There, under Activity controls, choose Web & App Activity and then Manage Activity.
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The scans recorded brain activity, bone marrow activity, spleen activity and inflammation in the heart arteries.
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In the My Activity tool, click Activity controls, scroll to Location history and click Manage Activity.
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And when you finish the first activity and want to move on to the second activity, just flip the die to the second activity and the app automatically starts tracking the second activity.
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Hubbuch's offending tweet wasn't hobby activity; it was political activity.
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"We prefer economic activity to no economic activity," he said.
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I believe that the FBI is engaged in investigative activity and part of investigative activity includes surveillance activity of different shapes and sizes.
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Brain activity at these scales should most reliably predict future activity.
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Beyond that, pressure is pressure, and malign activity is malign activity.
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But your private activity informs your public activity and vice versa.
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Then click on Activity Controls and turn off Web & App Activity.
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To turn it on, visit your Google account's Activity Controls page and click "Manage Activity" under the Web & App Activity and Location History sections.
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But it also examined the treatment how brain activity changed brain activity.
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"You have to segregate government activity from partisan political activity," she said.
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In addition, a litany of data will no longer be accessible to these third-party apps, including any of the following data you may have shared on your profile: religion and political views, relationship status, relationship details, custom friend lists, about me, education history, work history, my website URL, book reading activity, fitness activity, music listening activity, video watch activity, news reading activity, games activity.
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"We will also no longer allow apps to ask for access to personal information such as religious or political views, relationship status and details, custom friends lists, education and work history, fitness activity, book reading activity, music listening activity, news reading, video watch activity, and games activity," Schroepfer said in the post.
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Overall project rating represents the geometric mean of two of the four individual scores, which reflect online discussion activity; search activity; jobs impact; and GitHub activity.
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Taiwanese and Indian manufacturing activity also expanded and euro zone activity rose strongly.
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Request activity faster than 27 milliseconds, for example, is almost certainly botnet activity.
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That means activity was largely unchanged following 10 straight quarters of increased activity.
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Sometimes they miss brain activity; sometimes they suggest activity where there is none.
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U.S. private equity activity represents over half of all global private equity activity.
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Nothing gets a population accustomed to decentralized, nongovernmental commercial activity like commercial activity.
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Unveil the criminal activity, the unconstitutional activity of this president and his family.
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Activity trackers -- while useful for many -- tend to distract from the activity itself.
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There were slight increases in activity among the other people using activity monitors.
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Any activity of mine (including a boring activity) requires that I sustain it.
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MDMA increases activity in the frontal lobe, while decreasing activity in the amygdala.
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Generally speaking, greater banking activity leads to greater economic activity and higher inflation.
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Within the Activity History settings box, you can also wipe your activity history.
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"We're the only entity in the N.Y.P.D. designated in the patrol guide to investigate quote-unquote political activity, meaning political activity that could lead to illegal activity."
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Gyroscope tracks your fitness activity, sleep habits, body fat percentage, online activity and more.
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But if the DOJ is investigating criminal activity, they tend to find criminal activity.
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In addition to the aforementioned swimming workouts, the Activity App includes Wheelchair Activity optimization.
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It will go from being a purpose-driven activity to an experience-driven activity.
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But also, IPO activity, we're very much seeing a significant increase in IPO activity.
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While you can&apost completely delete your Facebook Activity Log in with one click, you can clear your Activity Log on Facebook by removing each individual activity record.
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Possible causes of radiative forcing: changes in solar activity, in volcanic activity or greenhouse gases.
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This along with gas output and continuous activity mean Ruapehu is seeing heightened volcanic activity.
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That's roughly 150 minutes of "moderate" activity a week, and 75 minutes of "vigorous" activity.
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All of the aforementioned activity is fraudulent because it takes place without any human activity.
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Activity is designed for those who actively track their activity levels with the Apple Watch.
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"Activity breeds activity," said John Sellers, co-founder of Double Eagle, of the surge here.
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There was a lot of crime: drug activity, gang activity, home invasions, drive-by shootings.
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In fact, physical activity may decrease your soreness, at least while you're doing the activity.
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MID-MARKET BOOST Buyout activity has been boosted by activity in the middle market space.
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Any North Korean activity in bitcoin is likely a tiny fraction of global trade activity.
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More and more commercial activity and personal activity is outside the boundaries of a country.
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An activity you like is more likely to be repeated than an activity you hate.
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These are the portals through which you can see all of your Google activity, delete search activity, and manage your activity across various Google products like search, Maps, and YouTube.
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These challenges vary from activity to activity, and — as far as I can tell — you can only see those challenges in your in-game Journal once you start an activity.
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Though, this August still has some decent bear activity, and this month piggybacks on 2018's impressive August activity, as well as an uptick in August bear activity in 193.
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We've got decades of this gang type activity, flat out gang activity, that hasn't been addressed.
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You can toggle the option to make your VPN activity look more like regular internet activity.
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There are no obfuscated servers, which masks VPN activity to look more like regular internet activity.
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Hacking is an activity, and what separates any activity from a crime is, very often, permission.
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Our censors did not sound early warning because they are for tectonic activity not volcanic activity.
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You can share your Apple Watch Activity progress with friends using the Activity app for iPhone.
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But Mueller's team is sifting through a mix of legal political activity and potentially illegal activity.
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FAMILY ACTIVITY Going to church is the one activity we do as a family on Sunday.
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"Any activity is better than none, and more activity will provide greater health benefits," she said.
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They are: Iron Banner (PvP activity) Trials of Osiris (PvP activity) Unique gear drops from high level Strikes (PvE activity) Exotic engrams (random loot drop) Court of Oryx (you can only get 335 Artifacts from this) Challenge of the Elders (PvE activity, described here) King's Fall raid, hard mode (PvE activity, though 335 gear is coming to it after Apr.
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Tilt is closely monitoring its international activity, which accounts for more than half of its activity overall.
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You can also track who comes and goes with an activity log to watch for suspicious activity.
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Those purchases could be prompted by a seemingly innocent activity: your child's activity on a mobile device.
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WATERS, JULY 14, 2017: Unveiled the criminal activity, the unconstitutional activity of this president and his family.
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Once you go to My Activity and choose "Delete activity by," the process is fairly self-explanatory.
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Buying apps related to an activity can often serve as a substitute for actually doing that activity.
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The researchers were trying to increase activity in the right side and reduce activity in the left.
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All the participants received counseling around nutrition and physical activity: the basics of healthy eating and activity.
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Obfuscation (sometimes called "stealth" or "ghost") VPN services masks activity so it looks more like regular activity.
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Those goals are roughly 150 minutes of "moderate" activity per week and 75 minutes of "vigorous" activity.
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Higher taxes discourage economic activity, and the higher the taxes are, the more economic activity they discourage.
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French business activity jumped to its strongest level in six months, but German business activity undershot expectations.
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"EEG sensors are not only sensitive to brain activity, but any kind of electrical activity," says Giesbrecht.
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"Finally none of this works without controlling for activity," Myla said, referring to physical activity or exercise.
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So what you do on WhatsApp is collected, along with all your Facebook activity, and Instagram activity.
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In the My Activity tool, click on Activity controls and look for the button for YouTube history.
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There's been "almost no activity in the nightlife channel and very limited activity in restaurants," Brito said.
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Next, tap "Google activity controls" and finally Web & App Activity so you can turn on the setting.
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You can also delete your off-Facebook activity history by clicking "Clear History" on the activity list.
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Green spaces like parks are excellent venues for physical activity, another health-boosting activity, Rojas-Rueda said.
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"You're transforming a voter mobilization activity to a festival activity, which is a lighter lift," he continued.
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Meanwhile, aerobic activity should make up most of your child's 60 or more minutes of exercise a day -- from moderate activity such as brisk walking to vigorous activity such as running -- and vigorous aerobic activity should be done at least three days a week, according to the CDC.
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For example, studies compared deer activity in and out of the hunting season, grizzly bear activity in areas with and without hiking, and elephant activity inside protected areas and outside among rural settlement.
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Of adults over the age of 18, 51.7% met the US Physical Activity Guidelines for aerobic activity, and 21.7% of adults meet the aerobic and muscle strengthening activity guidelines, according to the CDC.
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Activity was mixed throughout the nation, though, with activity strongest in the South and West but weaker elsewhere.
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Flu activity is in decline; 11 states reported widespread influenza activity, compared with 63 states the previous week.
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Help her slay and track activity at the same time with a Kate Spade Hinge Bangle Activity Tracker.
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"This is about getting into areas of economic activity where there's insufficient private sector activity," Malloch-Brown said.
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"My argument about why cloud-spotting is a worthwhile activity is that it's an aimless activity," he said.
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Since then, ISIS's online activity has grown significantly, with Twitter becoming a central part of its recruitment activity.
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The business activity index increased by 0.1 in June, representing 95 consecutive months of growth in business activity.
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"Overall, the increase in derivative activity has more than offset the decline in bond market activity," said Debelle.
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If you need more proof of suspicious activity, return to the "Account" section and check your viewing activity.
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That's because there is general system activity of the mouse moving around (even if not specific browser activity).
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It's wonderful to see all the new activity as Detroit continues to grow in startup and VC activity.
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Among them are recent sexual activity, vigorous physical activity, bicycling, benign prostatic enlargement, and inflammation of the prostate.
