"In relation to this, the windows could be closed, the light could be turned off, the water could be drained out, the heating appliances could be turned off, the garbage could be thrown away, essential services could be turned off and many other things," she wrote on social media.
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The feature can be turned off or adjusted in Settings.
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It can also be turned off and on as necessary.
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The lights must be turned off for the next person.
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Location tracking can be turned off in the iPhone settings.
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If that bothers you, the function can be turned off.
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The only notifications that can't be turned off are presidential alerts.
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As of now, the feature will be turned off by default.
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Like with that episode, my reaction was to be turned off.
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The assistance features can be turned off when players are ready.
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Heat can be turned off and on during a massage session.
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The Echo Frames' microphone can be turned off anytime, Amazon says.
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Within months, taps in homes and businesses will be turned off.
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Unzipping polymers could also produce adhesives that can be turned off.
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Your Apple TV can't be "turned off" unless you physically unplug it.
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The feature can be turned off via Accessibility under General in Settings.
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Or will they be turned off by her attacks on other Democrats?
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"That night the heat had to be turned off," Mr. Pinover said.
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Calls and notifications can also be turned off while kids play games, too.
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But this, of course, should be turned off once the Oscars actually commence.
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However, this feature is completely optional and can be turned off in settings.
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Politicians can be voted out of office, news channels can be turned off.
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Also, people may be turned off from donation by the thought of payment.
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Taps in homes and businesses will be turned off until the rains come.
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Unlike the Amber and weather alerts, the presidential alert can't be turned off.
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If you&aposve never used this feature before, it may be turned off.
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He also said voters would be turned off by calls for sweeping change.
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Lastly, did you know Niagara Falls can be turned off, almost like a faucet?
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Netflix's horrible autoplay previews can be turned off Netflix's autoplay trailers are now optional.
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If you see pop ups, your iPhone's pop-up blocker might be turned off.
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If you want, the screen can be turned off by pressing just one button.
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The public might be turned off by the various backroom deals that would ensue.
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Trust in government isn't something that can be turned off and on like a spigot.
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I predict that more than a few prospective customers will be turned off by it.
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The notification could still be turned off over the weekend by the president, Short said.
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If a tenant moves out, or doesn't pay his rent, "keys" can be turned off.
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Although conservatives support the idea, wary moderates could be turned off by its potential consequences.
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Suddenly, demands are made for devices to be turned off, and a heirachy takes hold.
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NHL executive: Fans would be turned off if the NHL enforced strict head shot rules.
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Sometimes your iPhone simply needs to be turned off and on again to fix issues.
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Wells that have only been set alight can be turned off via a functioning valve.
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They insisted the cameras be turned off -- even pointed away -- as we talked things through.
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Users might also encounter bugs, and the experiments could be turned off in the future.
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Most patients are never told that they can ask that the defibrillators be turned off.
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But just as the tribal mentality has been turned on, it can be turned off.
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And again, Apple says that the feature can be turned off if an unexpected shutdown occurs.
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Make sure you're moisturized, though, because Tauruses might be turned off by dry or leathery skin.
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The feature can be turned off in the settings if you don't want to use it.
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"If your power is going to be turned off, you will be notified," Mr. Doherty said.
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The equipment needed to be turned off so firefighters could put out the fire, Keebler said.
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This feature will be turned off by default, however, so it's on users to activate it.
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Small fountains of water flow on the sides, which will be turned off in the winter.
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If you're sensitive to light, make sure any lights on the machine can be turned off.
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Each one can be altered in the app, or the feature can be turned off entirely.
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The radio and mapping screen is on the top and can be turned off to reduce distractions.
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It's a common dating trope to be turned off by someone who is "too interested" in you.
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The centrist belief that voters will be turned off by a liberal nominee isn't holding up well.
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Roberts is wary that, though a novelty initially, users who overdose on bots might be turned off.
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That backlight can also be turned off, if you want a truly authentic, squinty, Game Boy experience.
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Security rules have to be turned off by developers in order to allow public access to databases.
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Rather than be turned off by the impeachment battle, he said, Mr. Trump's base has been energized.
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There was, however, a light that was kept on all night and could not be turned off.
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Respect for law cannot be turned off and on as though it were a hot water faucet.
