by a weakened job market, workers are now turning on that cultural flagpole, urging the government to enforce labor laws.
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Matter Human cells resist gene editing by turning on defenses against cancer, ceasing reproduction and sometimes dying, two teams of scientists have found.
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He faces a maximum of 65 years in prison, but he'll get way less for turning on those from who he richly profited.
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This involved turning on the phones to full power and placing them next to a tub of liquid meant to mimic human tissue.
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Sanchez, a native of the Dominican Republic, learned from motivational videos Bohling sent him, turning on the Spanish subtitles to better understand them.
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Which is great in high August when you want to roast some chickens and can't bear turning on the oven in the kitchen.
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The source said the process of turning on the computers is performed when the plane is on the ground, rather than in flight.
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I'll exchange heavy, cooked dinners for lighter fare with fruit and veggies and anything that can be assembled without turning on the oven.
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The crisis has left alumni apoplectic, students outraged, donors turning on one another, and the Board of Regents bracing for the next blow.
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You&aposll need to know how to tell your Roku devices apart, so start by turning on one of your Roku devices.2.
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What's happening: General Motors' unprecedented racketeering lawsuit this week against Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is the latest example of automakers turning on one another.
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It's possible there could be a cascade of Republicans turning on him, but as I argued in a recent piece, it's still unlikely.
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I thought of the album's 22016 tracks as cogs in a large machine, slowly turning on the hour, until all possible sequences ran out.
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But when HGTV debuted nearly 25 years ago, the idea of turning on the TV and being entertained by a bathroom renovation was ludicrous.
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They believed that if they extended the number of daylight hours, this would result in people not turning on lights, and consuming less energy.
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The models suggested that HHV-24A and HHV-7 genes were regularly turning on and off human genes in these brains, and vice-versa.
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The damn moments were there—turning on the jets, nailing colorful combos—and we left the meeting hoping they could pull off everything else.
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But just as the sun is setting and solar energy is declining, people are getting home from work and turning on all their appliances.
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So it was disheartening to see her complete lack of interest in the conversation, wandering off to her iPad or turning on the radio.
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But you may want to take some precautions like changing your password and turning on two-factor authentication, if you haven't done so already.
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For one, her social media habits – tweeting shade, using basic Snapchat filters, turning on her phone when she can't sleep – mirror ours almost exactly.
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"They respond by turning on particular developmental gene circuits or by physically changing shape to accomplish some architectural remodeling," she wrote in an email.
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You&aposve heard all this talk, Sean, about a so-called blue wave, it turns out maybe the blue wave is turning on Democrats.
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"Turning on my computer changes the TV to my HDMI... pretty frustrating when the wife is watching one of her shows," writes one user.
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Direct actions — things that don't require a conversation, such as turning on your lights or playing a song — still require a partnership with Google.
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Turning on a television or scaling a bookshelf require a great deal of planning and effort, and there's no one around to help you.
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Your hair is matted to your face, but the thought of turning on your heat-styling tools makes you break out into a sweat.
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I had more than 80 percent of charge left, so it wasn't a situation where the automatic power preservation should have been turning on.
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Another person scoffs at reports that Mr Mueller has recruited a dream team of lawyers skilled in scaring suspects into turning on their colleagues.
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The scientists cooped up there are turning on each other, due to the presence of an alien parasite they dug out of the ice.
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Unfortunately, Panasonic wasn't turning on its prototypes at the show, so I can't opine on the extra large electronic viewfinder on the Lumix S1R.
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When girls wake up, they head to their rooms to get ready, so there's no turning on lights and rummaging around to get dressed.
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But women are often seen as turning on the waterworks just to get what they want, making crying a potentially job-derailing faux pas.
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"When you see investors turning on the market's former leaders, that tends to spread doom and gloom and pessimism," the "Mad Money " host said.
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And, similar to Signal, in regular chats — which sync across devices on Telegram — you have the option of turning on self-destructing messages, too.
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Also, while it might only be a small improvement, turning on dark theme should have a slightly positive effect on your device's battery life.
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In fact, all three countries are pumping at or near record highs, with other OPEC members and exporting nations also turning on the taps.
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But members of the governing party have begun turning on Maduro, like the country's attorney general, who says she is expecting to be fired.
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When things don't work out in the passion department, the scion of Westeros attempts to heat things up by turning on some R&B.
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The insiders who are speaking up are turning on the tech world they helped create — as if they're trying to clear their guilty consciences.
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Can't you just imagine her coming home from school in Perth, Australia (her hometown), turning on her video camera, and dreaming of being famous?
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The app also opens up the possibility of turning on your phone and seeing that a tragic event has occurred in your own home.
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He does not, however, assert that any of this represents criminal obstruction of justice – a legal question turning on Trump's intent, among other factors.
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"So if I wake up in the middle of the night, I can write down my dreams without turning on the light," she said.
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Rohingya who've fled have spoken of their homes being torched, of neighbors turning on neighbors, of relatives taken away never to be seen again.
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That could push lawmakers to vote against protecting Temer from a trial as they worry about voters turning on them in next year's elections.
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Madison turning on the large hotel sign, even for a brief moment, has serious consequences, namely a group of desperate people at the gates.
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Plus, a motion sensing, low-glow lamp makes middle-of-the-night bathroom runs possible without tripping or turning on those obnoxious overhead lights.
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The capital was dark and cold for years, but the World Bank helped bring electricity from Central Asia, turning on the lights in Kabul.
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After all, if you're trying to avoid turning on the lights, couldn't you just plug a regular, $5 nightlight into your bathroom's wall socket?
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Turning on a manager one season after a title might not be the most prudent thing, but it would be a pretty Cubs thing.
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And they say Trump would have no qualms about turning on Kim just as quickly as he praised him if the talks break down.
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Turning on Power Reserve mode will disable any and all notifications and alerts on the device as well as shutting down every other feature.
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Donald J. Trump and his allies are turning on Republican leaders in Congress with an intensity that sometimes matches their battle against Hillary Clinton.
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Meanwhile, this contract should be immediately cancelled so someone capable of turning on the lights for families in Puerto Rico can get to work.
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It came to Ashley Carman's attention this week that some June smart ovens were turning on and preheating to 400 degrees at undesired times.
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It's like having your mom come in the room in the middle of a sleepover, turning on all the lights and ruining the magic.
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Torres hit his first home run on Monday to left field — turning on an 0-1 fastball on the inner edge of the plate.
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Since I got one, I've stopped turning on music or podcasts on my phone and will try to answer all basic questions via voice.
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But turning on his allies now curbs his ability to shape the direction of an effort that's dauntingly complex under the best of circumstance.
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As for the Jonas Brothers, they're on tour following their reunion album Happiness Begins and probably turning on two-factor authentication as we speak.
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With a minimum amount of soapiness, he keeps the pages turning on his love triangles and nostalgic wrestlers and brothers at peace and war.
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Some common ways to reduce mobile data on Androids include prioritizing Wi-Fi connections, moderating personal data usage, and turning on data saver mode.
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It was most valuable for detecting my hand approaching the phone and turning on the facial recognition software so that the phone unlocked quickly.
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It's possible that dust, debris, or even a pet's movements could be enough to activate the power button, turning on the Xbox One console.
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After downloading the mobile app and turning on the UniFi Dream Machine, you get a popup that mimics the pairing popup of the AirPods.
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Recent weeks have also seen coalition partners turning on each other, with UAE-backed separatists fighting Yemen's Saudi-backed government in deadly street battles.
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A hand then reaches in and plugs the battery into the clip, but instead of turning on the bulb, the battery itself becomes illuminated.
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The cast is blessed with richly written characters, but they earn their keep by turning on a dime with each masterful comedic/dramatic line.
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The difficulties we're wrestling with today with narrow AI don't come from the systems turning on us or wanting revenge or considering us inferior.
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As for the animations themselves, many are silent, and many come with the convenient option of turning on English subtitles to understand any text.
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Only one iCloud account can be linked to the device, so unless you live alone, turning on personal requests for HomePod doesn't make much sense.
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The idea behind this test was to determine how dependably both smart speakers performed basic tasks like turning on the lights or adjusting their brightness.
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"To be honest it's really hard not to pay attention turning on the TV and seeing your face everywhere," Antetokounmpo told reporters after Sunday's win.