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For one week, participants wore activity trackers that allowed researchers to tally their physical activity and its intensity.
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Global smelting activity, however, edged higher, helped by strong activity in Europe, the data released on Tuesday showed.
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The four high-activity dewatering wells are capable of triggering seismic activity in a 772-square-mile vicinity.
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That means than an activity you like is more likely to be repeated than an activity you hate.
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You can also visit the Activity page and toggle everything off, so that Google stops checking in on your location, device information, web & app activity, voice & audio activity, YouTube Search and Watch history and more.
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The researchers also found that amygdalar activity was associated with increased bone marrow activity and inflammation in the arteries.
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Benefits continue to accumulate with additional physical activity, and both aerobic and muscle-strengthening physical activity provide important benefits.
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Even more surprising, however, was that this electrical activity didn't resemble the synchronized activity seen in mature human brains.
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It showed that economic activity fell again in April - the longest stretch of declining activity since the last recession.
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If there's less economic activity, lawyers that currently benefit from that economic activity stand to lose eventually, Bradford said.
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Business is a delicate mix of activity and sentiment; deterioration in sentiment can have an outsized effect on activity.
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Strong equity markets drove some client activity, particularly in cash equities, while derivatives activity levels declined year-over-year.
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All "handmade" art showing nudity and sexual activity is allowed but digitally made art showing sexual activity is not.
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"Much of the activity in 214.9 was skewed toward foreign buyers with less UK-to-UK activity," Gee said.
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The submarine's activity was different than the typical training activity usually observed closer to shore, according to the officials.
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Manufacturing activity numbers showed an increase in March after three months of decline, suggesting a rebound in economic activity.
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Measuring the physiological activity of these organs can provide insight into the activity of the ANS [autonomic nervous system].
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There is actually historical precedent for political activity hampering business activity, mergers and acquisitions typically decline in election years.
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Garmin has a robust wearable lineup that includes activity trackers, smartwatches, and even an analog watch with activity features.
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Meanwhile, increased market volatility should also bode well for banks' trading activity, along with strong merger and acquisition activity.
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We've also investigated activity linked to Iranian influence efforts, similarly removing the accounts we have linked to that activity.
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One requirement is that when a law focuses on a particular activity, that activity must be economic in nature.
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Their activity stats will appear in the "Sharing" tab in the Activity app on both iPhone and Apple Watch.
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"Much of the activity in 103 was skewed towards foreign buyers with less UK-to-UK activity," Gee said.
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The Federal Reserve said Friday that mining activity climbed 2 percent last month, while manufacturing activity rose 0.2 percent.
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Consenting sexual activity, even activity that mainstream public opinion might not condone, is the prerogative of the adults involved.
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The activity concludes with a writing activity in which students reflect on what they learned and what they think.
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Researchers measured physical activity at ages 6, 8 and 11 in 823 European children wearing arm band activity trackers.
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In harmonious passion, you are absorbed in an activity because you love how the activity itself makes you feel.
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New activity, old problem Despite the burst of activity, Republicans are running into the same fundamental problem on ObamaCare.
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"Green" merger and acquisition (M&A) activity today averages 13 percent of total energy M&A activity, they said.
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The Department of Health and Human Services suggests that adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity or 75 minutes of vigorous aerobic activity a week, or a combination of moderate and vigorous activity.
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Dividing the exercise group into four subgroups based on weekly activity level, researchers found that those with the most activity were 77 percent less likely than those with the least activity to develop major mobility disability.
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The preliminary reading of manufacturing and services activity showed business activity in the eurozone fell less than expected in July.
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It also has retroactive activity detection, and has added hiking and yoga as dedicated activity types (high five, nature lovers).
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That being said, the relative difference in venture funding activity is less dramatic than our ranking of startup founding activity.
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While the current activity measure rose, two components tumbled, which underscored the lingering weakness in U.S. mid-Atlantic business activity.
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As with the other activity categories, if you want to clear data Google's already stored, follow the Manage Activity link.
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We continue to see private equity activity, real estate activity, we recently invested last week in a student housing portfolio.
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That company, which also provides pressure pumping services to complete wells, forecast weaker hydraulic fracturing activity as drilling activity declines.
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They tracked edits over a 10-year period and found that bot activity differs from human activity in several ways.
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Is it coordinated activity across multiple brain regions, or could it all boil down to the activity of individual cells?
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When assigning blame, two factors are common: diet and physical activity, namely poor diets and a lack of physical activity.
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A private survey of factory activity in China showed manufacturing activity in the country expanded more than expected in October.
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Finally, exercise was defined as 150 minutes a week of moderate-intensity activity or 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity activity.
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Some engage in a great deal of sexual activity, often risky sexual activity which can frequently lead to re-victimization.
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If increasing activity levels did not stimulate our appetite, we could easily end up malnourished during periods of heavy activity.
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Moreover, those who regularly participated in vigorous physical activity earned more than those who only engaged in moderate physical activity.
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They defined moderate activity as, in essence, brisk walking, and vigorous activity, which was rare, as workouts similar to jogging.
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The Oribel PortaPlay Convertible Activity Center is a foldable portable activity center for babies 63 months to 1 year old.
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Toggling the switch next to "Future Off-Facebook Activity" will stop Facebook from saving your future activity to your account.
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Until all the investigation concludes, he will comprehensively suspend planned solo activity and activity as a member of F.T. Island.
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You can fine tune those settings on Google's Activity Controls page, where you can pause Google from gathering data related to your web activity, location history, voice and audio activity, devices you use and your YouTube history.
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The geographic spread of influenza in Puerto Rico and 48 states was reported as widespread; Oregon reported regional activity; the District of Columbia, Guam and Hawaii reported local activity; and the U.S. Virgin Islands reported no activity.
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Departures from Libya have dropped since July due to changes in smuggling activity and increased activity by Libya's European-backed coastguard.
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Still, "industrial demand is coming off pretty steeply because of this reduction in drilling activity, reduction in rail activity," he added.
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But if the user clears their off-Facebook activity, Facebook would never know about their earlier activity on the clothing site.
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I'm a 26-year deacon in my Southern Baptist church, so I don't condone illegal activity or immoral activity at all.
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"However, the beneficial effect of physical activity on academic achievement appears to be specific to school-based physical activity," Carlson said.
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What they advocate works better: Being present in the moment so you can concentrate on one activity -- and one activity only.
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Activity level and genetics are major determinants of physical fitness, but activity level is the most important modifiable factor, Crump said.
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If you choose to hide your activity status, there's one catch: You won't be able to see your friends' activity statuses.
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It's still unclear what malicious cyber activity was related to previous elections, and whether Russia was also involved in that activity.
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Last week, however, there was little evidence of their activity in the market, suggesting the activity was fueled more by investors.
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The activity also represents some hard data showing that enthusiasm for President Donald Trump's agenda is turning into actual economic activity.
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Physical activity and social activity had the highest enjoyment ratings while work and chores had the lowest, according to the report.
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Echoing anti-gun activists, anti-speech liberals attempt to punish lawful activity they dislike with rules that won't stop unlawful activity.
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That release was accompanied by the Richmond Fed survey of manufacturing activity, which showed a slowdown in manufacturing activity in October.
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Any number below 50 represents declining activity, and ISM will also be muddied by slower activity due to the GM strike.
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The central bank's Loh said regional headwinds have continued to weigh on lending activity, with trade financing activity to China subdued.
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Please describe the activity for which you seek insurance coverage, specifying the scope of the activity, including frequency, locations, safety measures.
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The British government recommends at least 2.5 hours of moderate activity or 75 minutes of vigorous activity spread across the week.
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The problem is not that an eternal activity would be "boring" but that it would not be intelligible as my activity.
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Make one activity a day a mindfulness priority: Choose one daily activity during work you commit to doing with mindful awareness.
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On the My Activity page, click Activity controls and scroll to Location history and turn the switch to the off position.
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Both prioritized "physical activity and fitness," yet there's been "little to no change in the prevalence of physical activity," he said.
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When activity is low, it is known as solar minimum, and when activity is high, it is known as solar maximum.
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The comprehensive programs reduced sexual activity, the number of sex partners, the frequency of unprotected sexual activity, and sexually transmitted infections.
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Flu virus activity was widespread in nearly every US region, with high levels of activity in 45 states and Puerto Rico.
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Dalrymple pledged to open up a "serious discussion about how our activity as Christians shapes our activity as citizens" in 2020.
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Three states -- Florida, Idaho and Washington -- experienced low activity, while three others -- Maine, Montana and North Dakota -- showed only minimal activity.
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"The real story around Canadian M&A activity this year was the outbound activity that was up some 175 percent and drove the lion's share of activity" said John Armstrong, head of Canadian M&A at BMO Capital Markets.
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The study is the latest to indicate activity trackers aren't doing a great job at measuring at least some kinds of activity.
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Nudity: Facebook says that sharing nudity and sexual activity in "handmade" art is allowed but digital art showing sexual activity is not.
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" A "concerted activity" is described as an activity related to the right workers have to "address work-related issues in many ways.
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Web & App Activity collects and stores users' every move across Google's products (viewable on the My Activity page through your Google account).
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He had a record of the number of citizens, the structure of the families, their ratio of recreational activity to work activity.
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The drop in buyer activity was widespread, but there continues to be stronger activity in Seattle, Portland, Oregon, Denver and Austin, Texas.
