Private firms accessing and potentially profiting from accessing patient data is a highly contentious issue.
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They were accessing the lowest cost of production, they were accessing the lowest cost of capital, they were accessing the lowest cost of finance, wherever they could find it globally.
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State surveillance activity typically involves a legal distinction being made between accessing the contents of communications vs harvesting 'only' the communications metadata, with tighter restrictions on accessing content vs accessing metadata.
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And accessing his past just means accessing mysteries he'd forgotten about, like the question of who murdered his father.
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The list includes accessing your computer's location, playing audio and video without prompting, accessing your microphone and webcam, and more.
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UMMC said the laptop was assigned to the unit, and while accessing the network required individual log-ins, accessing the patient record database did not.
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During the period of probation, Frisiello is prohibited from contacting victims in the case, sending letters through the mail, accessing the internet, and possessing and accessing computers.
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The "elephant" is the principal reason that there is no controversy about trans men accessing men's spaces, but an almighty row about self-identified trans women accessing women's spaces.
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But what's clear is that discrimination remains far too common in health care — whether in accessing medically necessary transition-related care or whether it's transgender people accessing any care without discrimination.
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"We are currently experiencing large volumes of customers accessing our mobile app and internet banking which is leading to some intermittent issues with people accessing our services," TSB said in a statement.
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Not just through sheer willpower but technologically, with the use of a custom-built tool that would literally prevent my devices from accessing these companies, and them from accessing me and my data.
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Facebook is locking down a number of older APIs for accessing user data, and it'll prevent developers from accessing new data if a person hasn't used the app in the past 90 days.
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The charges include five counts of identity theft, five counts of accessing computer data to commit fraud or illegally obtain money, property or data and one count of accessing computer data without permission.
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Perhaps the biggest challenge of all is accessing local markets.
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McHugh pleaded guilty to illegally accessing a computer in September.
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This effectively blocks the WayBack Machine from accessing your website.
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TWITTER SAYS CURRENTLY INVESTIGATING ISSUES PEOPLE ARE HAVING ACCESSING TWITTER
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" "We are currently investigating issues people are having accessing Twitter.
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But women face many more restrictions to accessing abortion today.
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Northeast refineries have had more trouble accessing those cheap barrels.
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We're aware that some users are having trouble accessing PSN.
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You have several options for accessing Delta's Sky Club lounges.
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It looked like it was accessing multiple servers over SCP.
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And to prevent any other means of accessing those channels.
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The height would have been necessary for accessing the water.
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Accessing them might be the hardest work of your life.
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The major barrier will be safely accessing the affected population.
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Accessing your macOS files from Windows is easier than you.
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" Mr. Nelson added, "People are accessing Facebook while they're driving.
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Is it politics of the deal and accessing the sensors?
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Using and accessing it at a basic level is free.
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Using and accessing it at a basic level is free.
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PDT, we experienced intermittent errors accessing the AWS Management Console.
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Donnelly's son was having trouble accessing his military medical records.
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She had trouble accessing treatment for the various symptoms, however.
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Each party sees as preventing it from accessing the market.
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Accessing birth control can be difficult even under ordinary circumstances.
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No one would begrudge economically advantaged people accessing treatment for high blood pressure, or asthma, or sporting injuries, and nor should they be considered to be acting inappropriately for accessing treatment for mental illness.
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Varonis software provides a granular look at where sensitive data lives, where it is over-exposed in the organization, who is accessing it, when they're accessing it and if necessary, how to stop that access.
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"Journalists have no special right to accessing private property," Lingle said.
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That girl is going to stay away from accessing health services.
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As many business owners can relate to, accessing capital is challenging.
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Apple, famously, did not assist the government in accessing the phone.
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They're also compatible with Wacom's ExpressKey wireless remote for accessing shortcuts.
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But the company couldn't do anything about accessing data on iPhones.
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But startups accessing customers through their phones could make agents obsolete.
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"Accessing the transmission requires ramps, jackstands, or a lift," Ibbotson says.
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This does not apply to accessing the ISP browsing data, however.
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It also comes down to how consumers are accessing the Internet.
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Accessing American Netflix content in the UK is actually really simple.
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You now have 1 billion users accessing Facebook only on mobile.
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Accessing the SDK via the Cozmo app on an iPad Mini.
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It's not good for streaming video or accessing bandwidth-hungry sites.
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Users previously had trouble accessing both its website and mobile app.
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Accessing the engine is harder than getting into the Pope's bedroom.
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She was really accessing something truthfully personal in front of us.
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It's also previously been shown accessing links sent via the platform.
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If you had trouble accessing Netflix earlier today, you weren't alone.
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The cost of accessing RAM relatively quickly (read: usefully) is energy.
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Today, GINA prevents employers from accessing their employees' family medical history.
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Are they "taking advantage" in accessing health care while providing it?
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The reforms are meant to guard against China accessing sensitive technology.
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When accessing the app, an "unable to connect" error message appeared.
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And the reason why is we're accessing bigger volume more quickly.
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Some apps, however, received "whitelist" privileges to continue accessing the data.
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Integration means spending, accessing, or collecting capital that is now clean.
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Here's the truth: I purposely refrained from accessing the raw databases.
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From there, accessing and deleting downloaded shows and movies is simple.
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One of the greatest barriers to accessing basic needs is transportation.
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But accessing our detritus is often bad news for the bears.
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"These choirs are about accessing humanity through community," Mr. Schlosberg said.
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There are many reasons why accessing good quality care is difficult.
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SpaceX and others are dramatically reducing the cost of accessing space.
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Accessing those games is surprisingly easy through the Genesis Mini interface.
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Two-factor authentication will add an extra step to accessing devices.
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The result: more delays in initiating routine care and accessing specialists.
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He said some Canadians had trouble accessing EpiPens starting in February.
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They said nothing at the time about accessing voter information records.
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"It is incredible," she writes, accessing her startled middle-school self.
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Friday's massive cyber attacks blocked users from accessing popular websites like Twitter, Reddit, HBO, and Netflix Friday's massive cyber attacks blocked users from accessing popular websites like Twitter, Reddit, HBO, and Netflix Internet users across the United States on Friday were blocked from accessing popular websites like Twitter, Reddit, HBO, Netflix, and others, as part of what officials are calling an "unprecedented" cyberattack.
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Did the system fail because something was not communicated or because someone abused the system by accessing a resource they weren't allowed to or by accessing a resource they were allowed to but using it exploitatively?
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French newspapers are so unhappy with people using adblockers when accessing their sites that they have begun to ban people using the software from accessing their websites, in a move denounced as "hysteria" by one adblocking firm.
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Unbeknownst to him, Macpatchers were accessing his camera, and recorded the statement.
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Accessing the web presents unique challenges for the blind and visually impaired.
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Money is helpful in maintaining weight, nutrition, and accessing good health care.
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We're hearing that a few people are having trouble accessing TikTok today.
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In addition, CloudFlare also uses two-factor authentication for accessing all accounts.
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Instead, U.S. officials say simply accessing the facility could help deter China.
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Refugees are also accessing a satellite internet signal, likely provided by Meridian.
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Accessing these collections can have a huge impact on zine creators, too.
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Do you think accessing places like the moon compromises their symbolic potential?
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"I never saw him reading or accessing any jihadi material," he said.
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They have 630 customers with 6.4 million employees accessing the Convercent platform.
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SLACK SAYS CUSTOMERS MAY BE HAVING TROUBLE ACCESSING THEIR SLACK WORKSPACES COMPLETELY
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It's worthwhile taking steps to prevent anyone from accessing your bank account.
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It also encrypts photos and files to prevent others from accessing them.
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Selecting it is just one way of accessing this new feature set.
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If you refinance, you could be disqualified from accessing that repayment help.
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And accessing the lo-fi versions of your images is super easy.
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So the women suffer in silence, never accessing potentially life-saving treatment.
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The iCloud web portal on Android, and accessing iCloud email in Gmail.
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Barr also spoke about accessing encrypted communications in apps such as WhatsApp.
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Accessing one is free—and doesn't require the services of a telecom.
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As a result, many people had difficulty accessing our apps and services.
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The restrictions on businesses accessing foreign currency have not been previously reported.
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Chinese internet users are increasingly accessing the web on their mobile devices.
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You can always create a new, custom password by accessing your account.
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Seventy-six percent of the youth prefer digital means of accessing help.
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The only threat to accessing content on the internet is not ISPs.
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The scheduling restricts the public, and often researchers, from accessing those drugs.
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Accessing capital is just one issue among many impacting women business owners.
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ET. "Some users are currently experiencing problems accessing Twitter," the company said.
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Mr. Jones likened writing to boxing: conjuring fear while accessing the subconscious.
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If you're having trouble accessing the IRS' online service, you're not alone.
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The third major barrier is actually accessing the device to be hacked.
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The site also allegedly stops people accessing it via mobile phone browsers.
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The requirement wouldn't apply to people accessing U.K. sites from other countries.
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"People are not even accessing the most basic emergency services", Farha said.
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This is, after all, the basic work of accessing your own humanity.
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Basically, prevent yourself from accessing the sites that distract you the most.
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However, similar code accessing Clearview's servers were found on Insight Camera's website.
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Thompson continued accessing classified information for six weeks after, until February 10.
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They can have trouble accessing health benefits, finding employment, or obtaining housing.
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How to to change your Firefox homepage by accessing the Preferences menu1.
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Both involve accessing your account details and locating the "Delete Account" option.
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It's accessing enough of the bright young technically educated digitally enabled people.
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Though not as obvious, accessing capital poses another challenge to small business.
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She said the transition was about accessing different parts of her personality.
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Follow these six steps to prevent hackers from accessing your personal information.
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Beyond the collection, there is also the issue of accessing the data.
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For some, this could mean accessing promising treatment already being used elsewhere.
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However, many other users report no problem accessing their Yahoo email accounts.
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Experts have discussed a number of possible strategies for accessing the device.
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When Monday came around, roadway flooding prevented him from accessing his clinic.
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But accessing it would likely require the consent of the U.S. military.
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However, the Times reported that McClain claimed that she was never prevented from accessing the account, as she was using the same password she used during their relationship and she was never told to stop accessing the account.
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There would be a risk, if worldwide de-referencing were possible, that persons in third States would be prevented from accessing information and, in turn, that third States would prevent persons in the EU Member States from accessing information.
