Pyongyang has said the US mainland is now within range.
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The coalition position was within range of the attackers' weapons.
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And there are all the people within range of the sirens.
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TIAA's profitability measures are within range of similarly rated mutual peers.
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Pull your Tesla up within range of the charging plug and ...
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Now, Hanham says, North Korea literally has Trump's homes within range.
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But if it's within range, don't nickel and dime on the valuation.
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The figure is within range of an all-time high of 144.7.
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That missile would have all of South Korea and Japan within range.
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Their indefinite placement puts U.S. missile defense systems in Poland within range.
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From behind the rock, he saw the soldiers getting closer, within range.
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His first 100-point season remains within range entering the final weekend.
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Sunday's total audience also keeps the Grammys within range of the Oscars.
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In simplest terms, their tech works by jamming and disabling drones within range.
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Cooking starts when the map shows customers are within range, the company said.
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Both South Korea and Japan are well within range of North Korea's arsenal.
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Turn the mouse on, and make sure it's within range of your Mac.
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This face alerts everyone within range to make way for the Pizza Queen.
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Germany just confirmed that it — and other European countries — is within range too.
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Since then it has remained within range of the militant group's mortars and rockets.
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"Millions of Americans live within range of North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missiles," Cicilline wrote.
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Haney's long-range shooting in the first half helped the Lions stay within range.
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Stingrays mimic cell-towers, forcing citizens' cellphones within range to connect with the device.
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And North Korean missile tests suggest it is within range of the country's arsenal.
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Seoul lies within range of North Korean artillery and rockets amassed along the border.
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Pelosi said over the Thanksgiving recess that they were "within range" of an agreement.
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Pelosi added over the Thanksgiving recess that they were "within range" of an agreement.
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That was always odd as the country is within range of North Korean weapons.
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This can happen even when there are in fact reachable access points within range.
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Simply point to a location within range and with some quick controller movement, you're there.
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Today, Vladimir Putin is within range of his own football, the "Cheget," wherever he travels.
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He said he had struggled to put the ball within range of making birdie putts.
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All the bugs, fun and challenges of camping — but within range of a cell tower.
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Emergency alerts are sent to every mobile device within range of the broadcasting cell tower.
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Indeed, Hamas has released footage showing that Israeli snipers were within range of its forces.
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Once the charger detects the receiver within range, it automatically couples and starts charging. Easy.
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Restless, he looked for ways to scratch his fieldwork itch within range of the subway.
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INDONESIA C.BANK GOV: REITERATES Y/Y INFLATION AT END-2020 WITHIN RANGE OF 2%-4%
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Hackable wi-fi can be used to issue remote commands from an attacker within range.
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By bringing Alaska within range, the threat from North Korea changes both practically and symbolically.
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Yet in doing so he will put himself within range of the Irishman's devastating left hand.
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All downed allies within range are immediately restored to life with full health and brief invulnerability.
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Swimming in the bay also meant I wasn't within range of a known Wi-Fi network.
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The research paper does, however, state that an attacker must be within range of a victim.
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Thompson's 21 first-half points kept Golden State at least within range for their explosive offense.
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Without a hub, you can only control your devices when you're within range of your home.
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He couldn't get the Packers within range for a field-goal attempt in the final seconds, though.
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The app only works if watches are connected to a phone or within range of Wi-Fi.
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Stocks are within range of records after retreating from the all-time highs they hit last week.
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The remaining effects include fire and toxic gases, which can sear, poison and asphyxiate anyone within range.
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One ten-yard pass got them within range of big-legged Sebastian Janikowski, and... ...he missed it.
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Both are well within range of Kim's missiles and rockets — and Gregson expects both would be hit.
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However, change is on the horizon, although maybe not quite within range of even the high beams.
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That gets Trump within range of the 46.09 percent of the vote that was enough in 2016.
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He said the regime has thousands of these along the Korean DMZ and within range of Seoul.
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Pelosi signaled this week that Democrats were "within range" of a USMCA deal with the White House.
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Hackable wi-fi can be used to issue remote commands, but only from an attacker within range.
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The Wolfpack made 20 of 24 free throws, helping them stay within range late in the game.
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It slingshotted around the Sun, briefly passed within range of Earth's telescopes, and vanished back into space.
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It automatically syncs once opened within range of your device, and even connects with my Bluetooth smart scale.
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Powell, meanwhile, told CNBC that the Fed's goal of full employment and 2 percent inflation are within range.
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By the same logic Beijing is in peril, as it lies within range of American bombers and missiles.
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If it isn't connected, it stores 24 hours of movement data for when you come back within range.
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If successful, parts of the United States would be within range of a nuclear attack from North Korea.
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Many of those are within range of the 25 million South Koreans living in the Seoul metropolitan area.
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For this to work, you'll need to be connected to a phone, or within range of Wi-Fi.
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The fate of millions of South Koreans within range of Mr. Kim's chemical arsenal may depend on it.
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The North Korean military has an enormous number of rocket launchers and artillery pieces within range of Seoul.
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When we got within range of the front, we left our car and piled into an armored Humvee.
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The outbursts hit everyone and everything within range, bringing the potential for contamination and, thus, demanding a response.
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The capital, Seoul, a city of 10 million, lies within range of North Korean artillery, rockets and missiles.
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That would endanger Israel's population center and economic hub by placing it within range of short-range projectiles.
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As soon as one quadcopter flies within range, it reroutes to move away and continues peacefully on its way.
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It did not mention the date of the drills but said the new weapons had South Korea within range.
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They found that it was easy to send malicious Bluetooth commands within range to remotely control an owner's straighteners.
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The agency said the drone may be within range of private residences, which could lead to unintentional privacy violations.
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Guard Dwayne Bacon's 12 points and guard Devin Bookert's 10 points kept Florida State within range for a while.
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Otherwise, you'll receive a location alert whenever someone in your tracker's network wanders within range of your tagged item.
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That forces a carrier to sail within range of coastal anti-ship defenses before it can launch a strike.
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Today, the fissure is still actively spewing lava, though it's weakened and the house no longer seems within range.
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Missouri stayed within range and trailed 133-52 after Geist knocked down a 3-pointer with 6:218 remaining.
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Japan's Abe, whose nation has been within range of North Korean missiles for decades, will also attend the ceremony.
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At its I.P.O. price, Lyft's market value puts it within range of old-line auto companies like Ford Motor.
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Ada's gunship fleet was in LPO, awaiting detection of the advancing Icar- ion fleet, when the asteroid passed within range.
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The Wildcats still managed to stay within range in rebounding - Kansas had a 17-14 edge - in the first half.
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Once he was within range, the two would get on the same encrypted wireless network and send each other messages.
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Connectivity-wise, the Bluetooth never disconnected randomly, and my phone always detected when the headphones were on and within range.
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Stocks have rallied within range of records on high hopes for a rate cut, possibly as soon as next week.
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This B52 is one of six currently stationed at Andersen Air Force Base, within range of North Korea's ballistic missiles.
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They showed five devices (four phones, one tablet) charging simultaneously when brought within range of the Pi. So why "Pi"?
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The index has rallied more than 5 percent since August, moving within range of its February record peak at 15,943.09.
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These devices send out powerful signals that mimic cell towers, tricking people's cell phones within range into connecting to them.
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Despite LSU's 60.7 percent shooting in the first half (17 of 28), Georgia stayed within range on Claxton's 10 points.
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Seoul itself lies within range of North Korean artillery and rockets that are deployed in large numbers along the border.
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The devices facing substantial danger are Android and Linux systems and the attacker can only successfully attack devices within range.
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He wrote that Boston and New York "may be just within range, and Washington "may be just out of range.
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He had 19 points at halftime, then scored 23 in the third quarter to get the Suns back within range.
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Democrats need a net gain of 2628 seats to win back the House majority, a number that seems within range.
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As long as you're within range (and the connection range is pretty generous), your music will always be at your fingertips.
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How it works is that you and whoever else wants to play get within range of the Fortress and tap it.
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In an advisory issued yesterday, Apple said an attack "within range" could allow a hacker to take control of your phone.
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Smith hit a pair of jumpers and turned a steal into a fast-break assist to keep the Wolfpack within range.
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Remember, any dog within range can pick up the frequency, so it's best to use it in a single-dog home.
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House Democrats need to stretch that edge to around 55-45 percent to come within range of a majority, he estimates.