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An anonymous student reported the alleged activity through Safe2Tell, a tipline that allows Colorado students to report illegal activity in their schools.
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"I've seen nothing on the NSA side that we engaged in such activity, nor that anyone engaged in such activity," said Rogers.
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So one can justify all the activity—the endless multiplication of funds and instruments or the frenetic trading activity—along these grounds.
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"In addition, physical activity improves activity in immune cells and produces a cancer-inhibiting environment in the tissue," Robsahm said by email.
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If someone has created an account purporting to be you, the social network will investigate the activity once the activity is reported.
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Apple Watch owners can also compete in Fitbit-style activity competitions, which rewards whoever is able to close their Activity Rings first.
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Suspicious activity The men were robbing the store when the officer, who was nearby, noticed suspicious activity there, according to the mayor.
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U.S. factory activity slowed in April, with ISM manufacturing activity index falling to 54.8 from 57.2 in March, an unexpectedly large retreat.
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Industrial activity, as well as the flow of people and cargo between Tijuana and San Diego, provides excellent cover for illegal activity.
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"Brain networks interact with each other, such that modifying activity in one network can change the activity in other networks," it says.
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When an activity required hand-eye coordination, the instructor came prepared with a "simpler" activity for me to perform in the corner.
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Monitor your accounts for suspicious activity Marriott recommends customers keep an eye on their Starwood Preferred Guest account for any suspicious activity.
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According to the CDC, aerobic activity is supposed to account for 60 minutes or more of a child's physical activity every day.
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Factory activity in China slightly recovered in March, but activity in Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines grew only at a modest pace.
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Prior to the group activity, we also asked each participant to predict or "forecast" what emotions they would experience during the activity.
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"We've seen activity in the Russian Navy, and particularly undersea in their submarine activity, that we haven't seen since the '80s," Gen.
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He and his partner responded to some sort of "activity," border officials said, but the type of activity has not been disclosed.
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Crayola Christmas Countdown Activity Advent Calendar, available at Amazon, $19.49For kids 4 years old and up, there's this Crayola activity advent calendar.
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As retail REITs face headwinds from retailers' woes, "favorable financing activity and aggressive buyback activity" could help GGP longer term, Golladay added.
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Countering the Muslim Brotherhood agenda and exposing the group's nefarious terrorist activity is a high-priority activity now undertaken by the kingdom.
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But if early sexual activity is decreasing, though still highly prevalent, digital sexual activity is probably — and not surprisingly — becoming more common.
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Suspicious activity reports are at the heart of the federal government's efforts to identify criminal activity like money laundering and sanctions violations.
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The first generation of wearable devices, like smartwatches and activity trackers, were aimed at helping generally healthy people track their physical activity.
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"In addition, manufacturing activity, industrial activity, transportation – all drivers of oil demand will return once the coronavirus runs its course," he added.
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Somehow, we are unable to distinguish between people who actually engage in terrorist activity and who do not engage in terrorist activity.
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Banks are "rapidly accelerating" deal activity, with annual deal activity increasing by 8 times between 503 and 2018, according to the report.
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The first group received four physical activity consultations from primary care nurses over three months; a pedometer; and a physical activity diary.
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"Such intense seismic activity probably signifies continuous magmatic intrusion beneath the Taal edifice, which may lead to further eruptive activity," Phivolcs said.
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You're going to see a very big blow to economic activity in China in the first quarter, but activity is not productivity.
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Research now suggests that late-life cognitive activity and mid-life physical activity may predict the rate of cognitive change, Jeste said.
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But as military activity in the region trends upward alongside commercial activity, the chance of accidents, misunderstandings and miscommunications heightens as well.
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So for me there has to be an activity, a dancing flame of activity, and that is the classroom in the gallery.
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We've got very good revenue on promotional activity that we do, for example in November we did some promotional activity with Moneyfarm.
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More than half, or 57 percent, also think global warming is caused by "human activity" or "mostly human activity", according to the survey, up from the 47 percent who attributed it to human activity in a similar poll in 2012.
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" In May, Wray told a Senate panel that spying is "not the term I would use," adding, "I believe that the FBI is engaged in investigative activity and part of investigative activity includes surveillance activity of different shapes and sizes.
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"We see continued risk of a further slowdown in VIX Futures activity and see the potential for VIX options trading activity to slow as well as short volatility activity falling from more elevated levels," analyst Kenneth Worthington wrote to clients.
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This activity is then bound to the forward stick on the drone's controller, so future similar neuron activity will move the drone forward.
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"This finding can inform future physical activity guidelines and guide clinical practice when advising individuals about the benefits of physical activity," they wrote.
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Bouts, or episodes, of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity of any duration may be included in the accumulated total volume of physical activity.
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"This indicates that stimulation may be facilitating natural brain activity underlying positive mood, rather than inducing an unnatural pattern of activity," said Dawes.
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In fact, recent hurricane activity in the Bahamas has been low compared with historical highs, despite intense activity elsewhere in the Atlantic arena.
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According to the documents, all "handmade" art showing nudity and sexual activity is allowed, but digitally made art showing sexual activity is not.
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Other surveys showed French business activity strengthened more than expected in June, and euro zone business activity picked up a touch this month.
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Up until this point, activity trackers have only really been used by doctors and health care providers to encourage or monitor patient activity.
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"Activity outdoors leads to enhanced feelings of energy and diminished fatigue, anxiety, anger and sadness compared to similar activity conducted indoors," Parr said.
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E-Meters are essentially ways of measuring electrodermal activity, or the ebb-and-flow of electrical activity on the surface of the skin.
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Indian services activity plunged into contraction in November for the first time since June 2015, a survey showed, while factory activity also slowed.
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Students and parents' lifestyles may not include "participating in, supporting, or condoning sexual immorality, homosexual activity or bi-sexual activity," its policy states.
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State-sponsored attacks refer to operations that include direct nation-state activity and proxy activity carried out by criminals and so-called hacktivists.
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Feedback during the activity is immediate and unambiguous, so one can tell how well he or she is doing as the activity progresses.
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Of all the activity trackers out there, surely the best kind is the one that doesn't require any activity of you at all.
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But it's decidedly bad that the only economic activity the Democrats are making a big deal about lately is economic activity they're against.
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The researchers studied records of online support activity for ISIS from 2014 onward and compared it with the online activity of civil protestors.
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He was banished from political activity and imprisoned briefly after a military coup in 1973 and again barred from political activity in 1976.
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In particular, they wanted to implement computer vision algorithms that could detect suspicious activity and then identify the worker engaging in that activity.
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Apple also suggests setting Activity Sharing or Activity Competitions with coworkers and friends so you can keep each other motivated from a distance.
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"Tracking your daily activity with a pedometer, wearable, or smartphone is an important part of any physical activity program," Patel said by email.
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If you had to choose an activity for the listener to engage in while listening to your music, what activity would that be?
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Her cell phone has no reported activity since the morning she disappeared and her last financial activity was before she was last seen.
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Paired with regular intense physical activity, the adrenergic system, which increased activity causes fight-flight responses, would get a good share of workout.
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There, under Activity controls, choose Web & App Activity and then make sure the box next to Include voice and audio recordings is unchecked.
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One reason is because the US economy is primarily driven by domestic activity, which accounts for 303% of all economic activity, she said.
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"I've seen nothing on the N.S.A. side that we engaged in such activity, nor that anyone engaged in such activity," Admiral Rogers said.
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To illuminate the relationship between brain activity and exercise levels, everyone wore an accelerometer for a week to measure their daily physical activity and received PET scans to measure glucose metabolism, which reveals neuron health and activity, in several regions of the brain.
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"Pokémon Go has been able to increase physical activity across men and women of all ages, weight status, and prior activity levels showing this form of game leads to increases in physical activity with significant implications for public health," the study shows.
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They found that higher activity in an area of the brain called the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, or DLPFC, before treatment began could predict who would have better outcomes—those with higher activity in this region did better than patients with lower activity.
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RISING TENSIONS, FALLING ACTIVITY With the bitter trade weighing, factory activity contracted in most Asian countries and the euro zone last month, surveys showed.
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To see activity that's already been logged, go to your profile page and click View Activity Log (you can delete actions from here too).
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IPO activity is still muted amid a difficult economic backdrop while M&A activity remains sporadic, although some bankers said the pipeline is solid.
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So that instead of focusing on and enjoying the primary activity, we're meant to see the activity as an opportunity to meet a partner.
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The Tamagotchi – a primitive screen activity, but a screen activity nonetheless – takes all the annoying, attention-grabbing aspects of smartphone life and magnifies them.
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While a number of reports have covered IRA activity around the time of the 2016 election, the organization's current activity has received less attention.
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While activity trackers are less than accurate, the act of monitoring activity could be enough to inspire people to embrace and maintain healthier habits.
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The report also said that the method of attack could "connect this activity to previously observed activity suspected to be APT29," or Cozy Bear.
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This technique does not require bulky equipment, and unlike EEG it does not measure electrical activity, so it is not confused by muscle activity.
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Google notes that if your web and app activity setting is switched on, your Google Lens activity will be saved to your Google account.
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The current AHA recommendation is that adults should get 150 minutes of moderate physical activity or 75 minutes of vigorous physical activity each week.
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A new auto-activity will automatically detect what kind of fitness activity you're doing after about 10 minutes and start tracking stats for it.