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Accessing these lakes and sampling the water is definitely our long-term vision.
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What WebAuthn is looking to do is make accessing websites just as easy.
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Wade ruling that affirmed accessing abortion is a woman's constitutional right in 1973.
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OpenAI believes accessing AI capabilities should be as easy as launching a website.
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Today's listeners are constantly plugged in to their smartphones accessing everything on-demand.
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The FBI claimed it had no other way of accessing the device's data.
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Offering more flexibility in accessing the site over Tor gives them greater control.
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HTTPS encrypts the traffic between your device and the website you are accessing.
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We're aware that some people are currently having trouble accessing and using Oculus.
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But with the Moto Mod, it'll be capable of accessing Verizon's speedier network.
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We know some people are having trouble accessing the Facebook family of apps.
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Amazon is no longer going to block users in Australia from accessing Amazon.
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The company shouldn't prevent you from accessing your precious photos, contacts and apps.
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There are so many hurdles in accessing birth control besides clinics being around.
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Thanks to exponential technology advancements, accessing this "eighth continent" has become economically feasible.
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Investors remain skittish about the industry, and accessing American stock markets is onerous.
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They're accessing them as things they participated in, not as things they saw.
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The app is capable of accessing your camera, microphone, and tracking your location.
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The pair were also banned from accessing U.S. public lands for five years.
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They may have difficulty accessing the locker rooms that align with their gender.
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Nintendo banned a bunch of hacked Nintendo 3DS systems from accessing online services.
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I wanted the process of accessing people to be noticeable within the series.
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Facebook has just blocked a truckload of apps from accessing its user's data.
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Some, like Cubeyou, said they have been unfairly blocked from accessing Facebook users.
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Facebook has a new tool for people worried about apps accessing their data.
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Because Facebook's interest categories are publicly available, accessing this data was relatively simple.
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Still, more Facebook users are accessing the site on mobile than last year.
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Google is changing how its massive webcrawler, Googlebot, is identified when accessing websites.
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Investigators were able to review footage of the attack by accessing that recording.
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IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is the current Internet standard for accessing email.
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The World Wide Web is a universally accepted way of accessing the internet.
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Do you think there are consequences with kids accessing porn on their computers?
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By accessing that information online, consumers can track that information in real time.
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Accessing face filters in Instagram works the same as selfie lenses in Snapchat.
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We must push through the rhetoric that prevents families from accessing educational choice.
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It's a clever way of accessing Dropbox goodies while they're still being tested.
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"The single largest barrier to accessing healthy food is economic," Ms. Turk said.
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Their legislation would force companies to give law enforcement help in accessing data.
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It's also a key way of accessing dopamine from the brain's reward center.
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They talked about housing, mental health, addiction, the legal system, difficulties accessing programs.
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Despite recent advances in telecommunications, accessing the internet remains difficult for the Rohingya.
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Concern has been growing over teens accessing or sending innappropriate and graphic content.
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Accessing offshore oil and natural gas resources is safer now than ever before.
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Birds can easily perch on the thick wire ring while accessing their meal.
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People across the United States and Europe reported issues accessing Netflix on Wednesday.
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Then, in my excitement over accessing my own phone, I almost dropped it.
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That works whether someone is accessing it through AT&T or Comcast. Yes.
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But with international investigators prevented from freely accessing northern Rakhine, evidence is scarce.
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The more you do it, the more open you are to accessing feelings.
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Online content is my initial means of accessing exhibitions, artists, critical content, etc.
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So what we're finding is people are discovering new ways of accessing information….
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Further progress with accessing this cash would be treated as positive event risk.
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This will help — but not guarantee — to prevent others from accessing your account.
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He sent Apple a YouTube video of himself accessing two random iCloud accounts.
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The ease of creating and accessing media has had obvious costs and benefits.
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But accessing the internet there is a royal pain in the ass that involves lining up for a scratch card (that grants you an hour of net time) and then accessing a painfully slow network in an outdoor wi-fi park.
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The former "Jeopardy!" winner has pleaded guilty to illegally accessing co-workers' email accounts.
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At Gizmodo, we've temporarily blocked all ads for visitors accessing the site from Europe.
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"The inequality that exists in the country prevents women from accessing justice," said Baires.
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That means Americans could be accessing the internet from space as early as 2019.
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So let's hope MasterCard is properly encrypting whatever biometric data it is storing/accessing.
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Since the 2008 economic downturn, many Americans have had an easier time accessing credit.
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It warns that she will have to pay £6,500 to continue accessing maternity care.
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Will accessing grants that they qualify for put their families on a watch list?
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The problem is finding these apps and easily accessing them at the right time.
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Puerto Rican authorities have been frustrated at the lengthy process of accessing the funds.
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The company has found no evidence of the hackers accessing user data, he added.
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In this role, accessing customer networks without their authorization and visibility would be impossible.
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Advocates for the provision argue that many people are not accessing their online statements.
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Solid ice covered the landscape, preventing the reindeer from accessing their natural food source.
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"We are currently investigating issues people are having accessing Twitter," a company spokeswoman said.
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Their criminal records often prevent them from accessing housing and other kinds of work.
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I think I could almost create an entire presentation without accessing the traditional menu.
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Then your eyes roll back and you're just zoning, accessing this part of creativity.
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"Accessing water and electricity is a big problem for us slum dwellers," said Ibrahim.
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Back in 2015, Facebook stopped third-party app developers from accessing your friends' data.
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People are thrown in jail, silenced, even murdered; they're prevented from accessing vital information.
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It will also work with the United States to continue accessing its GPS system.
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Research shows that preventing women from accessing abortion does not stop abortion from occurring.
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They have greater difficulty accessing services than children who do not live in poverty.
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Heavier rainfall is also an issue as freezing rain stops reindeer from accessing sustenance.
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This was an important "aha" moment for many Periscope participants accessing these meditation communities.
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Secretary-designate Perdue should address the challenges these young entrepreneurs face in accessing credit.
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Most notably dismissing user fees for young girls and women when accessing health services.
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Users who lost their password would have had more trouble re-accessing their account.
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"These and past intrusions focused on accessing networks and extracting information," the report said.
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Using MFA is a great way to deter cyber criminals from accessing your accounts.
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Many men also face geographic, cultural or other barriers to accessing adequate health care.
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It isn't clear why the FBI needed Apple's help accessing phones in these cases.
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Second, you can also add a glow to objects by accessing the Material tab.
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Women of color are facing a crisis in accessing accurate reproductive information as well.
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Microsoft has partnered with two third-party services to make accessing this API easier.
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Examples include social features, cross-device handoff, accessing huge databases or performing heavy computations.
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Update: Facebook confirmed to Motherboard that Media Sonar was banned from accessing its data.
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Health is a human right, and insurance is the first step in accessing healthcare.
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But users weren't the only ones interested in accessing recordings, as it turns out.
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Supply is rarely a shortage in L.A. It's just a matter of accessing it.
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"Accessing the job market requires good safe public transport and work spaces," Ravi explains.
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Those accessing the system after that date are subject to a 10 percent cap.
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However, passengers reported problems accessing their flight details online or reaching customer service agents.
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Durable coated tabbed dividers are also long-lasting and make accessing information a breeze.
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That includes accessing methadone, which is one medication used to treat opioid use disorder.
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Upon arrival, he spoke with a hotel employee to see about accessing the venue.
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In Spotify's case, at least, it has millions of users already accessing the app.
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A court has since issued an injunction which restricts people from accessing the airport.
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Rhetoric that argues otherwise will further stigmatize and interfere with people accessing needed treatment.
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The satellite is currently accessing enough sunlight to use its solar panels for power.
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The company never paused review or barred third parties from accessing Cortana user data.
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Health insurance is crucial for accessing preventive services as well as lifesaving HIV treatment.
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A lot can be learned about a family simply by accessing one member's DNA.
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Some services might break: for example, Netflix blocks VPN users from accessing its content.
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You can easily find your reviews on Amazon by accessing them through your profile.
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One way inside there might be by illegally accessing online databases of registered voters.
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The White House also denied that it blocked Bolton from accessing his personal account.
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The streaming service reported widespread technical malfunctions that prevented some customers from accessing content.
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It also highlights how many different groups might be interested in accessing such data.
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Research shows that as barriers to accessing MAT drop, so do opioid overdose deaths.
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The firemen had great difficulty accessing the part of the building affected, he said.
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"Accessing it requires climbing, and this is not an occupation site," Aubert told Ars.
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Often, the challenge is accessing and determining professional development opportunities and continuing quality improvement.
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But the new equipment comes with legal and contractual prohibitions against accessing internal systems.
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"Hyde has actually been an obstacle to accessing Roe since 1976," Ms. Hogue said.
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The ease of use when you aren't accessing the Giulia Q's segment-leading power.
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"I do think we're making accessing information materially simpler," he said during the interview.
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During this time, she was banned from accessing the Internet or publishing her writing.
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At the national level, just a few weeks ago, the Trump administration used every tool at their disposal to prevent a young immigrant woman in Texas from accessing health care — essentially holding her hostage to prevent her from accessing a safe, legal abortion.
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On Monday, Facebook experienced an outage that kept some users from accessing the social network.
|
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We're aware that some people are currently having trouble accessing the Facebook family of apps.
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"Accessing these S3 storage credentials is trivial for a moderately skilled attacker," the researchers wrote.
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Fortunately the latest version of Windows makes accessing and interpreting the Task Manager very straightforward.
|
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Before then, only 700,000 people globally were accessing ARVs, now that number is 18 million.
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Accessing the regions inside photonic crystals where light is generated and travels can be difficult.
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It's also got a built-in microphone for making calls or accessing digital voice assistants.
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To win the game, you have to revoke every app from accessing your Facebook data.
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The key to accessing the higher-paying jobs in any field is upgrading your skills.
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Even with amiibos, players will have to beat the game once before accessing each feature.
|
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Some protesters formed human chains in the morning to block inauguration attendees from accessing checkpoints.
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The House of Representatives has banned staffers from accessing YahooMail until further notice, Gizmodo says.
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Juul is trying to show regulators it's serious about preventing kids from accessing its products.
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Roughly 40% of the country's total population is using smartphones and is accessing the internet.
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She said the growing availability of free training courses has made accessing education much simpler.
