I honestly don't know how I was able to function.
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I think the world would not be able to function.
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But you'll still be able to function (almost totally) normally.
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Seriously, how are we able to function as a society.
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"That results in them not being able to function anymore."
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That said, Otter was able to function in real-world environments.
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Women should be able to function equally in the dating world.
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But each day I am able to function a little better.
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You need to be able to function in case of an emergency.
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When you're in the grip of depression, are you able to function?
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But NASA wants Starliner to be able to function without human input.
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Current drones are cheap, easy to fly, and able to function mostly autonomously.
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She said she'd find herself crawling to the shower, barely able to function.
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But how they're able to function with such little sleep remains a mystery.
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I wasn't really able to function in my job and in my life.
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While you'll still be able to function, your memory will be completely blank.
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I'm still not completely over it, but I'm able to function in public now.
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I felt slightly removed from the situation, but still able to function within it.
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Tonight was a good sign that the second group will be able to function.
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If there is low competition, then the market will not be able to function well.
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Some experts have raised questions about whether the university system will be able to function.
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It was nighttime-level dark, which meant my camera wasn't able to function very well.
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"I was concerned about him being able to function in the normal world," Susie Buffett said.
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"I had migraines, pseudo-seizures and depression, and I was not able to function," she says.
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Once I felt able to function, then I'd make the call to reload for the day.
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"No one was really able to function in a viable way in the studio," Cave says.
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As dire as that sounds, I am usually able to function like a normal human being.
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In fact, these things are more essential than ever to government being able to function well.
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"I need to build some sort of connection to be able to function [sexually]," he said.
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My self confidence was boosted and I was able to function with a clearer and happier mindset.
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Musk suggested that his cars will be able to function under any scenario, no matter the danger.
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I immediately head downstairs and make us coffee with our flavored creamer so we're able to function.
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An earlier study had shown that, at warmer temperatures, the woodrats' liver was less able to function.
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If you amputate an arm, he says, it will grow back and be able to function reasonably well.
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How are they able to function within this context and pass large, comprehensive legislation each and every year?
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Rasi said that in a worst-case scenario, the agency would simply no longer be able to function.
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The military, veterans, the economy; the government is able to function only because citizens pay into the Treasury.
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There were periods after the first album was completed, though, when I wasn't able to function at all.
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The new truck will, Fields said, be able to function as a mobile generator and power a job site.
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When your body temperature is higher, you might feel more mobile because your muscles are able to function better.
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The United Nations, created in October 1945, was never able to function as an effective keeper of world peace.
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But they can certainly make you feel better — and able to function like a normal human — while you wait.
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Nearly 500,000 of those with the condition are on dialysis as their kidneys are no longer able to function.
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Mr. Diaz says that without donations they would not be able to function at the capacity they are now.
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If you're able to function until bedtime, maybe with a dip in the afternoon, you probably got sufficient sleep.
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Eric Brunstad, an attorney for HTA creditor Peaje Investments, said HTA would be able to function while paying debt.
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Luckily, the Curiosity rover is able to function, as it relies on plutonium and not sunlight as a fuel source.
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Do you arise each morning refreshed and rejuvenated, or do you always feel like a zombie barely able to function?
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And today's situation underscores the degree to which the Court is not able to function the way it's supposed to.
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However, the normal gene delivered by the treatment is able to function within the retinal cells and correct vision problems.
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"(He's) learning the parts of the system he needs to know to be able to function," Turner told reporters on Thursday.
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"I wanted to create something that would only be able to function in terms of being a performance piece," he explains.
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Cognitive tests and a mental status exam, however, suggested the patients weren't impaired and that they were able to function normally.
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Robots won't be able to function alongside humans until they can "understand human social dynamics and moral norms," the study says.
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"We're not able to function with this low level of funding," says Sarah Chambers, a special education teacher at Saucedo Academy.
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"I was tired of being sick, I was tired of being bedridden and not being able to function," she told me.
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I only had one child and he only had one child, so we are able to function, no matter what happens.
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"My main goal was to be able to function like a normal human being again and not be bedridden," she said.
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"If students don't feel safe even going outside, they're not going to be able to function in a classroom," Jackson said.
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But so far the team is off to a promising start—their prototype was still able to function after 500 test cycles.
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"She may be able to function as a grassroots protector of women and one of the founders of #MeToo movement," Sheinkopf said.
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John returned to New York in late summer, when he seemed to be in remission and able to function on his own.
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At the time of it, I was dealing with all these things, but I was mostly able to function day to day.