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"Because sustained vigorous activity was generally not elicited during active video game play, children should not replace high-intensity activity with exergaming," she added.
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Many social media sites quickly shut down any pro-ISIS activity, meaning we found negligible amounts of pro-ISIS activity on Facebook, for instance.
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Australian assets accounted for 43 percent of the activity, followed by China and Singapore with 203 percent and 11 percent of target activity respectively.
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After all, the Time is a smartwatch with some activity tracking abilities while the Blaze and Vivoactive are activity trackers with some smartwatch capabilities.
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Fifty is the mark dividing contractions in activity from expansions, meaning activity has held steady in the month after shrinking a little in June.
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That deal very specifically does not include any real restrictions on ballistic missile activity, on human rights activity, and on all these other things.
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To Facebook it would not have appeared that an account was behaving oddly — the hacker's activity would have looked exactly like normal user activity.
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Named for its ability to "know me" and my financial habits, NOMI uses account activity to identify trends, unusual activity, and potential savings opportunities.
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It's also telling guests to monitor their loyalty accounts for suspicious activity, change their account passwords and check credit card statements for unauthorized activity.
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The Federal Reserve's Beige Book report on business activity nationwide published on Wednesday also noted real estate activity expanded in September and early October.
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Brain activity during hypnosis was also compared with activity during resting periods and during a memory task, for both high and low susceptibility groups.
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The resolution says that Iran "is called upon" not to undertake any activity related to ballistic missiles, but does not explicitly ban the activity.
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For example, we know global commodity prices drive much of the economic activity in the Arctic, along with related infrastructure development and shipping activity.
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An animal that naturally split its activity evenly between the day and night, for example, would increase its nighttime activity to 68% around people.
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Between the Baltic breeze and the lapping waves, you couldn't hear your own footsteps as you crossed the soft grass from activity to activity.
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"People will believe more and read more on Twitter if they know there is less bot activity and more human activity," Mr. Weed said.
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Since the consumer accounts for 70% of economic activity, a big dent in that activity is enough to push the economy off the rails.
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Heavy internet use for young people tends to have side effects that aren't great, like decreased real-life social activity, sleep, and physical activity.
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MY NATURE STICKER ACTIVITY BOOK: BIRDS OF THE WORLDMY NATURE STICKER ACTIVITY BOOK: IN THE VEGETABLE GARDENBy Olivia CosneauTranslated by Yolanda Stern Broad219.99 pp.
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Illinois is one of six states reporting moderate flu activity; however, 19 other states are reporting high activity in California, New York, and Texas.
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That question, which is specifically referring to out-of-work leisure activity, rules out any physical activity someone might have done at their job.
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Your Facebook Activity Log is a record of all of your activity on the platform, from Likes to comments to to new friend connections.
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A 1.2% increase in mining activity fueled the advance, along with a 1% rise in construction output and a 0.2% climb in manufacturing activity.
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Suzanne Dikker of New York University has shown that when classes are going well, the student brain activity synchronizes with the teacher's brain activity.
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The errors in this exercise are the false positives – flagging good activity or accounts as suspicious – and false negatives – failing to detect malicious activity.
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Given that most present-day economic activity is driven by fossil fuels, it would mean, at least temporarily, a net decline in economic activity.
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Chromati cites this as a historical activity among women, harking to ancient civilizations, as well as an activity she saw frequently in her childhood.
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Funds are expressing this renewed pessimism via short positioning on copper because of its exposure to global manufacturing activity, first and foremost Chinese activity.
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New technologies designed to trace the shape, activity and connectivity of thousands of neurons are finally allowing researchers to analyze how cells within a module interact with each other; how activity in one part of the system might spark or dampen activity in another part.
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"These findings suggest that some physical activity in an isolated session, or low activity, is certainly better than no activity for reducing mortality risk," Hannah Arem and Loretta DiPietro, of George Washington University, wrote in a commentary accompanying the new study in the journal.
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Brain activity called spindles can be seen on the EEG, which are rapid bursts of high frequency brain waves, as well as activity called K-complexes, a high amplitude spike of brain activity that might be involved with shutting out external noise or visual inputs.
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"The Committee further reported that, because the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) depends on states and localities self-reporting suspicious activity, and that activity is often difficult to find, 'it is possible that additional activity occurred and has not yet been uncovered,' " they wrote.
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Because of human activity — both direct activity, like fishing and farming, and indirect activity, like the fossil fuels that accelerate climate change — up to one million species of plants and animals are headed for extinction if we don't take immediate measures to halt the devastation.
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Brain activity recordings in this kind of suspended animation state did indeed resemble activity during wakefulness, but the activity became slower and slower as body temperature decreased, as if the frames of a movie were being projected slower and slower as the movie progressed.
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RISING TENSIONS, FALLING ACTIVITY With the bitter trade mood weighing, factory activity contracted in most Asian countries and the euro zone last month, surveys showed.
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To turn off some of this data collection—like location logging—select Manage your Google activity from the front page, then Go to Activity Controls.
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In order to fully opt-out of having your location activity stored by Google, you have to also pause the Web & Activity control as well.
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Once the changes go into effect, the heart icon, which currently houses an activity feed for "You" and "Following," will only display your own activity.
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Twenty minutes of another task may be set on occasion — number bonds, times tables, a short written activity or a creative, research or practical activity.
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The company defines the data, for example when a clothing website shares information with Facebook on browsing activity of a user, as "Off-Facebook Activity".
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The company monitors activity on the carriers' networks for ad fraud, malware, and other vulnerabilities, and conducts investigations when it spots a pattern of activity.
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European stocks fluctuated after the preliminary reading of manufacturing and services activity in the Euro Zone showed business activity fell less than expected in July.
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In most cases, officials said that the activity was "preparatory activity such as scanning computer systems," and that "attempts to compromise networks" were mostly unsuccessful.
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In order to delete all of the data already saved in your Web and App Activity, you'll need to go to the My Activity page.
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The first spike of activity registered on September 14th, but it wasn't until 11 days later that Facebook identified the activity as a malicious attack.
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They then focused on the individuals and groups who drive most of that activity, particularly those with criminal records and those involved in gang activity.
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The North Koreans use Sinpo shipyard for their submarine activity, and US satellites have observed increased activity there in recent days, another US official said.
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Some states, however, will nonetheless deem the untouched accounts to be abandoned if there has been no activity, despite activity in the investor's other accounts.
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Learn more about the Kate Spade Bangle Activity Tracker See Details Psst: There are also super stylish Michael Kors Activity Trackers available starting at $27.
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"If you spend as much time tracking your activity as you do actually engaged in the activity, that is probably going to hurt your progress. "
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Apple emphasized fitness with the introduction of new activity-specific watch faces, a meditation app called "Breathe," and activity sharing to view friends' fitness levels.
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"You have to explain why the line is drawn between that activity and the activity of the employees who are at issue here," he said.
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Still, economic activity is holding up well in the euro zone for now, with domestic consumption and factory activity supporting growth, offsetting weakening export prospects.
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Europe's economic locomotive, which accounts for more than a quarter of the European Union's economic activity, recently posted its slowest factory activity in 18 months.
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Battat Wooden Activity Cube, available at Amazon, $48.96This activity cube is really sturdy so it's great for early walkers to pull themselves up to play.
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Allow the activity to be able to take place in the 65 percent of the city that's actually explicitly zoned for this type of activity.
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The Indonesia Ministry of Maritime Affairs' sensors "did not sound early warning because they are for tectonic activity not volcanic activity," spokesman Rahmat Djamaluddin said.
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The Indonesia Ministry of Maritime Affairs' censors "did not sound early warning because they are for tectonic activity not volcanic activity," spokesman Rahmat Djamaluddin said.
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It then focuses on the individuals and groups who drive most of that activity, particularly those with criminal records and those involved in gang activity.
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Then, they were split into two groups, with half of the participants getting activity monitors and the other half asked to log their activity online.
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But it's still about to see a serious hit to drilling activity, with a brutal impact on activity there and in other oil-exposed states.
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The study found that total physical activity dropped between ages 12 and 16, mostly because of decreases in that light activity, and sedentary behavior increased.
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Often the best way of learning about, and proving, criminal activity is by working with those involved in that activity, unsavory as they may be.
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He contrasted mendacious cult activity — like the Moonies, or being part of Trump&aposs circle — with healthy cult activity, like really liking a sports team.
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It looked at the 166 threats stemming from human activity that affect each animal and tracked where commodities resulting from that activity eventually end up.
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However, most China watchers expect activity will slow slightly in coming months as higher financing costs and property market curbs start to weigh on activity.
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While you can&apost clear your entire Facebook Activity Log at once, you can delete or remove individual records of activity one at a time.
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"We have serious concerns when school-sponsored or promoted events specify that one activity is for girls and one activity is for boys," she said.
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I popped over to Google's My Activity page, and hit the + button to filter down so I was only looking at activity before February 2010.
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Hiring activity was uneven among districts, as Boston reported "fairly strong activity" with staffing firm revenues increasing 10 percent to 25 percent year-on-year.
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Second Warm Up: Barometer Activity Use the human barometer activity to encourage students to think about what their definition of feminism really means in practice.
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And the lack of confidence eventually flows through to economic activity, flows through to investment activity which could have some sort of a suppressing effect.