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The screens will display video advertising and, at least initially, cannot be turned off or completely muted.
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PizzaHacker: Don't be turned off by the cheeky, techy name (or the restaurant's hilariously garbage-y website).
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I was scared he would be turned off by the whole thing … That was amazing, seeing his face.
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We were told that it could not be turned off, or even down, but were offered thick blankets.
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Others might be turned off by its price — $725 — and the fact that it's exclusive to AT&T.
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The notifications will be on by default, but can be turned off if you wish in account settings.
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Google's recording feature can be turned off, but doing so means Assistant loses much of its personalized touch.
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Chinese consumers might be turned off from items like diapers or products from GE and Honeywell, he said.
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But that requires a careful balance in red states, where voters could be turned off by liberal policies.
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All personal mobile devices, however, must be turned off and placed in storage containers located outside secure areas.
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Griddles should be turned off when not in use, as most take less than 15 minutes to preheat.
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If one requirement is causing problems, the service should allow it to be turned off in real time.
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The Audio Guide can also be turned off or on in the Accessibility section of the Settings menu.
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See below: While 2D graphene can't easily be turned off, its electrical properties can be very carefully tuned.
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Analysts and economists alike seem to be turned off by the disappointing headline growth number of just 38,000.
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Mr. Reagan had an angry exchange with the moderator, who demanded that the candidate's microphone be turned off.
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Amazon promises the camera software on the Echo Spot can be turned off whenever you aren't using it.
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The pumping sound and the lights on the hub — which can&apost be turned off — are definitely noticeable.
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At the bottom of the pop-up menu, click on "Restricted Mode" (which will usually be turned off).
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The game clock will be turned off and the teams will play until one reaches the final score.
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The power will be turned off to communities in stages, depending on local timing of the severe wind conditions.
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A few days later, I did, expecting to be turned off by the black's contrast against my pale skin.
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The Instagram app doesn't allow for autoplay videos to be turned off, so you'll have to tread carefully here.
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Still, Abovsky acknowledged that some investors may be turned off by investing in a Russian company such as Yandex.
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Automatic spam protection, which is opt-out by default, can be turned off from within the advanced settings menu.
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Also updated article to clarify that Google does not store messages and that Smart Replies can be turned off.
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This feature can be turned off within your phone's settings though if you'd prefer to prioritize security over convenience.
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"We can't see any more of those letters explaining yet again the faucets will be turned off," Dacres said.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign (in)famously pursued educated suburban moderates, who it believed would be turned off by Trump's coarseness.
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Those neurons would have to be turned off during torpor, so researchers are looking for how animals do that.
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D.J.I.'s app offers an automatic function to store user flight logs periodically, though it can be turned off.
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The judge has said that all electronic devices are not allowed and must be turned off in the room.
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The moderates are warning that ordinary Americans will be turned off by the prospect of losing their private plans.
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Engine stop-start, a fuel-saving and emissions-reducing feature, can be turned off if you find it annoying.
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Once the plane is soaring through the sky, the eight vertical propellers can be turned off to save power.
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Facebook and Twitter allow you to search for people by email or phone, but that option can be turned off.
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Those DMs also have read receipts that are on by default and cannot be turned off, just like Facebook Messenger.
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He did not return messages left on his phone, which appeared to be turned off, or respond to an email.
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Features like background app refresh, email fetch, and "Hey Siri" will be turned off while you're in Low Power Mode.
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Some musicians refuse to give her set lists in advance, or ask for the interpreters' spotlights to be turned off.
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The apps included will differ from carrier to carrier, but generally bloatware can be turned off and better alternatives downloaded.
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They even told security professionals the feature was out of date and should be turned off if possible years earlier.
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He added that users might be turned off by having to buy the external sleep-tracking device for additional features.
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In a news conference Saturday evening, he said that power to affected homes would be turned off on Sunday morning.
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Elsewhere, he said, individual sources that tested above the threshold would be turned off until the problem could be resolved.
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According to the judge's rules, electronic devices, including cellphones, are "not allowed and must be turned off" inside the courtroom.
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The horrifying edge of A.I. is not really HAL 9000, the rogue machine that doesn't wish to be turned off.