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Others cite a Robin Hood mentality — accessing rich people's domains to steal views to share.
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Apple executives said Friday that the password reset prevented them from accessing the phone's data.
|
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But such tactics would work only if Europe saw value in accessing London's deep markets.
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But the signs of privilege in accessing elite educational opportunities are reflected in the results.
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Khodamoradi complains about difficulties in accessing foreign tech services, many of which are U.S.-based.
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Just don't count on it being a way to prevent criminals from accessing your file.
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There's also an interesting built in function for accessing lost data in a decentralized way.
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Unless you live in China, where there are some fundamental problems with accessing internet websites.
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They then charge fees for accessing quotes and make a profit by pocketing the difference.
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But even in places that have approved assisted-dying laws, accessing it can be problematic.
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Suffice to say, an undocumented immigrant would have difficulty accessing the traditional U.S. credit market.
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"Earlier today, some people may have experienced trouble accessing Instagram," an Instagram spokeswoman told CNBC.
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Accessing abortion services is difficult enough without having to muddle through confusing online search results.
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These bots and official accounts make accessing added utility not only convenient for the user.
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The state and the private sector need to know who is accessing these online services.
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"We're aware that some users are having trouble accessing PSN," tweeted @AskPlayStation at the time.
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Users may have experienced issues accessing the app and live streams due to the demand.
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Accessing the service bureau would give insight into transactions going to and from the bank.
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As a result, they've decided to simply block EU users from accessing their services altogether.
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Kids' ages also need to be identified so they can be prevented from accessing YouTube.
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Don't delay changing your documentation now because of a theoretical problem accessing medical care later.
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Conversely, accessing Netflix via Japan is not possible using any of the services I tested.
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Building new infrastructures, and then accessing 5G bandwidth, will cost a massive amount of money.
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The court ruled that preventing sex offenders from accessing social media violates the First Amendment.
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You mean, a user command and an underlying TCP/IP protocol for accessing remote computers?
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However, people living in rural areas face a number of barriers in accessing opioid treatment.
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In other words, clumsy imperfections of the healthcare system can prevent people from accessing care.
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One simple example Apple used onstage was accessing hotel reservation info from the Kayak app.
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It seems that now the government wants to really stop citizens from accessing those sites.
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More digitization of records could help investigators like them save time while accessing more information.
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It means a future of accessing voice services via devices which are accessible and inconspicuous.
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Who is this for: Dedicated privacy practitioners, anyone worried about third parties accessing their stuff
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Most saw that as a swift move to prevent third-parties accessing customer location data.
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We started tapping into these various systems of accessing the potential of the human mind.
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Support will be extended to include S3 and NFS endpoints for storing and accessing data.
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Several reporters at Business Insider had issues loading their Twitter feeds and accessing the platform.
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She understands firsthand the challenges business face in accessing capital and navigating complex regulatory environments.
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He has also sought ways around a law that bars prisoners from accessing Pell grants.
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Netflix users in the United States and western Europe reported issues Wednesday accessing the platform.
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He said privacy laws prevented him from accessing information that could help attract potential players.
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In 2014, protesters disrupted a groundbreaking ceremony and blocked work vehicles from accessing the mountain.
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From public transportation to ride-hailing, there are several solid options for accessing the center.
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Blocking Medium's 'Save To Medium' scraper from accessing the site should be the last resort.
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" The government, she said, has "stopped at nothing to prevent unaccompanied minors from accessing abortion.
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In a separate tweet, the police condemned demonstrators for keeping firefighters from accessing the area.
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By far the largest practical barrier to accessing services provided by sleep consultants is cost.
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Cementing this connection, though, would in turn block Palestinian residents from accessing occupied East Jerusalem.
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My entire career has been about accessing the messy, insecure, self-destructive parts of myself.
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Google has maintained that the two employees violated long-standing policies on accessing company information.
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This exclusion prevents states from accessing Medicaid funds to hospitalize adults with serious mental illness.
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But T-Mobile says those concerns haven't put a damper on users accessing the service.
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Reports of injuries remain unclear, due to the difficulty in accessing parts of the archipelago.
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These work requirements create an additional barrier to accessing substance abuse treatment for unemployed people.
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The revelations underscore how many entities around the world already were accessing Clearview AI's technology.
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However, when it comes to accessing nondrug treatments for pain, there are two major problems.
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Accessing them through iTunes always felt like a relic of the early iTunes/iPod days.
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You can easily change your Spotify password by accessing your account through the Spotify website.
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Informal settlements in cities in developing countries have particular trouble accessing such services, she added.
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You can easily connect your Kindle Paperwhite to Wi-Fi by accessing your Settings menu.
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The only requirement for accessing those contacts is to be logged into your Google account.
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It should keep most casual thieves from accessing packages that are dropped off in it.
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Hawaii and Missouri are weighing legislation that would keep companies from accessing employees' social media.
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A basic lock on the front door alone won't stop them from accessing what's inside.
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And it isn't a barrier to accessing our most intimate depths of pleasure and joy.
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There are very few computers that are capable of even accessing the codeword-classified system.
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Those who are not recognized have trouble accessing basic services like healthcare or police protection.
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However, accessing patients' clinical information costs time and money, and is filled with bureaucratic hurdles.
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High levels of poverty prevent Black and Asian American women from accessing healthcare every day.
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Accessing the frosty treat required digging through slices of cheesecake or perhaps a Choco Taco.
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The Trump administration has pushed back against efforts to prevent ICE from accessing DMV data.
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Since then, accessing international customers and markets has only become more critical to our business.
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It also prevents law enforcement from accessing suspects' communications, even when they have a subpoena.
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Storms, floods, and wildfires create unforeseen complications that can prevent people from accessing needed medication.
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He was fired in December, 2015 after improperly accessing proprietary data in the DNC system.
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Accessing the Chipotle secret menu isn't some complex task that involves breaking into their headquarters.
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Accessing the dark web can be dicey, as there is no fixed jumping-off point.
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While the administration has not yet been enjoined from accessing those military construction funds, the White House is bracing for the possibility that a federal court could issue an injunction on accessing funds tied to the national emergency as a result of the lawsuits.
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Kushner was downgraded to "secret" from "top secret," preventing him from accessing some classified information. 4.
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The freeze keeps new creditors from accessing customer files, which would help to stem identity fraud.
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The truth is that if we are accessing a service it is because we need it.
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He explained that, in iOS's Settings, you're able to track which apps are accessing your location.
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Startups like BioID and FacePhi that create face scanning apps for accessing things like banking apps.
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Someone had been accessing websites known to host sexually explicit content, including stories about child abuse.
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Even with this setting on though, you can block individual apps from accessing your device's location.
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"Accessing justice is not just filing a police report, but going through the whole judicial process."
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However, clearing up your profile will stop apps you connect in the future from accessing it.
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Accessing these fish would have been made easy by the rest of Halszkaraptor's swimming-primed body.
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He said that the county might review the policy after the debacle over accessing Farook's phone.
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New security updates will prevent apps in the background from accessing your device's microphone and camera.
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Its track record of accessing debt markets for long- and short-debt is a key strength.
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"We know that more people are accessing services and more people are getting help," he said.
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On Tuesday, Snapchat introduced its own portal feature for accessing any website within its own app.
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You can remove a Google account from Chrome at any time by accessing a settings menu.
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Athens is eager to show it can stand on its own feet in accessing new money.
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Law enforcement officials have previously told CNN that Lazar's claim of accessing Clinton's server are unfounded.
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If enabled, the default list prevents apps from accessing the desktop, pictures, movies, and documents folders.
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This would mean more advertising based on the kind of content a user might be accessing.
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These are things you could have done before, of course, by accessing the editing tools manually.
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Buying a book can be about accessing information as you can access information via a screen.
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Likewise, the game's social element is key to accessing everything the dancing games have to offer.
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Customers deserve to know what's happening and why Apple is preventing them from accessing their phones.
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But they cannot be sure the situation is under control due to difficulties accessing some areas.
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Bernie SandersBernie Sanders was accused of improperly accessing confidential voter data by the Democratic National Committee.
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That's very, very different to, I think, the terms under which we are accessing data today.
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They have less access to care and more barriers to accessing it where it does exist.
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Klobuchar, in particular, points to rural areas, which have traditionally had difficulty accessing high-speed internet.
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Accessing the private market The Top Agent Network has become the primary marketplace for private listings.
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Users, however, can often find technical workarounds to continue accessing the banned materials, copyright experts note.
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Now, the organizers are now busy collating and accessing in order to formulate their next steps.
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More people are accessing the internet than ever, on an average of 5.9 hours a day.
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"The simple act of accessing or registering on a webpage leaves valuable information," the authors wrote.
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Delhi Police tracked them by accessing Uber's data to find out who had made the booking.
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When I inspected my network, I found a mystery device that was regularly accessing the internet.
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Apple and the FBI took their tussle over accessing the iPhone of a terrorist to Congress.
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With the update, Google is also enabling accessing controls for YouTube on a paired Apple Watch.
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Other updates include a reworded Airbnb commitment that users must agree to before accessing the platform.
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Administrators can block specific users from accessing certain channels during certain times of day, for example.
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Accessing 5G requires the right hardware with a modem capable of connecting to the new network.
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It features more streamlined navigation, with simplified tabs for accessing the different sections of the site.
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Because of this, many people around the globe have a difficult time accessing crucial healthcare services.
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Microsoft is also teaming up with a number of tech firms to make accessing VR cheaper.
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This is the gateway for accessing your storage disk, creating email accounts, and building the website.
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They deleted files including battlefield video, changed passwords and blocked ISIS propagandists from accessing their accounts.
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Much of that stress could be related to difficulties accessing health care, the survey authors said.
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The UK government is delaying plans to introduce compulsory age checks for people accessing porn online.
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Accessing low-interest federal loans is an incredibly normal way for states to finance infrastructure projects.
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According to the website Down Detector, users in many major cities were reporting trouble accessing Twitter.
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And this revised rule prevents women from accessing other important, life-saving health services as well.
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An Amazon spokesperson told The Hill that the company's policies bar employees from accessing customer data.
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Former Director Brennan is not currently accessing files unless asked to by the current director/administration.
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Making matters worse, the alternative to accessing public capital markets is often selling to larger companies.
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Accessing the Control Center on the iPhone X is not exactly intuitive, especially with one hand.