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Two passes to Scott Orndoff put Pitt within range, and Blewitt nailed the kick to send the Panthers into a frenzy.
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Typically, sales of over 100,000 units would easily put "On" within range of the No. 1 spot on the Hot 100.
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Europeans who will suddenly find themselves within range of the weapons previously banned by the treaty can only be equally concerned.
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A distance in excess of 11,000 km (6,800 miles) will put Washington and New York within range from anywhere in North Korea.
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Duke has won seven of its last nine games to move within range of a top-four seed for the ACC Tournament.
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At one point, it was down 80 percent from its all-time high and within range of its worst-ever bear markets.
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The source claimed the exercises included 300-400 long-range artillery pieces, which would have put Seoul and nearby areas within range.
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Until now, the watch had to be within range of an iPhone to do most tasks, like receive notifications or make calls.
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While the overall small business optimism index has dropped off since the 2016 election, it still remains within range of historic highs.
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And to the extent that U.S. forces are threatened by the Syrian military, it's only because they're within range of their weapons.
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Alec Burks, instrumental in keeping the Warriors within range in the first half, scored 28 points in 31 minutes off the bench.
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Alec Burks, instrumental in keeping the Warriors within range in the first half, scored 287 points in 277 minutes off the bench.
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North Korea has placed between 6,000 and 8,85033 artillery pieces just north of the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), well within range of Seoul.
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North Korea said after its last intercontinental ballistic missile launch in November that the test had put the U.S. mainland within range.
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House Democrats have come "within range" of reaching a North American trade agreement they can support, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Monday.
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ETFs hold equities, commodities or bonds and generally carry an arbitrage mechanism to keep it within range of its net asset value.
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A third launch attempt on February 28th was delayed due to safety reasons because a boat strayed within range of the launch site.
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"An attacker within range may be able to execute arbitrary code on the Wi-Fi chip," Apple said in its security update notes.
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That's within range of A Dog's Purpose (30%), Snatched (35%), Monster Trucks (32%) and Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (51%).
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That helped Penn State, despite shooting 1-for-5 on free throws and dealing with an 18-12 rebounding deficit, stay within range.
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These devices can supposedly be used to "scan for all smartphones within range," and then steal passwords to cloud data from target devices.
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SENIOR GUARDS COMMANDER SAYS U.S. BASES, ITS AIRCRAFT CARRIERS "STATIONED UP TO 2,000 KILOMETRES" AROUND IRAN ARE WITHIN RANGE OF IRANIAN MISSILES - TASNIM
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IMSI catchers are suitcase-sized devices that simulate cell towers and force every phone within range, which may be several kilometres, to connect.
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But the Warriors are within range of an equally rewarding accomplishment: the chance to be considered as the greatest regular-season team ever.
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The EU agreed, eventually, to delay again, until January 31, 2020 — within range of a year since the original date of the divorce.
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Since he first moved within range of the No. 203 ranking, Matsuyama has played five rounds, over two starts, and is five over.
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Vermont's snowpack — which keeps temperatures within range for maple syrup and maintains soil health — has been melting faster over the years, writes CNBC.
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Bluetooth itself limits the bug even further: Blueborne can only target devices within range of the hackers, and only devices with Bluetooth turned on.
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This would reduce the number of related proteins needed to draw structural inferences and might thus bring human proteins within range of the technique.
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North Korea said it successfully tested a powerful new ICBM on Wednesday that put the entire U.S. mainland within range of its nuclear weapons.
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Green Party nominee Jill Stein is theoretically within range, albeit her chances appear much slimmer (she's notching just 3 percent in the RCP average).
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If you left your AirPods at home, you can see them on a map if they're within range of an iOS device at home.
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That is, when another Tile user comes within range of your lost item, you'll get an alert on your smartphone with its current location.
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Asked about American forces bringing families to live in South Korea, the defence secretary conceded that they live "within range" of North Korean artillery.
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With this setup, Thompson can host his show anywhere he goes as long as there is enough electricity and a cellphone tower within range.
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North Korea said it successfully tested a powerful new intercontinental ballistic missile that put the entire U.S. mainland within range of its nuclear weapons.
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Despite the earlier misses, Carroll said he wouldn't have hesitated to call on Walsh if they had gotten within range on the final possession.
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North Korea warned the United States not to provoke it, saying the "US mainland and Pacific operations" are within range of North Korean missiles.
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On Monday, KCNA said the latest test follows the successful test last week of another missile that has put Hawaii and Alaska within range.
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"If the economy evolves broadly as we anticipate, the federal funds rate will move to well within range of the normal level," Powell said.
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He lives within range of conventional weapons permanently aimed at Seoul that can be launched before US nuclear weapons destroy the North Korean regime.
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Some 25 million people live in the Seoul metropolitan area, within range of the massive North Korean artillery batteries just north of the border.
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San Antonio stayed within range thanks to 13 points each in the half from DeRozan and Aldridge, and 10 off the bench by Mills.
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The parade featured intercontinental ballistic missiles, including what appeared to be the Hwasong-15 that's said to put the entire United States within range.
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" He said he would call on Trump to push North Korea to "also abandon short and intermediate-range missiles that put Japan within range.
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Lazar saw a pile of bricks on the ground, picked them up and threw them as hard as she could at anyone within range.
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The advantage of SMS-CB is that it works like an old-fashioned TV broadcast, reaching every device within range at the same time.
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Mr. Tester and Mr. Walz have shown that they are willing to maneuver their caucuses toward compromise if the Republican position is within range.
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Investors seemed to shrug off concerns over a missile test by North Korea that put the entire U.S. mainland within range of its nuclear weapons.
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The Gaza Strip, where cross-border fighting between militants and Israel surged on Sunday, is visible from the platform and within range of Palestinian rockets.
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The feature senses Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) signals, alerting the drone pilot if the system is within range of a helicopter or airplane.
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UBER TECHNOLOGIES INC - EXPECT CORE PLATFORM CONTRIBUTION MARGIN TO BE WITHIN RANGE OF NEGATIVE 4% TO NEGATIVE 7% FOR 3 MONTHS ENDED MARCH 31, 2019
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When it finds one within range, it sends a command to open the door, keeping it open until the user has passed through the doorway.
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Abu Dhabi has the lion's share of the Emirates oil -- but like Dubai it sits within range of conventional Iranian artillery, let alone sophisticated missiles.
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A second, related problem is that to maintain the routing tables each node has to send regular "hello" messages to all the others within range.
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To truly control your home with voice activation, you need smart assistants in multiple rooms so that you're always within range to make a command.
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Saudi palaces, military and oil facilities are within range of such missiles, the Houthis said in a statement carried by the group's Al-Masirah television.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un touted the test as a success and claimed the "whole US mainland" is now within range of his missiles.
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The F-35 plan under study would likely involve continuously flying a group of the stealthy jets within range of known North Korean missile sites.
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Some modifications of the Iskander-M missiles can hit targets 700 km (450 miles) away, putting the German capital of Berlin within range of Kaliningrad.
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Pyongyang can batter Seoul with a barrage of conventional weapons, putting millions of South Koreans and more than 28,000 US troops stationed there within range.
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Moreover, Moscow has said it will deploy land-based intermediate-range missiles in its east if the Americans bring them within range of Russian soil.
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Deschamps-Braly always sought to get a patient's face within range of what he had determined, based on Ousterhout's research, to be the feminine ideal.
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While internet users within range might be able to see the traffic on a WPA2 network, it will be protected with the latest encryption key.
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The interest has boosted the price for heavy Western Canada Select (WCS) oil, which is within range of its tightest discount to U.S. crude ever.
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Watch the Nuggets, however, and it appears that even when their defenders are within range, they still fail to properly contest shots behind the arc.
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And so the Yankees crept within range when Voit singled in a run and Gregorius brought in another with a groundout off reliever Ryan Brasier.
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In a later tweet, he questioned why votes were still being counted in Georgia and Florida, where several races are within range of a recount.
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That means when other people with the Tile app get within range of the tracker on Mochi, their app automatically lets Tile know the location.
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Residents of Seoul, the South Korean capital, which is firmly within range of North Korean artillery, are largely unshaken by the threat, our correspondent reports.
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The Hezbollah media unit earlier said the Sukhna gas field and heights above the town were within range of the army and its allies' fire.
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SpaceX shared on Tuesday that it has now run seven such tests, making that 10 figure seem within range prior to the close of 2019.
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North Koreans are known to have thousands of hardened artillery sites, including some dug into mountains, along the Korean DMZ and within range of Seoul.