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Independents and unaffiliated voters may well be turned off by the perception that Trump is meddling in an active investigation.
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She then ordered the recorder to be turned off, which the indictment said was in violation of Massachusetts court rules.
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Lawmakers' inaction on speed cameras means the devices will be turned off in 140 New York City school zones next month.
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The shadow profiles, like the People You May Know system they feed into, can't be turned off or opted out of.
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Back in 2012, Atlus tried to move on from Demon's Souls, announcing the game's online servers would soon be turned off.
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I'd bet that everyone will appreciate how quickly this serum soaks in, but some might be turned off by the tingle.
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" He further elaborated, "We don't want an asshole culture not just because women might be turned off—but men would, too.
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A second setting, "Web and App Activity," which is enabled by default, must be turned off to fully prevent GPS tracking.
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The Defense Department order does not ban devices, wearables, and fitness trackers; it just requires the geolocation services be turned off.
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I promptly asked—read: sobbed—for the movie to be turned off and slept exclusively on my back for a month.
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They're taking reservations for viewing areas where street lights will be turned off, which gives planners some clues on crowd sizes.
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The Narrator function is used to read text and buttons aloud, and can be turned off or on as you please.
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But he admits that moderate Republicans and swing voters may be turned off, especially if it leads to higher oil prices.
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Facebook says it has always been clear with users that it can be turned off and the data for it deleted.
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And so last summer company officials told Dr. Lacovara that the pumps would be turned off at the end of the year.
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Like in other recent games, this condition is optional and can be turned off if you don't want to stress about it.
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Maybe I'm supposed to be turned off by the sheer lunacy of what Kia's brought to Geneva, but I actually like it.
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The company also pushed a firmware update to faulty devices, which warns users the phone should be turned off and returned immediately.
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But if in the past you'd disabled tag suggestions, the new features will be turned off by default along with tag suggestions.
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While the prompts can be turned off, they're yet another example of Microsoft infesting Windows 10 with annoying ads and pop-ups.
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Normally that would result in a wire rather than a switch: a device that is uniformly conductive and cannot be turned off.
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The book's title alone suggests that India's governing apparatus could be improved if it could just be turned off and on again.
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Many Republican voters seem to be turned off by this philosophy—particularly its emphasis on privatization and on dismantling the welfare state.
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Four days before it was scheduled to be turned off, YouTube has been deactivated on Fire TV devices, according to Fast Company.
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While I waited for the seatbelt sign to be turned off, I noticed it was of the basic variety I've always seen ...
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It may well signal a deal has been, or is being, brokered: The tap of information could soon be turned off, tightly.
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The danger is that the public will surely see through these games and be turned-off by Congress's lack of serious legislating.
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Her older son, who has A.D.H.D., would get angry when the screen had to be turned off, she said, which worried her.
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The maser then acts as a "flywheel" to keep the ticking going steady for when the clock needs to be turned off.
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The actual URL of a website you visit is never shared with a safe browsing provider and the feature can be turned off.
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A common argument is that DBS, unlike a lobotomy, can be turned off by switching off the electric current flowing to the brain.
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The phone can be turned off from this pop-up menu, and you can get back to the Accessibility menu if needed too.
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They can make the link and people who know who NAMBLA is might be turned off immediately, but they don't risk a response.
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Factor in team CEOs, poaching scandals, Adderall addiction and wildly fluctuating league standards, and lots of people are going to be turned off.
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T-Mobile countered by saying the program was in line with FCC regulations and could be turned off at any time by customers.
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Caller ID and spam protection is on by default for the Phone app but can also be turned off in the options menu.
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Independent voters could be turned off by watching Washington Democrats go after Trump and ultimately support him more than they were previously inclined.
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When the show was about to start, a voice called out requesting that all cell phones be turned off, to achieve complete darkness.
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If hosts pick and choose who they will, or will not, rent to, guests are likely to be turned off and personally offended.
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Harley's quick response to Trump's tariffs demonstrates that the global trading system is not a lightbulb that can be turned off and on.
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For NCGA, the worry is that consumers might be turned off by the labels, prompting companies to start sourcing from non-GMO producers.
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The recent ruling covers the ban's refugee component, but the "resettlement pipeline" isn't a spigot that can easily be turned off and on.