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"No one was really able to function in a viable way in the studio," Cave told Noisey in a profile published yesterday.
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Even Kolodny concedes that some patients have been on opioids so long that they may never be able to function without them.
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Funds were adjusting their operations to be able to function "normally", according to a release issued by Argentina securities regulator on Thursday.
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Funds were adjusting their operations to be able to function "normally," according to a release issued by Argentina securities regulator on Thursday.
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As for the threat of a prison sentence, she said, "she can't think about that or she won't be able to function."
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In less than two weeks, the Appellate Body (AB) of the World Trade Organization (WTO) will no longer be able to function.
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If you raise them right, if you taught them right, they should be able to function and survive and thrive in white America.
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While Dean may be able to function on beer and pie alone, it seems that his real-life counterpart needs a bit more.
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Their rationales for action often miss basic human considerations, and yet they are able to function without detection in most facets of life.
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The declaration struck fear in both the hearts of immigrant families and the industries that wouldn't be able to function without their labor.
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When she started her first business, she wasn&apost brimming with confidence or able to function on little sleep like other stereotypical entrepreneurs.
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I saw a woman who had fried her brain with meth and who, with an antipsychotic, is able to function and keep from harming.
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I don't feel normal without having my lines throughout the day, but I don't use too much, otherwise, I wouldn't be able to function.
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Then the eurozone can take full control of the EU's institutions and be able to function properly to make it work as a currency union.
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In an interview with Cramer in San Francisco, the CEO said the software firm's creative and enterprise businesses should be able to function without disruption.
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The system also checks for take-off, hover and land capability, assuring a designer that their creation will actually be able to function when built.
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Like other memes, this one works because it's relatively simple and easy to understand — but it's also pliable and able to function on many levels.
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Used, in part, to listen for signals from intelligent extraterrestrial life, the telescope requires radio silence in the surrounding area to be able to function.
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In a few years he'll be able to function in just about any system as a complementary piece beside just about any type of player.
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"Currently I do not even know if any of our manufacturing facilities in the UK will be able to function on the 30th," Ralf Speth said.
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"The chances were really good that I would be either dead or not be able to function," Dauer, a former Orioles player, told the Baltimore Sun.
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" Head says that the cocktail of pain medications likely left Woods in a "somnambulant condition" and "he was not able to function in a normal way.
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In an interview with Jim Cramer in San Francisco, the CEO said the software firm's creative and enterprise businesses should be able to function without disruption.
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I was able to function and I was able to ride the line of embracing my depression but I was also able to actively write music.
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And let me add one more thing: It's not clear at what point Congress will stop even being able to function fully in terms of staff.
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"I think if you let supply and demand work it will balance the market, and I think the cheapest projects will be able to function," he said.
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Even the DOJ drama is, fundamentally, less about Trump personally than about whether the federal legal and regulatory apparatus as a whole will be able to function.
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"When the blood is this acidic, organs in the body aren't able to function properly," says Kayla Jaeckel, a dietician and diabetes counselor at Mount Sinai hospital.
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The AIADMK, according to Mr Venkatachalapathy, is organised around a "queen bee" or "mother termite" principle, and may not be able to function at all without her.
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Despite the fact that therapy is extremely helpful to me in being able to function normally and enjoy a good quality of life, I've gone years without.
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When prison authorities rely on solitary confinement, they need to ask themselves, How will individuals be able to function in society after living under such dehumanizing conditions?
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The Supreme Court is perfectly able to function with only eight justices — they did so for over a year after Justice Antonin Scalia died in February 2016.
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Mehta found that Trump wasn't entitled to a stay because he wasn't likely to win, and there was a strong public interest in Congress being able to function.
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I'd wake up with anxiety attacks for no given reason, and honestly, if I didn't have my pills for those cases, I wouldn't have been able to function.
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Microgrids also aren't all or nothing, they can be set up to accept power from a centralized grid and still be able to function independently if disaster strikes.
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It released a statement calling the new rules "draconian" and noted that the new policy would leave only three companies able to function: Western Union, MoneyGram and Ria.
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While not suitable for high-speed interstate road trips, such cars might one day be able to function as, say, robotic taxis in stop-and-go urban settings.
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It'll cost you the same price as the $99 Apple Pencil, but unlike that stylus, it should be able to function on more than one piece of hardware.
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So the serenading fourth movement wasn't able to function as a respite, and the sudden blaze of the finale was anticlimactic: grounded and surprisingly intimate, but not exhilarating.