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For most people, the disease is probably not particularly deadly; health officials tend to put it somewhere within range of an unusually severe seasonal flu.
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By the time the summer rolls around, as many as 200 million Americans could be within range of mosquitoes that can carry the Zika virus.
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As Alex Ward wrote for Vox, South Korea's capital of Seoul is well within range of the thousands of conventional weapons in North Korea's enormous arsenal.
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A yellow light, instead of the normal green indicator, hints that you're within range of a new Pokémon, and you'll need to take your phone out.
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This approach to privacy is no different from iBeacons, the little Bluetooth transmitters that vendors can install to ping your iOS device when it's within range.
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That means you can put the Blink XT pretty much anywhere you want... like hidden in a tree — anywhere within range of your Wi-Fi signal.
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Using this data, an AeroScope receiver within range is able to pull in a number of key data points, including identifiers like registration and serial number.
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Last month, an Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander said U.S. bases in Afghanistan, the UAE and Qatar, and U.S. aircraft carriers in the Gulf were within range.
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That would suggest that all of the continental United States including Washington D.C. and New York could be theoretically within range of a North Korean missile.
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With over 14,000 artillery pieces, about 123,000 of them positioned in caves and bunkers within range of Seoul, he could do a lot of damage quickly.
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Like the gliders built by the Marines, Otherlab's drones would be tossed from delivery planes and use GPS to land well within range of their target.
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North Korea this month said it had successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile that could place the entire U.S. mainland within range of its nuclear weapons.
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While both South Asia and the Middle East are a part of the larger continent of Asia, the countries within range wildly in culture and identity.
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Behind the protesters three boys aged 10 to 13 were playing football, kicking the ball high in the sky, well within range of the snipers' viewfinders.
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North Korea said it had successfully tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile in a "breakthrough" that put the U.S. mainland within range of its nuclear weapons.
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Update February 28th, 7:36PM ET: After delaying the launch due to a boat within range, SpaceX aborted the mission right as the countdown reached zero.
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Driving through a neighborhood with your GA 210, you could see the unique subscriber ID for everyone within range, akin to seeing everyone's cell phone number.
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The CIC includes a radar operator who monitors ships within range and a navigation chart plotter who also monitors the electronic chart display and navigation system.
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L.A. responded with another 9-0 run to get back within range and then finished the third on a 13-5 run to get within eight.
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Keeping themselves charged and within range of vehicles in need of a top-up might be the most challenging aspect of the idea overall, in fact.
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Any U.S. strike would probably involve the navy in waters within range of Syria, given the risk to aircraft from Russian and Syrian air defence systems.
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There are three or four PokéStops within range of our bar, so you could sit at our bar, have a beverage and hit four different PokéStops.
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Another safety device, Ocean Guardian's SharkShield device, emits a electrical field is meant to trigger spasms in a shark's electrical receptors if it gets within range.
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This requirement is in response to China fielding artillery rockets capable of attaining such ranges, which would put Taiwan's west coast within range from mainland China.
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The Bruins have blocked 103 shots this season, putting them within range of breaking the single-season school record of 199 set in 2010-11. 3.
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Third, even if the United States could find the money and field the missile, it would not concern the Kremlin unless deployed within range of Russia.
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The result was that thousands of Marines sat within range of the North's 135 millimeter artillery, which struck firebases and roving Marine patrols with deadly accuracy.
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Most people with a cell phone — turned on and within range of a cell phone tower -- will receive a "presidential alert" text at 2:18 p.m.
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Those talks have been stalled -- even as Pyongyang has pursued technical improvements to its program that increasingly could put the US within range of its rockets.
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How would the ten million residents of Seoul, South Korea, who live within range of North Korea's heavy artillery, fare if the U.S. were to attack?
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Revolutionary Guards commanders have repeatedly said that U.S. bases in the Middle East and U.S. aircraft carriers in the Gulf are within range of Iranian missiles.
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North Korea said on Wednesday it successfully tested a powerful new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that put the entire U.S. mainland within range of its nuclear weapons.
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Iranian Revolutionary Guards commanders have repeatedly said that U.S. bases in the Middle East and U.S. aircraft carriers in the Gulf are within range of Iranian missiles.
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You can now ask your Echo or Google Home to locate your keys or phone, and they'll trigger the attached Tile to ring if it's within range.
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The second flight showed the missile has a range of more than 10,000 km (6,213 miles), potentially putting the U.S. West Coast within range, analysts have said.
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Such open networks allow anyone within range to scoop up all unencrypted internet activity taking place there, which could, on insecure sites, include usernames, passwords, and emails.
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That top-level goal is within range of Jay Inslee's detailed plan, which calls for net-zero "as fast as possible" and by 2045 at the latest.
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Last month, Hajizadeh said U.S. bases in Afghanistan, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, and U.S. aircraft carriers in the Gulf were within range of Iranian missiles.
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Earlier this week, Pyongyang said it had test-fired its most advanced missile, putting the U.S. mainland within range, and in violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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After the test, North Korea warned the United States not to provoke it, saying the "US mainland and Pacific operations" are within range of North Korean missiles.
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Such open networks allow anyone within range to scoop up all unencrypted internet activity taking place there, which could, on insecure sites, include usernames, passwords and emails.
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Take a device, pay the euro, plant the device anywhere within range and Sigfox will handle capturing its sensor data and forwarding it to your cloud servers.
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Last week, the North Korean ruler boasted that the United States was within range of a nuclear arsenal he could operate with a button on his desk.
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A six-month rally sent shares above $386, a level it has struggled to meaningfully break above ever since, though Tuesday's move puts it back within range.
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The proximity of TOI-270 to Earth means that it is within range of instruments such as the Hubble Space Telescope, making detailed follow-up studies possible.
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Golden State scored the next 22 points to stay within range, but Hield ultimately drained a 210-pointer in the closing seconds for the nine-point lead.
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The live stream looked pretty decent on our iPhone 6, and so long as we kept it within range of the GoPro, the video feed didn't cut out.
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The Dow stock is within range of notching a 27th record high so far this year, a new peak in its nearly 130 years as a public company.
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All Wi-Fi devices are to some degree susceptible to the vulnerabilities making them ripe for data theft or ransomware code injection from any malicious attacker within range.
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Such an effort would call for the United States to continuously keep drones aloft within range of countries that threaten the U.S. with a potential ballistic missile attack.
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But when successful, it would allow hackers to pull a live feed of all audio within range of the device, even if the wake word hasn't been said.
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One estimate shown on the map placed Chicago and Kansas City within range; the other estimate included nearly the entire US Lower 48, except southern Georgia and Florida.
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The anecdotes contained within range from predictably odd to slightly harrowing, as the production of the movie takes a back seat to the relationship between Wiseau and Sestero.
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South Korea – already well within range of North Korean conventional artillery that U.S. analysts say could kill tens of thousands in hours – would likely take the same deal.
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As with most of the competition, the Lyric T5 features adaptive learning to adjust to users' preferences, along with geofencing settings change settings when someone is within range.
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Over the last few weeks, every Fed official to wander within range of a microphone warned that more rate hikes might be coming sooner than many people anticipate.
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North Korea said on Wednesday it had successfully tested a powerful new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that put the entire U.S. mainland within range of its nuclear weapons.
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Depending on where North Korea placed some of its rocket launchers, southern portions of Seoul — including the Gangnam District of "Gangnam Style" fame — would also be within range.
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" In a televised speech on Monday, Kim said "the entire United States is within range of our nuclear weapons, and a nuclear button is always on my desk.
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The South Korean capital is 35 miles from of the Demilitarized Zone that separates the two countries, well within range of thousands of pieces of North Korean artillery.
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Kim declared the nuclear force complete after the test of North Korea's largest ever intercontinental ballistic missile last month, which experts said puts all of America within range.
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North Korea said it had successfully tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile on Wednesday in a "breakthrough" that puts the U.S. mainland within range of its nuclear weapons.
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ET so long as you have your phone turned on, are within range of a cell tower, and if your wireless provider is part of the WEA system.
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The concept is similar to Bluetooth trackers like Tile, though they depend on a phone linked to the tracker's network coming within range of the tag to report location.
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That puts China's 3,000-metre runways and installations on Subi, Fiery Cross and Mischief Reef within range of many of Vietnam's tightly clustered holdings on 21 islands and reefs.
