Want to stay up to date with a favorite show?
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Read only if you're up to date with the series.
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Keep up to date with Accounting on the official website.
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Keep up to date with Squanchtendo on the official website.
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" She adds: "I'm not up to date with the new filters.
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I'm not up to date with every album that comes out.
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Keep up to date with Alt + Esc on the official website.
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You guys keep me up to date with all things I miss.
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Where Can I Keep Up To Date With All The New Information?
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Click here to stay up to date with Thimble's latest electronics kits.
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Follow the show here to stay up to date with the latest.
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You can get up to date with days one, two, and three.
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Have you been keeping up to date with the integrity-fee debate?
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And company policy is not always up to date with the courts.
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Find Fauna pennies and keep up to date with the project here.
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Meanwhile, preventative recommendations include: Staying up to date with all vaccinations, including polio.
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I'm on Twitter all the time and keep up-to-date with people.
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You can do that and still stay up to date with your DVR.
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Teens and adults also should also be up-to-date with their vaccinations.
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Stay up to date with the latest on the coronavirus outbreak news here.
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I love being up-to-date with the latest slang and rap stars.
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Reformation's most apropos pair-up to date, with cool-girl group Haim, drops today.
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That means ensuring its laptop is up to date with new features every year.
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Other reasons: Staying up to date with products and watching or reading interesting content.
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Keep up to date with Rick and Morty news on the Adult Swim website.
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Other reasons: staying up-to-date with products, and watching or reading interesting content.
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In Chicago, Trump hailed Poland as being up to date with its defense contributions.
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It's very important you stay up-to-date with the current Jo Bro hairstyles.
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I research chemical compositions on Wikipedia and keep up to date with new drug discoveries.
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Groupon will keep your valentine up to date with all the deals happening around them.
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Stay up-to-date with trending videos and don't be afraid to try different things.
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To stay up-to-date with his adventures be sure to follow his Instagram account.
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It is also crucial to keep computers up to date with the latest security software.
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Always up-to-date with the most recent research and careful integration of that research.
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The app is consistently updated to keep it up-to-date with the newest hotspots.
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Be sure to follow Axios on Twitter to stay up to date with today's news.
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But Amnesty said it had documents to prove it was up to date with payments.
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Keep your antivirus program and operating system up-to-date with the latest security patches.
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Check back here later on Wednesday to stay up to date with our latest coverage.
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Want to stay up to date with this year's IGNITION conference and all things media?
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You can register here to keep up to date with what TechCrunch will be doing there.
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Even though she is 75, she likes to stay up to date with all social media.
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So they can still keep up to date with what I'm doing everyday and my lifestyle.
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You can stay up to date with byte at its website and on Instagram and Twitter.
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Yeah, of course man; I've always got to keep them up to date with what's happening.
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Apart from its 2018 dues, North Korea said it is up to date with its payments.
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I watch Shopify Academy training modules and keep up to date with online marketing and advertising.
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The Impeachment Today podcast gets you up-to-date with the day's most important impeachment news.
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For family members, they can stay up to date with what's going on with their loved ones.
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The Whispersync feature makes sure users are up to date with both the text and audio versions.
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Whatever you back up, Degoo will keep it all up-to-date with automatic file change detection.
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Stay up-to-date with McClymont during his Beam Time residency over at his blog and website.
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"It will stay completely up to date with all the Chromecast dongles in the field," says McRae.
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It keeps us on our toes and up to date with the latest trends in the space.
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Katharina enjoys staying up to date with the latest fashion trends, and favors a Louis Vuitton bag.
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We will do our best to keep this guide up to date with in-stock purchase links.
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Stay up to date with Borders by following Johnny on Facebook and signing up for the newsletter.
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You should remain vigilant and keep up to date with the latest developments, including via the media.
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Stay up-to-date with where your money is now, as well as your current investment mix.
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Patients don't always take their meds and don't necessarily know if they're up to date with them.
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Groupon gift card Groupon will keep your valentine up to date with all the deals happening around them.
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They're entertaining, carefully crafted, and the perfect way to stay up-to-date with acquaintances, friends, and celebrities.
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Target has its own clothing brands in order to keep customers up-to-date with the latest styles.
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Keep up to date with David Bowie on his website, and see more of Johan Renck's work here.
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For example, providers may have to build tools, install software or keep agencies up-to-date with developments.
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Stay up-to-date with C.D.C.'s travel health notices related to this, as well as other outbreaks.
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TLS 1.3 by default also brings better performance benefits and is up to date with the TLS standard.
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"We really try to keep ahead of culinary trends and stay up to date with them," said Gill.
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That's quite a departure from the way the last seven presidents have kept up to date with critical intelligence.
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Sure, you might have to stay up-to-date with online culture for your job, but on the weekend?
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What's more, it appears that the information the apps pull isn't up-to-date with last-minute registration changes.
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And keeping a large network up to date with the latest security updates can take time and is costly.
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They've not kept up to date with the digital world and in particular the world that kids socialize on.
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In Singapore, they get 100 hours of training a year to keep up to date with the latest techniques.
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I actually have no idea; I'm not up to date with all the Kanye tweets from this week yet.
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It automatically backs up all your files and makes sure they're up to date with automatic file change detection.
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The Photos app is still receiving some new features to keep it up to date with the iOS version.
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Keeping up to date with the curriculum, so to speak, is a responsibility that falls largely with each surrogate.
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Aston Martin is a small carmaker but still needs to keep up-to-date with the latest technical wizardry.
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By doign so, he also essentially obligated himself to keep the country up to date with the FBI's findings.
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If you are up-to-date with your app version, a pop-up will appear to tell you so.
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The map also has a Twitter account, so you stay up to date with other new or vintage games.
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After completing my part-time MBA program, I continued taking courses to stay up to date with everything finance-related.
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Plus, they continually add new classes every week so you can always stay up-to-date with the latest technologies.
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Updating your software will keep your Amazon Fire Stick device running efficiently and up to date with the latest features.
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Go deeper: Our health care earnings tracker is up-to-date with Q4 release dates and 6 quarters of data.
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This way, account holders get themselves up to date with filing amended or delinquent returns and resolve their tax obligations.
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Her dad gave her newspapers to read to make sure his daughter was staying up-to-date with current events.
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But to do that, you need your books to be up to date with the latest revenue and expense details.