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"The purpose of life is to be able to function," says Andrew Westwood, a board certified sleep expert and assistant professor of neurology at Columbia University Medical College.
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Most (if not all) ebikes are still able to function without the motor running, though due to the weight of the on-board battery, they'll feel extremely heavy.
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Social jet lag is a well documented phenomenon, and it can have serious consequences on health, well-being, and how well we're able to function in daily life.
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For years, Pandora has been able to function without signing direct deals with the big music labels by taking advantage of "statutory" rates offered to web radio services.
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If a company only plugs in data points about one part of the world, then the resulting program will not be able to function as well in other places.
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This decrease in optimum skin function means your products can stop being as effective as they are normally, as the skin just isn't able to function at its best.
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Ravi Gupta, COO of PSC, says that through using 3G-connected tablets and a mobile application called MicroLekha, the organization is able to function faster and be more transparent.
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For many Venezuelans, the crisis has also brought a never ending, and increasingly desperate, search for the medication that family members need to be able to function or survive.
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Today, economists do understand: Governments need to step into the void and spend large sums of money, until the economy is able to function healthily again on its own.
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But there is no reason why the courts shouldn't be able to function during a pandemic, even if accommodations will need to be made for remote oral arguments, etc.
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It is already wrestling with a crippling economic crisis with medicine running short, hospitals barely able to function and some severe shortages of basics such as chicken and milk.
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It's one of those things where I am able to function normally, but it sucks the joy out of situations because I'm constantly thinking about how queasy I feel.
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"Let's just say we are spending vastly more money than we're taking in and that has very bad implications in terms of being able to function properly," Smith said.
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Their armed forces need to be able to function outside of an American life support system and show some initiative, rather than wailing when the White House does something surprising.
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But the day after you drink, things will be a bit out of whack in your brain, so they might not be able to function properly until you're feeling better.
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If the funds were to be diminished entirely, rangers and other park advocates feared that parks would not be able to function as normal in the highly trafficked summer months.
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They never knew how miserable my body felt because, back then, I was able to function at a relatively normal level and hide my illness well enough to seem healthy.
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" And when campaigning for Clinton, Obama described Trump as a dangerous man — suggesting that, unlike previous Republican opponents, Trump was"unfit to serve" and wouldn't be able to "function as president.
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Patients in the yoga group also reported greater improvements in what's known as health-related quality of life, or how well they're able to function in daily activities despite their disease.
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If history is any guide, this country and its national security decision-making apparatus will not be able to function in a crisis situation because decision makers will not be prepared.
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And so they do, Mr. Walsh might argue, since it is through such deluded self-portraiture that we are able to function in a world always threatening to erase our identities.
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"The main question to keep in mind is whether you are able to function in your life and whether you or other people are getting hurt by what you're doing," Lynsey says.
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Almost every candidate agrees that the V.A. needs to be able to function better than it currently does and has pledged to give the agency the resources it needs to work efficiently.
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The Fairfax, Virginia-based NRA says it will not be able to function without access to banking services, which it needs to process gifts and other revenues as well as make payments.
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Continuous learning equates to personal growth that will teach your mind the focus it needs to be able to function well despite the numerous tasks you have on your to-do list.
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Until then, or when Facebook launches its new tools in June, it sounds like the data-collection software developed outside Facebook and without explicit platform access will no longer be able to function.
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But it also speaks to a really enormous problem with the iPhone: this $700 to $1,000-plus product, as designed, isn't able to function near its peak after just a year of use.
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"Consumers today expect technical attributes to their garments, and that means winter clothes should be able to function in extreme climates," says Edward Hertzman, the founder and president of the trade publication Sourcing Journal.
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Because their central nervous system is spread out like this, if you were to scoop out large portions of their bilateral brain (which scientists have done), an octopus would still be able to function.
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The takeaway, Carol Barford says: "If we want to be able to function like we expect every day, we're going to have to spend money and make allowances and plans to accommodate what's coming."
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And our federal government is able to function because of the millions of Americans who work side-by-side with federal employees, performing jobs that are vital to the government and to the country.
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The radiation environment near Jupiter — due to the unique inner workings of the massive planet — is so intense that the spacecraft's instruments won't be able to function for very long in that part of space.
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Tesla expects to have 1 million vehicles on the road next year that are able to function as "robo-taxis," Musk said, reiterating statements made at Autonomy Day and on the company's Q1 earnings call.
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This might shed light on why we are able to function so well in the universe, developing science and technology, while there are still fundamental questions about the space we live in that remain unanswered.