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You can also enable saving notes to your iPhone and accessing notes from your lock screen.
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Other companies allow firms to sponsor data use when a customer is accessing a certain service.
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Netflix could be downgraded "if liquidity issues arise" due to problems accessing capital markets, Moody's wrote.
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Because it doesn't look like you accessing the account, so we have to assume the worst.
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Customers of mobile-only banking start-up Revolut had a tough time accessing the app Thursday.
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The data solidifies that some law enforcement officials do have trouble accessing data stored on iPhones.
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And finally, accessing food and cleaning supplies will require parents to have some form of transportation.
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As that figure declines, the number of women accessing no-cost contraceptives will likely continue growing.
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If it waits, could WeWork be shut out from accessing public capital for years to come.
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Via the Windows command prompt you can check which programs and utilities are accessing the web.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWhat you're looking at are all the executables (programs) accessing the internet from your computer.
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An uninsured woman living in Texas needed an abortion, and she was having trouble accessing one.
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Simply accessing a physical polling place is also a difficult burden for many people with disabilities.
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Yet accessing federal grants can often be a clunky process that takes six weeks or more.
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The Army Corps, Cuomo said, has access to medical equipment that states currently have difficulty accessing.
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Mental illness stigma leads to misunderstandings about the conditions and can create barriers to accessing treatment.
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He reportedly visited these businesses in a wheelchair, claiming he was personally prevented from accessing them.
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Warrantage is often the first step towards rural farming communities accessing formal banking services, experts say.
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But Fried said difficulty accessing care had been an issue even prior to her 2016 trip.
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Additional police officers were called in to prevent more Sanders supporters from accessing the media area.
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The United States needs laws for accessing data stored overseas that takes all sides into account.
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This includes searching for, accessing, and distributing business information outside of the scope of their jobs.
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For another, when installing an app, take a close look at what data it is accessing.
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Hackers who viewed these requests would be able to learn what domain names users were accessing.
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Accessing Quick Actions or link previews, for instance, feels like it takes forever relative to before.
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In January, Motherboard reported that several Ring employees were fired for improperly accessing Ring users' videos.
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You can easily add a signature in Gmail by accessing the Settings menu from a browser.
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Then, earlier this month, police arrested 28 people for blocking pipeline workers from accessing the site.
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What if survivors got help accessing any health care treatment or other recovery services they needed?
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The company recently fired four employees, alleging that they violated its policies on accessing sensitive data.
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As for the apps you do use, check their permissions to see exactly what they're accessing.
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Everything from applying to jobs to accessing student financial aid is made more difficult or impossible.
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You can add Facebook events to a Google Calendar by first accessing Facebook on your browser.
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We've been focused on accessing those testing facilities and extracting as much data as we can.
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Safari has Intelligent Tracking Prevention, which limits companies from accessing third-party cookies, according to Apple.
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As the coronavirus pandemic hits the state, their biggest challenge has been accessing their usual resources.
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This includes but is not limited to: accessing their social media, banking, email, and porn history.
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The internet has changed the game as it relates to building consumer products and accessing consumers.
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"There are a lot of people out there who may not be accessing our games," said Silver.
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Devices connected to the House's internet via Wi-Fi or ethernet cables were barred from accessing appspot.
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His focus was on the neighbourhood's girls, who faced additional social and familial barriers in accessing technology.
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Some context: OBD scanners work by accessing the OBD-II (or Onboard Diagnostics) system on your car.
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These permissions will often include accessing your bookmarks, browsing history, and the data on websites you access.
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Devices connected to the House's internet via wifi or ethernet cables have been barred from accessing appspot.
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He doesn't believe that the Tarot is divinatory, but that it's a means of accessing present truths.
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In 2010, the government had threatened to ban BlackBerry over accessing its encrypted messenger and email service.
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When your whole business relies on users accessing your app, it's dangerous to play chicken with Apple.
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They may not realize, however, that those very tools may be creating barriers to accessing top talent.
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The city had also banned large trucks from accessing central areas in that period, as had Madrid.
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"All authorized ICE users must complete appropriate training before accessing the commercial LPR database," the spokesperson said.
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Crippling debt has stalled the country's economic growth and has kept many citizens from accessing basic services.
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You can find which version of Google Chrome you have by accessing the "About Google Chrome" menu.
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In most countries, accessing public or subsidized mental health services require a referral from a general practitioner.
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Some criminal cases "could justify using more intrusive means," Lam added — such as potentially accessing the data.
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If someone gains access to your phone, they can check out your snaps by accessing the folder.
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The tool earned even more scrutiny after some employees were barred from accessing documentation about the project.
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With communication networks down, physicians had no means of accessing what medications people needed, or how much.
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Most people would probably say they don't want Facebook (or Apple or Google) accessing their private messages.
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Many people living with HIV face stigma and challenges accessing and affording care, according to the statement.
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On Twitter, many people shared screenshots with Kjellberg revealing their success at accessing his music and videos.
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Currently, LinkedIn restricts Chinese users from accessing politically sensitive profiles or posts from people outside the country.
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Moreover, the phone is owned by Farook's employer, which has consented to the FBI accessing the phone.
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I feel like a lot of trans and queer people will be blocked from accessing this information.
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"There was nothing in place to stop me from accessing the full UI," she says over email.
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However, there wouldn't be a way for them to determine that for sure without accessing the device.
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China's Great Firewall blocks its people from accessing dozens of popular websites, including Facebook, Google and Twitter.
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The individual was suspected of qualified extortion, violation of secrecy and illegally accessing information, the police said.
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And that's because people are now accessing their music either on subscription services or ad-supported services.
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And PlayOn hasn't been circumventing DRM or accessing the encrypted stream – it uses screen capturing technology instead.
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The U.S. government is worried that Huawei's equipment could present a risk of China accessing user data.
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Year after year, men in power lead a fight to make accessing birth control an uphill battle.
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Low-resource schools, of course, can't always get away with shuffling around funding or accessing free knowledge.
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That whole concept of ... there's been a million movies about that, that we're not accessing our brain.
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" As Ford explains, it looks like some of the hosts are currently accessing "fragments of Arnold's code.
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When stimulated, you're accessing the root of the clitoris, the back end that you can't see externally.
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Just like that version, the mobile browser also offers you to bypass VPN when accessing search engines.
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" On accessing Trump's tax returns: "I hear people say, 'Why didn't they do it the first day?
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That means you're loading an unencrypted HTTP page when you could be accessing a fully HTTPS page.
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Practicing tantric sex means "opening up and accessing the expansive and contractive part of yourself," Aza says.
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After Accessing The Hacked Account Once you're in, it's time to get a look at your hackers.
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US. That ruling will require law enforcement to get a warrant before accessing cell tower location data.
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Facebook has a few options to help keep on top of who's accessing your account, and where.
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As TechCrunch noted, age-gating apps does not in and of itself prevent minors from accessing them.
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The NSO exploit gets around that protection by infecting your phone and accessing information before it's encrypted.
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But what we have not been doing them is accessing them in a modern 21st Century way.
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Companies with early traction seeking ~$20 million to grow will be abundant and have difficulty accessing capital.
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But he said Israeli authorities prevented villagers from accessing the water by denying them permits to dig.
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It is to understand the dangerousness of Trump's movement and to prevent it from accessing political power.
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DHI Group apparently first became suspicious that Oilpro might be accessing Rigzone's customer information in early 22014.
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The new foreign-exchange regime has provided limited respite in accessing foreign currency in the interbank market.
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Tribal customs, domineering male relatives and lingering religious conservatism keep many Saudi women from accessing basic rights.
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Some people, like Owen, say that museums are walled gardens preventing outside scholars from accessing their collections.
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WorkIt is meant to be a less confusing way of accessing information than, say, Facebook and Reddit.
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One study of women seeking to terminate their pregnancies found that 40% reported having difficult accessing contraception.
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This way, you'll have much better assurance that strange machines won't be accessing devices on your network.
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Tehran does not recognize dual nationalities, preventing countries from accessing their citizens who are arrested in Iran.
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Women in African countries already have a hard enough time accessing necessary health services as it is.
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At the end of December, local residents prevented two female suicide bombers from accessing the same market.
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It would appear that Japanese and euro zone banks aren't facing any difficulty in accessing U.S. dollars.
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For this reason, adding another large barrier to accessing mental health services would result in deadly consequences.
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What they do, according to O*NET: They provide information by accessing alphabetical, geographical, or other directories.
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The latter lets users continue working on and accessing documents even when an internet connection is lost.
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CNN: What are some of the barriers that get in the way of immigrants accessing English classes?
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That could include accessing camera or voice recordings or an attacker talking to children through the toy.
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There's something comforting about just moving my hand to draw, accessing the motor memory of sketches past.
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Assange said her campaign had falsely suggested that accessing WikiLeaks data would expose users to malicious software.
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But in many ways, while the science is advancing, the hope in accessing those treatments is fading.
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"We have new evidence that Amazon is accessing critical products from Dentsply Sirona," wrote Beuchaw on Tuesday.
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Lawmakers have expressed frustration that so-called "warrant-proof" encryption has kept investigators from accessing needed evidence.
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The sanctioned parties are now banned from the U.S. financial system and from accessing U.S-based assets.
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You can change the keyboard language on a Mac computer by accessing your Mac's System Preferences menu.
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The proposal would, however, provide an exemption for accessing pornography if it's necessary for a government investigation.
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By gathering medication histories via Surescripts, PillPack was accessing prescription data that usually isn't accessible to pharmacies.
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What was clear from the study, Larochelle said, is that more people need to be accessing treatment.
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This integration comes at a time when consumers are becoming more comfortable with accessing technology via voice.
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Alternatively, it's possible that Apple sandboxed the entitlement to prevent it from accessing data outside Uber's app.
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Without broadband access, rural Americans are at an unfair disadvantage in accessing economic, educational, and healthcare resources.
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A growing body of research is proving that there's very little risk to patients accessing this information.
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Still, merely accessing the machine required patients to undergo a rigorous psychiatric evaluation by state-sanctioned physicians.
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It will also work outside the U.S., but it wouldn't be able to accessing the streaming component.
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For students it's positioning it as a hub for accessing and organizing learning resources and homework assignments.
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In March, however, Google started to block all uncertified Android from accessing any Google services or apps.