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How were you managing to stay up to date with Taylor news while still delivering spicy takes on your account?
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Since building codes are not up to date with tiny houses in every state, some contractors are making serious mistakes.
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Stay up to date with the film and check out more of Jan Koester's work on the Talking Animals website.
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I also think that hard copy textbooks are outdated and aren't up to date with the generation we live in.
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Notifications on your phone and computer are great for keeping up to date with breaking news, weather and traffic updates.
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What better way to remind our representatives that keeping American law up to date with technological progress is Congress's job.
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Keep these important components up to date with the latest security enhancements, and you will be better off than most.
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And if Sharapova was just following her doctor's orders, why was her doctor not up to date with WADA regulations?
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You can manually update Skype on your computer and ensure that your app is up to date with the latest features.
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It not only brings its app up to date with everyone else, it makes the whole experience a lot less painful.
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However, between appointments, experts recommend staying up-to-date with regular trims, deep conditioning treatments, and glosses to keep hair healthy.
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She dedicates a large chunk of her day to keeping her fans up to date with a constant play-by-play.
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Android 9 is to be expected by this point, but Honor's right up to date with Google's security patches as well.
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Or, instead of just including that you love to write, keep your profile's publications section up to date with new articles.
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Social media can be a fun and informative way to stay up-to-date with friends, co-workers, celebrities, and politicians.
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Therefore by altering the order, the change hopes to keep users up-to-date with the latest and most relevant posts.
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That's because I rely on NASA's social media platforms to stay up-to-date with the space agency's breakthroughs and announcements.
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In between track practices, Jackson stayed up-to-date with spring football by borrowing iPads that came preloaded with the playbook.
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The zoo even recorded a segment of the surgery on Facebook to keep Nora's followers up to date with her progress.
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The health department is now advising residents in the area to make sure that pets are up to date with vaccinations.
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On the other hand, it also proposes some changes that will help bring the law up to date with the tech.
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They also get to stay up-to-date with emerging technologies and talk directly with the people who are developing them.
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If you want to keep people up to date with photos of your toddler, this is a quick and efficient method.
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Santi Subotovsky, Emergence Capital — Keep employees up to date with the latest info and equipped with the tools to work remotely.
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He was believed to be "up to date" with immunizations by his parents but had never received the second "booster" vaccine.
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You'll get up to date with Apple's newest iOS update and learn to code using Swift5, design with SwiftUI, and more.
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There's a brand new way to stay up-to-date with the latest exclusive PEOPLE stories — and it starts on Monday night!
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The Tor Browser has always been based on Firefox, but is now right up to date with the modern look and code.
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You can stay up to date with the Borders journey on Facebook, Instagram, or by signing up for the Vox Borders newsletter.
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Castle, part of YC's Winter 2016 class, is trying to bring the industry up to date with its automated property management platform.
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So the best way to keep up-to-date with them is via the IRS' Tax Scams / Consumer Alerts page, located here.
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" — 14-year-old "I like Twitter because it is how I keep up to date with things going on in the world.
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"People sign up to date with me because I make dating fun, and I help people be themselves more," Silberberg told me.
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Moore's spokeswoman Chamberlin did not immediate respond to a query from CNBC about whether he is up-to-date with those payments.
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CNBC International ensures no matter where you are you can keep up to date with the latest breaking business and financial news.
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For more online tips and tricks, check out the episode above, and stay up to date with Trixie and Bob on VICELAND.
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The OnePlus 212 Pro ships with Android 2899 Pie, so it's up to date with the latest and greatest version of Android.
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Why would we do that when we should go ahead and bring it up to date with the lessons we have learned?...
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The problems, he indicated, were a symptom of getting the slow-moving bureaucracy of the government up to date with new technology.
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There are also 18 huge jumbotrons around the grounds to keep fans up-to-date with all the day's twists and turns.
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"There are countries who have not updated their surveillance regimes to be adequately up to date with the current threats," he said.
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One of the best ways to keep up to date with the latest Samsung handset news is by registering with Carphone Warehouse.
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In addition to keeping Windows up-to-date with the latest security enhancements, antivirus software can prevent malware from infecting your computer.
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It is our duty (*types in thick, British accent*) to be up to date with any new The Crown details that emerge.
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At the time, only about 65 percent of those in the designated age group were up-to-date with an approved test.
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The app's description notes the browser homepage is designed to keep you up-to-date with news, cricket and entertainment from top sources.
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As for groups, they can come in useful mainly for staying up to date with industry trends and news, whatever your calling is.
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To stay up to date with all of Gizmodo Media Group's midterms coverage, sign up for our new Halfway to Hell newsletter here.
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" Setting yourself up "I believe it is important to stay up to date with the latest and the best technology you can afford.
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However, Samsung has done a poor job keeping the unlocked Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge up to date with the latest Android software.
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The optional navigation app has predictive qualities that update in real time, which brings it up to date with others in the industry.
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Tsalkanis stays up to date with his fantasy city, updating reconstructions constantly for better quality of models and better archaeological and historical accuracy.
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The release is primarily focused on developers, looking to make sure their apps are up to date with Android P when it ships.
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You can stay up to date with all the latest news as it goes down in San Francisco with our live blog coverage.
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That means staying up-to-date with your industry as it evolves and making sure that's reflected in your online presence, said Pua.
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You can listen to the podcast or keep up to date with sex/tech hack-a-thons or exploratory labs on the site.
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The service also keeps everything up-to-date with automatic file change detection, and even replicates your backup for extra peace of mind.
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To hear more of Sevdaliza's The Suspended Kid, check out her SoundCloud, and stay up to date with new work from her Facebook.
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This smartwatch keeps you up to date with notifications, tracks your fitness, and lets you control a variety of functions with its touchscreen.
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To keep up-to-date with the various fraud schemes going around, visit the "Imposter Scams" page on the Federal Trade Commission's website.
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I'm a big sports nut, and have gotten super into the app Clutchpoints for keeping up to date with pro scores and analysis.
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Throughout the renovation process, Deandra kept the DLBA up to date with her progress by sending them photos of the home every month.
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Whites are significantly more likely to be up to date with colorectal cancer screening than Hispanics — 2628 percent compared with 28503 percent. 22019.
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Most of the tools above have apps so that you can stay up-to-date with your social media accounts while on the go.
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He's a reporter for Keem's DramaAlert, and a go-to resource for people who want to keep up to date with their favorite creators.