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As long as your TV is within range of the wireless Xbox One controller PC adapter (30 feet according to PC Mag's testing), you're PC gaming on your teevee.
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Trackers on lost items emit an audible alarm from their on-board speakers when within range (2.03-200 feet, or less with obstacles) of your iPhone or Android phone.
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Concern that North Korea is close to achieving its goal of putting the mainland United States within range of a nuclear weapon has raised global tensions in recent weeks.
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That puts China's 3,000-meter runways and installations on Subi, Fiery Cross and Mischief Reef within range of many of Vietnam's tightly clustered holdings on 21 islands and reefs.
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Although, the ICBM launched on July 4 has a maximum range of about 4,163 miles, putting the state of Alaska within range, but not Hawaii or the West Coast.
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Tillerson's overture came nearly two weeks after North Korea said it had successfully tested a breakthrough intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that put the entire United States mainland within range.
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But submarines could stealthily move missiles within range of additional targets and give the North a "second strike" capability — to launch after its land-based arsenal has been destroyed.
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They also noted that Seoul and its 25 million residents are only 35 miles from the border and well within range of North Korean artillery, rockets, and ballistic missiles.
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Make sure the mouse is powered on and within range, and you should be able to use it within the minute — there shouldn't be any real syncing process required.
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Starbucks rallied more than 23 percent in the past three months, shaking off a broad decline on the S&P 500, to get back within range of record highs.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cautioned Iran on Tuesday that it is within range of Israeli air strikes, citing what he described as Iranian threats to destroy Israel.
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South Korea's Defense Ministry said this latest test put Washington within range, but Pyongyang still needed to prove it had mastered re-entry, terminal stage guidance and warhead activation.
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Palestinians seized every opportunity to wreak havoc, killing an Israeli civilian with an anti-tank missile when he made the mistake of driving his truck within range of Gaza.
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However, if you have "Everyone" selected in the settings instead, anybody within range can see your phone in their own Share menu and request to send you a file.
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Hackers within range of a vulnerable client device or access point can easily trigger disassociations by sending what's known as management frames, which aren't encrypted and require no authentication.
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That same year North Korea also carried out three intercontinental ballistic missile tests, demonstrating that the entire United States is already likely within range of a North Korean attack.
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In a practical sense, that means the device can track which phones connect to a given tower, as long as it's active and within range when the connection is made.
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The larger the community, the better because it increases the odds of a Tile user coming within range of your misplaced (or stolen) goods in order to transmit their location.
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The entire purchasing process is done through the 7-Eleven rewards app, which will determine when customers are within range of an equipped store and will load the feature automatically.
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While experts said North Korea is close to testing an ICBM, it is likely to take years to perfect a weapon that would put the continental United States within range.
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He laughed when somebody suggested Gatlin could take him down over his favorite distance and repeated his claim that his own 19.19 seconds world record from 2009 was within range.
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A series of nodes, usually fashioned from cannibalized routers, emit signals that create a free self-contained (and self-reliant) network that's accessible to any internet capable devices within range.
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Backups can cease for a number of reasons, but it seems unlikely that the phone went two months without being plugged in within range of a trusted Wi-Fi connection.
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But while the targets appear to be within range of the Houthi-controlled parts of Yemen, some US officials told reporters Monday that the attacks most likely originated from Iran.
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If you land it within range, you'll see a potential capture animation, but if you miss, you'll simply watch your wasted Poké Ball roll away with a few sad bounces.
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South Dakota State stayed within range of the Hoosiers for the first 35 minutes despite shooting 11 percent (19 of 56), committing 17 turnovers and compiling just seven offensive rebounds.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Friday claimed the U.S. mainland is now within range of his country's nuclear weapons, according to a report from Public Radio International (PRI).
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Because it's celebrated within range of Halloween, and features an assortment of macabre imagery and costumes, some people assume it's just "Mexican Halloween," but it's not meant to be spooky.
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According to Mr. Kim, the United States mainland is now "within range of our nuclear strike" and his defense sector is moving to "mass produce" nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles.
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The Planetary Society will attempt to get back images from the deployment the next time the craft is within range of a ground station, and we'll update when those become available.
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Farmer Rakesh Singh, 56, who lives in the Arnia sector of Jammu, said his family were among the first to leave home because his village was within range of Pakistan's artillery.
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Japan, within range of the longer-range variant of Scud missiles or the upgraded Rodong missiles, lodged a protest through the North Korean embassy in Beijing, Japan's Kyodo news agency reported.
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He has won four of the last five slams, 38 of his last 25 matches, and at this rate Roger Federer's record 240 is within range of the 20-year-old.
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Any phone that is "switched on, within range of an active cell tower, and whose wireless provider participates in WEA should be capable of receiving the test message," according to FEMA.
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Just 130 miles from the Philippines, it's within range of Subic Bay, a former American military base that US Marines, ships and planes have resumed using again under a new deal.
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The charging equipment will reportedly precede the arrival of the vehicles, which will initially be used within range of those terminals, but the companies could eventually share facilities with other companies.
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Pyongyang says it is "carefully examining" plans for a missile strike on US military bases in Guam, which houses 6,000 American troops — and is well within range of North Korean weaponry.
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Concern that North Korea is close to achieving its goal of putting the mainland United States within range of a nuclear weapon has underpinned a spike in tension in recent months.
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Some experts had said North Korea may choose to test-fire the Musudan as it tries to build an intercontinental ballistic missile designed to put the mainland United States within range.
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They were posted within range of exploding bombs — in effect made to be guinea pigs in studies of how combat troops might stand up in a war fought with nuclear arms.
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To be assured of the capability, the submarine must not only have the ability to launch a nuclear ballistic missile but also the endurance to sail within range of the enemy.
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As long as one of the routers is connected to the internet in some way, it's possible for anyone within range of any of the routers to get onto the internet.
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Concern that North Korea is close to achieving its goal of putting the mainland United States within range of a nuclear weapon has underpinned a spike in tensions in recent months.
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The GPS series 33 watch tracks health data such as heart rate and workouts, streams music via Bluetooth, and displays notifications from apps and messages when within range of your phone.
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"Possession of the password for a WPA2 network provides the added ability to decrypt traffic from any client within range," writes the Wi-Fi Alliance in an email to Fast Company.
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The coffee chain has rallied more than 13 percent in the past three months, shaking off a broad decline on the S&P 500, to get back within range of record highs.
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Nvidia's released new cards since this was build, reducing the price of this configuration to something that's probably well within range to VR aficionados looking to spend more than entry-level prices.
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Cell towers broadcast the test for about half an hour, during which time most cell phones that were switched on and within range of an active cell tower got the test message.
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Houston managed five 3-pointers in the period to stay within range and, when Capela completed a three-point play with 92 seconds remaining in the half, Houston pulled to within two.
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In a separate assessment that year, the research firm MITRE urged the Air Force to develop and deploy large magazines of long-range standoff weapons to bases within range of adversarial threats.
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But to demonstrate other useful applications of the technology, Ossia has also developed a AA battery that will stay perpetually-charged as long as its within range of the Cota base station.
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"When the officer gets within range of a fleeing vehicle, they simply pull the trigger and a sticky dart shoots out and attaches itself to the criminal's ride," the press release says.
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Not only do they have to finish construction, NASA also has to select a landing site that will put the rover within range of the most likely hotbeds of previous Martian life.
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But now that 50 states and six territories are within range of North Korean missiles, we should ask if there need to be new standards for those EOCs to operate 24/7.
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Major gains in the first three months of the year also brought indexes back within range of record levels with the Dow Jones Industrial Average less than 800 points from its high.
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He also said TAG Heuer was working on a smartwatch that could connect to high-speed mobile networks without needing a linked smartphone within range, confirming a report in Swiss newspaper Handelszeitung.
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Mattis' trip comes as Trump prepares to travel to the region next week, where he will visit Seoul, a city of nearly 10 million people well within range of North Korean artillery.
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Seoul is home to a population of roughly 10 million, within range of massed pre-targeted North Korean rockets and artillery, which would be impossible to destroy in a first U.S. strike.
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India's new "Look East Policy" involves not only bulking up its blue water naval capability but also launching a new intercontinental ballistic missile that puts all of China within range of attack.
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U.S. bases in South Korea and Japan are within range of another PLA projectile, the CJ-10 land attack cruise missile, which has a range of about 20163,500 km, according to Pentagon estimates.