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Their research, published Thursday in PLOS Biology, suggests a gene that regulates the natural pigment melanin also keeps our immune system from turning on itself.
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Given the luxury of having time to build to an end, don't wait till you can see the finish line before turning on the jets.
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Yet on single "New Religion," which we're premiering here, she's turning on her heel ever so slightly, both sonically and in terms of subject matter.
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It makes turning on your phone a three-step process, when with TouchID all you had to do was stick your finger on the reader.
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What's probably more interesting is that Google now defaults to turning on features like flagging emails from untrusted senders with encrypted attachments or embedded scripts.
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Cramer suspects that traders are closing out their short positions in anticipation of a hot summer, when people will be turning on their air conditioners.
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In the run-up to the release of the live action Beauty and the Beast, however, that trend seems to be turning on its head.
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Bethesda says that turning on just one of several Orion features cuts the bandwidth that's required for a high-quality streaming experience by 113 percent.
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Apple's website recommends turning on Find My iPhone to help locate and, if needed, remotely wipe missing devices, and adding a passcode for security purposes.
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The piece is full of twists and turns, from the small-time beginnings of the hackers' scamming careers to them eventually turning on each other.
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Netflix's docuseries Making a Murderer, released in December 2015, was like a spotlight turning on — overnight — in the case of Steven Avery and Brendan Dassey.
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Just make sure you don't disturb him by turning on the faucet, as the cat-like dog might give you a claw to the face.
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Every night, hundreds of residents living in soaring towers at the Waterloo estate are turning on colorful lights in their windows to illuminate the buildings.
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The DFS is shutting down entirely and the police are turning on each other (which is why Calderoni chose to protect his already vulnerable system).
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But practically, when the accused is one of their own, many liberals feel turning on him unfairly holds Democrats to a higher standard than Republicans.
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You can correct that by turning on the accessibility feature in the settings, which allow a chime to alert you that Google Home is engaged.
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Like before, turning on compatible Fast Pair headphones or speakers will automatically generate a pop-up on your Android 6.0+ phone, hastening the pairing process.
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The documentation reportedly only says that the issue relates to power, and 9to5Mac found that some users have complained about their devices not turning on.
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But he does remember turning on the television to watch the NBA finals and instead becoming captivated by breaking coverage of the cops tailing Simpson.
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"Yeah," the CEO answered, settling back into the driver's seat, his hands clasped together over his stomach, after turning on the car's semiautonomous driving system.
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Sony's menu system is still as hard to navigate as ever, but just turning on Eye AF and slamming the shutter button yields impressive results.
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Taking a simple and easy step like turning on strong multifactor authentication turns out to be an incredibly effective way of protecting your online accounts.
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The pair is at an age when they're still really just kids, unable to fully comprehend why their parents are slowly turning on each other.
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He loves being outdoors, and he's really conscious of things like turning on the water when he's brushing his teeth, and taking a quick shower.
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So I love turning on MLB The Show 17, setting up teams I like to play one another, and sitting down to enjoy the show.
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I don't think that the chatter about the tracking feature of Superhuman is a case of people turning on a startup that has become successful.
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Unclear if Jada is turning on R. Kelly or if she's simply voicing longstanding disdain -- but one thing we do know ... she believes his accusers.
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Currie believes that by telegraphing its exit strategy, OPEC can dissuade U.S. drillers from turning on the taps, thereby preventing another price-crushing oil glut.
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Now, the relationship between the media website and the campaign is undeniable at a time when other right-leaning news outlets are turning on Trump.
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If you are in the chat, you'll get the option to ignore their call, join via video or to answer without turning on your camera.
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The source is a poem by Lord Byron about floating cannibals; it's a powerful metaphor for people turning on each other when times get hard.
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When Cooper attempted to move on to a new question after several minutes of response from both candidates, Trump grew agitated, turning on the moderators.
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Turn read receipts on a specific thread: This is kind of like waging psychological warfare, but just for a day, try turning on read receipts.
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Why expend the extra energy turning on your oven or stove when you can assemble fresh, tasty, and easy meals with no heat required instead?
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After years of public service, we never imagined turning on the television and seeing children living under tents and in cages, far away from family.
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On the first day of debate on Tuesday, lawmakers broke down party lines in turning on each other with catcalls, jeers and accusations of treachery.
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Apple says that some iPhone 6S and 6S Plus models have a problem where a component can fail and prevent the phone from turning on.
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Apple says that some iPhone 6S and 6S Plus models have a problem where a component can fail and prevent the phone from turning on.
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But one need not look further than turning on an iPhone to see that it is possible to provide more privacy protection with less verbiage.
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On both iPhone and Android, turning on Wi-Fi will make Google Maps more accurate, as it scans nearby Wi-Fi signals to locate you.
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Two lawmakers issued dueling statements on Wednesday alternately praising and bashing the popular messaging platform WhatsApp for turning on default encryption for its billion users.
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In an effort to switch up the vibe, I'm turning on Drake's More Life for my first listen, repositioning the device, and closing my laptop.
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This news also signals more developments on the international front: Google also said it will soon be turning on Android Pay in Singapore and Australia.
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Too bad the robots are turning on you … The gameplay of Californium unfortunately can't match its absolutely gorgeous graphics, based on art by Olivier Bonhomme.
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I had no idea what to expect, but various scenarios had begun filling the void, mostly turning on the idea of abandonment and slow death.
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We see big cats — lions, leopards — snatching prey out of trees and on the plains; turning on one another; trying in vain to protect cubs.
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When the Samsas are forced to find employment, even Greta stops tending to her brother, eventually turning on him in a scene of unsettling violence.
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Yet the strike failed, at least in Frankfurt, and the disconsolate D'Eramo, with her fellow organizers now turning on her, attempted suicide by rat poison.
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You will be prompted to first enable your audio, which thankfully means no accidentally turning on your video camera when you're not exactly camera-ready.
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Also, consider turning on Repeated Calls, too, which will allow calls through if it's an emergency and the same person calls twice within three minutes.
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Now, he is trying to build a business centered on customers for whom turning on a light switch is a radical act of upward mobility.
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"Retribution ties you back to the person you're trying to get payback from, instead of turning on your heel and walking away," Ms. Streep said.
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MARACAY, Venezuela (Reuters) - Endy Perez for years started her day by turning on the stove of her small house in the Venezuelan city of Maracay.
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Most national parks, for example, are in remote areas with no cell connection, so turning on location sharing in this situation would waste battery life.
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The mercenary trash people were even trashier than we'd been led to believe, turning on the Alexandrians after striking a better deal with the Saviors.
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For new users, the facial-recognition feature should be off when you sign up, only turning on if you go into Settings and opt in.
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They can apparently sense movement from about 10 feet away, thus helping to guide you across the room without turning on the dreaded overhead light.
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To attract its victim, the glow worm illuminates its net of reflective drops by turning on its bioluminescent tail and shuttling through its mucus tube.
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"All of a sudden, things changed for me, because people -- senators, members of Congress, candidates, business leaders, were turning on CNN and listening," she recalled.
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If it's still dark outside when you wake up, Dautovich recommends turning on a strong light, like the ones used to treat seasonal affective disorder.
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Indeed, Opera argues that turning on both the tracking protection and the built-in ad blocker can speed up page loads by up to 23%.
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By turning on transparency mode, I was able to listen for cars while crossing the street and remain attentive while walking around less safe neighborhoods.
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I'd suggest turning on dark mode, which will turn the menus from white to a dark charcoal gray, which is much easier on the eyes.
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Two lawmakers issued dueling statements on Wednesday alternately praising and bashing the popular messaging platform WhatsApp for turning on default encryption for its billion users.
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The glitch caused the cameras to behave as if someone was accessing the live view mode -- turning on the green indicator light -- when they weren't.
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Kayla says Henry's stepsister put him in the tub after letting hot water run without turning on any cold water, and the results were horrendous.
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The question of what happens if Virginia ratifies the ERA, in other words, could wind up turning on what Mitch McConnell's Senate does with it.
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" She added: "It is concerning to me that people are turning on [Sanders], but more importantly that they're trying to vote in the Green Party.
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Turning on your camera is bad enough, but the existence of the web server on their computers could open up more significant problems for Mac users.
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Compared to an untreated plant, a high-dose plant had five times as much plant left behind because the caterpillars were turning on each other instead.