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She said that she'd like to create a Facebook page so we that his keep up to date with him, new name and all.
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I buy more classic looks in clothes and focus on accessories to keep me up to date with what's in style at the moment.
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They are also aiming to get their charges fully up-to-date with compliance requirements, given the murky, unregulated world of ICOs these days.
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Have you kept up to date with current trends in heavy metal, despite, thankfully, opting to keep Diamond Head a strictly classic-sounding band?
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Most states will have an annual report requirement that essentially requires keeping your LLC's contact information up to date with the Secretary of State.
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You can keep up-to-date with all things Brexit by subscribing to our weekly Brexit round-up from our leading team of journalists.
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The podcast is designed for anybody who likes to read and wants to stay up to date with what's happening in the book world.
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Since then, the trainers have kept followers up to date with her recovery process, from her first steps to eating to everything in between.
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Most of her waking hours are now spent recording gameplay, fielding emails, responding to comments, and keeping up to date with other YouTubers' content.
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She keeps up-to-date with her pricingAccording to Huldt, the typical OnlyFans model charges $9.99 a month, a bit more than her $6.50.
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What you can do on an iPhone Many iPhone owners are far more up-to-date with their mobile software than Android device owners.
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So if you think you're up to date with Kate Moss, Taylor Hill, Misty Copeland, Jamie Chung and Alexa Chung you're in for a surprise.
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Those who like to follow fashions trends and keep up to date with latest technologies will spend a little more to try Dyson's new product.
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While watching a launch on a phone may provide a somewhat miniature view, mobile apps can keep you up to date with ongoing status reports.
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Some additional highlights from the "Trump's America" Twitter list include: Track Trump A simplified way to keep up-to-date with what's happening in Washington.
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To stay up-to-date with the latest reveals on all things Google, Android, AI, VR and AR, follow along with Mashable's live blog here.
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It brings the story up to date with Meghan's wedding and the birth of Prince Louis, a third child for Prince William and Kate Middleton.
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Real reform should be about bringing the law up to date with the realities of today's internet ecosystem and then letting the music market work.
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The record release show is happening August 18th at Gramps in Miami, FL, and you can keep up to date with them via their Facebook.
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The public can get involved through the VGHF Patreon funding page, with supporters invited to Google Hangouts, and kept up-to-date with VGHF's progress.
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The bill would have brought Texas up to date with similar laws that have been in place in the UK for over half a century.
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Start by making sure your phone is up to date with all the available software for its apps and operating system, and restart the device.
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The Ireland-based company gave a buoyant first-quarter report last week in which it said it was up-to-date with its regulatory filings.
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But it's about making incremental changes that allow you to keep learning and stay up-to-date with your industry as it evolves, said Mahadevan.
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As the summit unfolded, Trump kept up to date with Cohen's testimony from his suite at a Hanoi hotel despite the 12-hour time difference.
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Consider joining the mailing lists of your favorite local organizations to stay up-to-date with protests and essential information on the issues you care about.
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And now Ava DuVernay's 13th is literally a chronicle of black American suffering that brings us up to date with all the (filmed) police brutality happening.
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Sadly there's still no iPad version of Google Calendar, so you'll need another option for keeping up to date with your own life on Apple's tablet.
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They'll keep you up to date with all the goings on in healthcare while I delete my Twitter app and take a break from it all.
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One staff member's sole task is guaranteeing long-term digital preservation, keeping up-to-date with new systems and moving data to new platforms when necessary.
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People are working from home, trying to keep themselves entertained, or staying up to date with the pandemic, and internet usage has surged across the world.
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It's a little frustrating not being able to vote because I'm not a U.S. citizen, but I enjoy keeping up to date with what's going on.
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By posting on the Bleeping Computer forums, he has been able to keep victims up to date with his findings and updates to his decryption tool.
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Make sure to stay up to date with the Women Rule community in 2020 by signing up for the newsletter and tuning in to the podcast.
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The Open Sourced Reporting Network is an email community that will keep you up to date with the latest ways you can contribute to our reporting.
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Ochoa told Insider that keeping your pet up to date with their shots is actually an easy way to prevent costly medical problems down the line.
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The good news is, you'll never have to do it again if you follow Roberts's advice for keeping your wardrobe up to date with who you are.
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Citgo has been so crucial to Venezuela that its bonds are the only debt issue that has been kept up to date with creditors by the government.
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The shift to OMNY is meant to speed up access to New York City's transit system and bring the system up to date with other modern systems.
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It's a clear effort to return Facebook to what it used to be, a place for friends to stay up to date with each other and communicate.
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SwayFinance: keeps users up-to-date with their company's finances to help keep track of health of their company without leaving Slack or constantly pinging team members.
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This is great if you want to stay up to date with close friends and family, but aren't keen having random internet users wandering across your profile.
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WhatsApp group chats can be incredibly useful — the perfect tool for organizing social events, or keeping up to date with news from places like your children's school.
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Basically, the concept behind what we're doing with the apparel space is we're following trends, we want to be up to date with everything that's going on.
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And he's been using Twitter, Instagram and TikTok to stay up to date with medical colleagues around the globe, sharing both funny videos and substantive scientific data.
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Nemmer receives Klopp's training schedules in advance; she is kept up-to-date with bulletins from the club's doctors, its physiotherapists, its fitness coaches, even its psychologists.
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If you already pay for Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, or Hulu and aren't concerned with being absolutely up to date with what's new, then you're good already.
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We'll be corralling the best deals on tech, and keeping our coverage up to date with new Lightning sale items, while eliminating old ones to avoid any confusion.
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People who work with accurate spatial information and rely on positioning technologies will need to keep up to date with the important changes being made to Australia's datum.
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You can, of course, get email alerts for Facebook and Twitter, update your status via email, and keep up to date with Facebook notifications in any RSS reader.
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The national exam ensures that they're able to practice anywhere in the U.S., and the continuing education requirement keeps them up to date with current ideas about nutrition.
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Beyond that I think bringing a game with this perspective/style up to date with the tech we have access today really puts a new spin on things.
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Here is a helpful guide to the journalists, advocates, and experts you should follow on Twitter to be up-to-date with everything related to the immigration system.
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Technology is evolving faster than ever before, and it can be hard—not to mention expensive—to stay up to date with all the new software being released.