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Creative energy flows throughout the day, and tonight you find yourself accessing a deep well of power.
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Trans people also have tremendous difficulty accessing affirming care for a multitude of health ailments, HIV included.
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WhatsApp alleged that malware and spyware found their way into users' phones, accessing private messages and photos.
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It also found that rural residents still have a harder time accessing broadband than their urban counterparts.
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" Holding back tears, the doctor explains, "Accessing even the free healthcare in our communities is so difficult.
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This report shows that these applications are simply accessing this data without the users' awareness or permission.
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Tens of thousands of users in India have reported issues accessing an additional dozen of popular services.
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There's a lightweight aluminum roof rack with a ladder and deck to make accessing rooftop equipment easier.
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Thompson is also accused of accessing classified cables detailing information a source transmitted to the US government.
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You can easily change your phone number in Gmail by accessing your Personal Information tab in settings.
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It's easy to clear the cache on Firefox by accessing your Preferences menu on the internet browser.
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Accessing that special database requires enhanced desktop computer software not granted to all National Security Council officials.
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Besides accessing Regeneron's robust research tools, particularly in genetics, Decibel also will benefit from its financial support.
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As a result, many times families and youth don't feel comfortable accessing mental health services, Mautone added.
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An additional observation here: People who suffer from mental illness historically experience great difficulty accessing basic healthcare.
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It also argues the campaign derived economic value by accessing the information and therefore committed economic espionage.
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Plus— as Mary Beth points out — Google is already facing a lawsuit about inappropriately accessing medical data.
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But, the proposal adds another barrier to accessing safe abortion for young people under 18 state-wide.
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You can delete your Amazon Prime Video history by accessing your "Watch history" in your video settings.
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But risk factors include an unwillingness to seek help because of stigma and barriers to accessing treatment.
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To delete Google Voice messages, start by accessing your Messages tab on your mobile device or computer.
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Hong Kong bars retail investors from accessing crypto funds; Europe has had stiff restrictions since last year.
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The 16-year-old boy responsible for accessing the laptop has no prior criminal history, Gagnon said.
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Recently, Google fired employees who were, in some cases, accessing corporate calendars that the company deemed unusual.
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On Wednesday, they also burned tires on Ahrar Bridge to block security forces from accessing the area.
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He is actively engaged in preventing unaccompanied minors in the care of ORR from accessing abortion services.
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I use it all the time now, accessing apps I want to quickly use and then dismiss.
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Too many business leaders have been starry-eyed about accessing China's large and fast-growing consumer market.
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An Aeon spokesman said the government was likely to face technical problems in accessing corporate data bases.
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Women of color already face difficulties accessing healthcare and experience poorer health outcomes than their white counterparts.
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And with the Dropbox app on your iPhone, accessing and sharing those files is easier than ever.
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So, unless you're in California, you're out of luck when it comes to accessing your TikTok data.
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UNAIDS reports that 32% of people in the Middle East and North Africa are accessing the treatment.
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Phillips' U.S. Gulf Coast plants are focused on accessing those markets, including Latin America, Africa and Europe.
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But it's simply very difficult to assemble large-scale public health studies without accessing confidential medical records.
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These changes make accessing the truck and equipment more convenient while it's at work for different demographics.
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Revelations about Devumi prompted Twitter to immediately block the company from accessing its systems, crippling the business.
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The UN estimates 300,000 people are trapped in the city with difficulty accessing food and medical supplies.
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Should a student be restricted from accessing education because of what he or she chooses to wear?
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Jerry Brown signed a bill that required law enforcement to get a warrant before accessing user data.
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There's also a pool, spa, outdoor kitchen, views for days and an elevator accessing all 4 floors.
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Susan Atrach, 21, of Ridgefield Park, was charged Thursday with five felony counts of identity theft, five felony counts of accessing and using computer data to commit fraud and one felony count of accessing computer data without permission, the Los Angeles DA's Office said in a press release.
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The Department of Homeland Security prevented New Yorkers from accessing the programs that allow travelers to speed through airport controls after the state barred agencies such as the Immigration and Customs Enforcement from accessing the database of the New York's Department of Motor Vehicles without a court order.
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Atrach was charged Thursday with 5 felony counts of identity theft, 5 felony counts of accessing and using computer data to commit fraud or to control or obtain money, property or data ... and one felony count of accessing and using computer data or taking supporting documentation without permission.
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While I can't confirm the situation inside the building, I had no problems accessing data services stood outside.
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Also, many of our patrons live in urban food deserts so accessing grocery stores is often very difficult.
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The NCA works closely with international partners to share intelligence on people accessing indecent images of children online.
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On the other hand, you have to stop new generations of people from potentially accessing and misusing opioids.
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Blocking Chinese naval vessels from accessing South China Sea reefs would almost certainly trigger a US-China clash.
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Organizations that appear on it are barred from accessing credit from state banks or other public financial support.
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What's more, when they did need to answer unique questions, it required accessing a variety of disparate systems.
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Emergency responders have since Saturday afternoon been accessing the area on foot, and have no heavy-duty equipment.
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Some use it to determine whether a customer is accessing the right version of their website or service.
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The time spent on smartphones is set to overtake the hours spent on accessing the internet from PCs.
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After downloading the Petcube app, you can link your phone up to the monolith, accessing the device's camera.
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A web API is very often used for accessing the underlying functioning of the website as a whole.
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This makes it near-impossible for the server on the other end to know who's really accessing it.
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But refineries in the Northeast have a more difficult time than refineries elsewhere in accessing that cheaper crude.
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When I got into The Grateful Dead, you felt like you were accessing something that was truly countercultural.
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Multiple Facebook employees have been fired for improperly accessing user profiles over the years, according to former employees.
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For many people living in remote Aboriginal communities, mobile devices are the sole means of accessing the internet.
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Accessing documents before they are released publicly would offer hackers a lucrative opportunity to trade on that information.
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Here's what's been going on, per Slack: Customers may be running into trouble accessing their Slack workspaces completely.
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Many Iranians kept accessing Telegram then, using virtual private networks (VPNs) and other tools to bypass government filtering.
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Additionally, the new rules prohibit developers from accessing your friends' information simply because you—not they—gave consent.
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Until now, Nearline users also had to contend with a 3 to 5 second latency when accessing data.
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In fact, Russo herself was recently blocked from accessing Everyone Is Gay on a library computer in California.
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Kingsman knew exactly what he would use the chip for: storing a lengthy password for accessing his computer.
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We will not stand for this administration's attempt to shame people and keep them from accessing health care.
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The strategy is to invest in companies that provide such crossover opportunities having visibility of accessing public markets.
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First, he identified the IP addresses he believed Rice's computer was using when accessing the Lead Stories site.
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No sanctions bar individuals located in the US from accessing programs like Slack, yet many were barred regardless.
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The New York Times recently started testing ways to stop people using ad-blockers from accessing their site.
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You may also want to get the Google Drive app, too, to make saving and accessing files easier.
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Probably not, given that I have no idea who is accessing the Explore tab on a daily basis.
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When speaking of privacy browsers, it's worth mentioning Tor, the browser of choice for accessing the dark web.
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Farmers have trouble accessing mandatory forms; jobseekers struggle to make applications; civil servants miss out on online training.
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But given the barriers transgender people face when accessing health care, that may not be of great comfort.
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Accessing your podcasts isn't simple, either, as you have to navigate to your library and go from there.
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And parents can restrict kids under 13 from accessing anything but a curated list of age-appropriate games.
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A new law will ban people in the U.K. from accessing online porn without first verifying their age.
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The editors complain that Google has become the main portal for accessing their content, rather their own websites.
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Accessing the laptop isn't too much trouble after you take the time to unlatch and unroll the top.
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Doing so would give Russia the opportunity to prevent users from accessing content the government wished to censor.
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Stigma is a major factor preventing youth from knowing their HIV status and accessing lifesaving treatment and care.
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A psychotherapist going through an interview process with someone is accessing parts of them that screens never do.
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SLACK TECHNOLOGIES SAYS ALL FUNCTIONALITY NOW RESTORED AFTER SOME USERS EARLIER FACED TROUBLE ACCESSING SLACK WORKSPACES - COMPANY WEBSITE
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For accessing various tools and color palettes, though, you've almost always had to tap on menus in-app.
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"Earlier today, a technical issue caused some people to have trouble accessing Facebook services," Facebook's spokesperson told Mashable.
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Through telemedicine and direct-to-consumer sales platforms, startups are streamlining the historically arduous process of accessing contraception.
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The hackers attempted to phish NASA employees but were successfully shut down from accessing any critical NASA information.
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So you have a young person accessing a drug that would be illegal unless the parent is there.
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Yesterday, as a result of a server configuration change, many people had trouble accessing our apps and services.
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"For trans people, accessing hair removal can be at best, a difficult, stressful and unhappy experience," Reilly says.
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"For trans people, accessing electrolysis can be a very vulnerable experience in the best of conditions," Reilly says.
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Some people had trouble accessing the website for business social network LinkedIn for a short time on Wednesday.
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The censure had put Argentina at risk of official sanctions that could have barred it from accessing financing.
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It blocks us from accessing more holistic options, and forces us to take the more mainstream pharmaceutical routes.
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But she said that "there hasn't been a breakthrough in accessing new areas" without any guarantees on security.
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Accessing the power of love sounds even, to add to the tactile environment of movement, urgency and accumulation.
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The main reason behind the lack of empirical studies on peer review is the difficulty in accessing data.
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That person will handle things such as paying bills, accessing your retirement accounts, or selling and buying investments.
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Several weeks later, FamilyTreeDNA changed their rules to allow customers to block the FBI from accessing their information.
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Mikhail Shishkhanov said that he was in active negotiations with the central bank about accessing a bailout package.
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Those include browsing music, searching, accessing radio stations, opening your own library, and going to the home page.
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"Transparency has been a big obstacle to individuals accessing GPs," says Eileen Duff, managing partner at iCapital Network.
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There have been 11 people killed in association with accessing abortion, and four of them have been doctors.
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By building the feature into the product itself, the company has simplified the process of accessing photo descriptions.
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To prevent cybercriminals from accessing your messages, it's best to use apps that offer end-to-end encryption.
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In states where paid family leave is available, we see a growing number of men accessing the time.
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It's also a little odd to see the home button demoted to a single feature: accessing home screen.