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Again, using a Chromecast is usually a breeze, but it's just not as breezy as picking up a remote and turning on a TV. Enter Roku.
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One reason that the number may not be bigger is that it will be very, very easy to watch the debates without turning on your TV*.
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It could be the sdtudio lights turning on or off, a drone being launched, or, as in the example above, a loud horn blasting an alert.
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As a young woman, I'm tired of turning on the television or opening my computer and reading headlines about Trump's horrible comments and generalizations of women.
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"The same reason anybody does anything—to feel as if she might not be turning, turning, turning, on this uneven axis in the dark," she says.
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Aviation authorities and airlines across the world have also issued bans or guidelines prohibiting passengers from turning on or charging the phone inside airplanes in response.
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And Sackheim and McMicking highlight this by turning on only one streetlight above him, so he is a tiny figure, isolated in an ocean of dark.
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Her friends are turning on her, and now that her assistant gained powers, she's finding herself in the sidekick role, something that she really doesn't want.
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We hate the thought of any of Dany's children turning on each other, but there are canonical ways for it to happen, based on Martin's books.
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What's changed over the past 24 hours is the target of Trump's ire -- he's turning on his biggest media ally, biting the hand that feeds him.
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Yet if Mr. Cruz holds his lead there, Mr. Reed sees the nomination race turning on Mr. Trump's response before New Hampshire votes on Feb. 9.
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Justin Amash, turning on the fifth-term Republican lawmaker after he tweeted that President Trump has engaged in "impeachable conduct," the Detroit News reported on Wednesday.
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And then we're turning on the buttons of a digital Theremin replica, putting the headphones on one by one, and letting the waves start to sing.
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You can stretch that battery life further by turning on the Battery Saver feature (Settings > Battery > Battery Saver (in the menu icon in the upper right).
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With public opinion turning on him over the Clinton email investigation, however, Comey appeared to realize that he was becoming increasingly isolated after years of stardom.
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The sound of birds, squeaks like sneakers on a gym floor, the rumble of voices, the hiss of a shower turning on, keys rattling, a clang.
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We wouldn't care about Dom (Vin Diesel) turning on his family in Fate if it weren't for the bonds that were established in the first movie.
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Once-menial activities such as turning on and off the lights, using the bathroom or eating a handful of fruit snacks are now a constant struggle.
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"The U.S. is the only power that I know of which is capable of turning on a dime, with a process of self-examination," he said.
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You can start a Mac in Safe Mode by either shutting down and turning on or restarting your computer and immediately holding down the shift key.
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If you're someone who leaves your phone in your desk drawer for most of the day, turning on and off your screen probably isn't the culprit.
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The fact that Trump is turning on so important a political ally as Sessions is further proof of how much the Russia investigation scares the president.
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Coming back from Rio the next morning, and turning on the television and watching the Olympics — it was really hard to swallow, really hard to watch.
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Turning on Trump is not the first, difficult step to GOP survival; instead, it would be a death blow to conservative resistance and revival in America.
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It is a smart and responsible way to free up hundreds of billions of investment dollars and get the wheels turning on long term wage growth.
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The Somali affiliate of Al Qaeda, Al Shabab, created a propaganda video combining Mr. Trump's statement with Mr. Awlaki's warnings about the West turning on Muslims.
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To calm myself down I tried turning on an episode of The Joe Rogan podcast on my phone but got distracted by the act of scrolling.
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There was a media eruption over Rudy Giuliani and his latest round of television appearances, turning on his answers to hypothetical questions, which are always dangerous.
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But he has already said he will not run for another term and may find his party turning on him, even if Britons vote to stay.
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To reduce energy needs, the new Berkeley museum has a monitoring system that senses temperature fluctuations, turning on and off to maintain constant heat and humidity.
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It can also help you interact with your Mac, like turning on or off your Wi-Fi, start FaceTime calls, set reminders, or adjust your volume.
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Twitter should consider turning on some of these rules by default while warning repliers that their messages might not get through unless they complete their profiles.
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McGregor is the big swinging dick of MMA, a onetime plumber who talks about turning on the money faucet every time he gets in the cage.
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Immediately after her death, Plath's family tried to hide that she had killed herself by turning on a gas oven and putting her head in it.
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The spyware lets its operator read the target's phone contacts, text messages, listen to calls, record ambient sound by turning on the microphone, and much more.
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He chose the latter, turning on the jets to beat three L.S.U. defensive backs — he was faster than three L.S.U. defensive backs — to the end zone.
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This week found her again telling Elliot that their parents would be O.K., sealing her commitment to the dream by turning on him one more time.
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We're now sitting in the armored car that they provided for us, but [laughs] the armored car is not — the armored car is not turning on.
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His consistent success is turning on its head the prevailing logic that elite runners must focus early on fewer and fewer events as they get older.
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Turning on Low Power Mode — and turning off power-hungry features like Background App Refresh, Hey Siri and Location Services (when not needed) can also help.
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Andrew Das: England FURIOUS there was no penalty on Mina's tackle of Sterling there, with Southgate turning on the fourth official briefly to make his case.
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And in a race that is increasingly turning on ideological purity versus pragmatism, he needs to choose a lane or risk becoming irrelevant to the discussion.
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"I remember sitting in the summer of 2007 and just every single day turning on the TV" and seeing the news from Iraq, she told me.
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Now, all sides are converging on a smaller piece of territory, resulting in competing forces increasingly turning on one another, in addition to the common enemy.
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Hughes's entry had an "et tu, Brute" quality — one Facebook founder turning on another and threatening his old roommate's fortune — that gave the critique sharper teeth.
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Users can post six second videos to Byte, either by spontaneously turning on the camera and filming whatever catches their fancy, or uploading pre-existing videos.
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BS: NI mean there's a kind of a whole genre of fan fiction about imagining a cascade of senators turning on Trump, and you know what?
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Then we got a new iPad and, instead of surreptitiously turning on YouTube's restricted mode, I told my boys I was doing it — and explained why.
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"I am not sure the extent that it will resonate in public opinion in a campaign where everyone has been turning on everyone," Mr. Kay said.
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Turning on her heel on her way out of the briefing to answer, Ms. Pelosi strode back to her microphones for a lecture about her motivations.
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Instead of slowly rolling out 5G city by city, T-Mobile plans on turning on 5G across 30 cities in the second half of the year.
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A husky has become the unlikely cause of a house fire after turning on a microwave with food inside it, according to fire services in England.
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Since turning on TD MySpend in April, Moven started an app in September called CashNav for the New Zealand branch of Australia's Westpac Banking Corp (WBC.AX).
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By turning on Send Last Location, you'll be able to see the phone's last known location even if it was turned off or the battery died.
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Instead, Najib said 92-year-old Mahathir, the veteran leader who once helped engineer Najib's political ascent before turning on him, appears to be being vindictive.
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A smart home promises the convenience of turning on your coffee maker while still in bed, or switching on a lamp that's just out of arm's reach.
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Hawley said Griffin does a wide range of tasks for her, including opening doors, turning on lights, and helping her access her items out of her reach.
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Turning on the afterburners following his trademark fast start, Coleman breezed home in 2500 seconds at the U.S. indoor track and field championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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The trainers teach the dogs 85 commands that range from the more-basic "sit" to progressively more difficult tasks like turning on light switches and removing shoes.
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Finally, Wind Down helps you put down your damn phone and go to sleep by turning on Do Not Disturb and setting the whole screen to grayscale.
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Following WhatsApp's move to add end-to-end encryption to its platform, another big messaging company is joining the wave of apps turning on expanded privacy features.
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In a demo I saw, turning on Smart Invert Colors and opening News, for example, presents you with a white-on-black interface while leaving photos alone.
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Fourteen years ago, the climax of the first Ratchet and Clank hinged on a betrayal: superhero blowhard Captain Qwark (think The Tick in space) turning on Ratchet.
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Electricity-intensive operations, like pumping water or turning on an automated milking system, disrupts the local power grid by drawing a ton of energy all at once.
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At its presentation onstage at CES this morning, LG showed the Hub bot preheating a connected oven, turning on your robotic vacuum, and controlling your autonomous lawnmower.
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I was in Extended mode, and, once I was done, just turning on Maximum power for even a couple of seconds exhausted the last of the battery.