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The Revenge Body host has been keeping her followers up to date with her prenatal fitness on her Snapchat account — both in solo workouts and alongside sister Kourtney Kardashian.
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" Some other cool, groundbreaking features include private tabs, and the ability to "[stay] up to date with news, cricket, and entertainment from top sources right on the home page.
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However, Lively will include rotating prompts that suggest new story ideas to daters which will help remind them to keep their profile up-to-date with more current content.
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Some of the best ways to save battery on your computer include adjusting your "Energy Saver" settings, and making sure you are up to date with the latest software.
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When it comes to figuring out what is most commonly creating vulnerabilities at an organization, he said it was the challenge of keeping up to date with security patches.
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I was quite lucky— because I was up to date with the biggest tunes, that one tune that makes people react, there was trust between me and the girls.
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Last week, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced his state's Metropolitan Transportation Authority would bring its tolling system up to date with the times—or at least with the early 90s.
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The Good American designer has been keeping her followers up to date with her prenatal fitness on her Snapchat account — both in solo workouts and alongside sister Kourtney Kardashian.
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The company is now up to date with its financial reporting and expects to publish an unaudited quarterly update for the three months ended June 30 2019 on Aug.
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Even the safest incumbents will make sure their websites and local news outlets stay up-to-date with their legislative activities, and the tightest challenges will get national attention.
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Keep an eye on social media and official communications from your airline, hotel, cruise or wherever you booked to stay up-to-date with any changes to refund policies.
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After that, make sure both your smart home devices and your router—which acts as a gateway to them all—are kept up to date with the latest software.
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TECH TIP You can get Microsoft Office on an annual subscription plan that keeps you up to date with new features or buy it outright with far fewer updates.
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Social Media Examiner offers two weekly audio podcasts to help you boost your marketing skills and keep you up to date with the ever-changing world of social media.
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Such steps could involve using a burner phone when traveling, and making sure your phone is consistently up to date with the latest software and security patches, experts say.
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The platform helps enterprises to keep track of open-source code to ensure software in the DevOps pipeline remains up-to-date with the latest bug and security fixes.
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For people who want to check in on their gaming achievements in Steam or stay up to date with the latest sales, this Apple Watch app has you covered.
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As night gathers and you prepare for your binge watch to begin, there are a few different options for keeping up to date with all of the action in Westeros.
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We'll be bringing you the latest news, commentary, and interviews directly from our new podcast studio in Brooklyn to keep you up-to-date with art, culture, and the internet.
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Astrophysicist Mario Livio, who was the first scientist to analyze the article, says it shows that the statesman was very up-to-date with the scientific research of his time.
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An Apple Watch is the ultimate tech accessory — it will help your grad monitor their health, track their activity, stay up-to-date with notifications, and of course tell time.
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If you're going to take online privacy and security seriously though, you need to keep up-to-date with all of the ways your data is being collected and used.
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Yet a microbrewery near Salary Alley was shut despite being up to date with all its paperwork—because it was in the way of another piece of city-mandated reconstruction.
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We need an architecture that can deliver across a wide dynamic range of performance and that we can efficiently keep it up to date with the best technologies over years.
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Stay up to date with CNBC's live coverage of what's been deemed by forecasters to be a "potentially historic" blizzard: CNBC app users can click here for live blog coverage.
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And now, since I know you want it, here's "Barbra Streisand" by Duck Sauce: Stay up to date with the Tribeca Film Festival by following them on Twitter and Instagram.
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"PTVs timetabling data will also be able to keep passengers using Google Maps up to date with planned service changes and alterations during special events and public holidays," McLaughlan added.
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CEO Sergio Leite, speaking on the sidelines of a steel event in Sao Paulo, ruled out filing for bankruptcy protection and said the company was up to date with debt payments.
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The fix though is to keep your Pocket Casts up-to-date with exactly what you want to listen to, and have it queued up in your Up Next as well.
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Which is great, and we commend you Aziz for that, but what about getting up-to-date with all the dreadful things happening in the world rn, including Trump's latest bravado?
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I joined Facebook not to stay up-to-date with friends and family, but to find people who share a similar rare disease experience and may offer clues to my health.
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Check out the video trailer below: Check out the SEGA Forever collection on iOS and Android, and stay up to date with any new SEGA Forever news on Facebook and Twitter.
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Stefon may have been away from his "Weekend Update" city correspondent duties for a few years, but he's still up-to-date with all the hottest clubs in the Big Apple.
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They require parties to keep up to date with new ECJ decisions, so that these can be taken into account in disputes centered on provisions that are identical to EU law.
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Bolton, an experienced bureaucrat who has long kept up to date with British politics and knows many British politicians personally, does not appear to be returning home with any hard deliverables.
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The bank won't comment on whether Trump is up-to-date with his loan payments, and Vrablic, who remains a bank employee, has declined to publicly discuss her relationship with Trump.
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Apple Watch An Apple Watch is the ultimate tech accessory — it will help your grad monitor their health, track their activity, stay up-to-date with notifications, and of course tell time.
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"Even if they are up-to-date with their repayments, borrowers may find they don't qualify with other lenders so they're stuck with their bank at whatever rate it offers," he said.
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The iPhone SE is up to date with the latest processor, fingerprint scanner and Apple Pay, and at $399 it costs nearly 40 percent less than the iPhone 6S's $649 opening price.
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Specifically on the monitoring side, Epic is launching a new Impact app for smartphones and the web that should allow donors to stay up-to-date with the organizations they've contributed to.
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I quite like the idea of someone walking into the nearest town, pulling out their old Nokia, dialing this up and keeping up to date with the most news-addicted of us.
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"The regulatory and supervisory structure needs to be kept up-to-date with changes in the financial system, and to make it more resilient to a wider range of shocks," she said.
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But it also presents a headache for anyone wanting to stay up to date with the literature, or hoping to mine it for insight about the virus, its behavior, or possible treatments.
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The new app, meanwhile, is designed for anyone who might be interested in keeping up-to-date with the latest tech news, and it's priced much more affordably, at $29 per year.
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Jennifer Ryan, the director of state relations for the travel organization AAA, said the California measure matched a larger trend in which states were bringing legislation up to date with contemporary phones.
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Like most expat Palestinians from Gaza, I lead a double life of teaching and working in the US while trying to stay up to date with news in Gaza on social media.