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Many Trump-hating Democrats might be in the mood for payback, but most Americans could easily be turned off by overt political games.
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The popular panda cameras at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington will be turned off, according to a statement from the Smithsonian Institution.
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Some of these features can be turned off, according to the recent study, but most browsers silently transmit data as their default setting.
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Online pioneer bids goodbye: After 25 years, the San Francisco FogCam, which many contend is the world's oldest webcam, will be turned off.
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A tech startup wants to give you a tattoo you will never regret, in part, because the ink can be "turned off" instantaneously.
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Online pioneer bids goodbye: After 25 years, the San Francisco FogCam, which many contend is the world's oldest webcam, will be turned off.
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Instagram says the new filter is on now for all users, but the setting can be turned off inside the app's "Comment Controls" section.
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But GOSH says Charlie, who cannot breathe without a ventilator, has no quality of life and that his life support should be turned off.
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" Some voters, he said, would be turned off by Mr. Johnson, whom he called a "populist demagogue who is unable to tell the truth.
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Intel said that users will be able to access their data until December 31, 2016, after which Basis Peak services will be turned off.
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The app can be turned off whenever you like or you can set it to auto-start with your phone so it's always available.
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Those same voters will be turned off if GOP candidates align with climate skeptics who deny basic findings of the National Academies of Science.
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Mitchell Trubisky even asked for the televisions in the team's practice facility to be turned off so he didn't have to hear the criticism.
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Morris, despite sitting in searing heat because the noisy air-conditioning had to be turned off during taping, was candid, if typically self-effacing.
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The president and his allies are also finding new ways to connect with voters who might be turned off by what's unfolding in Washington.
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Last week TechCrunch came to you Operations have ceased within the company, and we're told the website will be turned off at some point today.
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Visitors from the Middle East will also be turned off by the prohibition to wear "burkini" on elegant beaches in Cannes and other summer resorts.
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They also need to court Trump's passionate supporters as well as disillusioned establishment Republicans and independents who may be turned off by the GOP nominee.
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The strip's three USB ports can't be turned off, which seems fine since those are probably going to be charging gadgets or else sitting unused.
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It seems like one of two things happens: Either people seem to be turned off by your sincerity or they feel like it's not genuine.
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The spacecraft's instruments had to be turned off when it first entered Jupiter's orbit on July 4th to avoid complications caused by planet's radiation belts.
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It also tested whether it made a difference if the robot was shown to have social skills before it asked not to be turned off.
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These cozy plushies make Tribble sounds when you shake them up and can be turned off if you'd just prefer to display them as decor.
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Don't allow yourself to be turned off by female aggression; the men are doing it too, and it is just part of the political process.
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Would the U.K. courts allow life support to be turned off and force the parents — and the whole country — watch that baby starve to death?
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Senate Republican aides still believe that their wayward senators could be turned off by Democratic grandstanding, which could bring them home to vote for Kavanaugh.
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Further, administrators will have access to some limited group settings, although most features—files, links, photos, attachments, message history, and more—will be turned off.
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The user interface is divided into sections that can be customized with different widgets, but each one of these sections can also be turned off.
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Test participation will be turned off and you will be removed from any Netflix tests, including the test ads some users are seeing between episodes.
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In one confrontational exchange on MSNBC, Carson chided a female host amid tough questioning and told her to "stop" before asking her microphone be turned off.
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I asked Apple about this, and there wasn't a clear answer apart from noting that the personal requests feature that enables texting can be turned off.
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"While it's not great news, the servers out there that let me do what I do will be turned off soon," Jibo announced to its owners.
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Can certain features – like voice or text chat – be turned off, and if so, can they easily be turned back on when you leave the room?
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Ahead of the midterms, it's hard not to be turned off by the constant barrage of negative news and the feeling that Washington just isn't working.
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But they worried that potential allies might be turned off by the confrontational optics of a street protest, especially one that interfered with a beloved sport.
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Consumers can be turned off by their price and battery life, and there are still questions hanging over the auto industry's ability to ramp up production.
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" Fraudulent Website Warning can be turned off by launching the settings menu on your iPhone, choosing "Safari," and toggling the switch next to "Fraudulent Website Warning.