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After his preamble, Trump read out the poem, which describes a woman who takes in an injured snake that ends up turning on her and biting her.
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It would also insist on turning on my TV to show me Spotify's "Now Playing" screen, which felt a little redundant when all I needed was audio.
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The new shuffle feature, instead, offers something closer to the experience of turning on cable TV, when there was always some classic favorite show playing in syndication.
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Basically, it would allow users to decide whether they'd prefer to see "objectionable" content or not by turning on features like Google's SafeSearch or Twitter's Quality Filter.
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It's possible to set up your devices so that turning on Do Not Disturb on your watch will also activate it on your phone (and vice versa).
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So you can tell Siri "Good Morning" and Home will automate your smarthome morning settings, like turning on the coffee maker, opening shades, setting lights to dim.
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The lipstick trio comes packaged in a circular cash roll box that includes Jenner's birthdate ("081097") across it and the age she's turning on August 10 ("22").
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Apple says its faulty logic boards may have been causing random restarts, screen freezes, and defective startup initiations that prevent the iPhone 8 from turning on properly.
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In many parts of the country, neighbors, friends and family are turning on each other, desperate to protect what little water they have left, police records suggest.
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Zinc concentrate imports continue to run marginally below year-earlier levels but China's smelters have been steadily turning on the taps over the last couple of months.
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The car could then also communicate with home automation systems, turning on lights or opening the garage, for example, and automatically pay for tolls, parking or gas.
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"You can get angry at the fact of just turning on the lights, walking over to the kitchen, and doing this," he tells me one recent morning.
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The Strand bookstore, an iconic New York City landmark, got flak from local press in 2013 for allegedly turning on its awning sprinklers to deter the homeless.
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Then, it'll use that data to figure out when to start waking you up in the morning, either via an alarm or by turning on the lights.
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And really, if you're going to mess around with turning on tethering on your phone, you may as well just use your phone's personal assistant, like Siri.
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Yes, it's true that many winning tribes make the mistake of turning on each other to settle their old scores rather than voting out the smaller group.
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Still, sometimes I just want to open the app to study my ride statistics or map out my route ahead of time without the bike turning on.
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The Keezel Safe Internet Device allows you to protect your connection and ensure privacy wherever you go, and without all the hassle of turning on multiple apps.
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My landscape lighting will stop turning on and off, my security lights will stop reacting to motion, and my home made vacation burglar deterrent will stop working.
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I can even get dressed in the dark so I don't burn my eyes out of their sockets by turning on a light at 5:30AM. 2.
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"They have held tight for a while without turning on the president," said Sipher, who retired in 2014 after spending nearly 3 decades with the intelligence agency.
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The technology features a "voice activity detection" circuit capable of distinguishing ambient noise from speech, turning on on-board speech recognition hardware when it detects the latter.
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Bannon is not turning on Sessions, but pleaded with him to investigate Clinton at a rally in Alabama on Monday night for GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore.
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Turning on the lights, the computers, and finding the energy each day to go out on a limb to pursue your dream takes true grit and courage.
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"So (we're making) good progress on getting our systems back in operations, but the process isn't like turning on a tap," Monaco said on a conference call.
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Instead of simply turning on, the system also has to find the other speakers and connect before you'll be able to take advantage of the surround sound.
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The Resume Assistant also gives you a shortcut to turning on LinkedIn's Open Candidates feature, which tells recruiters that you're interested in learning about new job openings.
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By turning on Track Changes under the Review tab, you can view exactly what changes were made to the document at what time and who made them.
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If, instead, the tide is turning on Trumpism and the 2020 election results reflect that, Bolsonaro may very well be held accountable abroad for his hyperviolent rhetoric.
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He said it was "confounding" that Apple hadn't heavily invested in mergers and acquisitions, given its cash position — but the tide may be turning on that front.
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"When you turn on the turn signal, you're turning on your brain," said Chris Kaufmann, a driving school instructor who specializes in teaching people who drive V.I.P.s.
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His turning on the Dreamers like this even as he supposedly advocated for them was a blood libel beyond anything I have heard from an American president.
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If the sound quality of your call isn't consistent, consider turning on Meet's live caption feature, which provides text to accompany your call's audio in real-time.
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The Japanese ice dancers Kana Muramoto and Chris Reed have been turning on lamps that mimic sunlight as soon as they awaken to rev up their bodies.
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Smart home appliance maker June is planning an immediate update to its iOS and Android apps to prevent users from accidentally turning on the company's smart ovens.
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The Verge reported yesterday that a few June Oven owners experienced their ovens turning on overnight and preheating to 400 degrees Fahrenheit and higher without their knowledge.
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One former official at Fact-Based Communications said it would not be hard to imagine Mr. Friedman turning on a business partner if it served his ends.
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While white people have the luxury of turning on any given channel and seeing themselves reflected with nuance and depth onscreen, black people haven't been so fortunate.
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You can check by opening Google Maps on your phone, going to navigation, scrolling down to the section under "walking options" and turning on "detailed voice guidance."
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In daylight, you obviously don't need the light, but for night reading, it's a much better solution (for your bed mate) than turning on your night light.
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Turning on character count will keep you aware of how long your messages are, so you don&apost drown your recipients in walls of text, for instance.
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Indeed, we were all given to cuddling, and we all wore sweaters, too, to avoid turning on the zone-heat, for which we were constantly house-scolded.
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In fact, Opera argues that turning on both the tracking protection and the built-in ad blocker can speed up page loads by up to 23%. 6.
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To the scientists' surprise, "turning on" M.C.H. cells during the retention period worsened memory; the mice did not remember which toys they had already seen and smelled.
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The glitch caused the cameras to behave as if someone was accessing the live view mode -- turning on the green indicator light -- when in fact they weren't.
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Dignitaries onstage push a button turning on the 50,000 multicolored LED lights during the Christmas tree lighting ceremony at Rockefeller Center in New York City, Dec. 4.
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In his native Australia, "birds that are running out of insect food are turning on each other," he said, adding that this is likely a global phenomenon.
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Lawrence detailed very well how the new user interface works, and what you can do to avoid turning on sync in Chrome if you don't want to.
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The devices are increasingly interconnecting with other devices, too, so simple tasks such as turning on the living room lights or locking the front door are even easier.
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Once again, Soli is part of its implementation, turning on the face unlock sensors in the device as it detects your hand reaching to pick up the device.
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As of today, Telenor, the carrier based out of Norway with operations in some 13 countries covering 203 million people, is turning on Facebook for 36,000 employees globally.
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After enabling push notifications, watching a short video introduction, and turning on my location settings, I was shown a feed of "whispers" (images and videos with text superimposed).
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Now, he's going to do whatever it takes to discover the truth about her killing, even if it means turning on the people he was most loyal to.
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Her early missives do appear to be a signal that James is eager to get the wheels turning on a contentious mayoral primary, even if it's years away.
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Last year, the Minneapolis Police Department paid $55,203 for products designed to automatically record police interactions without officers having to worry about manually turning on their body cameras.
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"Today we're announcing that we're actually turning on LTE (long-term evolution) in our two biggest markets, in Toronto and Vancouver," said the unit's chief executive, Alek Krstajic.
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She told us on "TMZ Live," the man was punching and shoving her seat way more violently prior to her turning on her phone to capture his behavior.
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American companies, at the behest of Trump and company, began turning on the Chinese giant, and what they're stripping away will undoubtedly impact Huawei in a material way.
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However, there's plenty of evidence that in a casual context — turning on the TV or whatever — you can dilute the message by putting too much information in it.
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While Berndt was able to hack the short range radio and create his own MagicBand functions, like turning on lights, the long range antenna is much more powerful.
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Yesterday, The Hollywood Reporter broke the news that Universal and Fox both paid a shitload of money to get the wheels turning on two different Uber-themed movies.
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"Right now, we're only turning on the Avatar Editor itself, but Xbox dashboard integration will be coming soon to Insiders," explains Bradley Rossetti, Microsoft's Xbox Insider Team Lead.
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He claimed she was an ambitious and manipulative social climber who seduced him before turning on him when she did not get a permanent position in the Vatican.
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European website Eurogamer obtained what it claims is the redesigned console, and it's hard to refute video footage of the thing turning on and booting to the dashboard.