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Keyed by Wiggins, who missed six of his first seven shots in the game, Minnesota used a 19-8 run over the third and fourth quarters to get within range of the Thunder.
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Here's what you need to do: There's not much you can do if they stolen or are no longer within range of your iPhone, like in the back seat of an Uber somewhere.
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Some experts had predicted North Korea would undertake a test-fire of the Musudan, as part of its efforts to produce an intercontinental ballistic missile that places the mainland United States within range.
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Experts say that if the missile had had been fired on a normal trajectory instead of at a high altitude, it would have reached about 6,000 kilometers -- enough to put Alaska within range.
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South Korea and the United States, as well as experts, believe the North is working to develop a submarine-launched ballistic missile system and an ICBM putting the mainland United States within range.
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The reports have alarmed several lawmakers and experts, who warn North Korea would assuredly strike back, potentially killing thousands who live in Seoul, South Korea, which is within range of the North's artillery.
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For example, it's not uncommon for an Alexa-using smart speaker to record utterances made within range of the device even when a user is not trying to interact with the personal assistant.
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North Korea tested two ICBMs in July that could fly about 10,000 km (6,200 miles), putting many parts of the U.S. mainland within range and prompting a new round of tough international sanctions.
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They won't do so alone, however: Too many 13-year-olds will continue doing their algebra homework in a parking lot, within range of the free Wi-Fi of their neighborhood Burger King.
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North Korea's economy isn't nearly as decrepit as previously thought, and — given its successful test this week of an intercontinental ballistic missile that could put Anchorage within range — time isn't on our side.
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Even a few extra minutes of warning might save the lives of tens of thousands of Americans — and millions of South Koreans and Japanese who already live within range of the North's missiles.
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Some experts said the North may choose to test-fire the Musudan in the near future as it tries to build an intercontinental ballistic missile designed to put the mainland US within range.
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When there are no devices within range that need to be charged, the Cota Tile goes into sleep mode, so it's not wasting energy or transmitting power to devices that are already topped up.
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Some experts said North Korea may choose to test-fire the Musudan in the near future as it tries to build an intercontinental ballistic missile designed to put the mainland United States within range.
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Many of those are within range of the 25 million South Koreans living in the Seoul metropolitan area, meaning the North could launch an artillery barrage that could kill thousands -- and possibly many more.
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For example, he suggested an agreement to keep any noncompliant missiles far enough away from Europe that the continent is not within range, or an agreement that any INF-range missiles cannot be nuclear.
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In late November, North Korea tested its most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile yet, putting the continental United States within range and increasing pressure on President Donald Trump to deal with the nuclear-armed nation.
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When his grandparents step in to raise him, Jarrett is still within range of a formidable amount of drinking and fighting, but these adults love him in their own rough — and sometimes tender — way.
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And unlike relay attacks, which work only when within range of the original key, once a thief has derived the cryptographic value of a fob, they can start and drive the targeted car repeatedly.
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North Korea tested two ICBMs in July that could fly about 10,000 km (6,200 miles), putting many parts of the U.S. mainland within range and prompting a new round of international sanctions against Pyongyang.
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The Russian threat to target American aircraft west of the Euphrates poses complications, particularly because Raqqa, which sits on the river in northern Syria, is well within range of Syrian and Russian air defenses.
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According to the CME Group's FedWatch tool, prospects for another rate increase don't come within range until the Fed's mid-December meeting and even then the chances are still less than 2 to 1.
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Rebels said the capture of Nairab put the M5 road within range of their guns, just days after the government in Damascus declared it fully open to traffic for the first time in years.
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North Korea said Tuesday night that it had conducted a successful test of a new type of ballistic missile that could put the whole United States mainland within range, according to multiple media reports.
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A new type of Houthi drone appeared in mid-2018 which the U.N. has said can fly up to 1,200-03,500 km (745 to 932 miles) - putting Riyadh, Abu Dhabi and Dubai within range.
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Its main rival, Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd, reported its best result in a decade, while shares in travel agencies Flight Centre Travel Group Ltd and Webjet Ltd are trading within range of record highs.
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But as he sat down for the planned working dinner with Abe, whose country is well within range of North Korea's missiles, it was clear his counterpart felt it necessary to respond to the test.
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Jeffrey Lewis of the California-based Middlebury Institute of International Studies said the launch showed Los Angeles was within range of a North Korean missile, with Chicago, New York and Washington, just out of reach.
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Yossi admitted that loyalty wasn't a set functionality just yet, but he did sometimes suspect it after noticing that Temi regularly chose to follow him when multiple people were within range of his facial recognition.
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Because it's celebrated within range of Halloween, and features an assortment of macabre imagery and costumes, some people assume it's just "Mexican Halloween," while attempts to co-opt the holiday have been repeated through history.
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Given that a half circumference of the Earth is 20,000 kilometres, we are now nudging up against the point at which any two places on the planet will be within range of a direct flight.
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The United States late last month warned North Korea's leadership it would be "utterly destroyed" if war were to break out after Pyongyang test-fired its most advanced missile, putting the U.S. mainland within range.
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In this colorful, slightly Big-Brother-y version of reality, Pokémon are interspersed throughout, and when you come within range of a Pokémon you can "approach" them and they will show up on your phone.
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Those within affected areas will receive the alerts through the FireChat app, which will then automatically store and forward them to other FireChat users who are within range (typically about 200 feet in urban areas).
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And a senior administration official told Jonathan Swan recently that the U.S. government doesn't believe Kim Jong-un is suicidal: There's a reason he's threatening to fire rockets within range of Guam, not at Guam.
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In late November, North Korea tested its most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile yet, putting the continental United States within range and increasing pressure on U.S. President Donald Trump to deal with the nuclear-armed nation.
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Some experts have said North Korea may choose to test-fire the Musudan in the near future as it tries to build an intercontinental ballistic missile designed to put the mainland United States within range.
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North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, said on Sunday his nuclear-capable country was close to test-launching an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), raising the prospect of putting parts of the United States within range.
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Early on Wednesday, North Korea tested its most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile yet, putting the continental United States within range and increasing pressure on U.S. President Donald Trump to deal with the nuclear-armed nation.
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Never mind if it were the basic silver package (C$149), which got you a fold-up chair at the back, or an Ultimate VIP at the front, within range of the T-shirt cannons.
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What value is a piece of paper that renounced the use of war absent a process to begin mutual force reductions and dismantle Pyongyang's ballistic missiles and nukes that have Seoul and Tokyo within range?
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Tillerson's new diplomatic overture comes nearly two weeks after North Korea said it had successfully tested a breakthrough intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that put the entire United States mainland within range of its nuclear weapons.
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Many residents shrugged off the idea that the North might attempt to disrupt the Games, which may reflect the fact that South Koreans have grown accustomed to living within range of its artillery and rockets.
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The consequences of any U.S. strike would potentially be catastrophic not only for North Koreans but also South Korea, Japan and the thousands of U.S. military personnel within range of any North Korean retaliatory strikes.
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At $699, the RTX 2080 now falls within range of the older GTX 1080 Ti — a card that, up to this point, we were somewhat comfortable recommending for those who want to game at 4K resolution.
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North Korea said it had successfully tested a powerful new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that put all of the U.S. mainland within range, declaring it had achieved its long-held goal of becoming a nuclear power.
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Carter was also due to meet with some of the US forces that are within range of North Korean missiles and would form the line of defense should Pyongyang take any aggressive action in the region.
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The combination of small nukes and long-range missiles would put the U.S. within range of nuclear attack by a hyper-dangerous regime with a leader that does not appear to be calm, steady, or rational.
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In 2017, Judge John deGravelles blocked the law from taking effect because it would impose an undue burden on Louisiana women because many hospitals refused to grant admitting privileges or weren't within range of a clinic.
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Mitchell kept the Aggies within range with a 13-point first half but also was charged with five turnovers as the Aggies were one short of their per-game average of 15 turnovers at the break.
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"Every object in any environment may be considered a nonverbal message input, subject to decoding by any suitable receiver within range," writes George Nelson in How to See: Visual Adventures in a World God Never Made.
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State news agency KCNA released an article touting the country's "miraculous successes" developing nuclear weapons and announcing imminent plans to test a missile that could potentially put the continental United States within range for a nuclear strike.
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Yields on Germany's top-rated bonds were a tad higher but within range of last week's record lows as the uncertainty triggered by British voters' decision to leave the European Union kept safe-haven debt in demand.