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Yet, the ship's radar must be turned off while the gun is loaded, so that its electromagnetic field does not accidentally fire the Gatling's electronic ammunition.
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It stops short of an outright ban on bringing those electronic devices to global hot spots — but requires that the geolocation software generally be turned off.
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Speaking to Axios, Amazon says that its speakers and cameras can be turned off at will and come with lights that signal when they are recording.
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She told the court she ordered only the toilet water to be turned off in his cell, after Thomas flooded the toilet in a previous cell.
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These newcomers are able to generate demand from more choosy fliers, who may be turned off by the steep prices major airline mergers tend to create.
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Research has shown that the sweet flavors of some e-cig pods make vaping more appealing to kids who might otherwise be turned off by tobacco.
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Highlight: Sean Spicer, the press secretary, hiding in the bushes from reporters, then insisting that cameras be turned off before he would agree to take questions.
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Jiang said users can delete these recordings at any time, and the medication reminders can always be turned off or snoozed if they're no longer needed.
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People who subscribe to someone for vlogs, pranks, or comedy, may be turned off by a lengthy talk or interview show being injected into their feed.
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If the Star Wars event is anything like other big-ticket in-game Fortnite events, combat will probably be turned off at the 1:30 p.m.
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Questions about who should control these devices in the body and how they might be turned off are also not merely the stuff of science fiction.
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Location data can be turned off, but when location services are allowed but toggled off for every individual app and service, Apple will collect the data.
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Welding a magnet during Long Shutdown 1Photo: CERNThe Large Hadron Collider, the world's largest atom smasher, will be turned off for the next two years for upgrades.
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If you have tag suggestions turned off, Facebook says that the new facial recognition features will be turned off by default when they're made available to you.
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All of the ads, as far as I know, can be turned off: there's a helpful guide on How-To Geek that should cover most of them.
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However, if the stress response cannot be turned off, or if there is an imbalance between pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory cytokines, the body can be damaged.
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Those looking to purchase in the higher-end car market might also be turned off by an actuator system, preferring standard premium options like Bang & Olufsen instead.
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Voters in those states could be turned off by a Clinton embrace of more regulations to combat climate change, fearing it will cost them money and jobs.
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There is a point where the product can be poor enough that fans no longer accept the many other reasons to be turned off by the NFL.
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An Amazon spokeswoman said the new monthly option could be turned off or on as customers wished, a possible benefit for shoppers during the busy holiday season.
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"I thought, he's for sure going to be turned off because I'm conservative," said Ms. Porter, who is a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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"I know some of you out there, some Republicans may even be turned off by our president," said Mr. Perdue, before making the case for his boss.
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Technical turns are easy and, if you want, some of the nannies can be turned off and the car is happy to slide on its back tires.
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This is when dam levels fall to 13.5 percent capacity, meaning that the taps must be turned off, forcing 4 million residents to instead queue for water.
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"If you're going to allow users to turn off something called 'Location History,' then all the places where you maintain location history should be turned off," he said.
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Click here to view original GIFThe animated force-feedback features on the Deltaburst are fun, but quickly get tiring, even a little annoying, and can't be turned off.
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Loud to the point of quickly becoming very, very annoying when paired with the Deltaburst's 'pew-pew' sound effects which also can't be turned off, or turned down.
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READ MEVery nice sound quality after a few tweaksVery annoying light show that can be turned off after a few tweaksWaterproof, dustproof, sandproof, and drop proofGreat for kids
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Most of them cannot be closed by tapping or swiping, meaning the phone needs to be turned off and back on to get back to the home screen.
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"If you're going to allow users to turn off something called 'Location History,' then all the places where you maintain location history should be turned off," Mayer said.
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It says the applications on personal or government-issued devices present a "significant risk" to military personnel so those capabilities must be turned off in certain operational areas.
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Both after the prompt and in the event that a user says something other than the specific phrase, a user's microphone will be turned off, the reports said.
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She plans to purchase the accounting firm where she now works and most of the clients are devout Trump supporters, who would be turned off by her politics.
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But those same voters might be turned off by his hard-charging criticism of progressive policies such as "Medicare for all," a wealth tax and free college tuition.
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The device itself is a small, gray fabric-covered speaker with a phantom dimmable display that can be turned off if you prefer to sleep in pitch black.