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You can also defeat the exploit by turning on "invisible mode," which seems like the first step you'd want to take if you were worried about being tracked.
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"The meeting seems to have been conducted so as to have maximum impact by turning on a dime from 'chit chat' to explosive and frightening abuse," she said.
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The president has already bemoaned his former aide's treatment and called Manafort "brave" for not turning on him; Trump has also conspicuously declined to rule out pardoning him.
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Filler took her computer to an Apple Store, claiming the "mouse was acting on its own and the green light for the camera started turning on," she said.
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Anyone walking down the street, turning on the TV, or looking through social media has probably already gotten bombarded by ads flaunting summer bodies, bikini diets, and more.
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Carriers in Korea and China, meantime, are set to start turning on the networks this spring, with carriers in the United States planning rollouts for later this year.
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For example, a fix for Spectre led to issues turning on some computers with AMD chips, and a Meltdown patch for Microsoft Windows required changes from antivirus makers.
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"Will Robert Mueller's big time conflicts of interest be listed at the top of his Republicans only Report," Trump wrote, before turning on the special counsel's top lieutenant.
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Indeed, Gulf cartel leader Cardenas Guillen earned the nickname "El Mata Amigos" (the friend killer) for, unsurprisingly, turning on those close to him amid the greed-driven infighting.
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Anyone can take over and "drive" the experience, choosing what's shown to everyone, whether that's selecting a video and fast-forwarding, running a slideshow, or turning on music.
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"What people don't understand is being a tough guy is the ability to suffer," he says, turning on its head the idea that deceives so many young men.
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But with the tide turning on PEI, New Brunswick is left on the wrong side of history—the lone holdout in the fight against the freedom of choice.
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Christopher Myers, Caterpillar Myers keeps the gears turning on Caterpillar's lobbying machine, balancing a federal and international portfolio that covers issues such as infrastructure, tax reform and trade.
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He moves constantly, restlessly — pacing and jittering and signaling, bellowing instructions and calling players over for brief conclaves and turning on his heel to consult with his bench.
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Ms. Van Duzer, 60, and her 20-year-old daughter, Alyssa, cloistered themselves in their living room, firing up their gas fireplace and turning on their space heaters.
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Turning on autopay can help, but if you run short of cash and switch it off, you can easily overdraw or miss payments or accidentally carry a balance.
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Chandler and Monica use this episode to finally admit their commitment to each other, but not before Phoebe attempts to break him by turning on the charm offensive.
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Investing can get emotional, and it doesn't help that you can see how you're doing throughout the day by checking a stock ticker or turning on the news.
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While Firefox is the first browser to start turning on DoH by default, other browsers such as Chrome, Edge Chromium, and Brave have also started supporting the feature.
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Become A Freelance Social Media Manager With an increasing number of businesses turning on social media to attract customers, the need for social media managers is also growing.
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Rudy Giuliani detailed his "insurance policy" that he has repeatedly mentioned when asked about President Donald Trump suddenly turning on the attorney as the impeachment inquiry roils on.
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There, black men complained of being stopped by the police for trivial reasons, like grabbing at their sagging pants or turning on their blinkers too soon while driving.
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The markets see very little chance — or none at all — of passing the proposed tax changes as the Republican-controlled legislature keeps turning on its own executive authorities.
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In addition, it can safely power down, turning on only when it needs to take a measurement, so that it can spend months observing the under-ice environment.
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When you're overworked and overwhelmed, the motivation to have dinner with a friend versus turning on Netflix and eating pizza with your spouse can be hard to summon.
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But the fingerprint / power button combo avoids these problems, elevating a key part of the computer experience — turning on your laptop — into a more efficient and elegant process.
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There isn't an up-to-date guide on turning on encryption on all Android devices, so you're going to have to poke around yourself, or ask a friend.
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First and foremost, Mr Hussain wanted to shift perceptions of young Muslim men by turning on them the kind of admiring lens usually reserved for the highborn and famous.
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Turning on the TV is easy for a human to understand, but the simple command lacks the instructions a robot would deem necessary in order to execute the task.
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Aono and his colleagues also found that the switches seemed to interact with each other, such that turning on one switch would sometimes inhibit or turn off others nearby.
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These exceptional dogs are trained in nightmare interruption, retrieving items from a distance, turning on lights, and acting as a buffer by taking specific positions next to their handler.
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He also tricks the Guard into turning on Allie and is the reason she and Will are locked up and resented by the town at the end of season.
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Kassa wrote the lyrics for "Mac & Cheese" by turning on a Beyoncé instrumental and spitting what he calls "improvised gibberish," which producer WILS stitched together into the final track.
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There's no sign that Trump is turning on Giuliani, whose crusade to get Hunter Biden investigated in Ukraine -- without any evidence of wrongdoing -- has caused Trump so much trouble.
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The company didn't say how much turning on all Orion features would improve a stream, although Altman says that various kinds of games will benefit more from different features.
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Another reason this is a historic week — and what President Trump should really worry about — is that lots of different Republicans have been turning on him over different topics.
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The connected home has been a big theme at CES, and today Comcast is turning on a new service that underscores its intention to be central player in it.
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When Quinn throws out a scenario like, say, manipulating a contestant into showing vulnerability by exploiting her PTSD, Rachel only hesitates for a second before turning on the charm.
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Instagram is turning on a feature that many users have asked for, letting users add photos and videos from their camera roll – even if they're older than 24 hours.
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Because the A50 doesn't have a dedicated night mode, turning on the Pixel 3a's Night Sight makes the gap in image quality between the two phones even more extreme.
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Shia LaBeouf's back in the Donald Trump protest biz after turning on his webcam in Albuquerque ... where cops are NOT anticipating the kinda violence the display sparked in NYC.
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He had entered through the sliding glass door upstairs and left through the front door, Ms. Wardlow said, turning on the kitchen sink and stove fan for ambient noise.
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In addition to turning on the game's battery saver mode, you can also turn on your phone's battery saver mode as well to squeeze out even more play time.
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Amid reports of explosive Note7 earlier this month, India's civil aviation authority, DGCA, had restricted users from turning-on or charging the Galaxy Note 7 when on a flight.
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AT&T turning on Call Protect by default is a helpful addition, but it's still not a blanket fix for the robocall plague that people might be wishing for.
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After turning on the windshield wipers and slamming the brakes in an unsuccessful attempt to force her off the hood, the carjacker gave up and fled into another vehicle.
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A subsequent ruling lifted various limits on individual donations to those groups, turning on the unlimited spigot of cash as long as the PACs don't coordinate spending with campaigns.
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Legal experts say Giuliani may have been trying to keep Cohen from turning on Trump, since Trump has previously said he had no knowledge until recently about the payment.
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Paul and Adina hide inside his house for days, never letting the curtains part and never turning on the radio or TV (the neighbors could notice and report them).
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Apple's competitors such as Samsung and Huawei have 5G smartphones on the market while China is expected to begin turning on its high-speed networks in the coming months.
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Now, not only are our phones smart, our entire house has a mind of its own, with air conditioners cooling, music playing and lights turning on to greet you.
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When a president addressed the nation, such as Lyndon Johnson's historic speech about voting rights in March 1965, anyone turning on their television would be watching the same thing.
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While self-driving cars are still figuring out how to deal with four-way stops at intersections, artificially intelligent robots turning on their creators still seems a ways out.
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Central banks are shutting down the music and turning on the lights after a near decade-long bond market party that resulted in ultra-low yields and low volatility.
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So, rather than losing support from establishment Republicans who are turning on Trump, it is more likely that Balderson is suffering from a lack of support among Trump loyalists.
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The week before the 2016 election, a contest that wound up turning on just tens of thousands of votes in a few Midwestern states, Hillary Clinton campaigned in Arizona.
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It's at this point I found myself guiding Chris around the home, performing mundane tasks like taking out the recycling, cleaning the dishes, and turning on the water heater.
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Reading the online news and turning on the TV for coverage of the convention after leaving The Q causes me to wonder whether I was ever there at all.
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For the simple idea of sitting them all at a table and turning on a couple of movie cameras, the director Roger Michell should get a royal commendation himself.
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Back then, learning about a strange, offensive, grotesque, or hateful subculture, in its own words, wasn't as easy as turning on the computer and finding its niche presence online.