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You need to be within range in order to control the lights, so you couldn't, for instance, turn them off from work if you realized you left all your lights on (unless you bought a separate hub).
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The company's exposure to risky assets, which includes below investment-grade bonds, troubled real estate, unaffiliated common stock and Schedule BA assets, is somewhat higher than the life industry but well within range of large mutual peers.
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It's an added level of strategy that becomes intuitive over time, whether you're trying to catch up to a battle in progress, take out an opponent within range, or hide for a few seconds to heal yourself.
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Moreover, on any given day, there are perhaps 2628,28503 Americans (including 22019,000 U.S. troops and their families) in the greater Seoul area within range of some 10,000 artillery tubes, SCUD and other missiles, as well as nukes.
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South Korea said on Friday that North Korea's latest missile test puts Washington within range, but Pyongyang still needs to prove it has mastered critical missile technology, such as re-entry, terminal stage guidance and warhead activation.
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While the Pens, Islanders and Bruins are all still barely within range, the Flyers are basically chasing the Red Wings now, trailing them by three points for the final wild card while holding two games in hand.
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Given that Seoul is likely to be North Korea's first target if war breaks out and is sitting within range of about 21,500 pieces of North Korean artillery, that might have been a polite thing to do.
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DUBAI, Sept 15 (Reuters) - An Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander said on Sunday that U.S. bases and aircraft carriers were within range of Iranian missiles, a day after Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi group attacked two Saudi Aramco plants.
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The tiny satellite is designed to pick up pings from aircraft as they fly, relaying them back to Earth and allowing people on the ground to see where aircraft are when they're within range of the satellite.
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South Koreans, many living within range of North Korean artillery, were particularly alarmed by Mr. Trump's threat to bring down "fire and fury" on the North if Pyongyang continued to threaten the United States with nuclear missiles.
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President Obama did decide to pursue a major health reform bill — and Vice President Biden becomes an ardent supporter of Obama's push, as made clear by the f-bomb he accidentally dropped within range of a podium.
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About 39% of Americans are within range of a Sinclair-owned TV outlet, most of them unwittingly, because local TV stations typically use the logos of national networks with which they are affiliated, like NBC, CBS and Fox.
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Put on the spot by reporters in September 2017, he insisted that there are military options that would not imperil Seoul, the South Korean capital, though its 10m inhabitants live within range of the North's artillery and missiles.
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It should be noted at this time that, despite a putrid June that saw them go 10-16 and fall out of the divisional lead, the Red Sox are still well within range of the AL Wild Card.
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Areas in Israel that were within range of rocket attacks launched from Gaza-based terror groups showed a 2 to 6 percentage point increase in vote share to right-wing parties, the authors found, controlling for other factors.
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Further, it could only be used within range of the included USB adapter, which (you guessed it) has to be connected to an internet-capable PC. Again, wifi was necessary to get this "girl-centric" device up and running.
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If a pet wanders off, a community Pet Finder feature sends out an alert to all app users in the neighborhood and will notify neighborhood users when the pet comes back within range of anyone with the Pawscout app.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander said on Wednesday that U.S. bases in Afghanistan, the UAE and Qatar, and U.S. aircraft carriers in the Gulf were within range of Iranian missiles, as tensions rise between Tehran and Washington.
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"The North Korean regime has hundreds of artillery cannons and rocket launchers within range of one of the most densely populated cities on Earth, which is the capital of South Korea," Mattis told CBS news program "Face the Nation".
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They force every phone within range—which may be up to two kilometres away—to connect and communicate information such as the handset's unique ID, the ID of the phone's SIM card, and its carrier and country of origin.
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One by one Da Silva's rivals dropped off but the odds were still stacked heavily in favor of Lavillenie, whose world record of 19883m meant his final attempt at 6.08 was well within range, despite two failures at 6.03.
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A commander in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps on Wednesday said that U.S. bases in the United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan and Iran, as well as aircraft carriers near the Persian Gulf, are within range of the Islamic republic's missiles.
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SEOUL/MOSCOW (Reuters) - North Korea's latest missile test puts Washington within range, but Pyongyang still needs to prove it has mastered critical missile technology, such as re-entry, terminal stage guidance and warhead activation, South Korea said on Friday.
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Your phone needs to be on and non-dead; your car needs to be within range; you need to have the foresight to stick a tracking device onto the particular thing you're going to lose before you've lost it.
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Trump last week declared the renegotiated NAFTA agreement and other legislative priorities "dead in the water" due to inaction by Democratic lawmakers, while Speaker Nancy Pelosi asserted that House Democrats and administration officials were "within range" of a deal.
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Since the 1950-53 Korean War, South Koreans have grown used to bellicose rhetoric from North Korea, like its routine threats to unleash "a sea of fire" on Seoul, the capital, which is within range of the North's artillery.
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The Red Sox appeared poised to put some distance between themselves and the Yankees in the eighth, but Chasen Shreve and Jonathan Holder worked out of a second-and-third, none-out jam to keep the Yankees within range.
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The latest nuclear test comes amid heightened regional tension following Pyongyang's two tests of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) in July that potentially could fly about 10,19503 km (6,200 miles), putting many parts of the mainland United States within range.
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Then there's KRACK, the fatal flaw in the wi-fi security protocol that the vast majority of routers are currently using—until your router manufacturer issues an update, it puts your home network under threat from anyone within range of it.
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The official -- who remains unnamed as per South Korean government protocol -- says this ballistic missile can deliver a one ton (907 kg) warhead a distance of 2,000 km (1243 miles), putting U.S. military bases in South Korea and Japan within range.
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Earlier, the United States warned North Korea's leadership it would be "utterly destroyed" if war were to break out, after Pyongyang test-fired its most advanced missile, putting the U.S. mainland within range, in violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Just 130 miles from the Philippines, the reef, which is a fertile fishing ground, is in within range of Subic Bay, a former American military base that US Marines, ships and planes have resumed using again under a new deal.
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However, the cell doesn&apost store energy; the circuit must be within range of the fixed laser to generate power for the robot to take off, and once its cell moves beyond the laser&aposs reach, RoboFly&aposs flight is over.
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There are tens of millions of people in the greater Seoul area, some 2800 miles from the demilitarized zone, well within range of North Korea's conventional weapons, including artillery, that could a lot of damage and kill a lot of people.
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With the shorter Szpilka barging his way through Wilder's defense to land punches in the pocket, he was well within range of "The Bronze Bomber"—and he well and truly paid for it with the wild, looping right hand of Wilder.
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The Redskins (4-6) moved to a first down at the New Orleans 34 — within range of a potential game-winning field goal — but Cousins was flagged for intentional grounding on first down, moving Washington out of field-goal range.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 25 (Reuters) - U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Monday that a version of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement that House Democrats could back was "within range," but said they needed to conduct a final review.
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It also sent a message of deterrence, because dozens of installations with US troops in the Middle East are well within range of Iran's missile arsenal, which the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) reports is the largest in the region.
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Where once the worst we had to contemplate was waging a conventional war on the Korean peninsula, we now must face a world in which Kim Jung Un can decide any time he wants to destroy entire cities within range.
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The Israeli military would not explain why Arrow was used against an anti-aircraft missile, fueling speculation that Israel was either testing the Arrow missile or that its Iron Dome missile defense system wasn't within range of downing the anti-aircraft missile.
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The alert will still happen at the same scheduled time, 2:18pm ET, and will be sent out to all cell phones compatible with wireless emergency alerts (WEA) and within range of an active cell tower, according to a news release from FEMA.
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But it is a genuinely impressive demonstration, as each object placed under the projectors' light and within range of the system's sensors is brought to life in a way that looks and feels like the closest manifestation of software in the real world.
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That claim was backed up by independent analysis by the Union of Concerned Scientists, which said the rocket could have traveled more than 8,000 miles on a standard trajectory, putting targets like the White House and Trump's Mar-a-Lago home within range.
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But you'll also have to deal with gel that speeds up cars or makes them bounce, turrets that will blow you away if within range, giant vats of corrosive acid, and weighted companion cubes that will help you trigger pressure-sensitive switches.
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SEOUL/UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States warned North Korea's leadership it would be "utterly destroyed" if war were to break out after Pyongyang test fired its most advanced missile, putting the U.S. mainland within range, in violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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On April 15, the North failed to launch what was likely a Musudan missile, with a range of more than 3,000 km (1,800 miles), meaning it could, if launched successfully, hit Japan and also theoretically put the U.S. territory of Guam within range.