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Potential customers could be turned off by the idea that WeWork&aposs business is foundering or could be worried that its services will suffer thanks to its cutbacks.
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"Ultra Wideband technology is an industry standard technology and is subject to international regulatory requirements that require it to be turned off in certain locations," Apple's statement reads.
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But voters may be turned off by the fact that he was on the board of such a company at a time when his father was vice-president.
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Customers who are not loyal to a retailer may be turned off by a bad experience like this and seek out other brands for the rest of their shopping.
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But while the salad jokes may have gone over well with her peers, it remains to be seen whether voters will be turned off by Klobuchar's behavior with staff.
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Heavy rain meant that power supplies had to be turned off, bringing an early end to the first day of the show attended by industry executives and news reporters.
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Such examples serve to signal that the league considers safety only slightly more important than the sensibilities of its more priggish viewers, who might be turned off by twerking.
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Despite everything, there are still scores of young girls who dream of being the next Aly Raisman or Simone Biles — and they shouldn't be turned off from chasing achievement.
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But this automatic mode is designed to be turned off by tapping the "A" button in order to tweak specific values like ISO, white balance and shutter speed, however.
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Robert Diack, 53, a Cruz supporter from Pelham, New Hampshire, said he appreciated Cruz's willingness to share his faith but thought other, more liberal voters could be turned off.
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There's a backlight, so you can check the time at night, and the clock's runaway feature can be turned off if you ever want a more low-key morning.
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Their goal was to see whether cinematic storytelling based on data could be a way to engage people who might be turned off by numbers and dry technical papers.
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During the engine burn, all of the spacecraft's scientific instruments will be turned off, and anything that's not needed to make the main engine fire will be powered down.
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To honour the #PittsburghSynagogue victims, my lights will be turned off tonight at midnight #StandTogether #Paris "Paris and Parisians are by your side," Mayor Anne Hidalgo wrote on Twitter.
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But to win Iowa, she probably has to pick off some of Bernie Sanders' deeply committed supporters who will be turned off by any move away from the left.
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And like many of those other populous counties it has a lot of college-educated voters who normally lean Republican but may be turned off by the Trump era.
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Millennial shoppers who feel like they're part of a special club by buying Dirty Lemon online or via text message may be turned off by its presence at Walmart.
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Autoplay, which prompts the next episode of a TV series to begin as soon as the current one is finished, can be turned off with a few simple steps.
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And it is unclear how many older voters, who are more likely to vote in midterm cycles, could be turned off by the idea of voting for a socialist.
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This would have permitted the treatment to be assessed, while all parties could have agreed that if the treatment did not succeed, the life support would be turned off.
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It can be turned off and on at will, the stock usually bounces when one is announced and a big enough buyback can reduce a company's share count, boosting EPS.
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Photo: GettyWhile analysts are divided over the future demand for the latest iPhone, some are now prophesizing that hey, consumers might be turned off by a stupid expensive price tag.
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These are likely people who are voting along party lines and have yet to be turned off by Trump's antics, but don't see Trumpism as the future of the party.
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DHEA acts as a sort of "buffer," Lambert said, when corticosterone becomes toxic -- that is, when it can't be turned off in a reasonable amount of time, creating prolonged stress.
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Officials warn of the likelihood of a Day Zero, when the level at the dams will drop below 13.5% and the city's water supply will have to be turned off.
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Swalwell was among the Democratic lawmakers who filmed the sit-in proceedings after GOP leaders called the chamber into recess, which forced the C-SPAN cameras to be turned off.
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With 3-D printers showing up in classrooms across the country, students who may normally be turned off by math and science are realizing that they too can be engineers.
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Unless you're steeped in the internal logic of Snapchat, you'll probably be turned off trying to navigate away from the camera or figuring out what you're being asked to share.
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House GOP aides also noted that the chamber approved rules for this Congress that call on the House cameras to be turned off when the chamber is not in session.
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No longer majority white — it is 34 percent Hispanic and 20 percent Asian — the county is full of potential voters that Democrats hope will be turned off by Mr. Trump.