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As Whitman aged, he transferred the store over to his daughter Sylvia, who brought it up to date with credit card readers, computers, a literary prize, and a tamed version of the Tumbleweeds.
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The good news is that we can help you stay up to date with all the latest trends, so you can at least pretend like you know what's going on with the world.
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The Obama administration is weighing in on self-driving cars with a new set of rules for car and tech companies that are expected to bring federal regulations up to date with technology.
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With The Daily Crunch I not only want to keep you up to date with the biggest news in emerging tech, but also to put the news in context – and have some fun.
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As you know, we send weekly summary emails to keep you up to date with some of your top-level metrics — these emails go to people you've identified as Admins, Analysts and Developers.
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Given that Disneyland addicts are up to date with the man buns, hot dads, and stray cats wandering the parks, you'd expect them be on 24/7 watch for Demi Lovato sightings, too.
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It gave me the chance to pull all the most loved bits from Banjo-Kazooie and drag them up to date with everything I've learned over the last 20 years as a composer.
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Like with previous releases, this update brings the Container Engine, or GKE, as Google calls it (where the 'K' stands for Kubernetes), up to date with the latest updates from the Kubernetes project.
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Every year, the tech giant refreshes the privacy portion of its website — usually a month or so after its product launches — to keep customers up to date with its latest features and technologies.
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It's a good idea to keep your iPad up to date with the latest version of iPadOS, since it protects you from security vulnerabilities and also delivers the latest bug fixes and features.
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Adrian Ludwig, from Google's Android security team, told TechCrunch that as of the end of 2016, more than 78 percent of flagship devices in North America were up to date with security patches.
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Taiwan's attendance will not only enable it to stay up-to-date with international safety regulations but also assist the Assembly in ensuring the safe, secure and sustainable development of international civil aviation.
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The OnePlus 7T is the first OnePlus phone to ship with Android 10, so OnePlus is pretty up-to-date with all the features you would expect from the latest version of Android.
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Instead, he recommended keeping your "ear to the ground" and regularly interviewing — even if you are not planning to move jobs imminently — to stay up-to-date with your industry and the salaries available.
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Our audience are telling us they want a live digital companion which can keep them up to date with all the market movements no matter where they are – we've therefore launched World Markets Live.
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You don't need to compare this to the proportion of iOS devices that are fully up to date with iOS 11 (52 percent at last count) to know that it's not a happy picture.
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There wasn't always social media to keep fans up to date with their favorite celebrity goings on, but the public has always hungered for an inside look into the lives of those they admire.
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While the company says that nine in 10 messages in India are sent peer to peer, it has developed into much more than a way to stay up to date with friends and family.
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I mean, do you really imagine this is something where a bureaucrat or legislators are going to be able to sort of keep up to date with what's going on with your various platforms?
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We've collected some of the biggest cybersecurity stories from the week — from TechCrunch and afar — to keep you up to date with the latest hacks, privacy breaches and security stories you need to know.
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For $10 a month, you'll get a slate of nine Showtime channels — perfect if you want to stay up to date with the new season of "The L Word: Generation Q" premiering in December.
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After students have agreed that it's important to keep up-to-date with the news, ask them to take a minute and write down all the different places from which they get their news.
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Thankfully, brands like Iman's own Iman Cosmetics and upstarts like MDMFlow, Black Up, and Juvia's Place are leading the charge to bring makeup offerings up-to-date with formulas specifically targeted to people of color.
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Bad news for people who aren't super up to date with their mobile phones: WhatsApp, the free messaging app, is going to stop working for some of you, from as soon as January 1, 2018.
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"The fact that the publishing houses understand how important is to be up to date with the technology and to have a constant connection with the readers can only be a good thing," Sagan said.
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It sells its services primarily to device makers, who can make over the air updates to their devices after they have been purchased and implemented to keep them up to date with the latest fixes.
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She is now working in a commercial environment and continuing to develop machine learning and computer vision algorithms, whilst actively keep up to date with the latest research and academic trends to find new opportunities.
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Being a parent in a digital world is not easy but one thing is certain — it will be a lot easier if we as parents are informed and up to date with what children do.
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This new Twitch extension not only mainstreams the process of keeping up to date with League of Legends' streamers, but it could potentially provide indirect ways to help viewers get better at playing the game.
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"These findings likely stem from a few factors, including that surgeons are staying up-to-date with technical innovations in the field and older surgeons are retiring at appropriate stages, before issues arise," Campbell said.
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Short of writing a full screenplay for a Doug follow-up, he's written assorted stories and scenes that would get viewers up to date with what Doug Funnie has been up to all these years later.
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Where current routers might start to get overwhelmed by requests from a multitude of devices, Wi-Fi 6 routers are designed to more effectively keep all those devices up to date with the data they need.
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Not only could it prevent voters from accessing social media and news sites to keep track of election results, it could prevent media outlets from keeping those same voters up to date with the latest information.
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Just when we thought we were up to date with all the latest musical chairs moves among top fashion positions, today there's another major industry shuffle — and it's one of the biggest announcements in a while.
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The group has been keeping animal lovers up to date with what they describe as one of the saddest cases they have ever come across, most recently sharing the newest update about his condition on Sunday.
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Then, there's the artwork, which builds on this aesthetic of bringing the past up to date with the future: a wet peach emoji caged in barbed wire, laying in the middle of a soft pink background.
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"Firstly, patients in lower earning scales get some additional family tax rebates if they have kept their child up-to-date with their various vaccinations," said Dr. Tony Bartone, vice president of the Australian Medical Association.
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Under the flash briefing settings in the Alexa mobile app, users can also search for and select CNBC to be a part of their flash briefing to stay up to date with the latest business news.
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Whatever he does, Doug stays up-to-date with what's going on, and his social media presence is filled with pop culture references: He recently recreated Lizzo's VMAs look and posed with a Popeyes' chicken sandwich.
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"Company attributes need to be taken into account to ensure that everything's accurate and up to date with best practices and consistent with standards," Nicole Labutong, a managing consultant with the firm Navigant tells The Verge.
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I think what's been harmful for me is the pressure to constantly be 'up to date' with everything... you just kind of want to see what all your friends are doing and what people are up to.
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I'm very excited to build it and I cannot wait for everyone will get to experience … Click here to visit Aileen Quintana's website, and here to stay up-to-date with III Points Music, Art & Technology Festival.