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We have to speak a very specific command to trigger a virtual assistant to control a device, like setting the temperature on a thermostat or turning on a lamp.
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I mean, they seem to be, Cory Booker does, you know, some of them are really starting to beyond ... Yeah, I don't think it's necessarily about turning on tech.
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And he is known to bore easily, while also turning on advisers who don't tell him what he wants to hear, or who grab too much of the spotlight.
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Tech Tip Q. On the new iPhone system, where did the button for turning on AirDrop go when you swipe your finger up from the bottom of the screen?
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She wrote that she had previously been unplugging her June every night, after she heard the initial reports about the ovens turning on in the middle of the night.
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The MAM Glow in the Dark Night Orthodontic Pacifier has a glow-in-the-dark handle that helps sleep-deprived parents find the pacifier without turning on the lights.
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Even a successful House vote to impeach could be a mere formality, given the infinitesimal chance of a significant number of Republican Senators turning on their own political leader.
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First, Firefox is turning on a controversial new encryption methodology by default in the US. Second, Amazon is expanding its cashierless Go model into a full-blown grocery store.
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We went to parties every weekend at some family friend's house that always concluded the same way: an adult drunkenly puking and another one turning on the karaoke machine.
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"I do have the experience of feeling like a stranger in my own country, turning on the news and seeing my own rights coming up for debate," Buttigieg said.
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Amazon really needs to improve this if it wants people to rely on Alexa for anything beyond carrying out simple tasks like turning on lights or checking the weather.
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London (CNN Business)The European Central Bank is turning on the stimulus taps again, pushing interest rates further into negative territory in order to support the region's flagging economy.
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Asked if he felt his own party was turning on him, Harris told WBTV that Republicans were certainly not "circling the wagons" around him, as Democrats were with McCready.
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If he does end up turning on Trump, Cohen's role in payments for alleged Trump affairs is unlikely to be the only topic prosecutors will want his perspective on.
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They tend to be volatile, turning on unrelated political events or even the weather, which is thought to have influenced Colombia's 2016 referendum on a peace deal with insurgents.
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The Never Trump movement within the Republican Party — with its fantasies of a contested convention, of unbound delegates turning on Trump en masse — was officially pronounced dead Tuesday night.
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If you have an audience as big as BuzzFeed's (75 million plus, per comScore), turning on banners, particularly those sold coupled with data promising advertisers precision targeting, is instant revenue.
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That said, the routines I tried largely amounted to turning on the TV and opening an app, so I'd have to use the remote to pick a movie or show.
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Stephen Bannon was removed from the National Security Council yesterday in a surprise move that suggested the Trump team is turning on Bannon, the president's chief strategist and longtime ally.
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Meanwhile, over in iOS land, while you can get some of the same effects of a dark mode by turning on Apple's Smart Invert option, it's not quite the same.
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Every night for the past week, after my wife and child were sound asleep, I've been placing a PlayStation VR headset over my face and turning on Resident Evil 7.
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Inauguration day drew about 300 members of Parliament, 17 lords, the archbishops of York and Canterbury, and the Prince of Wales, who had the honor of turning on the system.
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Elle described read receipts as a secret weapon used by "digital dating assassins," referring to the common practice of turning on read receipts in order to psyche out potential paramours.
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Smart Home Hacks Away Lighting: Even if nobody's home, Alexa can make it look like the house isn't empty by turning on connected smart lights and switches while you're away.
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The exquisitely cast series vividly delivers the details of the case in crackling form, turning on a dime from pathos to humor to horror to legal drama and back again.
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You can set the right mood in your own kitchen by turning down the lights (here's a cheap and easy lamp dimmer you can buy), and turning on some jazz.
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Another passenger, Vladimir Philidore, said the woman became unglued for no apparent reason and confirmed that she directed her ire at the bus driver first, before turning on the passengers.
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If you're really feeling ambitious, turning on smartphone notifications makes sure you see every time we tweet out a new deal — not everyone refreshes Twitter religiously like we do, apparently.
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Once the gears started turning on that road trip to entrepreneurship, I was determined to bring my idea to life — even though I was still in school at the time.
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The upgrade is designed to let people more easily make changes with their favorite internet-connected devices, whether that's turning on certain lights or lowering the temperature in a room.
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His one tweet has been seen by 24 million people, and many of them are amplifying the message with a retweet and are now turning on and using image captioning.
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Even R. Kelly's longtime friends are turning on him, like hip-hop icon Grandmaster Flash, who says you won't hear him play a single Kelly hit song from now on.
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"The X-Files" may have come and gone , but if viewers want to spot a UFO, perhaps they should trek across the U.S. instead of turning on their TV. Casino.
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"Users who want data like their browsing history, passwords, and bookmarks available on other devices must take additional action, such as turning on sync," writes Chrome product manager Zach Koch.
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Bamenga then took the children to the bathroom where she drowned them in the bathtub before confining them in the kitchen and turning on the gas stove, the release states.
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This malware might do everything you would expect a spy to be after: remotely turning on a phone's mic or camera; collecting files stored on the computer, or reading messages.
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Most of the interactions are still driven by voice commands, but certain things can now be done by touch, such as turning on smart lights or running an Alexa routine.
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If you own a compatible device and live in a soft launch market, you can toggle on the feature by going to Settings —> Connections —> Voice networks, and turning on VoLTE.
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Everything I'd panicked about pre-Botox — facial paralysis, not being able to show surprise, my friends turning on me because I looked like Stepford wife — well, none of that happened.
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Even after turning on Jason and Scot, he still seems to struggle with playing a strategic game and often becomes abrupt and dismissive when he's forced to make hard choices.
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In the lawsuit, the government claims that the Weather Company deceived users into turning on their location tracking, saying it would only be used to receive more precise weather reports.
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Turning on automatic updates for both apps and the operating system is one of the easiest and most effective ways to secure your device as quickly and permanently as possible.
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Walking away may not be working Trump's strategy of torching a meeting, turning on his heel and raising the stakes is familiar from his life as a real estate magnate.
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Turning on Alexa Cast is not very different from using Google Cast: Simply hit the Alexa Cast icon and choose the Echo device where you want your music to play.
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But McCann foiled the strategy, turning on a 76-mph breaking ball on the inside part of the plate and hitting the three-run homer for a 4-33 lead.
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Not only does that clean up the look of the board, but it means you can ride the M22 like a regular skateboard without ever turning on the electric motor.
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"If you've set your own house on fire and watched it burn for eight years, finally turning on a hose doesn't make you a hero," she said in a statement.
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Apple's developer website shares the details on "SMS and call spam reporting," which is described as an app extension that users will have the option of turning on or off.
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Jericho had a grand idea for WWE's Festival of Friendship segment on Raw, an elaborate celebration on Jericho's part that would end with Owens turning on him, to everyone's surprise.
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Every night for the past week, after my wife and child were sound asleep, I've been placing a PlayStation VR headset over my face and turning on Resident Evil 23.
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The big picture: The Internet of Things can make some tasks more convenient — like turning on and off the lights without getting out of bed, or controlling kitchen appliances remotely.
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Referendums tend to be volatile, turning on unrelated political swings — or even the weather, which is thought to have helped swing Colombia's 2016 referendum on a peace deal with insurgents.
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The brewing giant Anheuser-Busch, which just announced that it will be producing hand sanitizer, got into the spirit by turning on an elaborate display at its St. Louis headquarters.
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By turning on these lights and regulating their intensity, hatchet fish blend in with light flowing down from the surface, becoming invisible to predators looking up for silhouettes from below.
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The lack of evidence that the new voting restrictions actually prevent a problem — while potentially causing new ones — is one of the big reasons courts are turning on the measures.
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James Loney added a two-run homer in the ninth, turning on a 95-mph fastball from reliever Fernando Rodney and pulling it to the upper deck in right field.
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"I do have the experience of sometimes feeling like a stranger in my own country," he said, "turning on the news and seeing my own rights come up for debate."
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If you're using Google Chrome, and want to make your searches private by turning on "incognito", know that Google adds these private searches to the profile it has of you.
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And Ross Douthat says that absent a major witness turning on Trump, the inquiry has the potential to devolve into a vague miasma of scandal that lacks any sharp narrative.