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Meanwhile, congressional Democrats are jostling themselves eagerly within range of TV cameras to be seen negotiating in good faith with Donald Trump on deals whose inevitable later collapse they will then blame on the extremism and intransigence of Mitch McConnell and congressional Republicans.
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The classic black leather tag has a Tile Bluetooth tracker inside that connects to an app on her phone to show her where her bag is in real time so long as it's within range of her phone or other Tile members.
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CastHack can be exploited over the internet, while Bishop Fox and his "deauth" attacks can be carried out within range of the Wi-Fi network — yet, both attacks let the hacker control what's displayed on the TV from the Chromecast, he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. military vessels in the Gulf are within range of Iranian missiles, a top military aide to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Sunday, warning any clash between the two countries would push oil prices above $100 a barrel.
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On a macro scale, Turner moves well enough to imply that the full breadth of this modern skill set is within range; it's not a stretch to imagine him hedging hard on pick-and-rolls or losing defenders on dives to the basket.
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He described what he saw as sound fundamentals in South Africa compared to other emerging markets that have had to hike rates, like Argentina and Turkey, adding that inflation is currently within range and the budget deficit, while high, is projected to decline.
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Those following Mickelson during his first round also included a fan whose cellphone ringtone went off as Mickelson took his putter back for a 2-foot par attempt on his 12th hole, the par-4 third, within range of an AT&T suite.
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The reason Apple implemented this is because Bluetooth has enabled companies to sneakily track your location over Bluetooth by using beacons in stores, shopping malls, and even on popular city streets if they're placed within range of a place you'd walk by.
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"He taught me to use my eyes and ears as well as my nose, and to be patient in order to remain motionless for long periods of time waiting for an animal to come within range," Mr. Selby told The American Rifleman.
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Meanwhile, Hezbollah has expanded its rocket and missile arsenal to 150,000, weapons, according to Israeli officials, including precision-guided systems that would put within range Haifa's heavy industries; the Israeli Ministry of Defense in Tel Aviv; Israel's Parliament; and its nuclear reactors at Dimona.
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Having lived within range of the North's artillery for decades, South Koreans are less concerned by the presence or absence of nuclear weapons than by the threat of an actual war, which seemed more possible late last year than it had for some time.
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It is telling that Japan, which was already well within range of Mr Kim's existing weapons stockpile before last year's round of tests, and has long worried about being left out in the cold during the current round of North Korean diplomacy, reacted more cautiously.
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Read more: When the Internet of Things Starts to Feel Like the Internet of Shit "Anyone within range—10 meters with a normal smartphone—can just connect to it," Paul Stone, a security researcher who studied how CloudPets' toys work, told Motherboard in an email.
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As tensions grew to a fever pitch elsewhere over the likelihood of North Korea conducting a nuclear or long-range missile test, possibly this weekend, there was little sign of concern in South Korea's capital, Seoul, which lies within range of the North's artillery.
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Regional risks While an ICBM is vital if North Korea wants to threaten the U.S. mainland, American military bases in Asia are likely well within range of existing technology, to say nothing of Tokyo or Seoul, the capital cities of two key regional allies.
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The EP's rollicking closer, "Menace II Society," once again showcases the young Australian's trademark of coupling throwback hip-hop bars with some dusty 4x4 rhythms—topping it with a squiggly bassline that's sure to test all the hip flexors within range of the audio assault.
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Unum Group: * Q1 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $1.25 — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S * CONTINUES TO EXPECT AFTER-TAX ADJUSTED OPERATING INCOME GROWTH PER SHARE FOR 2018 TO BE WITHIN RANGE OF 17 PERCENT TO 23 PERCENT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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He averaged 318 yards off the tee in the first two rounds of the Memorial Tournament, but he credited his short game with keeping him within range of the leaders (he was tied for first in the field in sand saves through 153 holes).
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Ultimately, Comey may have been fired not because he wasn't doing a good job, as Trump claims, but because he was doing his job too well -- and that's bad news for the President, because it puts him within range of obstruction of justice charges.
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If you're lucky enough to be within range of one of the film's 31 IMAX 70mm screenings in the US, then by all means, spring for that option — it's worth the added cost to see the film as the filmmaker intended it to be seen.
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WEAs are sent to every single cell phone within range of certain cell towers, allowing local, state and national agencies—Alert Originators (AOs) in the jargon—to achieve blanket coverage of the population in a way that radio and TV broadcasts no longer can.
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This realization that their capitol Seoul and millions of their citizens are within range of tens of thousands of North Korean artillery pieces has led our South Korean allies to push hard for jaw-jaw rather than war-war, to borrow Winston Churchill's famous phrase.
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Then comes Alaska, which is closer to the nuclear-armed hermit nation, at just over 3,000 miles, than it is to Washington, D.C. Farther out, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles may all be within range of missiles that North Korea tested last month.
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From the time the kiosks appeared in 2016, activists and civil liberties groups warned that they could collect data from users, or even those who pass within range, potentially creating a huge database that could be used by law enforcement or sold to corporate interests.
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Such discussions between the two Koreas, and between North Korea and the United States, would have been unthinkable last year when North Korea conducted repeated missile tests, detonated its largest ever nuclear bomb, and said the United States was now within range of its weapons.
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A loyal employee's weekend work on a confidential company document downloaded through their local Starbucks' Wi-Fi can expose the user, as well as their employer, to anyone within range who wants to piggyback on the employee's signature and gain access to sensitive files.
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DEMILITARIZED ZONE, South Korea (Reuters) - As U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis peered into North Korea from a lookout post on Friday, he was given a blunt reminder by his South Korean counterpart of the vast amount of North Korean artillery within range of Seoul.
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Stanton's catch prevented a bigger inning after the Rays took a 2-0 lead in the fifth, and Adam Warren kept the Yankees within range by winning a tense, 12-pitch at-bat, getting Matt Duffy to ground out to end the sixth with the bases loaded.
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Trump's newly-installed national security adviser John Bolton argued for a pre-emptive attack to disarm North Korea as recently as February, while Kim has staked his young legacy on building a nuke-tipped missile that puts Mar-a-Lago and the White House squarely within range.
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After a US Navy guided-missile destroyer steamed near Chinese-claimed islands in the South China Sea earlier this month -- an action Beijing claimed violated China's territorial waters -- China said it had deployed the missile to its remote desert and within range of the South China Sea.
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Here's a rough way to think about it: The Democrats need 24 seats to retake control of the House, so if the Democrats are likely to gain at least 12 seats, they're within range of the 7 to 12 seats estimated to be lost due to gerrymandering.
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Only four races, including the Monaco Grand Prix in May and the United States Grand Prix in October, will be broadcast live on NBC, and will thus be viewable to anyone within range of an NBC affiliate and who also has an over-the-air antenna.
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South Korean intelligence officials said that in its 2012 rocket launch, North Korea was actually testing a design for a ballistic missile that could eventually fly more than 6,200 miles with a warhead of about 1,100 to 1,300 pounds, putting the West Coast of the United States within range.
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Recent Iranian success at striking military and civilian infrastructure targets in the Persian Gulf region have led the American military to practice switching operational control of military operations from bases located within range of Iranian missiles to bases in the United States that are out of harm's way.
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The missile launched last week was a combination of technology cobbled together from other rockets, and while initial analysis suggested it could only reach Alaska, Schilling says that with a 500kg payload, it could travel almost 10,000 kilometers, putting the U.S. naval base in San Diego within range.
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Bernie Sanders' massive $22019 million fundraising total for the fourth quarter for the year put him within range of Trump, who brought in $22016 million for his campaign — even while Sanders faces a crowded field of primary contenders competing for money in the days ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
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UN officials issued a January report that said Houthi drone capabilities seem to have become significantly more sophisticated last year, capable of traveling distances that put Saudi Arabian targets well within range and of inflicting far greater harm than their previous drones, which could travel a maximum 150 kilometers.
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"Everyone should be interested in and concerned about India's successful ICBM test, inc(luding) China because it's within range of this new missile and because it especially of the major Asian countries understands the dangers of nationalism and its volatility," says Yvonne Chiu, a professor of at Hong Kong University.
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Other analysts said Trump appeared too desperate to try to get a deal, even at the expense of raising the risks posed to U.S. allies Japan and Korea, which are both within range of Kim's short-range missiles, as are tens of thousands of U.S. troops based in North Asia.