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Though trending hashtags are not always reliable, you can use the overwhelming stream of information to stay up-to-date with your favorite news outlets and follow reporters, government officials and celebrities to receive direct, personal updates.
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In " Wonderstruck ," Julianne Moore plays a museum worker who keeps the skyline up to date with new buildings, but no such job exists in real life—the Panorama, like the city, has modernized in fits and starts.
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Many of these immigrants stay up-to-date with their taxes in the hopes of proving they comply with the law should an opportunity to apply for legal status ever arise, according to the Bipartisan Policy Center.
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Government databases are often not up to date with information on who is where, compounding the challenge—like trying to locate a package at the post office without a tracking number, only the package is a child.
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When needed, data stored in your personal cloud is securely processed via your own temporary virtual machine instance sitting on Microsoft's Azure cloud so that it is normalised and kept up to date, with the local Digi.
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Related: The #1 Thing You Must Do Before Any Speech or Presentation Google Alerts are a great way to make sure you're always up to date with what's going on for the people you're in touch with.
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The Wall Street Journal reported last week that Sondland regularly kept the Trump administration officials like Energy Secretary Rick Perry and acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney up to date with his efforts in Ukraine.
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It gives outside security firms a set of tools to scan and verify a customer's entire IoT rig, making sure the underlying infrastructure is secure, and that each device is up to date with the latest fixes.
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Cohen pleaded guilty to lying to Congress in November, saying the project continued for months longer than he initially told Congress and that Trump and his family had been kept up to date with detailed progress reports.
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He says that while he tried to stay up to date with the refugee crisis by reading the news and listening to podcasts, actually seeing families coming off the boats, walking and talking with them, changed him profoundly.
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I'm up to date with my Instagram feed and exchange banter with coworkers in between meetings, but some days I look back on the conversations I've had throughout the day and wish for something a bit more substantial.
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I mean, generally speaking, anything that requires you to dig through mountains of paperwork, crunch numbers, keep up to date with changing tax law, and potentially cough up a bunch of money isn't exactly designed to be fun.
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His surgery does not look high tech - there is a fax machine but no computer on the desk - but Chenay says he keeps up to date with all the latest developments via his subscriptions to online medical journals.
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Twitter failed time and again to keep its Mac app up to date with the service's latest features — it took the company more than seven months to bring Moments, which launched in October of 2015, to its Mac client.
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The pair found that many devices had what they call a "patch gap," where the phone's software would claim it was up to date with security patches but was, in reality, missing up to a dozen of the patches.
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Not bottom-up refreshes by any stretch, but enough to keep the long-lived line up to date with the latest AOI offerings — and continue to make the case as a workhorse device for creative pros and hobbyist gamers.
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While early investor Benchmark is suing ex-CEO Travis Kalanick and the board searches for his replacement (stay up to date with Recode's storystream), deep-pocketed suitors are circling for a piece of the $70 billion ride-sharing startup.
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Then there is the TV habit, up to eight hours, we learn from the Times, augmented by a transcription service to keep up to date with "Fox & Friends" when he is doing other things, such as running the country.
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Make sure your phone is up-to-date with the latest version of the iOS software by opening the Settings app and tapping Software Update — or by connecting the phone to the computer and letting iTunes check for you.
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Bringing systems up to date with Universal Acceptance is an easy way to make the internet more accessible for the billions of people whose languages are written in different scripts, making it a treasured cause of digital inclusion advocates.
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If you have any of the devices known or suspected to be affected by this threat, it is extremely important that you work with the manufacturer to ensure that your device is up to date with the latest patch versions.
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And Shiny Frog has been good about keeping Bear up to date, with today's 1.2 update (as noted by MacStories) adding some new features in the form of sketching, custom app icons for iOS, and support for Apple's VoiceOver accessibility feature.
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"It's no secret that dance music — especially the new generation — isn't always so well-represented in the Academy because there are so many long-standing members who maybe aren't as up-to-date with what's current," James told the paper.
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Rather, it's no longer stuck in the past: the successful new acts create music that feels up-to-date with the rest of the world in terms of how it's presented, how much they've had to work to get there.
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This strongly functional structure is the main reason Apple has started struggling with the seemingly banal task of keeping its pro-level personal computers, and especially its Mac Pro desktop, up to date with the latest and most powerful computer chips.
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"We're advising fans heading to Russia for the World Cup to ensure they are up to date with their MMR vaccine because of measles outbreaks across the continent," the Public Health of England said in a statement in early June.
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"Not keeping up to date with changing consumer needs is having a material impact on those companies who have so far done little to adapt and are left with no choice but to invest to catch up," said UBS analysts.
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The iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are still two of the best smartphones you can buy and, since Apple always keeps its devices up to date with the latest software for a few years, they're still a top pick.
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There are also a number of long-standing borrowers that have kept up-to-date with their mortgage repayments but are unable to get a new deal; we want to explore ways that we, and the industry, can help them.
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During the Olympics, this app will be another good place to stay up-to-date with Team U.S.A. For a slightly different perspective on the news coming from Rio, I recommend the BBC Sport app (free on iOS and Android).
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The former Olympic handball player told the court: "I never would do anything without consulting (Carlos) Garcia Revenga, for example, so that he would be up to date with everything that we were doing," referring to a former royal secretary.
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Stay up to date with the latest on President Trump: Trump on voter fraud claims The inspiration for Trump's Chicago tweets Poll: Americans on the inauguration 1984 selling like hotcakes Poll: Ivanka and Melania's numbers Swipe down to read more.
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With states updating their unemployment insurance eligibility requirements every day, it's crucial workers stay up to date with the latest from their own state's Department of Labor website, says Demetra Nightingale, a fellow at nonprofit research organization The Urban Institute.
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And since researchers will still be able to keep those devices up to date with the latest iOS releases, they will potentially be able both to find and report bugs to Apple more quickly, and protect their test devices from attacks.
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The FBI recommends placing black tape over an unused smart TV camera, keeping your smart TV up-to-date with the latest patches and fixes, and to read the privacy policy to better understand what your smart TV is capable of.
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"It is incredibly challenging to read, understand, and stay up-to-date with the breadth and depth of medical literature and link them to relevant mutations for personalized cancer treatments," IBM Watson Health Chief Health Officer Dr. Kyu Rhee said in a statement.
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Twitter is far from a social media utopia and comes with its own set of issues, but it still works well for staying up to date with what's happening in the world (you don't actually have to do any tweeting either, which helps).