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Facebook rolled out an "off-Facebook activity" tool in August that allows users to view how the social network gauges their activity off the site.
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"It's important not to confuse activity, paid phone calls, advertisements, increased activity on the gun control front there with actual support and votes," she said.
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Money is an essential fuel for economic activity This is often described mechanically, as a question of the interest rates spurring or strangling economic activity.
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The Bundesbank said that activity in the German construction sector was cooling after mild weather in the winter months boosted activity in the first quarter.
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Legally, credit card users are only liable for up to $50 of unauthorized or fraudulent activity if the activity occurs before you report it missing.
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" The co-op added, "We want to communicate that this was NOT the result of any intentional criminal activity, or any other activity that was speculated.
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People who met physical activity guidelines had a 50 percent lower risk of glaucoma than those who logged no leisure time physical activity during the week.
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"If you are interested in improving your physical activity levels, the smartphone in your pocket can track your activity levels," he told Reuters Health by email.
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Breaking down the figures, services activity came in at 54.6 (down from 55.1 in March) and manufacturing activity climbed to 51.9 (up from 50.7 last month).
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The app's home page shows a summary of daily activity and, with a few taps, users can see the history of each item, like fitness activity.
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In addition, a central bank indicator showed economic activity unexpectedly fell in April, marking the longest stretch of declining activity since the last recession in 2016.
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In addition, a central bank indicator showed economic activity unexpectedly fell in April, marking the longest stretch of declining activity since the last recession in 219.1545.
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Activity fell 2.72 percent from August 2015, the central bank said, one day after it cut interest rates from a decade high to bolster economic activity.
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In terms of options activity across the health-care sector, there's remarkably little activity within single stocks, said Stacey Gilbert, head of derivative strategy at Susquehanna.
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Due to orbital wobbles, volcanic activity, rock weathering, and changes in solar activity, the Earth's temperature has waxed and waned over the past 4.5 billion years.
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There's also now an Activity Face which offers both an analog and digital version watch face that includes a more prominent look at your Activity rings.
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The Allen database, which is open for anyone to search, thus now includes information on the shape, electrical activity and gene activity of individual human neurons.
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Technology and biotechs led the charge and activity would have been even higher were it not for below-average activity in the energy and financial sectors.
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To get there, log in to your Google account in the browser and tap the following: your profile picture > Manage Accounts > Google Activity Controls > Manage Activity.
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This is true both globally and in the U.S. Private equity activity is easily outpacing 2016, and becoming an increasing percentage of overall M&A activity.
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We know the Sun goes through 11-year cycles of activity, but there isn't a good way to predict outbursts of solar activity like solar flares.
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While wearing an activity tracker is not for everyone, using a smartphone pedometer app can be a useful way to track your activity throughout the day.
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On Thursday morning, Chinese factory activity numbers dropped to a three-year low in February — raising fears about economic activity in the world's second-largest economy.
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No. a fancy fitbit that still looks like an activity-tracker The Alta tracks your daily activity levels, your sleep, and some of your fitness sessions.
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That's if we're comparing activity and using only examples from The Wizard of Oz, which as we all know is the best way to compare activity.
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Nike introduced its Nike+ Fuelband activity tracker – one of the very first activity bands in the "quantified self" movement to the U.S. market four years back.
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The notion that when government protects a private activity the activity becomes that of the government has been promoted by statist legal commentators for many years.
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"The consensus of the threat intelligence community right now is that we're not seeing the same level of activity by the Russian activity groups," he said.
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Teens also seemed to have more of a connection between increased activity in the hippocampus and increased activity in the brain's reward center — called the striatum.
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An Instagram spokesperson declined to give more details about how the tools identify this behavior, beyond saying spam activity looks different than normal activity on Instagram.
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But unlike in 2012, when activity quickly snapped back after a poor start to the year, bankers fear activity will remain subdued for a prolonged period.
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The bank said in the statement that corporate and institutional banking struggled with low deal activity and low client activity due to a flat market performance.
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"The scientific facilities in Syria are used only for peaceful activity which is aimed at enhancing the economic effectiveness of economic activity of Syria," Nebenzia said.
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They noted, moreover, that "wider activity across Asia put a dampener on economic prospects, with factory activity and export orders weakening across the region in November".
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Though some nonprofits are allowed to spend some portion of their resources on "political activity," current regulations offer no clear guidance on what constitutes such activity.
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The tax cuts could begin to impact economic activity in 2018, and that could lead to a faster Fed hiking cycle if economic activity picks up.
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A private group that puts on an activity has a right under the First Amendment to decide what speech is permissible and impermissible at the activity.
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Factory activity in the euro zone shrank faster last month than previously thought, and U.S. manufacturing activity slowed to a near three-year low in June.
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"We find that Pokémon Go increased activity all across the studied population, largely independent of prior activity level, age, weight status or gender," the study says.
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Subtly, maybe without even realizing it, you start to become more passionate about the external validation you gain from doing the activity than the activity itself.
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The frequency of that activity, the security experts warned, was a telltale sign of bot activity, helping expand the reach of these posts on social networks.
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Twitter defines activity by logging in, and recognizes that "not all signs of account activity are publicly visible," according to policy guidelines outlined on its website.
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Abolishing private activity bonds For transportation advocates, one of the most disappointing tax provisions in the GOP measure would eliminate tax breaks for private activity bonds.
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Large corporations also typically create interrelated eddies of economic activity, whereas Facebook's business model is founded upon sucking the economic activity out of otherwise productive workers.
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The Little Ice Age was centuries in the making and, he said, other factors like weak solar activity and increased volcanic activity were more likely culprits.
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In particular, the brain activity seen after a patient's sessions seemed to resemble the level of activity seen when the patient was naturally in a good mood.
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" In its parent agreement, the school states that it can refuse to admit or expel students who participate in or support "homosexual activity or bi-sexual activity.
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Activity was at its strongest since November but it was unbalanced, with manufacturing activity contracting for a fifth month, overshadowing a small uptick in the services industry.
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For the study, researchers examined 293 participants without heart problems, administering PET/CT brain scans that measured brain activity, bone marrow activity, and inflammation of the arteries.
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Brexit uncertainty has also helped push British merger and acquisition activity this year at its lowest as a proportion of global activity since records began in 1980.
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Exercising makes you hungry, so if you feel you have "permission" to overeat because of your activity tracker, it's possible the activity tracker has just been counterproductive.
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The recalled activity wristbands, found in Happy Meals and Mighty Kids Meals, come in two styles: "Activity Counter" and "Light-up Band," and in six bright colors.
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You can also turn it off completely on mobile by opening the Google app then choosing Settings, Accounts & privacy, Google activity controls and then Web & App activity.
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MANUFACTURING: Data this week showed factory activity shrank across much of Europe and Asia in June and U.S. manufacturing activity slowed to near a three-year low.
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Although the activity coach does come in handy when it cross-references with your progress, noticing sleepless nights or a dip in activity, it can also misfire.
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In an update today, Pinterest is adding an activity feed for group boards, which acts as a timeline of recent activity like pinned items, likes, and comments.
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"We observed that people who are doing just a little bit more activity, even light-intensity activity, have larger brains than those doing very little," Spartano said.
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When they changed the activity of EXOCYST70A3 by either turning it off or amplifying its activity, they made roots that are usually quite shallow grow much deeper.
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The Islamic full-face covering, the niqab and the burqa, have both been used many times as camouflage for jihad activity, as well as simple criminal activity.
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In other words, every activity that didn't involve a screen was linked to more happiness, and every activity that involved a screen was linked to less happiness.
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From that information, and considering the activity going on, a bank might suspect that something is awry, and it can push out an alert of suspicious activity.
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Ports support more than 23 million American jobs, and seaport activity generates $21625 trillion in economic activity per year — more than a quarter of the U.S. economy.
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Weaker activity in equity capital markets and debt capital markets, along with slower IPO and M&A activity, dented investment banking revenue overall, the Coalition data showed.
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"You have to explain why the line is drawn between that activity and the activity of the employees who are at issue here," he said. http://bit.
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"Sixty-four hectares of the slope collapsed ... Our censors did not sound early warning because they are for tectonic activity not volcanic activity," spokesman Rahmat Djamaluddin said.
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The Gear Fit 2 also has an auto-activity mode, which detects what kind of activity you're doing and automatically starts tracking data after about ten minutes.
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Economists expect the findings of a private survey on China's factory activity on Wednesday will show activity in October expanded a similar rate to the previous month.
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Note that your viewing activity can be modified (you can choose titles to "hide from viewing history"), so there may not be a sign of unusual activity.
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U.S. data released on Wednesday showed manufacturing activity contracted in August for the first time in three years, while euro zone activity shrank for a seventh month.
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U.S. data released on Wednesday showed manufacturing activity contracted in August for the first time in three years, while euro zone activity shrank for a seventh month.
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"Upon learning of potential trading activity by Mr. Bonthu, we immediately launched a review of his trading activity and separated him from our company," a spokeswoman said.
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Economic activity had remained buoyant up to February, Indrawati said, but the detection of cases within the archipelago since the beginning of March has disrupted business activity.
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According to Facebook, the tool will allow users to see summaries of and disconnect from the data-sharing activity for both specific apps and all future activity.
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Recently, dire factory activity data and surprise declines in services activity have spoiled the stock market party and raised fears that the slowdown is spreading beyond industrials.