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A major consideration would be whether and when to evacuate American and other allied civilians, which is no small feat as Seoul, a city of about 10 million, is within range of North Korea's rockets and artillery and the North Korean military is also armed with chemical and biological weapons.
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While residents in Alaska and Hawaii are just waking up to the possibility of living within range of a North Korean missile, South Koreans for years have been exposed to thousands of artillery massed an hour's drive or so from the border, in addition to short-range missiles and bombs.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Nov 20700 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Thursday: The United States warned North Korea's leadership it would be "utterly destroyed" if war were to break out, after Pyongyang test fired its most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile, putting the U.S. mainland within range.
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Ensuring this mega-poll in the world's third largest democracy would go off without a hitch was a logistical feat, with election workers traveling by boat to remote islands, scaling mountains to reach hill-top villages and trekking through jungles -- sometimes on horses -- to bring ballot boxes within range of every voter.
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In my own experiences, in less than a week from launch, I've gone on more walks (to catch pokémon), I've found new bars and restaurants (because my favorite ones weren't within range of pokéstops), and I even went to church (but only just outside and only because someone dropped a pokémon-attracting lure).
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Though some of the fighter jets may have been within range of some of the enemy's more advanced surface-to-air missiles — upgraded in the past three years by the Russian military — their pilots, if shot down, would have been able to parachute into largely friendly territory or waters heavily patrolled by friendly vessels.
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Under orders issued after the USS Stark was hit by missiles a year earlier, essentially designed to err on the side of protecting US lives -- and with just minutes to decide if his vessel was within range of missiles carried by an Iranian warplane -- the captain of the Vincennes gave the order to fire.
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Besides being on alert for rocket attacks from the remnants of ISIS fighters still within range of the base, US personnel on the base carry gas masks with them -- not so much because of the risk of attack by crude chemical devices on rockets -- but because ISIS ignited an old sulphur plant north of the base.
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The rogue state does have another key advantage -- the South Korean capital of Seoul is only 35 miles from the border with the North, putting 123 million people there within range of North Korean artillery and rockets and the lead elements of Pyongyang's military of 1.2 million members, just 100,000 shy of the entire size of the US military.
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The rollout will begin in the coming weeks for those customers who live within range of 47 Sears Auto Centers in eight metropolitan areas: Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Francisco and Washington, D.C. The service will eventually go live at Sears' more than 400 Auto Centers across the U.S., to reach more of Amazon's customers.
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The problem with having a weak username and password is that anybody within range of your router could log in to it and change its settings, potentially opening it up to the outside world, said Dave Fraser, chief executive of Devicescape, a company that helps make public Wi-Fi networks more reliable for mobile phone service.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer met with Pelosi and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealPelosi signals USMCA deal is 'within range' States embrace nudge theory to promote retirement savings Democrats work to bring labor on board trade deal MORE (D-Mass.) later on Thursday, but a final deal remained out of reach.
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As for when it might actually fly, Musk said that he hopes this Starship will take off sometime around "2 to 3 months" from now, which is still within range of the projections for a first Starship high-altitude test flight given by the CEO earlier this year at the unveiling of the Starship Mk1 prototype.
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The tl;dr is that an attacker within range of a person logged onto a wireless network could use key reinstallation attacks to bypass WPA2 network security and read information that was previously assumed to be securely encrypted — thereby enabling them to steal sensitive data passing over the network, be it passwords, credit card numbers, chat messages, emails, photos, and so on.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.), Clinton's sole remaining rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, is leading in Missouri and is within range of Clinton's leads in Illinois and Ohio.
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Charlotte Hornets The Hornets were supposed to be much worse, but the combination of a soft first-half schedule, their league-leading eight victories in the crapshoot of one-possession games (103-6) — those decided by 3 points or fewer — and a wholly unexpected breakout for the unheralded Devonte' Graham have enabled them to stay within range of a playoff spot.
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The House Ways and Means Committee filed the lawsuit in July, after the Treasury Department and IRS rejected committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealPelosi signals USMCA deal is 'within range' States embrace nudge theory to promote retirement savings Democrats work to bring labor on board trade deal MORE's (D-Mass.) requests and subpoenas for six years of Trump's federal tax filings.
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Still, while Bluetooth trackers are great for finding misplaced items around the home or office, I likely won't be protected if I truly lose something since they don't include GPS or mobile radios — instead they rely upon the crowd, whereby another user of my preferred Bluetooth tracker must wander within range of my lost item in order for me to get a location alert.
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House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOvernight Energy: Protesters plan Black Friday climate strike | 'Father of EPA' dies | Democrats push EPA to abandon methane rollback Youth protesters plan Black Friday climate strike GOP lawmaker boasts 'overwhelming bipartisan support' for USMCA trade deal MORE (D-Calif.) on Monday signaled that Democrats were "within range" of a deal with the White House on updating the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The effort could throw a wrench into progress Congress seemed to be making on the pact and would be a blow to tech companies who already fear losing the legal protection within the U.S. Just last week, Pelosi said House Democrats were "within range" of reaching a pact they can support for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, which would replace NAFTA.
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A political solution will likely involve the revisiting of sanctions, but that path has so far singularly failed to stop North Korea's mission to develop a nuclear weapon capable of striking the U.S. South Korea says its policy of engagement and dialogue toward Pyongyang will remain in place, but if the U.S. is now theoretically within range of North Korean missiles, then there's more pressure on Trump to take decisive action.
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J.), Richard NealRichard Edmund NealPelosi signals USMCA deal is 'within range' States embrace nudge theory to promote retirement savings Democrats work to bring labor on board trade deal MORE (Mass.) and Bobby ScottRobert (Bobby) Cortez ScottDemocrats press Trump officials over drop in ObamaCare signups amid website problems House passes bill tackling workplace violence in health care, social services sectors Bicameral group of Democrats introduces bill to protect immigrant laborers MORE (Va.) along with Sens.
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The sort of individual, prevalent (you recall) in high school, usually male, whose awkwardness spills over from him and onto others in his vicinity, as if he were carrying a bowl of something viscous that spills onto others' feet; or rather, for Kroff inspires in you such aggressive metaphors, he is like one who sneezes without troubling to cover his mouth and nose, sending an explosion of bacteria out into the air, infecting all within range.
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Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyKey Senate Democrats unveil sweeping online privacy bill On The Money: Supreme Court stays House subpoena for Trump financial records | Pelosi says trade deal is 'within range' | Dems target housing shortage amid talk of crisis Overnight Energy: Majority in poll believe US doing 'too little' on climate change | Supreme Court allows climate scientist's lawsuit to go forward | UN finds greenhouse gases hit record in 2018 | EPA weighs action on 'forever chemicals' MORE (D-Mass.) released findings from his own investigation into Ring.
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Sen. Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyKey Senate Democrats unveil sweeping online privacy bill On The Money: Supreme Court stays House subpoena for Trump financial records | Pelosi says trade deal is 'within range' | Dems target housing shortage amid talk of crisis Overnight Energy: Majority in poll believe US doing 'too little' on climate change | Supreme Court allows climate scientist's lawsuit to go forward | UN finds greenhouse gases hit record in 2018 | EPA weighs action on 'forever chemicals' MORE (D-Mass.) proposed a bill Monday to allow more sanctions against foreign companies and individuals for "egregious behaviors" that contribute to climate change.
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Ed MarkeyEdward (Ed) John MarkeyKey Senate Democrats unveil sweeping online privacy bill On The Money: Supreme Court stays House subpoena for Trump financial records | Pelosi says trade deal is 'within range' | Dems target housing shortage amid talk of crisis Overnight Energy: Majority in poll believe US doing 'too little' on climate change | Supreme Court allows climate scientist's lawsuit to go forward | UN finds greenhouse gases hit record in 2018 | EPA weighs action on 'forever chemicals' MORE (D-Mass.) proposed a bill Monday to allow more sanctions against foreign companies and individuals for "egregious behaviors" that contribute to climate change.
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House leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans On The Money: Falling impeachment support raises pressure for Dems on trade | Trump escalates fight over tech tax | Biden eyes minimum tax for corporations | Fed's top regulator under pressure over Dodd-Frank rules Overnight Health Care — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Virginia moves to suspend Medicaid work rules | Powerful House panel sets 'Medicare for All' hearing | Hospitals sue over Trump price rule | FDA official grilled on vaping policy MORE said last week that Democrats are "within range" of reaching a North American trade agreement they can support.
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