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With that said, the method with which Curve was accessing the Amex network is a well-established one.
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For technical assistance in accessing the phone, the agency reportedly turned to an Israeli cybersecurity company named Cellebrite.
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Upon receiving information about the allegation, the driver was immediately removed from accessing the platform, according to Uber.
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Accordingly, lawmakers and government officials have taken steps to stop government and military officials from accessing the devices.
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However, for more than 28503 million people around the world, accessing clean water is a dangerous daily struggle.
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The restrictions on telephone calls have prevented immigration detainees from accessing proper legal representation, according to the suit.
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Rules that hinder law enforcement from accessing communications stored overseas with valid warrants need to be similarly updated.
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These companies take legal and technical measures to prevent police from accessing consumers' DNA profiles without legal process.
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"This rule threatens to prevent people from accessing critical medical care and may endanger people's lives," Melling said.
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Some sellers say that Amazon has an unfair advantage in accessing sales data on its third-party platform.
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Facebook's billions of users are now accessing essential services like voter registration and suicide prevention through the platform.
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Iranian authorities have restricted Instagram and Telegram, but users are accessing them with virtual private networks, or VPNs.
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Though I did snap at friends, abruptly accessing huge depths of fury I wouldn't have thought I possessed.
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The felicitous demo at Cujo's booth revealed how to block someone from accessing Twitter using home Wi-Fi.
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If you can keep people who may be suicidal away from accessing guns, it could save their lives.
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DO seek to leverage AI as just one of many tools toward improving products and accessing new markets.
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It'll also circumvent frustrating geo-blocks that prevent you from accessing streaming services and other region-specific content.
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And workers need help accessing the training, child care, and transportation they need to succeed in these programs.
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The government in Venezuela reportedly used DNS manipulation to prevent citizens from accessing news sites and social networks.
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WeSchool plans to charge schools and companies an annual license fee for accessing the software as a service.
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A Bloomberg report yesterday suggested that China is preparing to block domestic internet users accessing international bitcoin exchanges.
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In other studies, researchers have found that mobile apps used for accessing online banking can also be insecure.
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We will show their 'consumer client' [women accessing abortion care] what they would never dare to— abortion reality.
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He advocated hypnosis as a means of accessing these memories and discovering the causes of a patient's malady.
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Yes, there are hundreds of thousands of shows, but accessing them requires shelling out lots of small payments.
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Upset about the exploitation and degradation of the mountain, they have blocked construction crews from accessing Mauna Kea.
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Safe storage of guns — in gun safes or with trigger locks — prevents children and others from accessing firearms.
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The biggest hindrance to these trials has long been the difficulty researchers have with accessing pot for studies.
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Inside the U.S., geo-restrictions keep you from accessing the international version… unless you change your I.P. address.
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So, there is no getting around all those sites and apps you blocked by maybe accessing something similar.
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"Accessing retirement plan accounts, especially for younger workers, can put a permanent dent in plan balances," Ellis says.
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Neal's worry: accessing Trump's New York returns may sabotage his subpoena for all of Trump's federal tax returns.
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"We see it as a psychological accessing of the feelings as opposed to a straightforward narrative," he said.
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The responsibility of making sure children aren't accessing things they shouldn't be lies with the parents, Bunting said.
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They are accused of illegally accessing classified information, and breaching and intercepting information technology systems and data communications.
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Late last year the country scrapped its long-delayed plans to introduce age verification for accessing porn online.
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Parts of northern Florida, including Jacksonville, experienced heavy flooding, which will temporarily prevent crews from accessing some areas.
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One egregious policy has kept citizen children from accessing a fundamental Fourteenth Amendment right to their birth certificates.
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An included remote handles all your needs for adjusting volume, accessing basic equalizer options, and toggling various modes.
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Before raising credential requirements, employers could consider alternative pathways to accessing and developing quality talent to stay competitive.
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Death: The Department of Commerce is moving forward with new eligibility requirements for accessing the death master file.
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Some of the features of the hack include accessing the address book, texts and call logs on phones.
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Christopher Chaney pleaded guilty to accessing protected computers without authorization, damaging protected computers, wiretapping and aggravated identity theft.
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Regulations for accessing public rights of way are often complex, and they vary significantly from city to city.
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The company alleged the employees violated company policies about accessing sensitive internal documents and monitoring employees' calendar events.
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Thankfully, the report found no instances of malicious actors accessing these vulnerable medical images and publishing them elsewhere.
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You'll also get periodic reminders about apps that are accessing your location in the background (again, like iOS).
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Having an up-to-date Java version on your Mac is necessary for accessing countless websites and applications.
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Bernhardt explained that he kept people working on those permits and leases by accessing a different funding stream.
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They also include the right to have a baby, by accessing fertility treatment, when we can afford it.
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Difficulties in accessing contraception will only get worse with reductions in Title X funding for reproductive health care.
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Yet some women may face barriers accessing this type of treatment, as it requires 60 hours of time.
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China's billions of consumers benefit from U.S. agricultural efficiency by accessing soybeans and other consumables at low-cost.
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For too long, African Americans and other communities of color have faced systemic barriers to accessing the ballot.
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What security measures are in place to stop hackers from unlawfully accessing the platform or particular customer accounts?
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South Korea blocks its people, or anyone using the internet in the country, from accessing North Korean websites.
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They need to know what is available to them at the facility in terms of accessing medical care.
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Their findings, published in the journal Contraception, show that women have hugely variable experiences with accessing birth control.
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And Abiola said research has shown stigma does prevent people from accessing benefits because of embarrassment or shame.
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People were barred by al-Shabaab from accessing the site, making independent evaluation of the death toll impossible.
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DailyPay doesn't require that users input a reason for accessing earned wages but 43% of those who did provide a reason the week of March 17 said that they were accessing their wages to stock up in light of the coronavirus pandemic, Jeanniey Mullen, CMO of DailyPay told Business Insider.
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As a Chinese company, there is likely nothing Kunlun could do to prevent the government from accessing user data.
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ACMA in a statement to CNBC said it's "investigating a data incident involving an unauthorized user" accessing its system.
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There are often a few third parties there, too: reading your feed, accessing your data, and crunching your numbers.
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He explained to CNBC that there was a tremendous opportunity when it comes to storing, accessing and analyzing data.
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When Texans were blocked from accessing care at Planned Parenthood health centers, people went without the care they needed.
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The Proposal chronicles the artist's attempts at accessing the architect's archives, which famously involved exhuming some of his ashes.
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First, the controllers require two AAA batteries to run and accessing the slot for the batteries requires a screwdriver.
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APIs for hardware and data Web APIs are similar but often involve something more than just accessing predefined code.
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Thus far, Apple's Siri, Google Now and Microsoft Cortana have steered clear of accessing anything to do with money.
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However accessing the 2305.52 in 1 outdoor unit would require using a 32 foot extension ladder which isn't practical.
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At North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley, Colorado, doctors and nurses for a time had difficulty accessing patient records.
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The easiest way of accessing all the benefits is to sign up to a free 30-day trial membership.
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The particular form factor makes it better for accessing the motor cortex, which plays a key role in athletics.
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Typing or merely accessing anything toward the top of the screen on a phone that large is a nightmare.
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Most congressional internships are unpaid, which means interns may have trouble accessing the same protections as paid Hill employees.
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Koskinen then pushed back, telling senators that doing so would prevent thousands of hurricane victims from accessing tax information.
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Per ZDNet, the technique included accessing the developer API from Polar, the Finnish-based company that produces Polar Flow.
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The proposal would prohibit law enforcement officers from accessing "electronic equipment" of a US resident without establishing probable cause.
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Those kids who might turn to computers at their schools or local libraries often hit roadblocks to accessing information.
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When you inspect a blobject, you're accessing a much different range of emotions than you do while reading Twitter.
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This included accessing all of the friends data of the individual accounts that had engaged with Dr Kogan's app.
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Instead, they are accessing content on digital platforms like Roku, Apple TV, Google's Chromecast, Amazon's Fire TV and others.
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However, Stadia will support other controllers, so the new pad won't be necessary for accessing the new streaming service.
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Accessing this allows an attacker to see all the infrastructure components that EA was monitoring with PagerDuty, Hussein added.
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One new feature is called "Family Wi-Fi" and it lets you "pause" a device from accessing Wi-Fi.
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The bill would force NASA to retain ownership of the lunar lander being developed for accessing the moon's surface.
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Or the time Comcast used covert technology to limit users from accessing peer-to-peer sharing networks, including BitTorrent.
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Then we looked into the verification rates and we could confirm that Tesla is preventing employees from accessing Blind.
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The scheme, which is designed to stop people under 18 from accessing pornographic material online, has been repeatedly delayed.
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But, crucially, those laws couldn't actually stand in women's ways and present an "undue burden" to accessing the procedure.
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The government there has gotten much better at accessing and collecting taxes, and instituted some new ones as well.
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The guidelines state that hospitals should endeavor to check patients for their eligibility when accessing non-emergency NHS treatment.
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And beneath its 1.3-inch touchscreen display you'll find a dedicated button for accessing Polar's proprietary performance tracking apps.
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My new insurance just kicked in about a week ago and I'm still having trouble accessing my account online.
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Attempting to access CNN will show the Golf Channel, but accessing the Golf Channel will bring you to CNN.
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For 30 minutes Reddit users had trouble accessing the service or couldn't access it at the speed they expected.
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Limitations and procedures for accessing data were clearly stated in the API's documentation, available publicly for everyone to read.
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You know you have been in China a while when you get excited about accessing Google without a VPN.
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Effectively, it wants to establish itself as the go-to destination for accessing the other apps on your phone.
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Yet I had no problem accessing live streams and flipping between them on any of the platforms Hulu supports.
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But Turkey has become more sophisticated in how it blocks its citizens from accessing social media, according to Madory.
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Postmates Plus Unlimited is the next major step in offering an affordable means to accessing items from local merchants.
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Government filtering prevents Iranians from accessing many internet sites on the official grounds that they are offensive or criminal.
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"Sometimes you find these paths [to accessing media] worn in the park that aren't official paths," Tushnet told Broadly.
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He had expected security might physically search any travelers for potential weapons but accessing his digital data felt different.
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During his confirmation hearings, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson even proposed preventing the Chinese from accessing the artificial islands.