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Back in January, the Register reported that Adblock Plus and similar plugins relying on basic filtering would still be able to function, while more sophisticated ones like uBlock Origin and uMatrix would be completely borked.
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"What we found was that the human is a tougher being than perhaps we realize and seems to be able to function completely well with some vitamin levels lower than are considered normal," Cave said.
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"Trigger warnings may be a positive thing for [someone] with a mental disorder if the disorder is so severe that they will not be able to function if exposed to a feared object," Boysan says.
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In the midst of concussion, Hales still had to consider the costs of aftercare and I was actually impressed that her mind was able to function so rationally despite the fight she had endured earlier.
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That was not the first time I've wondered why I care so much about all this, or the first time I wondered whether I would ever be able to function effectively in an office environment.
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"Once you come home, you paid your dues to society and you should be able to function or be able to at least have the opportunity to function like any other normal citizen," he said.
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Typically 10 mg of THC is a nice, quiet buzz for me, like the pleasantly warm phase after one or two cocktails, where you're still able to function but have a secret euphoria in your belly.
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For decades, Alex lived wondering what happened, and Marcus — who had repressed the childhood memories in order to be able to function — refused to tell him, reasoning that he was protecting his brother by doing so.
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Even though we know that our assumptions aren't reliable (such as "a child shouldn't die before their parents" or "marriage should last forever"), we cling to them because without them we wouldn't be able to function.
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It's thought that something like magnetoresistive RAM might someday be able to function as a "universal memory," compiling all of the benefits of RAM, Flash memory, and hard-disc memory into a single non-volatile technology.
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It's true that some people are able to function just fine on less sleep, according to Harvard Medical School, and may have different natural patterns of sleeping and waking based on their internal (or circadian) rhythms.
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Once I was divorced, I realized that what I had thought of as my own personal neuroses, in terms of not being able to function within the categories I was given, was structurally built into society.
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We tend to think of empathy as a synonym for kindness or compassion, and it can be, but it's more of an automatic process that healthy brains do so we're able to function in the social world.
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Oxfam's Zimbabwe country director, Machinda Marongwe, said urgent action was needed to meet people's food needs now, ensure food markets were able to function effectively, and to help people plant successfully as a new rainy season begins.
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How can a private health insurance company, which has employees and needs to earn a profit, compete with the government, which is able to function while running hundreds of billions of dollars in the red each year?
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You may feel ambivalent about stalking your friends or loved ones (please resist the urge to sew a tracker into your shady boyfriend's coat), but without Bluetooth and GPS trackers, I would barely be able to function.
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For instance, if it was still cool to wear ultra low-rise jeans and Von Dutch hats, we don't think we would be able to function on a day-to-day basis — those pants were just so uncomfortable.
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"I was surprised that as many hospitals in our study were able to function to provide operative trauma care inside Syria," said lead author Dr. Hani Mowafi, of the Yale University School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut.
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Pneumonia — which leads to infiltration of fluid into the lungs, leaving a patient short of breath and often feverish but still able to function — can become serious or even fatal if it is not properly treated, doctors said.
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"I hope that everyone recognizes that we have to change BCA; otherwise, we're not going to be able to function as a government," he added, arguing there are national security functions that don't fall within the defense budget.
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" He based his rule on a personality cult, Mr. Feierstein said, and so "the government, the judicial system — none of it was able to function after he left office because it was built around him and his family.
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Technical capability notices refer to the statutory instrument by which the U.K. government will be able to place obligations on ISPs and communications services providers to ensure government surveillance capabilities set out in the legislation are able to function.
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But the up to 10 percent of the population that has DSPD and other sleep disorders will be able to function at their best, even if the latest breakthroughs in sleep genetics don't turn into blockbuster sleep-aid drugs.
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When the reseachers revisited the patients a year later, they found that 44% who showed brain activity patterns were able to function independently for up to eight hours a day, while only 14% of those without such signals could function independently.
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If your commute is truly making you anxious every day to the point of, say, having panic attacks, or not being able to function, it might be time to check in with a doctor to see if they can help you.
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President-elect Donald Trump is not going to be able to govern and the country is not going to be able to function properly unless he forgives a lot of the people who blasted him and they in turn forgive him.
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Having "smart" clothes also means that there is no need to make modifications to any of the user's electronics, as the meta-material is able to function with any existing wireless device that is in the same designed frequency band.
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"The tech companies have to be ... careful that they're not trying to think their view is more important than the government's view, or than the government being able to function in some key areas," Gates said in an interview with Axios.