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"Ultra wideband technology is an industry standard technology and is subject to international regulatory requirements that require it to be turned off in certain locations," an Apple spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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If you're feeling weirded out about some of this, know that Mirror includes a lens cap for the camera in the box, plus the device itself can be turned off. Whew.
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In a post-publication statement to The Verge, Facebook emphasized that the tag suggest feature could be turned off at any time, and denied any direct lobbying for the new amendment.
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London's world-renowned Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children says Charlie, who cannot breathe without a ventilator, has no quality of life and that his life support should be turned off.
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John Kasich, meanwhile, repeatedly criticized the tone on the stage and gambled that enough South Carolina Republicans would be turned off by what they heard to provide an opening for him.
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In rural or less affluent areas, many people see nothing wrong with eating beef or chicken and may be turned off by the idea of eating something that's artificial, he said.
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Trump Hotels is hardly the first lodging company to introduce a new brand aimed at younger customers who may be turned off by older names that can be seen as stodgy.
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But YouTube allows those who make a copyright claim, like UMG, the option to turn back on video ads, even though the creator had selected for them to be turned off.
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You can also block content based on what is age-appropriate, and set usage time limits or specify what times you want the Internet to be turned off on certain devices.
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At one point, Jibo itself delivered the fatal diagnosis: "The servers out there that let me do what I do will be turned off soon," it said in its computerized voice.
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"It can be done in such a way that there aren't any negative effects on the animals," he added, saying that he felt the music should be turned off, for instance.
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The fridges are currently locked by an electromagnet, which will be turned off wirelessly when the Browns officially claim their first victory of the season, allowing fans to celebrate with free beer.
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But Democrats see opportunity in the affluent and college-educated suburban voters there who might be turned off by Trump: Hillary Clinton's campaign targeted the county in 2016 and narrowed the margins.
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Apple lets you share your email if you like or, if you'd rather not, you can generate a random email address unique to that specific app that can be turned off quickly.
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Former President Obama cautioned the crowded Democratic 85033 primary field from moving too far to the left, saying voters could be turned off by messages calling for massive societal and government transformations.
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Also, investors who are averse to complex derivatives trades may be turned off by the fact that this tactic profits from a currency hedge instead of the underlying bond that is traded.
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That advice might not be sufficient for addressing privacy concerns around Samsung's smart TVs, because the Weeping Angel hack continues to control the television even when it appears to be turned off.
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While Echo devices have voice ordering turned on by default, Amazon noted in response to the initial story that it can be turned off in Alexa's settings or protected with a confirmation code.
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The story coming out of Carson's unhinged Morning Joe interview will almost certainly be that he demanded that the microphone being used by journalist Katty Kay, who was interviewing him, be turned off.
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Now, both the post's author and readers can leave comments; users can reply multiple times on the same post; and replies are also enabled on reblogs, though that feature can be turned off.
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"I think educated suburban white women, to be sure, are going to be turned off en masse and there will be more of that," he said, referring to their opinion of Mr. Trump.
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One way to counteract that, according to GOP strategists, is to have more female candidates on the ticket, which can help reach women and independent voters who may be turned off by Trump.
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As long as you preset your route before entering the wilderness, the app will work without your phone's needing a cellphone signal; your phone could even be turned off to preserve battery power.
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This feature can be turned off if you're concerned about the minuscule amount of ozone produced, which is less than the 0.05 ppm limit set by the super strict California Air Resources Board.
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Real estate developers and agents have taken to calling it the "Piano District" in listings and advertisements in order to entice prospective residents who might be turned off by the South Bronx name.
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Nikolai Vitti, superintendent of Detroit's public school system, said that the drinking water will be turned off in schools citywide when students return due to increased copper and lead levels in the water.
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There is concern, however, that this provision could actually discourage healthy people from buying insurance because they would be turned off by the higher prices when they did return to the individual market.
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Some may be turned off by the app's $2.99 monthly subscription price, though there are more than a few reasons to avoid free apps that have access to all of your financial info.
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These little pods are waterproof up to 1 meter, noise-canceling (if you want them to be — it can be turned off with a swipe) and track your workouts via a free app.
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Although mainstream peaceful protesters may be turned off by such bad behavior, the hardcore activists seem to have embraced such tactics as more passive forms of resistance have so far been comparatively ineffective.