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He's an uncaring sociopath — sending his wife away, turning on his trusted lieutenant Don Neto (Joaquín Cosio) — but he craves the approval of his surrogate father, Governor Celis (Rodrigo Murray).
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About 400 lasers shot to the ceiling from the ground, turning on and off to sync with a thunderous soundscape and form a shocking, endlessly shifting grid of red light.
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If you just have two pages of apps, that stops some of that, because you don't just end up turning on just through this behavior ... So what should be on?
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The beautiful ghost Marie may attract him, but Rivette suggests that she may be dangerous in the film's first moments: he dreams of her turning on him with a knife.
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A number of YouTube creators will be turning on Premieres after VidCon, including Simon & Martina, Leroy Sanchez, Jackson Bird, Los Polinesios, Ari Fitz, ZerkaaPlays, Theskorpionshow, Laura Kampf, Vintage Space, Yammy, R.LUM.
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Other than just wanting to see the weirdest thing to be on television in quite some time, I can't see newcomers turning on any of these episodes and being particularly enraptured.
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Conservative television personalities, radio hosts, and media outlets know they serve an audience exceedingly loyal to Trump, and that turning on him could alienate the people who effectively sign their paychecks.
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The exploit could allow cross site scripting in some apps by turning on nodeIntegration, a method that allows the app to not only connect to its own modules but also Node.
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I'm talking, of course, about the non-nudity version of mooning: Turning on your iPhone's "Do Not Disturb" mode — and activating the little gray moon — for a disturbance-free lock screen.
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Like every other live sports event, the best way to watch this one is by turning on your TV. It's easier to watch live sports on TV than on the internet.
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"Before DACA, Individual Plaintiffs, brought to America as children, faced a tough set of life and career choices turning on the comparative probabilities of being deported versus remaining here," he wrote.
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Turning on login verification from the web: Using a third-party app to generate secure login codes: Some password managers, including 1Password, offer built-in code generators for two-factor authentication.
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Once we all understood the directions, Wong stepped aside, turning on a speaker on top of the fridge with carefully selected background noises and watching us perform the task at hand.
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The average contract rate on the popular 30-year fixed loan hit the highest level in more than a year on Friday and shows no sign of turning on its heels.
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But if true, this kind of behavior is criminal For the immediate future, though, what will likely worry Trump the most: At last, the GOP seems to be turning on him.
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But users have started turning on its creator, Niantic, after a blog post by a former Senior Engineering Manager at Tumblr which labelled Pokémon Go malware and a "huge security risk".
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What kind of a week includes Congress turning on the president, Barbies in wheelchairs, adorable wire fox terriers, and actual, genuine discussion over where politicians fall on the moldy jam issue?
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Kenny, who along with Callum Skinner and Philip Hindes, got the wheels turning on Thursday with a surprise win over New Zealand in the team sprint, has become the team's talisman.
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And that was another amazing experience I had with that record—instead of anybody in my family being upset or turning on me, it opened up this great discourse about religion.
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I remember turning on the bell, and the next thing that I remember is when I came to my senses I was standing up in the locomotive cab after the accident.
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Hayu won't be available in the United States; instead, it's coming to the UK, Ireland, Australia, where keeping up with NBCUniversal's reality TV hits isn't as easy as turning on E!
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The A 10 Fusion processor uses a mix of two low-power-efficient cores, which can handle most tasks by most users and keep the higher-performance cores from turning on.
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Kamworor flipped the script from that finish, turning on the pace during the final two miles, about the same point in the race where he faded from contention one year ago.
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If you're really feeling ambitious, turning on smartphone notifications makes sure you see every time we tweet out a new deal — because not everyone refreshes Twitter religiously like we do, apparently.
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Moscow shows no sign of turning on the Syrian leader, who, although not particularly well liked in some Moscow foreign policy circles, is seen in Moscow as an anchor of stability.
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But if turning on the oven isn't your jam with all this heat, try her recipe for cool Chinese smashed cucumbers or this exceedingly simple Greek tomato salad from David Tanis.
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After turning on Screen Time and setting up a passcode, you can limit screen time with specific apps, choose which websites can and can't be visited, limit iTunes purchases, and more.
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Take Out Serving Bowl, available at CB2, $7.95Dress up your next night in by transferring the lo mein from your favorite neighborhood haunt into these before turning on a Netflix marathon.
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The report suggests that the hackers may be trying to capture victims' passwords, and provides a set of mitigations for victims, such as turning on multi-factor authentication for industrial systems.
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Clinton thanks Ilana for her commitment to the campaign, and then the scene ends with Clinton turning on a car dealership air dancer because she thinks it will boost office morale.
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Then, turning on my computer, I found myself unexpectedly staring at a photo of former Flint Emergency Manager Darnell Earley in a plain gray shirt, looking morosely down toward the floor.
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It postulates that McConnell and various GOP senators facing reelection in 2020 or 2022 will calculate that turning on Trump just might offer the best way of saving their own skins.
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It was as if Sontag could only accept a version of herself that was turning on itself, a snake not consuming its own tail but perpetually trying to bite it off.
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I have lost count of the number of articles with shiny headlines about how Mr. Trump has finally met his demise or how the G.O.P. has finally begun turning on him.
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By extracting ribonucleic acid or RNA from the flash-frozen samples, she'll be able to see what genes are turning on and off and compare differences between the types of coral.
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Hollywood films like "Blade Runner" and "The Terminator" franchise have instilled in us a sense of dread at the thought of an AI going against its programming and turning on humans.
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The resumption of airstrikes in the area comes as the Houthi rebels and their allies around former president Ali Abdullah Saleh have been on the verge of turning on one another.
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Luke is seen turning on the lights in the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon, appearing there in a functional state of mind for the first time since the original Star Wars.
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Turning on Wi-Fi is the easiest way to connect your Windows PC to the internet, and if you don&apost have an ethernet connection, it&aposs likely the only way.
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Needless to say, it's pretty tough to do trivial yet essential things, like turning on a light, if you don't have immediate access to the software that function might depend upon.
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Mahathir, who helped Najib's political ascent before turning on him as the accusations surfaced, led a campaign to unseat him, appealing to voters' disgust with a government apparently mired in corruption.
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Of course, it can't actually match a reference monitor, but turning on Creator Mode made colors appear much more accurate but less vibrant than you might be used to on other phones.
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With everything from reproductive rights to healthcare to our literal planet on the line, turning on your TV or scrolling through your Twitter feed can be a brave — and profoundly disappointing — act.
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I felt momentary horror when I glanced up and saw one pulling up beside me, only to realize there was no one inside it and the wheel was turning on its own.
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India too is turning on the taps for public works, finally putting resources behind the push to enhance and improve the country's creaky telecommunications, transportation and logistics infrastructure to facilitate economic growth.
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The gesturing feature lets you activate often used features—like turning on the flashlight, opening the camera app, or silencing your phone—by flicking your wrist or flipping your phone upside down.
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Though we haven't seen her do it in a while, Arya could kill Jaime, steal his face, and then kill Cersei — which would be totally wild and require Arya turning on Jaime.
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That makes it easier for people to understand what's really going on in the world, and why it matters – even when they're not good about turning on the TV news every day.
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We also recommend turning on the setting "Get alerts about unrecognized logins," which will prompt Facebook to warn you if someone from a new IP address or location logins into your account.
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For example, you might have seen a video of builders with "superhuman tape measure skills" messing about on a construction site, opening doors and turning on light switches with their tape measures.
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I interpreted this as Mae becoming the true zealot the Circle's leaders pretended to be, turning on both the rebel and the establishment to lead the Circle toward a post-privacy world.
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The lighting inside each nook is warm and inviting, and you can ask Casper to wake you at the end of your session by turning on the lights gradually, like a sunrise.
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The design of that screen flow encourages actually reading about what you're turning on, too, instead of just scrolling by and hitting accept like you do with the iTunes terms of service.
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Uber Trip Experiences will include getting a playlist for the duration of the ride, being informed on offers near your destination, or turning on the heating when you're on your way home.
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Instead of turning on that dreaded overhead, these lights can show you the way with just the right amount of brightness to guide you in the dark without trying to blind you.
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Last year the team sleepwalked to a "mere" 71% winning percentage in the regular season, before turning on the jets in the playoffs and winning the NBA Finals four games to zero.