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They backed off the idea only after the dossier became public in January 2017 and Mr. Steele's identity became widely known, leading the bureau to conclude that he would no longer be able to function as a source for its investigation.
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As an adult, I feel like that would be really weird for me and that I wouldn't be able to function properly at all in society, knowing that there were things I wasn't experiencing to do with my own brain.
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In August, I followed a polio vaccination crew in Kandahar and saw how, even in areas where health workers have been able to function, many things stand in their way: security fears and drought, deep poverty and stifling tradition, widespread illiteracy and superstition.
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" Part of the urgency in getting the children back home, he explained, lies in not prolonging their already delayed development: "We need to ensure that the gap doesn't increase to the hopeless point, where they won't be able to function in our schools.
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"If you have a place in chaos, you're not able to function and make big things happen, and we certainly have the ability and continue to do that," said Sanders, who added it was not unusual to see people come and go.
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So we make these powerful changes in the inhibitory function of the neurons, and then at a higher level what happens is that messes up the way different parts of the brain are able to function and how they're able to interact with one another.
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After months of relative silence on the issue — a Twitter rep declined to answer questions about the service's commitment to third-party clients in April — it's still not clear whether these apps will be able to function as they do today in the longterm.
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" She added, "The idea that we are encouraging work and independence, then taking away the health care that makes people more employable and better able to function — none of this adds up to something that's going to be good for Kentuckians or our economy.
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"Without the backing of a central bank asset and institutional support, it is not clear how a private digital currency at the center of a large-scale payment system would behave, or whether the payment system would be able to function, in times of stress," Quarles said.
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Perhaps the best thing about the DCMA is that it allows sites like YouTube, Vimeo and Imgur (and the 3D printing service sites discussed here) to be able to function as file-sharing communities without having to monitor every uploaded file to ensure no copyrights are being infringed.
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I don't drink coffee, because that would probably just lead to hours of wondering if maybe I haven't had enough coffee but being unwilling to drink more because I don't want to get addicted and need more and more coffee every day just to be able to function.
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We got to sit down and have a lot of close talks, but we also went to Narcotics Anonymous meetings and needle exchanges and methadone clinics where addicts would go and get their daily fix of methadone, to make sure that they were staying clean and, you know, able to function.
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"There is a limit to how many immigrants we can take in from a different culture who don't speak the language and how fast we can turn them into becoming citizens that are part of society, that are able to function and contribute to the wealth of our society," said Lidegaard.
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Although Huawei's previous phones have been able to function without the Play Store in China for years now, it will be much harder to convince Android users in Europe — where Huawei had been gobbling up market share — to buy a phone without easy access to the operating system's primary app store.
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" Modern society is able to function and flourish in large part because of the global supply chains transporting parts, equipment, and supplies with speed, efficiency and just-in-time delivery, which allows business to keep carrying costs low because they can order what they need and have it shipped quickly, or "just in time.
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As soon as I heard this story was in the works, I resigned because I didn't feel that for my peace of mind and my dignity that I was going to be able to function there in a positive way, spiritually and emotionally ... '[Trader Joe's] said instead of leaving, why not just call it a temporary leave of absence.
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To be truly free, in Anderson's assessment, members of a society had to be able to function as human beings (requiring food, shelter, medical care), to participate in production (education, fair-value pay, entrepreneurial opportunity), to execute their role as citizens (freedom to speak and to vote), and to move through civil society (parks, restaurants, workplaces, markets, and all the rest).
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The number of candidates linked to militant units also reveals "how certain terrorist groups like Lashkar e-Taiba are focusing on diversifying their portfolio so that if the Pakistani security establishment decides to go after them, they will still be able to function in Pakistan through other means," warned Sahar Khan, visiting research fellow at the Cato Institute think tank.
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SAK: I think if you let supply demand work it will balance the market and I think the more the cheapest projects will be able to function and economics will drive projects happening in the market and I think you leave it letting supply and demand work itself out with the energy mix that's going to be available to that there's going to be sufficient to take care of that.
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While India successfully pushed backed against this trend by rejecting Facebook's controversial "Free Basics" program for internet access, US net neutrality rules largely failed to fight ISPs on zero-rating, as evidenced by an increasing number of free streaming programs like T-Mobile's "Binge On." Another contentious practice allowed by the draft guidelines is "specialized services," which effectively allows service providers to prioritize speeds of certain services that otherwise wouldn't be able to function properly.
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