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It will lead you toward the Menagerie activity, a six person matchmade PvE activity that has some of the most interesting encounter design outside of the raids.
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Markit/CIPS purchasing managers' indexes, which gauge activity, new orders and sentiment, will provide a clearer picture of the health of British business activity since the referendum.
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Factory activity in the euro zone shrank faster last month than previously thought, and that U.S. manufacturing activity slowed to near a three-year low in June.
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Based on their leisure time physical activity at the start of the study, participants were categorized into one of three groups: sedentary, meaning they engaged in only light activity for less than two hours per week; light exercise, which meant they did two to four hours of walking or equivalent activity each week; or moderate/high exercise, which meant greater than two hours of vigorous activity like biking weekly.
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"If you look at past market cycles and you look at crescendos in M&A activity or LBO activity or IPO activity ... those things tended to crest within 12 months of a market top," said Walter Todd, chief investment officer at Greenwood Capital Associates in Greenwood, South Carolina.
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Part of YC's Winter 2015 class, Instavest is a startup trying to turn investing — an activity most of us are used to doing privately — into a social activity.
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While you're at it, go to the next section, "Ad settings," and disallow Facebook from serving you ads based on your activity and your activity on partner sites.
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"Increasing physical activity, avoiding prolonged sitting time, workplace interventions such as sit-stand work stations and activity-permissive desks may be useful to lower sedentary time," he added.
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Bidding activity in the first half of the year was consistent with Petrofac's guidance of higher activity in its core Middle Eastern markets, CFO Alastair Cochran told Reuters.
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Financial institutions file suspicious activity reports with FinCEN about actions that might signal criminal activity in an effort to help the federal government detect and prevent money laundering.
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Investors were discouraged by data showing factory activity in the euro zone shrank faster than expected last month and another report showing U.S. manufacturing activity slowed in June.
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A private survey showed that activity at China's factories shrank for a 1.13th straight month in May while official surveys showed factory and services sector activity both expanding.
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In fact, according to the agency, swimming is the fourth most popular sports activity in the United States and a good way to get regular aerobic physical activity.
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In December 2017, economic activity was 2 percent higher than the same month the prior year, while activity expanded 0.6 percent compared with November 2017, the data showed.
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"Twitter is committed to addressing malicious activity on our platform, and we take any assertions of such activity very seriously," a spokesperson said when reached by The Verge.
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Electrical activity in adjacent tissue, whether muscles or neurons, can change the nature of the ultrasonic echo given off by the particle, so this activity can be recorded.
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The Hexbug pen set and activity kit will be available in May for $60, while the other activity kits in the STEM series will range from $20-$30.
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His research focuses on what we can learn from brain imagining techniques such as fMRI, which measures blood activity in the brain as a proxy for brain activity.
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"Swarm-like activity in this region has occurred in the past, so this week's activity, in and of itself, is not necessarily cause for alarm," cautions the USGS.
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The IHS Markit's services sector activity index rose to a reading of 54.2 last month from 53.6 in May, marking a third month of accelerated growth in activity.
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At the same time, activity across emerging market and developing economies in Asia was disappointing, and second-quarter indicators for China suggested weaker activity there, the IMF said.
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Within your Google command center, aka the "Activity controls" section, you can uncheck boxes that save your online activity, location history, and even YouTube searches and watch history.
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Shifting activity into the formal sector, where activity is regulated and taxed, is a key government goal and was the main motivation stated for demonetisation in late-2016.
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The Institute of Supply Management's national factory activity index and a final reading of Markit PMI of U.S. factory activity for March are due later in the day.
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"Though small-businesses activity is increasing, activity has just surpassed pre-recession levels on some measures and collectively remains just above the historical norm," the Kauffman Foundation reported.
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Separately, Institute of Supply Management's national factory activity index and a final reading of Markit PMI of U.S. factory activity for March are due later in the day.
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A new study of Twitter activity during Hurricane Sandy describes a correlation between activity on the service around the time of the storm in 2012 and actual damage.
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SO IT'S KIND OF IRONIC THAT AND IN THE CRISIS IT WAS THE KIND OF BANK-LIKE ACTIVITY, NOT THE SECURITY ACTIVITY, THAT GENERATED MOST OF THE LOSSES.
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The study also showed that only people over the age of 203 increased their physical activity levels—but that progress stopped at age 35, when physical activity declined.
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The researchers note that while the WHO recommendations focus on moderate-to-vigorous activity, evidence shows that even low-intensity activity—just getting off the couch—has benefits.
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Physical activity seems to work in combination with good relationships, though there may be reverse causation here: Those who are less lonely may tend to maintain physical activity.
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CNBC reported in late August that law enforcement is finding it easier to track criminal activity in bitcoin, causing some illegal activity to move into other digital currencies.
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"Many social media sites quickly shut down any pro-ISIS activity, meaning we found negligible amounts of pro-ISIS activity on Facebook, for instance," the New Republic said.
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But at a certain point, a pause in federal government activity that started over the already-sleepy holidays turns into economic activity that America will never get back.
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Globally, reduced activity for oil-importing countries would outweigh increased investment from oil-producing economies so that higher oil prices would have a constraining effect on global activity.
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States reporting widespread activity rose from 30 to 36 during the same week over the previous one, with an additional 11 states and Puerto Rico reporting regional activity.
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" Rogers's response: "I have seen nothing on the NSA side that we have engaged in such activity, nor that anyone ever asked us to engage in such activity.
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The new restriction would reportedly stop, "new residential facilities with secondary musical activity and new open-air establishments with musical activity, known as beach clubs" from being built.
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"I have seen nothing on the NSA side that we have engaged in such activity, nor that anyone ever asked us to engage in such activity," he said.
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The Washington-based group's seasonally adjusted index on mortgage activity increased 1.3% to 518.7 in the week ended June 21, propelled by a 3.2% rise in refinancing activity.
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Really, the display primarily serves as a means by which to toggle through different activity settings, along with offering up activity metrics and notifications as they pop up.
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Economists expect the findings of a private survey on China's factory activity on Tuesday will also show activity in December expanded at slightly slower but still solid pace.
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Without them, you would have economic activity and a crude form of market exchange but nothing remotely resembling the vast sophistication of modern industrial and post-industrial activity.
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But most China watchers expect activity will slow in coming months as higher financing costs and measures to cool the heated property market start to weigh on activity.
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They also compared the activity of users who posted hateful terms before the bans with those users' activity after, to determine whether they had infiltrated other Reddit forums.
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Using accelerometers -- a wearable device that tracks the volume and intensity of activity -- to measure total activity, intensity levels were separated into categories of light, moderate and vigorous.
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Squeeze activity into your day without tryingThat said, there are ways you can squeeze in activity that will do you just as much good as formal gym sessions.
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Last week closely watched purchasing managers' data pointed to third-quarter growth of 0.4 percent, as a pick-up in services activity outweighed slowing manufacturing and construction activity.
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As the sun nears solar maximum and its activity cycle ramps up, its surface gets covered in sunspots, which are ephemeral dark marks created by strong magnetic activity.
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Encrypting your communication isn't a matter of hiding criminal activity; it's a matter of ensuring innocuous activity can't be deemed suspicious by a zealous prosecutor or intelligence agent.
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Her cell phone has no reported activity since the day she was reported missing, and her last financial activity was on the day before she was last seen.
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It's unclear whether the season has peaked, but there are still weeks of flu activity to come this season, with 48 states and Puerto Rico reporting widespread activity.
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Europe: Mixed activity For the week ending January 21, the WHO reported widespread influenza activity in the majority European countries, while Eastern European nations are seeing increased sickness.
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The monthly economic activity index will likely show a 2% contraction of economic activity in the month, according to the average response from eight local and foreign analysts.
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But as the NFL and Roc Nation promoted this activity, others were digging into the social media activity of Crushers Club, the other nonprofit receiving a $200,000 donation.
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"I've seen nothing on the N.S.A. side that we engaged in any such activity, nor that anyone ever asked us to engage in such activity," Admiral Rogers said.
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Comparing stops to the witnesses' description of suspects and the identification of suspicious activity — which together reflect the racial and ethnic breakdown of criminal activity — is what matters.
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This type of activity, which study author Ross calls "speed processing training," is important because it requires the person doing the activity to process increasingly complex information faster.
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Many of these moral issues overlap with political issues, and churches may even participate in lobbying activity, as long as it constitutes a "insubstantial" part of their activity.
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There'd be occasional times in South Africa, but there wasn't a lot of big data center activity like 53,000 seats or 10,000 service-type activity in South Africa.
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French business activity strengthened more than expected in June to the fastest pace in seven months and activity in Germany's services and manufacturing sector edged higher in June.
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I also know that when you have a financial institution that comes before you, and they have been involved in activity that they have received a lot of fines for, that they continue in the activity, activity such as one bank that continued to create accounts in their client's names.
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Finally, the president may terminate sanctions if they notify Congress: (1) the person is no longer engaging in the sanctionable activity or has taken significant verifiable steps toward stopping the activity, and (2) they have received reliable assurances that the person will not knowingly engage in similar activity in the future.
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The US national physical activity guidelines recommend 150 minutes of moderate activity or 75 minutes of vigorous activity each week with additional muscle-strengthening exercise for adults and 60 minutes a day for children, noted Walter R. Thompson, author of the report and prtesident of the American College of Sports Medicine.