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But when accessing my email on mobile, I'm not able to view this added information, which can hamper productivity.
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The first one, technology inclusion to upgrade the underserved merchant accessing technology, and second, improvement of Indonesia supply chain.
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A company's PAC donations have less to do with supporting a specific party than with accessing those in power.
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That puts them in violation of the colonial-time Official Secrets Act which bars civilians from accessing government information.
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SpaceX, however, is planning to re-launch their boosters for multiple missions, greatly reducing the cost of accessing space.
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VPN services help users in China, for example, reach blocked sites by making it appear they're accessing something else.
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Twitter then posted the following tweet around 8:45am ET: Some users are currently experiencing problems accessing Twitter & Tweeting.
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Fundamentalists try to prevent people from accessing schools, particularly women, because these fanatics' hate is complemented by serious ignorance.
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We've tried accessing the site from the U.S., Australia and several European countries and the result was the same.
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But Google's move — while risky — addresses a real issue: Kids are accessing the internet at earlier and earlier ages.
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In return, Sema4 says it will provide her with more personalized recommendations for accessing care tailored just to her.
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"Trans people have problems accessing medical care that has nothing to do with transition-related health care," Block says.
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Putting up barriers to accessing health care is not the way to support and empower women in this country.
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Juan Maria Fontus, 36, complained about a lackluster economy and the challenges of accessing food and clean drinking water.
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He did so two days later, saying the new measures would keep Iranian leaders from accessing some financial instruments.
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The government's chief law enforcement agency, however, has sought Apple's help in accessing 17 other locked phones since October.
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Oil prices more than quadrupled, consumers and corporations had trouble accessing supplies and the global economy raced toward recession.
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However this does not regulate the collection or accessing of web activity data that's blanket-retained on all users.
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But then they proceed to warn him that accessing user data in this manner would be a criminal offence.
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The controller also has dedicated buttons for capturing moments from the game and accessing the company's voice-driven assistant.
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These include: Improving the process of navigating the complex health-care system, and accessing affordable treatments and prescription drugs.
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From online banking to accessing government portals, these senior students were shown how technology could easily enrich their lives.
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But some policyholders have faced hefty fees for accessing their cash, depending on the structure of the pension products.
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The researchers will now focus on accessing the skeleton, which is covered with collapsed furniture apart from its skull.
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Ultimately, the government withdrew its demand, accessing the phone through a still-undisclosed method provided by a third party.
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Vision Fund meanwhile [accommodates] a flow of capital that hasn't had a way of accessing this highly fragmented market.
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Images without tagged descriptions for screen-reading software make accessing the internet for the visually impaired next to impossible.
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But that innovation is all for not if barriers prevent patients from accessing the critical cancer medicines they need.
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The government has told three telecommunications carriers to completely block users from accessing virtual private networks (VPN) by Feb.
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"Earlier today, WhatsApp users experienced issues with accessing the app and sending messaging," a WhatsApp spokesperson told The Hill.
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It would do away with arbitrary criteria to qualify and put into place clear guidelines for accessing community care.
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Developers mistakenly coded credentials for accessing services provided by Twilio Inc, said Appthority's director of security research, Seth Hardy.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield says about 40% of its clients diagnosed with opioid use disorder are accessing specialized treatment.
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Even the recently viral Facebook bug, which forced the iPhone's camera open, required user permission before accessing the camera.
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If you have problems accessing any of them, or indeed with any of our technology, please ask for help.
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She and Hannah have always been close, but she felt she was accessing new facets of her daughter's experience.
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But it's up to the person to use those tools and keep track of what apps are actually accessing.
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The 50 percent of wages paid guardrail would still prevent high earning independent investors or lawyers from accessing it.
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Google said the employees were placed on leave for improperly accessing and sharing documents and for tracking employees' calendars.
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Last week, Google placed two workers on administrative leave for violating company policies about accessing and sharing internal documents.
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There is no protocol to stop an authorized SIDA badged, uniformed employee from accessing an aircraft on the ramp.
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That's what accessing your financial information or making on online purchase on a public Wi-Fi network is like.
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With a 150 MB/s read speed, accessing files on the Lexar Professional 1000x UHS-II SDHC is quick.
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Gavin Newsom has proposed a "data dividend" that users would be paid by the platforms for accessing their data.
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The clear winners from this system are agribusiness buyers accessing cheap grain and feed while operating in global markets.
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Recorded Future's research was based on analyzing web traffic from those accessing the global internet from inside North Korea.
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Halpern said the huge amount of frequencies they were accessing wasn't a problem when they initially started the project.
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At the same time, medical budgets were not shielded from draconian cuts, which increased barriers to accessing medical care.
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The company's platform is designed to help cut through bureaucratic tape that can prevent people from accessing important services.
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In 2014, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that accessing subscriber information without a warrant constitutes an illegal search.
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Bottom line: Americans still like to watch movies, but more options for accessing them are forcing theaters to adapt.
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But unfortunately, today there are significant barriers to accessing abortion, due to a litany of medically unnecessary state regulations.
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Flooding delayed Motiva workers in accessing facilities to see what needed to be dried, and what may need replacing.
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In March, Gowdy prevented Democrats from accessing testimony transcripts unless under GOP supervision, following a debate about alleged leaking.
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Facing more barriers to accessing healthcare, in turn, indirectly drives down the projected "cost" of illness in black patients.
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Ultimately, she said, lawyers represent people who — regardless of their lawyers' motivations — are being barred from accessing public services.
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And delays in accessing abortion service can put pregnant people outside the time limits imposed by restrictive abortion laws.
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Half of the women and girls accessing dedicated safe spaces, including as young as five, have been sexually assaulted.
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On the other hand, you have to stop new generations of potential drug users from accessing and misusing opioids.
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People who have questions about accessing an abortion in their state should contact their local abortion fund, she said.
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"The impossibility of accessing the mineral resources made the Angostura project economically inviable for the company," the letter said.
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Laid-off restaurant workers in New York have already reported widespread difficulty in accessing the state's unemployment registration system.
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We believe, and we always have, that Nike's strength is in accessing the inherent empathy of our playing field.
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"We have a problem in Texas with children and teenagers accessing firearms that are not properly stored," Scruggs said.
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A controversial UK government scheme to introduce mandatary age checks for accessing online pornography has been dropped — for now.
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These types of enforcement scare immigrants and their children away from accessing basic services like health care and education.
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Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, on Thursday confirmed user reports of issues accessing Instagram and other Facebook products.
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At the end of May, the Senate Judiciary Committee held a similar hearing on accessing data stored across borders.
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Amazon told concerned lawmakers that its connected doorbell company Ring was firing employees for improperly accessing users' video data.
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One of the hackers was also charged with illegally accessing the control system of a dam in New York.
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It impersonates a security administrator accessing the configurations of the firewall by connecting their computer directly to that port.
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This gesture recognition is also part of a broader scheme to make accessing your phone feel a lot faster.
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The researchers didn't find that someone accessing a Zoom meeting would have access to other users' cameras or microphones.
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Consent must be obtained prior to storing or accessing non-essential cookies, such as tracking cookies for targeted advertising.
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This might make accessing your cutting tools annoying if you store your block under a cabinet with low clearance.
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Yanqing is accused of accessing US military websites and sending US documents and information to China, according to documents.
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So he acquiesced when Congress blocked many nonwhites, particularly African-Americans, from accessing his newly created ladders of opportunity.
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It also has expanded virtual mental health services to make accessing care more convenient and attractive for younger workers.
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But on Sunday, many Chinese and foreign news organizations, including Reuters, were blocked by police from accessing the site.
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When CrunchMatch goes live (before the conference starts), we'll email to all registered attendees instructions for accessing the platform.
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Many employees say the new rules around accessing documents are being selectively applied to punish employees who are organizing.
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Ensuring that rural America is digitally connected is vital to accessing telehealth, improved education, job creation, and precision agriculture.
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Susan Sarandon, very good in her portrayals of Davis offscreen, has a harder time accessing Davis as an actress.
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It stipulates that police agencies must exhaust all other options, including traditional forensic DNA testing, before accessing genealogy databases.
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They have to support women in accessing the health care to have large families when that's what they want.
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Yet in their new communities, refugees often encounter a slew of obstacles, including language barriers and difficulty accessing services.
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He spends a lot of time at the library, accessing the internet and staying on top of current events.
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Similarly, of those living with HIV in Central Asia and Eastern Europe, only 38% are accessing these lifesaving treatments.
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CDFI financing is essential because many start-up and early-stage businesses like Honor Capital have difficulty accessing credit.
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The decision was taken after accessing comprehensive reports from security agencies on incidents in affected states, the statement said.
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The fact that HIV is seen as an outsiders' virus prevents many HIV-positive Mapuche people from accessing care.
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The changes include stopping most third-party developers from accessing Android phone SMS data, call logs and some contact info.
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Twitter slowly recovered after global disruptions, allowing its 300 million worldwide to return to accessing news and sharing their wit.
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The right earcup also has touch controls for volume, track skipping, accessing a virtual assistant, and toggling the LifeMix feature.
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As a result, lower-rated companies may find it cheaper to continue accessing the loan market versus the bond market.
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"We're aware that some people are currently having trouble accessing Ads Manager," a Facebook spokesperson told CNBC in a statement.
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Speaking to the Art Newspaper, Mundy claims that Iowa law prevents his client from accessing mainstream publications like National Geographic.
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Second, China isolated countries that were having difficulty accessing large amounts of dollar based loans due to poor repayment histories.
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But a better interface for accessing lists is something those who use the Lists feature have wanted for some time.
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Images: Bryan MenegusAmazon's Alexa-powered obelisk is built for a lot of things, but accessing webpages isn't one of them.
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A smartphone might be essential to accessing Navdy's best features, but the hardware also manages to stay relatively hands-free.
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"In-vehicle technology offers a new type of connectivity that further breaks down barriers to accessing financial education and markets."
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But there are several barriers preventing first responders from accessing mental health services, "including shame and stigma," the paper states.
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"I hope that people who are having trouble accessing help can come along with me for the ride," smiled Jax.
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Again, this goes back to the idea that multiple people may be accessing your device, and subsequently your Viber account.
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Of course, it wouldn't hurt if apps requested permission before accessing sensory information that we now know to be sensitive.