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It installs quickly and keeps itself up to date with the latest security technology, and comes backed by the brand's 100% Guarantee — so if your device is ever infected, a McAfee expert will remove it for free or give you your money back.
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That certainly has its upsides, like being more up-to-date with what's on British TV and likely, more pragmatically, ensuring that people see their Netflix memberships through to the show's end if they really want to keep their Bake Off obsessions going.
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For example, he told me research firm Nielsen has used Mavin to recruit users for its studies "on very short notice," while Indian music startup Saavn offers users incentives and keeps them up-to-date with things like movie and album releases.
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Also, the medication is good for only about 1 year, and I have typically been stung about once every 5 years, so if I were to keep up to date with the EpiPen I carry, I would buy 1003 before using 1.
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"Not keeping up to date with changing consumer needs is having a material impact on those companies who have so far done little to adapt and are left with no choice but to invest to catch up," said UBS analyst Pinar Ergun.
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"Not keeping up to date with changing consumer needs is having a material impact on those companies who have so far done little to adapt and are left with no choice but to invest to catch up," UBS analyst Pinar Ergun said.
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Whether it's her penchant for trying out new styles, her technicolor hair changes, or just her ever-expanding, instantaneously sold out collection of lip kits, it's next to impossible to stay totally up to date with what she's doing at any given moment.
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Trustwave Holdings, a security firm based in Chicago, says cybercriminals can now buy on-demand access to central servers administered by hackers, who keep them up to date with all the latest tools needed to exploit thousands of unsuspecting computers at a time.
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It seems absurd to suggest that we might abandon all interest in Shakespeare if the people charged with putting on his work don't keep up-to-date with the latest technological advancements; his popularity does not depend utterly on a motion-capture suit.
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Customers cited by the startup include flight search engine Skyscanner, which is using the Cronofy API as part of its new TravelPro service which sees a customer's itinerary pushed automatically to their calendar and kept up to date with any flight changes.
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The home button feels natural to me now (the iPhone X doesn't have one), and I like that Apple added wireless charging, new cameras and a faster processor that'll keep me up to date with the best apps that'll launch this year.
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The main reasons for dissatisfaction were the length of time taken to resolve an issue, not being kept up to date with the progress of the complaint and suppliers not providing complainants with a clear idea of how long a resolution would take.
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If you were one of the more than 147 million affected, you should take the time to monitor your credit, double check your security with your various financial services accounts, keep up-to-date with the breach, and safeguard yourself from identity theft or fraud.
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Get your kids vaccinated on time to protect them from infections and cancer, and make sure you're up to date with your HPV, influenza, pneumonia, whooping cough and other shots, especially if you're pregnant or have a condition such as diabetes or lung disease.
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"It's rather worse than just using an out of date OS that can't be kept up to date with security patches as vulnerabilities are discovered," Professor Alan Woodward, visiting professor at the University of Surrey's Department of Computer Science, told Motherboard in a Twitter message.
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"It is incredibly challenging to read, understand and stay up-to-date with the breadth and depth of medical literature and link them to relevant mutations for personalized cancer treatments," said Dr. Kyu Rhee, chief health officer for IBM Watson Health, in a statement.
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There hasn't been an exclusive since launch— Darksiders Genesis is also available on PC, and comes to consoles soon—and games like Borderlands 3 weren't up to date, with Stadia players being served an older version of the game on this supposed bleeding edge service.
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If I died without life insurance, be it tomorrow or 50 years from now, it would be very hard for my wife to arrange for my funeral, while also keeping up to date with bills and our pretty hefty mortgage payment, all while being sad.
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You'll also be able to keep up to date with the whereabouts of their label players like Hunee, Soichi Terada, San Proper, and Antal, in addition to a stream of records ranging from rare Brazilian albums to the best and brightest in house and techno.
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Most of the 30 staffers who work at the company come out of politics at "high levels," says Tusk, and each helps two clients navigate their respective regulatory waters, such as keeping them up to date with a curated email that they receive by 7 a.m.
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It isn't merely an old school design, it's an actual Jaguar E-type roadster from the 1960s, lovingly brought up to date with new LED headlights, an updated instrument cluster with digital readouts, and an entirely bespoke electric powertrain that delivers up to 220kW of power.
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And while some experts believe that the threat isn't quite as dire as the media reaction suggests, that hasn't stopped others from doing their best to keep software that detects deepfakes up to date with the evolving technology that makes faceswap videos look more and more real.
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Debut track "Take You For Dead" was released two years ago and a few releases down the line we're up to date with today's release of the video for "Needing U." Aside from the previously mentioned production, the first thing you're going to notice is the color.
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Bringing custody law up to date with the realities of same-sex and other nontraditional parenting arrangements, the State Court of Appeals ruled in August that a caretaker who is not related to, or the adoptive guardian of, a child could still seek custody and visitation rights.
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Above: blue "Following" labels and red "Author" labels identify tweeters you need to know Parity between Twitter and twttr is something of a theme here, since Twitter has also made some other changes to bring features in the latter up to date with newer changes in the main app.
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The first one was held a week earlier at the Al Manaar, a Muslim cultural center following calls by Justice 24 Grenfell, a community-led coalition established to obtain justice for its residents, that the community needed to be held up to date with how the government would act.
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You don't get much control over the push notifications the app sends out, so you're relying on the curation you've already done inside the app in terms of sources, but we found Squid did a decent job at keeping us up to date with happenings across the world.
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While the One S can't handle 4K games — another Xbox will be released next year with 4K support — it marks the start of a new battle between the two leading console companies, with each offering occasional hardware updates to keep their machines up to date with the latest tech.
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As for why Google is making such a big change to the look and feel of one of its biggest apps, the company notes the overhaul is a long time coming, and is meant to bring the Gmail app up to date with the rest of its services.
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You'd have to do a lot of ongoing research to keep your will up-to-date with the giving opportunity you've found the most promising — and once you're doing all of that work and have identified the best giving opportunity out there, it's probably worth just giving to it.
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Instead of letting these sets slowly lose functionality, we should offer simple hardware upgrades that keep them up to date with modern standards while not limiting the other 95 percent of an otherwise perfectly fine TV. Put a slot in the back that upgrades the device's brain. Easy.