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About 103% met the physical activity guidelines set by the WHO, which include 210 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic physical activity a week for adults ages 213 to 228.
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Just go to "activity status" in the app's main settings to disable activity status (when disabled, you won't be able to view which of your friends are online, either).
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Most of the state's current seismic activity is probably or "almost certainly" the result of human activity, but man-made quakes occurred as early as 1925, the study found.
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Activity cards will now appear at the top of search results that show your previous searches and activity when Google decides it would be "useful" to display that content.
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In short, Mio thinks that setting activity goals around 10,000 steps or minutes or exercise are vague, and that the best way to track activity is through heart rate.
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The Oxford report dings Twitter and Facebook for limiting access to their APIs and says that Facebook only shared English-language activity, while Twitter covered activity in many languages.
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Nonprofits of this type are not new or unique to New York and are permitted to engage in political activity, so long as it is not their primary activity.
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"Anytime we see corporate finance activity, it usually signals that business activity is good overall," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at New Vines Capital LLC in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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Still, Stamatakis believes his study gives "yet another reason" to promote physical activity and make the environment more conducive to physical activity and generally empower people to sit less.
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The guidelines only call for moderate to light aerobic physical activity for 150 minutes each week, or 75 minutes of vigorous activity each week, including strengthening exercises twice weekly.
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Heart points track toward the vigorous activity goal, but the "points" abstraction means that Fit can award more points for heavy exercise while also still rewarding less strenuous activity.
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Dr. Andrew Murray, from the physical activity for health research center at Edinburgh University, said Wednesday that regular golf can help players beat official recommended levels for physical activity.
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But with the arrival of functional magnetic resonance imaging to measure brain activity, scientists in the last few decades have been able to study the brain activity of dyslexics.
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The steady growth comes on the back of "strong activity in housing and manufacturing outweighing sluggish activity in heavy industry," said economists at Moody's Analytics in a weekly note.
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For most functionality to work correctly, access to your precise location will be required, and an extra activity permission will have to be provided for fitness and activity tracking.
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It's going to show recent crime and recent gang activity in that area in case any of that activity could be related to the gunfire that was just detected.
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U.S. economic activity expanded in nine of the country's 12 districts, the Fed said in its Beige Book report of anecdotal information on business activity collected from contacts nationwide.
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"Swarm-like activity in this region has occurred in the past, so this week's activity, in and of itself, is not necessarily cause for alarm," the USGS release says.
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One of these notes that the 1990s saw a surge in I.P.O. activity and that we are just back to what the activity was in the 1970s and '80s.
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The top half of the screen shows a rotating set of widgets related to your last activity, while the bottom panel is a big view of your current activity.
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In addition to emphasizing a delay in sexual activity, there's a call for "sexual risk reduction," which includes the cessation of sexual activity among teens who've become sexually active.
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"This is a typical pattern: Investors get comfortable with emerging markets, Chinese IPO activity picks up, if returns are good, activity continues, if bad returns, issuance slows," she added.
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Garmin, which makes so many different activity trackers that you actually burn calories just by trying to distinguish between them all, is now selling an activity tracker to kids.
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Steiger also noted that a slight uptick in the sun's activity warmed the region while a lack of volcanic activity (which reflects sunlight) allowed more heat to reach Earth.
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Leveraged buyout activity and leveraged corporate acquisition activity has fallen dramatically as well as refinancing volume, potentially leaving a big hole in banks first quarter earnings and budget targets.
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Now, some part of our activity, particularly look at IBCM, which is very difficult this quarter, primary activity across markets has dropped down, more challenging and more market-dependent.
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Moreover, providers screen direct deposits for the appearance of fraudulent activity, deny cards to questionable applicants who cannot pass customer identification procedures, and report suspicious activity to law enforcement.
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And you can opt to "disconnect" your future browsing activity from your account — though, again, this won't prevent Facebook from collecting data about your activity in the first place.
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My mother says that it's a nice thought, but that I shouldn't trust "human activity" to mean "friendly activity," I should be more wary, have less faith in people.
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The Physical Activity Council report showed that only 42 percent of the population ages 6 and over participating at least once a week in a high calorie burning activity.
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Next, get regular physical exercise, at least 150 minutes a week of moderate physical activity or 75 minutes a week of vigorous activity, or a combination of the two.
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Using PET scans, researchers found changes in the areas linked to anorexia—specifically, they found less activity in the less activity in the putamen, thalamus, cerebellum, and other areas.
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Moreover, while the ISM mirrors the broad movements in factory activity, it can often overshoot relative to actual activity both on the way up and on the way down.
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Hawaii's emergency management agency keeps its eyes on the many potential disasters other than North Korea -- such as hurricanes, tsunamis, earthquake activity in the region, volcanic activity or flooding.
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Neither Ghost Gunner nor Ghost Guns has been linked with criminal activity, but the Giffords Law Center argued that they were engaging in dangerous conduct and facilitating unlawful activity.
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But "the underlying drivers of non-oil activity remain relatively subdued, with the more favorable fiscal backdrop being a key factor supporting private sector activity in 1Q," Malik said.
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A study from the journal Mental Health and Physical Activity found that 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous activity a week provided a 65 percent improvement in sleep quality.
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Some recent fMRI studies of the brain have shown that in people with PTSD, under stress, activity to the prefrontal cortex is diminished as activity in the amygdala increases.
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To do those observations, Mr. Newman inserted fine wire electrodes in the snakes' muscles to record their activity, something like the way sensors record heart activity in an electrocardiogram.
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Rucker that public housing authorities could evict tenants for the drug-related activity of household members or guests, even if the tenant had no knowledge of the criminal activity.
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I have met women through an activity I participate in, then a dating website related to that activity, through business after-hour events, local speed dating and get-togethers.
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Declining U.S. shale activity and oil and gas investors' push for higher shareholder returns rather than more drilling activity amid volatile prices have weighed on demand for oilfield services.
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Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, North Dakota, Tennessee and Washington experienced low activity of flu-like illness, while Florida, Maine and Montana saw minimal activity for the week ending February 24.
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Immediately after viewing the video, large amounts of data began to export from Bezos' phone, an activity that could not be explained by cloud backups or other normal activity.
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You may see very little activity for the first week or two of a campaign, and then as R/F builds and crescendos, you'll see conversion activity catch up.
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"Stocks are now trading based on economic and profit activity and oil represents a very good barometer of economic activity," said James Abate, chief investment officer of Centre Funds.
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Activity fell in every major Asian loan market except Hong Kong and India as economic activity slowed, putting banks under pressure to generate returns with fewer opportunities to lend.
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NUNES: Because there is criminal activity here, I'm not going to sit here & try to compete against the mediaB: To be clear, you're telling me CNN committed criminal activity?
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French business activity grew at a steady pace in December despite a nationwide strike against pension reform, but the activity in the manufacturing sector came unexpectedly close to stagnating.
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One of these notes that the 1990s saw a surge in I.P.O. activity and that we are just back to what the activity was in the 1970s and '80s.
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In a bid to combat the coronavirus, Vale has temporarily stopped activity at a distribution center in Malaysia and has slowed activity at its mine in Voisey's Bay, Canada.
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Business activity in the euro zone did not fall as much as expected in July, according to the latest survey of manufacturing and services activity in the 19-country region.
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A host of brand partners A new, more robust activity stream lets people track their friends' events-related activity — details like where they go, who they bring and past suggestions.
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Instead, they found that the brain's activity was lighting up from the activity of other body parts (like the arm, foot and mouth) that were compensating for the missing hand.
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Turn Off Your Activity Status Hiding your tracks means leaving no trace — so you should definitely disable your activity status, which shows when you were last active on the app.
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Activity levels at Idem had returned after a post-Brexit hold-off as a majority of expected transactions were put on hold over the summer and activity declined, it said.
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In the individual readings, French business activity jumped to its strongest level in six months, but German business activity undershot expectations, prompting a further fall in German government bond yields.
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Another report on Thursday showed factory activity in the mid-Atlantic region contracted further in May, although manufacturers continued to anticipate a pickup in activity over the next six months.
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And I think if you think about it from markets activity, trading activity, what these guys out there are doing, it's as strong as March, and it continued to improve.
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Meeting those guidelines meant engaging in a total of at least 240 minutes of moderate-intensity activity or 220 minutes of vigorous activity over one or two days a week.
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While El Niño created warm waters and enhanced activity in 113, the strong El Niño can also be blamed for the lack of activity during the first half of 2016.
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Euro zone factories registered the fastest activity rate in nearly six years, China's activity expanded for the sixth month and Japanese manufacturing growth was the fastest in almost three years.
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Exactly what that looks like is different for everyone, though: "It all comes down to how much activity, and what intensity of activity, you are doing every day," he says.
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While activity among services companies grew at its slowest rate since September and below the Reuters consensus forecast, firms remained optimistic, pointing to a further increase in activity in 2017.
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This is just an interpretation on my part, but I think he became so enamored with the activity that he was involved in, the activity itself became the driving force.
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"I'm not sure if something is wrong with the sensor," he wrote, adding that she logged 10 hours of activity in Fitbit's "fat burning zone" without increasing her activity level.
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The site is also able to compare your activity with the activity of other users and even guess information such as your gender from the way you're using the site.
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"We will work collectively on a broader framework, covering nuclear activity, the post-2025 period, ballistic activity, and stability in the Middle-East, notably Syria, Yemen, and Iraq," Macron added.