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But accessing your iCloud is not enough — if you want to recover your wallet, you need to prove your identity.
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API keys allow places to control how much traffic is accessing their resources from various API users, for one thing.
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The region is particularly important for Facebook and Google because most Internet users in China are blocked from accessing them.
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Accessing the military construction money required the declaration of a national emergency; tapping the other sources of funds did not.
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You can change your country on Spotify by accessing your account settings page using the desktop app or Spotify website.
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It's memory safe, which means it prevents unsafe behavior and vulnerabilities happening in code when it comes to accessing data.
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Accessing Siri is easy — just double tap one of the earbuds and you summon the digital assistant like a genie.
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It had earlier in July moved to ban live streaming and also blocked users from accessing virtual private networks (VPN).
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Facebook users have reported issues accessing page mailboxes, uploading images, and posting updates, on both the mobile and web versions.
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"The list of others who have been convicted or prevented from accessing these athletes should be known across the country."
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They'll now be limited from "broadly accessing" content and instead be required to access only the specific files they need.
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And it does little to stop the nearly 1 million users who subscribe to the page from accessing the content.
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Google now has two fairly new software tools for backing up your data and/or accessing files in the cloud.
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The woman said he often became controlling, sending late-night texts and accessing her work calendar to monitor her whereabouts.
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It is currently trying to win favor with regulators by taking steps to prevent underage users from accessing their products.
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Institutional investors around the world are looking for a secure, easy and regulated way of accessing the crypto asset class.
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Our proposal would also safeguard recipients in rural areas since many might not have other realistic options for accessing care.
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For many, Internet Explorer was the primary way of accessing the internet, and the logo became synonymous with the internet.
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Fugue allows businesses to declare what their cloud infrastructure should look like and set the policies for accessing that infrastructure.
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There are no technical restrictions to accessing an account across PC, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PS4, and the mobile iOS version.
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Android P will block apps from accessing your phone's microphone or camera while your phone is idle, as we know.
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Redditors in r/technology posted successful examples of accessing their own info, and Motherboard was able to recreate the trick.
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Kellehear, of the University of Bradford, says that not many ethnic minority groups in the UK are accessing palliative care.
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After being abruptly fired from The Weinstein Company on October 8, Weinstein was cut off from accessing his corporate email.
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CLOUDFLARE SAYS CUSTOMERS MAY BE EXPERIENCING 502 ERRORS WHILE ACCESSING SITES ON CLOUDFLARE; WORKING TO MITIGATE IMPACT TO INTERNET USERS
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The UK government has delayed the introduction of mandatory age verification for accessing online pornography — blaming an administrative cock-up.
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After accessing these 212 lectures and 21 hours of content, you should be able to build interactive websites from scratch.
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Accessing the enclosure, meanwhile, required the child crawl through a series of barriers, through wires, and then across a moat.
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The web is heavily censored in China, with the country's so-called Great Firewall stopping citizens from accessing many sites.
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The only change the FCC is proposing is to allow consumers alternative means of accessing the content they pay for.
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Watch out for new third-party integrations in the near future, from finding photos to accessing health and fitness stats.
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In December, the Turkish government said it was seeking assistance in accessing the mobile phone of a politically-motivated assassin.
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If a user used torrents to download movies illegally, he will be banned from accessing the AGN for a week.
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For many women living in the region, accessing affordable reproductive healthcare is yet another problem to add to the list.
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The DPT-RP22's stylus includes two additional buttons for quickly accessing additional functions like erasing notes, or highlighting text.
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I'd also add that accessing your PS4 using the Remote Play app leaves your TV free to do anything else.
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You can clear your browsing history in Google Chrome in just a few simple steps by accessing the "History" menu.
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The group is campaigning to create buffer zones around abortion clinics to protect women accessing services from anti-choice militants.
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But Proper Media alleges Mikkelson created the issue when he blocked it from accessing managerial accounts, such as payroll management.
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The HD 10 Kids features easy-to-use parental controls to keep your kids from accessing less-than savory content.
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They discussed defunding Planned Parenthood, which would hurt low-income women in accessing preventive care, cancer screenings and birth control.
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They often experience health challenges due to serious obstacles in accessing pre- and post-natal care and family planning services.
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"We've had no problems with accessing witnesses -- quite a bit ahead of where the special counsel's investigation is," he said.
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But that fix clearly doesn't solve the problem of NSA accessing domestic communications with its newly expanded back door searches.
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In addition to logistical difficulty accessing the Wire, many Walmart workers find looking up information on the intranet overwhelmingly complicated.
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But a $20.3 premium for cash copper over the three-month contact suggested traders were having little difficulty accessing metal.
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This would mean services such as downloading books, accessing the Kindle Store and other Internet-dependent tasks would not work.
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Surrealism — the queering of reality — has become a tool for accessing or depicting the reality of inhabiting a queer body.
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According to data from the Cambodian ministry of education, a large portion of Cambodia's population has trouble accessing toilet facilities.
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Transgender children no longer have the Department of Education on their side when it comes to accessing bathrooms at school.
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It cited a number of concerns such as the possibility of rivals being shut out from accessing Bonnier's TV channels.
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A new subsidiary, Calibra, will be Facebook's way of accessing the currency, which itself will be run out of Switzerland.
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But if you're worried about cops or spies accessing that email account, then you might need to take other steps.
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The new shareholders should support portfolio diversification and development, particularly in accessing telecommunications and internet providers expanding outside of China.
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A 2014 policy brief from the Urban Institute looked at barriers to accessing health and human services among eligible migrants.
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Lyakh and Gamble were sentenced to seven days in prison and banned from accessing US public lands for five years.
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Accessing a representative payee is a common procedure for people with a wide variety of cognitive, developmental, and psychiatric disabilities.
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Government will also modernise its guidance on electronic ID verification with the aim of supporting tech for accessing financial services.
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The final rule will only exacerbate these grave challenges to accessing basic health care for millions of people in need.
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American businesses are eager to invest in Africa, but they often encounter challenges accessing financing or navigating less-developed economies.
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Maybe it's just the spookiness she's been accessing while filming Ghostbusters, but her eyes and line delivery have us shivering.
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"This suggests that patients perceived greater barriers to accessing behavioral, compared with medical treatments for migraine," the study team writes.
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In recent days, the app has soared in popularity as Jones encouraged users to download it to keep accessing content.
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In the meantime, he was able to go on watching videos and accessing websites that encouraged him to act out.
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Other protections include adding higher level protections against outside companies accessing information on a user's contacts, photos, calendars and reminders.
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Over 15 percent of households reported mobile banking was their primary means of accessing their accounts, nearly triple 2013 levels.
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The current Higher Education Act and U.S. Department of Education regulations prohibit prisoners from accessing key federal student aid programs.
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Fidelity said it resolved a technical issue that had blocked clients from accessing their online accounts for part of Wednesday.
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CarPlay is nice but a direct integration, coupled with free data, makes accessing your music just a little bit easier.
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Regulatory concerns center on the possibility of Telia shutting out rivals from accessing Bonnier's TV channels and imposing price rises.
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Accessing Marsh Harbour has been difficult because the Leonard Thompson International Airport, pictured below, remained under 6 feet of water.
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Yet the Trump administration is doing everything in their power to stop women from even accessing the care they need.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) violated ethics rules by employing an IT staffer prevented from accessing the House computer system.
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The ESPN app is available for virtually every device that has apps, so you should have no problem accessing ESPN+.
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Unfortunately, for reasons that are clear to nobody, Puerto Rico is currently excluded from accessing authority to restructure its debts.
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"Diane Abbott tweeted: "Michael Gove is completely wrong to say people from EU are accessing the NHS without 'paying in'.
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And therein lies the crux of the challenge in accessing investigational drugs — for both Expanded Access and Right to Try.
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Such pressure tactics undermine trust and will drive those who may desperately need care away from accessing family planning services.
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"US issuers initially had to pay up versus US dollars when they started accessing the market," said a bond banker.
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Five years ago, AT&T blocked certain iPhone users from accessing FaceTime unless they "upgraded" to more expensive data plan.
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They've only known violence, poverty, and displacement, all of which often prevents them from accessing traditional education and social services.
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Knowledge of the website known as "Newgrounds" had swept through my school yard, and I wasted no time accessing it.
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Using country music to revisit her own father's infidelity is the ultimate in accessing her past to inform the present.
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An Inside Amy Schumer sketch from 2015 made fun of the difficulty in accessing contraceptive care as compared to guns.
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As of today, hosers that use PayPal will have one less method of accessing Netflix's trove of foreign content, however.
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Law enforcement groups have been quick to blame encryption for preventing investigators from accessing crucial evidence, especially in terrorism cases.
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Because even in 2016, stigma around sex is remains one of the biggest barriers to accessing safer sex and condoms.
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Between the lines: Patients often have a hard time accessing their own records, and providers' systems often don't communicate well.
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Organizers of tomorrow's rally also say Google has implemented new policies, like accessing need-to-know data a fireable offense.
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The safeguard only makes data readable on the sender's and receiver's devices, boxing companies out of accessing user data directly.
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In March 2007, people were banned from accessing the entire YouTube site based on one video that insulted Kemal Ataturk.
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In accessing coal from the United States, Indian producers get access to a wider array of coal grades, he said.
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Lastly, they want California Labor Secretary Julie Su to offer guidance around accessing benefits for gig workers during this time.
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As the news of the group's activities spread, women flocked to Las Libres' office asking for help accessing an abortion.
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And, if you're feeling really brave, the "block the internet" feature literally keeps you from accessing the world wide web.
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By changing the locks on the storage area that houses the commission's prized art collection, preventing staff from accessing it.
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But unlike its predecessor, which let you use any equipment you picked up, accessing these weapons and powers is hard.
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Russia did not attack voting machines in 2016, but it did conduct reconnaissance on accessing and altering voter registration databases.
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Individuals who see their hours scaled back, in particular, would have difficulty accessing benefits to sustain them during the downturn.
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Even if parents make the choice to treat their children with medical marijuana, accessing it can be a major challenge.
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And because the dark web is anonymized, it's likely that not even companies knew their staff were accessing this site.
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Iran claims that the U.S. action to bar Tehran from accessing the assets is a violation of a 1955 treaty.
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Kambamura said rescuers were experiencing difficulties accessing the area due to the size of the shafts in the flooded tunnel.
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