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Turning on Bluetooth is a way of sucking up more data and making more money — something companies surely knew when they decided to focus on location-dependent services and Bluetooth-dependent hardware.
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The wheels are turning on Didi Chuxing's first major expansion in Latin America after the Chinese ride-hailing firm announced moves into Chile and Colombia to double its presence in the region.
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Instead of just turning on and off the lights, the system can act as a manager for an entire connected home, bringing security, music, lighting and climate tech all under one domain.
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One is smart plugs — some even with thermostats — that brute force the solution by turning on and off the entire outlet, but those don't have the full feature set I'm looking for.
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It took several phone calls to Apple before I was told that turning on "Purchase Sharing" is the only way to give up to six of my family members Apple News+ privileges.
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Much of this case hinged on the false testimony of Taystee's fellow inmate and (up until now) close friend, Cindy Hayes (Adrienne C. Moore), who received immunity for turning on her friend.
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Opposition legislators are developing an amnesty proposal meant to coax disgruntled military leaders into turning on Maduro, based on what they say are conversations with active officers who are eager for change.
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It's also turning on support for DASH and VP2360 ingestion, which in layman's terms means broadcasters will need to send about half as many bits to deliver a super high-quality stream.
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While I looked forward to the collagen supporting my joints all day, I felt very guilty about turning on my blender when my kitchen shares a thin wall with my neighbor's bedroom.
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Previously House Republicans appeared to be turning on the administrator whose controversies splashed across news shows for weeks, but most seemed satisfied with his appearance and promises to learn from previous mistakes.
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If you're still rocking the four-year-old iPhone 6S or 6S Plus, there's a slight chance you may have run into a big problem where the phone simply stops turning on.
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Other chilling reports at The Marshall House include faucets turning on by themselves and the sounds of children running down the hallways, even when there aren't any children staying at the hotel.
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Parneros sued the company in August and also accused Riggio of engineering his firing after turning on him when an unnamed company withdrew a takeover bid for the company in early June.
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"While I heard him break the law on some of those tapes, I never heard him do it by turning on his enemies and trying to put them in jail," Dean said.
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Terrell Owens says the Dallas Cowboys have a long history of turning on superstar players and running them out of town ... and he doesn't want Dak Prescott to be the next victim.
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Hers was the first open door on the right, and without turning on the light he could see from the doorway that Amber was in her bed, under the covers, breathing steadily.
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One explanation, he and Dr. Van Allen said, is that the immune system may recognize that cells in which genes are erratically turning on and off are dangerous and should be destroyed.
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Even white men without college degrees — the very core of his base — are turning on him, with 50 percent approving of his performance and 35 percent disapproving, down from 56 to 34.
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Either exercise first thing in the morning then [get] showered and dressed or head straight to getting ready for the day before you pick up any technology or turning on the news.
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I'm curious about turning on things like some of the e-commerce functionality we've been developing with Woocommerce, memberships, those things I think would be very, very interesting to the Tumblr community.
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Two smart oven companies — Tovala and Brava — want you to know their ovens aren't capable of accidentally turning on in the middle of the night, like a few June Ovens recently did.
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When it announced that it would be turning on DoH by default last year, Mozilla said that it would allow for opt-in parental controls and disable DoH if Firefox detects them.
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"I don't know what kind of hotel this is," Trump warned the venue's management, "but you ought to try turning on the air conditioner otherwise we're not going to get you paid."
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The latter include "The Gilded Six-Bits," with its plot turning on heartbreak and betrayal; "Spunk," a spooky adultery fable drenched in swagger; and "Sweat," a nail-biting tale of domestic terror.
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The computer issue was observed when booting up the computers on a Max and involves the so-called software power up monitoring function, which checks for anomalies when turning on the computers.
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But in the lobby surveillance video released by the police, the woman is seen turning on the man and attacking, swinging the purse, and he seemed to recoil in shock and flee.
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Trump's motivations for suddenly turning on Fox illuminate just how little tolerance he has for criticism as well as how much loyalty he expects — including from America's top-rated cable news network.
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Congress has yet to roll out comprehensive legislation that would create federal standards for self-driving cars this year, but the wheels have started turning on new efforts to draw up policy.
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The government said the Weather Company, the business behind the app, unfairly manipulated users into turning on location tracking by implying that the information would be used only to localize weather reports.
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One prosecutor told a judge ex-members of Tekashi's crew "wanted to super violate him" following his appearance on the 'Breakfast Club' ... where he accused his inner circle of turning on him.
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It helps when they decide it would be fun to scale a bookshelf, or when I want to know if they are actually asleep before turning on the TV in the living room.
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As the weather begins to heat up outside, many home cooks are looking for ways to create satisfying meals without turning on the oven, and our eyes inevitably land first on leafy greens.
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Time was, watching the Olympics just meant turning on your TV. The Games played in the background, and you'd just yell to anyone else in the house when your favorite athlete finally appeared.
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PEBBLE BEACH, CA. (Reuters) - Tiger Woods made another awful start before turning on the afterburners to shoot two-under 69 in the final round at the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach on Sunday.
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Last year, academic researchers found that if you provided the social network with a phone only for the purpose of turning on two-factor, advertisers could then use that number to target you.
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If you have a fourth-generation Apple TV or an iPad that's also a Home Hub, Eve Degree can automatically trigger different actions, like turning on a humidifier if the air is dry.
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Memories are still fresh of Israeli fans turning on the LeBron James-led Cleveland Cavaliers after that team fired its Israeli-American coach, David Blatt, halfway through Blatt's second season with the team.
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Apple gave the example of opening a door at night and having outside lights turn on for just a few minutes, instead of turning on and staying on as they'd have to currently.
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Google Assistant and the iPhone's Siri can do some of this stuff (turning off Wi-Fi, taking a selfie, turning on your flashlight, etc.) but they don't get quite as granular or specific.
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A sitting president openly turning on a Senate majority leader of his own party in such a fashion is practically unheard, yet it's another norm destroyed since Trump's rise on the political scene.
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Most of us can't help being chained to our screens for unhealthy amounts of time each day, but turning on dark mode wherever possible is a tiny luxury we should all indulge in.
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Alexa will offer parents a customizable goodnight message to help them get started with Routines that includes options like turning off the lights, playing sleep sounds, turning on the nightlight and other options.
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With a single "Hey Siri" request, you could activate your whole morning routine like turning on your lights, getting your commute time, hearing the forecast, and finding out when your first meeting is.
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Same with turning on my lights every time the door contact sensor was opened or closed – near instantaneous results, and no connection drops or delays in the few days I've been using them.
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Ideally, this would translate to turning on the grill and buying more A1 sauce to slather on a fresh burger, but do not underestimate the instantly gratifying lure of a drive-thru window.
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" As for turning on the page on her previous relationship, Frankel said, "In your mind, it's like anything else – you imagine this whole thing: you're going to be dancing naked on a table.
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LiveLike uses Virtual Reality to bring you and your friends together in a sports viewing experience that's as easy as turning on your TV and as thrilling as going to the stadium. Fanmode
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Hanging over all of it, they're bearing the guilt of a single devastating failure: the death of the family's second son, who was taken after turning on a loud toy in the forest.
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I read articles on Le Figaro and Le Monde (I was a French double major and try to do something every day to keep my proficiency up) before turning on more Mrs. Maisel.
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Further down the Accessibility menu are even more options for tweaking how iOS works: Turning on subtitles and captions by default, improving audio quality for hearing aids, ignoring repeated touches, and so on.
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One technique involves the player reorienting their visual perception by turning on the spot and stopping after a few turns facing in a new direction, allowing them to carry on walking straight again.
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So if turning on HDR from the PS22160 Pro settings panel gives you an error, try digging around your TV display settings to see if there's an HDR option you need to toggle.
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Police have to inform members of the public when they turn the camera on "as soon as practical," with a red light on the front of the device turning on when in use.
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Cersei is now pregnant with their child, and Jaime is almost certainly turning on his sister — at least in part — with the hope of keeping his unborn child safe from the walking dead.
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"You're talking about a whole generation who know their experience of turning on the lights as not being connected to a coal grid very far away that's making somebody rich," Boeve from 350.
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Audio is louder and clearer and I find myself turning up the volume to catch up on YouTube videos at home instead of pulling out my iPad or turning on my MacBook Pro.
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