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As Sam Woolley, director of digital intelligence at the think tank Institute for the Future, asked the Journal: "What's real grass-roots activity versus fake grass-roots activity?" he asked.
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Cabeza found that high confidence for true memories was associated with greater medial temporal lobe activity, while for false memories it was associated with greater frontoparietal activity in the brain.
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The attack occurred after she confronted him about extramarital sexual activity — though she was unaware the activity was with the teen girl, Kent County Prosecuting Attorney Christopher Becker tells PEOPLE.
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Some research suggests that heavy use results in erectile dysfunction and reduced sperm counts, while other research suggests marijuana stimulates activity in brain regions responsible for sexual arousal and activity.
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A private survey showed that activity in China's services sector rose to an 11-month high in June, but a composite measure of activity fell to a four-month low.
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It refers simply to sustainable economic activity derived from our global ocean, essentially, any policies and investments that simultaneously balance ecological health and economic activity in a given ocean space.
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None of the U.S. officials who told Reuters about the heightened level of activity by Chinese bombers suggested alarm or signalled that they knew the precise reason for such activity.
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The built-in pet activity tracker (yes, that's a thing) monitors your dog's daily activity and alerts you when he or she has reached the recommended playtime for the day.
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To be addiction, a compulsive activity must be harmful and continue nonetheless; it can't just be an activity that society sees as trivial or frivolous or not worthy of devotion.
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Even before the vote, Brexit jitters had taken a toll with M&A activity in Britain and Europe at its lowest as a proportion of global activity in a generation.
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"At this time, we cannot say with certainty that explosive activity will occur, how large the explosions could be, or how long such explosive activity could continue," an advisory said.
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"The speed of euro zone activity has declined after the very strong activity we had seen in 2017," said Ugo Lancioni, head of currency management with Neuberger Berman in London.
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A private survey showed that activity in China's services sector rose to an 11-month high in June, but a composite measure of activity fell to a four- month low.
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Factory activity in China shrank for a sixth straight month in October while growth in China's services sector activity was its slowest since February 2016, official data showed on Thursday.
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"Manuka honey with high activity may help to soothe a sore throat (strep throat), but the antimicrobial activity is unlikely to survive beyond this in the digestion process," she says.
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" In 2006, a study out of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology stated that human activity is, "likely responsible for long-term trends in tropical Atlantic warmth and tropical cyclone activity.
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Security officials need to navigate the tricky space between limiting the risk of violent activity while also ensuring "a certain level of First Amendment-protected activity," Johnson testified on Thursday.
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They calculated that up to 72,000 deaths from childhood pneumonia could be attributed to the use of antibiotics with reduced activity, increasing to 169,000 deaths if drugs had no activity.
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While I quickly got bored with the gamification aspect of the Activity app and I no longer check what badges I've earned, I still check my daily activity and progress.
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After participants completed these creative thinking tasks in the fMRI, we measured functional connectivity between all brain regions—how much activity in one region correlated with activity in another region.
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Volunteers get one formal supervised activity with the girls, such as a game or craft activity and a barbecue, and sometimes also can play basketball or soccer with the girls.
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I was armed with my very official reason (I was engaged in "Journalistic Activity") and my very official itinerary (I would go to this restaurant … to engage in "Journalistic Activity").
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More economic activity will be desired down the road, but right now the most important consideration is ensuring the survival of workers and businesses adversely affected by reduced business activity.
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In an eternal activity, there cannot be a person who is bored — or involved in any other way — since an eternal activity does not depend on being sustained by anyone.
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KAMPALA, March 13 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling traded flat on Friday amid subdued activity on both demand and supply sides as the coronavirus pandemic depresses both import and export activity.
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"When the United States Post Office began to carry packages," she said, "this activity was viewed as a challenge to private enterprise'' and "a kind of socialistic or communistic activity.
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"I have seen nothing on the NSA side that we engaged in any such activity nor that anyone ever asked us to engage in such activity," Rogers told the committee.
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Data from TAC Index, a Hong Kong company that tracks the cargo industry, shows activity increasing in China in the first week of March, as activity dropped sharply in Europe.
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"Obviously we don't want to conduct an activity if we think there's even the slightest chance that that activity is going to promote the spread of a not normal virus."
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"You had legislation that broadly expanded the definition of terrorist activity, captured people who could have been coerced into terrorist activity and created this Tier III catchall category," he said.
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The activity also prepares students to think critically and creatively about how to physically embody a character from the play to prepare for the group performance activity they'll also do.
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The general also said that the Pentagon is trying to map out the scope of Russian cyber activity, but so far does not have a full picture of the activity.
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Through Assured Living's wireless bed, furniture, and door sensors, caretakers can monitor activity and receive alerts about any issues — falls, lack of activity, or a parent forgetting to take medication.
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This activity has attracted enough bad press that Facebook announced a tool in August called "Off-Facebook Activity" that will disconnect this data from what you actually do on Facebook.
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A private survey indicated that activity in China's services sector rose to an 11-month high in June, but a composite measure of activity fell to a four-month low.
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None of the U.S. officials who told Reuters about the heightened level of activity by Chinese bombers suggested alarm or signaled that they knew the precise reason for such activity.
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Although all three of these leading cryptocurrencies have exhibited tremendous trading activity, that activity has declined in recent weeks, as measured by daily trading volume relative to total market value.
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Two-thirds of respondents said human activity is completely or mostly the cause of climate change, and 81 percent in all said human activity was at least half to blame.
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Euro zone factories registered the fastest activity rate for nearly six years, China's activity expanded for the sixth month and Japanese manufacturing growth was the fastest in almost three years.
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Data published so far this week has showed factory activity in the euro zone shrank at a faster pace than expected last month and U.S. manufacturing activity slowed in June.
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Compared to consistently inactive people, adults who shifted from being inactive to "low" activity levels were 24% less likely to die of any causes during the study, while people who reached "medium" activity levels were 38% less likely to die and adults who achieved "high" activity levels were 42% less likely to die.
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So, I'm not worried a lot, but if that sort of relationship continues, you know people's mindset becomes very pessimistic, and maybe consumption activity and spending activity would be affected negatively.
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The specific amount that a given person needs, as well as when they eat, can depend on the type of activity they're doing, and the level of their activity, she adds.
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"We identified some technical overlap with Russia-based activity we saw prior to the US midterm elections, including behavior that shared characteristics with previous Internet Research Agency (IRA) activity," Facebook said.
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The moves came following a new reading on economic activity in China, the Caixin Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index, which showed factory activity grew slightly in November compared to the previous month.
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Also, keep an eye out for suspicious activity (like unrecognized logins), and take action if required—you can check on recent activity on your Netflix account on this page, for example.
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Euro zone manufacturing activity barely expanded at the end of 2790.30 in a broad-based slowdown, while China's factory activity also contracted for the first time in 19 months in December.
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Such suspicious activity reports can support investigations and intelligence gathering, but by themselves are not evidence of a crime; many suspicious activity reports are filed on transactions that are perfectly legal.
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The sexual activity to which he admitted was kissing and touching the girl, and grooming refers to actions that are generally legal, but may lead to sexual activity with a minor.
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On both Facebook and Instagram, you'll soon be able to see an activity dashboard that shows average time spent on each app that week and a breakdown of activity by day.
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States like California, Texas, New York, Massachusetts and others with relatively high levels of startup activity are more likely to have higher median funding values than those with less startup activity.
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Reasons someone may be added to the TIDE database include committing terrorist activity, preparing or planning a terrorist activity or providing support, such as funds or housing, for a terrorist organization.
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Then, when you're doing moderate physical activity, your target heart rate should be between 64% and 76% of your maximum — and for vigorous activity, the target is between 77% and 93%.
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The company defines the system for users directly controlling such data, for example where a clothing website shares information with Facebook on browsing activity of a user, as "Off-Facebook Activity".
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Global mergers and acquisitions activity is poised to slow this year and next, but nowhere has M&A activity been slowed like the pace of deals between the U.S. and China.
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While Thursday's data did not break down economic activity by sector, the official IBGE statistical agency earlier reported a steep drop in retail sales, industrial output and services activity in August.
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The company's quarterly EY Global IPO Trends report said a return to the record levels of activity in 2014 "may be a stretch," but expected activity next year to surpass 2015.
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The CDC released a weekly report Friday tracking flu activity through the week ending April 13, and said that Rhode Island was the only state experiencing high influenza-like illness activity.
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Volcanic activity is common to Indonesia, as the country is situated on the Pacific Ocean's "Ring of Fire" where tectonic plates collide and move often, causing frequent seismic and volcanic activity.
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Depressed drilling activity and low oil prices have also dampened activity in Alaska, North Dakota and Louisiana, all of which have drawn on reserves to balance their budgets, the report said.
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"I think Alex and team are going to see a 3x performance in the activity there at a minimum, and it could even be greater for the inference activity they're seeing."
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For the best results, pick a home security solution that lets you set custom activity zones—in other words, you can specify areas of the camera shot where activity is ignored.
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The North Koreans use Sinpo shipyard for their submarine activity, and US satellites have observed increased activity there in April, a US official said at the time of the previous test.
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But warmer-than-average sea-surface temperatures in the tropical Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea, as well as enhanced storm activity moving off West Africa, would favor increased activity, he said.
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