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To minimize this risk, practice good security principles at home: Keep all your devices up to date with the latest software, be picky about which apps, programs, and browser extensions you install, and protect your devices with long, difficult-to-guess passwords that are all different from each other.
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It will also be helping to promote CrossCheck reports and resources on its platform to "relevant audiences", through digital literacy campaigns "helping to explain the verification process and keeping the voting public up to date with confirmed and disputed information relating to the election", according to a Google press release.
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"The Commission wants to reassess the scope of the Directive to ensure citizens the same level of protection online and offline," the EU notes in a update on its plans, adding that the aim is to fashion rules that are "up to date with the challenges of the digital era".
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The particular paper clippings he chose from Houston Daily Post, Houston Chronicle, Houston Press, and Scientific American show he was up-to-date with the latest relevant inventions, looked up to aviators from the Wright Brothers to Louis Paulhan, and followed events from landmark journeys to aerial accidents to air races.
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"And while the current circumstance is not ideal, our team at Emergence has been focused on supporting our companies to ensure they are keeping their employees up to date with the latest information and providing their workforce with the tools necessary to seamlessly transition their work from the office to home."
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Whether you're just starting out, you're angling for a better gig, or you're just trying to thrive right where you are, it's important that you're up-to-date with the latest technologies — or else you may already be behind the curve, as the hot new tech du jour replaces the old and busted.
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Colorectal cancer (CRC) is one of the most preventable forms of cancer, yet it remains the second-leading cause of cancer deaths in the U.S. One of the main reasons for this is that one-third of eligible patients — 23 million Americans — do not stay up to date with colorectal cancer screenings.
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I was like, "I don't like what's happening in the country right now and I'm really angry and #Resistance, I'm gonna do my part," which I thought meant being up to date with every single thing that's happening, tweeting about it, and just yelling about it to the people who are around me.
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Not only is it more comfortable than my office chair, but it's also positioned smack-dab in front of my TV. When I want to stay up to date with the news (or to be distracted with a guilty pleasure like "Murder, She Wrote"), I camp out in my living room to work.
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For those who aren't up-to-date with the latest pizza news, it was recently announced that Villa Italian Kitchen (the chain known for that gender reveal lasagna) will begin serving "Just the Crusts," aka a single slice pizza box filled with just crust, because I guess it's some people's favorite part of the pie.
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We have various ways of keeping up-to-date with developments in the language: our reading programs, which read books, newspapers, and magazines; electronic corpuses and databases of texts, which we can use to track and automatically identify new words; examples submitted by the public; and personal observation by Oxford editors, researchers, etymologists, and bibliographers.
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That way, not only can you guys stay in touch by video-chatting, think of what a perfect gift the Echo Spot would be for a college student: it can show them assignment to-do lists, play study music, keep them up-to-date with real-world news outside of their college campus, etc.
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The real purpose of this update is bringing Lightroom's Android app up to date with its iOS app — Adobe say that for the most part, everything should be there — but it actually moves ahead of iOS in one interesting regard: it can now be used as a camera app that shoots RAW photos (in Adobe's DNG format, specifically).
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To get the login keychain up to date with the new password you are using for your OS X account, go to the Mac's Applications folder, then to the Utilities folder within and open the Keychain Access program; from the Mac's desktop Finder, you can also press the Shift, Command and A keys to open the Applications folder.
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In case you haven't kept up to date with the constantly moving hype train, here's a little run-down: After the release of her latest record Queen, launched a Beats 1 show called Queen Radio, which is essentially a weekly outlet for her to talk shit about her enemies, including Travis Scott, Kylie Jenner, and Billboard magazine, among others.
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With new features like the ability to turn on notifications for specific users (which lets you stay up-to-date with your favorite travel 'grammers), Instagram maps that let you explore photos taken at specific places, and the ability to save photos that inspire you, Instagram can be a great way to keep abreast of everything that inspires you to travel.
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If you choose the Update plan, you can pick up to four pieces for the month and trade in one piece during that time, whereas with the Unlimited plan, you can refresh your wardrobe as often as you'd like (which is perfect for staying up-to-date with the Duchesses' ever-changing fashions, and the service we recommend trying out).
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Low risk... but not no riskThe good news is that if you keep your phone up to date with the latest patches, stick to well-known apps inside the Google Play Store (which is far from foolproof, FYI) and Apple App Store, and avoiding tapping on any suspect links that arrive on your phone, you're largely protected against malware hitting your device.
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Rachel has a wealth of experience covering fitness, nutrition, and wellness, and she has the hottest experts at her fingertips — she regularly speaks to some of the world&aposs most knowledgeable and renowned personal trainers, dietitians, and coaches, ensuring she&aposs always up to date with the latest science-backed facts you need to know to live your happiest and healthiest life.
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Rachel has a wealth of experience covering fitness, nutrition, and wellness, and she has the hottest experts at her fingertips — she regularly speaks to some of the world&aposs most knowledgeable and renowned personal trainers, dietitians, and coaches, ensuring she&aposs always up-to-date with the latest science-backed facts you need to know to live your happiest, healthiest life.
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Of course, in between all that, Paul brings us his segment that he does every week (say it with me) "I've carved this for you out of aluminum" — so if you listen to this whole episode of The Vergecast, you'll be all up to date with the tech news of the week and won't have to worry about much else the rest of your weekend.
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But my specific form of gamer burnout—which I think I share with a lot of people who stay up-to-date with games for their job or simply because they feel obligated to as fans—emanates from the sheer amount of hours and kinds of experiences I am jamming into my life so that I can think holistically about games to the best of my ability.
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At that time, Pointy's primary product was a piece of hardware that plugged a company's point of sale/barcode scanning units, so that every time a retailer scanned its products at the point of sale, it would upload the products online (including quantities of those items), and then keep stock numbers up to date with every subsequent purchase that was made and scanned in.
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The app features include a Snapchat-like messaging service, but it primarily acts as a way for people to keep up to date with news from the Communist Party and in particular the ideology of Xi. Beijing has made a concerted effort in recent years to retain control over the media landscape, with the influence of TV, radio and print media waning in the face of the digital revolution.
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So along with keeping up to date with deduction restrictions, figuring out how you're going to file, and making sure you have this year's deadline marked on your calendar (note: it's April 15), you may also want to familiarize yourself with your tax bracket in order to guesstimate how much you may owe or get back — especially if you've changed jobs this year, gotten married, or had any other significant life changes.
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