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The servers contained basically all of the login information required for a malicious actor to hijack a kid's account and mandates that the primary means of protection against such an attack be turned off.
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And while Uber sits on pile of money to pursue its global ambitions, an inevitable cash-returning IPO looms and investors could be turned off by a curdled corporate culture that repels top talent.
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The company is still sticking to its story that this most basic feature that all major email services have supported for years had to be turned off because the company was upgrading its platform.
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Both candidates are targeting educated moderate voters, particularly in the Philadelphia suburbs, many of whom may be turned off by the rhetoric of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, according to political analysts in Pennsylvania.
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The best bet is that the taps will be turned off but that the tail winds will still blow hard over the first part of 2017, supporting metal prices at their new elevated levels.
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Many will also probably be turned off by the sheer arduousness of interaction, like having to both open and close the fence door behind you, sometimes accidentally dropping your watering can in the process.
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Because the House previously supported a separate branch of the military for space, Rogers said he is not expecting much opposition, even from Democrats who might otherwise be turned off by the president's involvement.
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The feature will be on by default but can be turned off by users who don't want it, per rules set by the Federal Communications Commission that require carriers to let customers opt out.
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It is the story of how the N.Y.P.D. brought New York back from the brink of hell in the 1990s — and how the cops inadvertently started a machine that could never be turned off.
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These are your classic cross-pressured voters, aligned with Democrats on many policies that are part of the progressive wish list but likely to be turned off by the party's rhetoric on identity politics.
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While Sanders supporters are a loyal lot and are unlikely to be turned off by the divisions, it's also possible Warren could benefit from some new voters sympathetic to negativity from the Sanders camp.
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"Ultra wideband technology is an industry standard technology and is subject to international regulatory requirements that require it to be turned off in certain locations," an Apple spokesperson said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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We don't live in that universe, though, and given how strong the storytelling is in Vampyr, it may have benefited from ditching it entirely; I suspect many will be turned off by this aspect.
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" In a longer statement, the company said that currently, "All first-time Zoom users, upon joining their first meeting from a given device, are asked whether they would like their video to be turned OFF.
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Pichai calls it a "small subset of data" that helps to serve "relevant" ads which can be turned off, and he assures users that it doesn't include personal data from apps like Docs or Gmail.
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EDMUND TIRYAKIN Hillsborough, North Carolina On a bus tour down the west coast of America to Mexico we were frozen to the marrow by roaring air-con and asked for it to be turned off.
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"If everybody thinks we're building Terminators, of course we're going to miss many people"—including women—who might otherwise be interested in AI but would be turned off by its aggressively negative image, Li adds.
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The aide floated the possibility of shifting money away from New Hampshire and Pennsylvania, where more moderate voters are likely to be turned off by Trump's lewd comments, to races in more Republican-leaning states.
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"This is the Vatican's way of living solidarity with Rome, trying to help Rome get through this crisis," he told Reuters TV. All 100 Vatican fountains will be turned off gradually over the coming days.
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It successfully used social media and other communication channels to persuade residents to cut their water use to just 50 liters each per day, averting a feared "Day Zero" when taps would be turned off.
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This factor alone means that the U.S. and its allies cannot simply disengage and stop providing support to Saudi Arabia – defense sales are long-term, complex investments that cannot be turned off like a switch.
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Figuring out the approach that bests suits a game can be difficult, especially when different people can be predisposed to digging through menus for information, when others might be turned off by that idea completely.
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Winning Arizona for a Democrat is a delicate balancing act relying on promoting high Latino turnout and support without alienating suburban whites who can be turned off by the positions advocated by progressive immigration activists.
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And while it is unclear how many of the district's 106 schools currently have water quality issues, the drinking water will be turned off in all of them, Superintendent Nikolai P. Vitti said on Wednesday.
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If Congress fails to avert a government shutdown by its Friday deadline, the popular panda cameras at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington will be turned off, according to a statement from the Smithsonian Institution.
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Last year in Britain, the courts saw a similar case and denied the many appeals of infant Charlie Gard's parents, ruling in favor of the health system that his life support could be turned off.
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"College-educated white women have identified very strongly with Dr. Ford and relate to her as a person, and will be turned off by the angry diatribes of Brett Kavanaugh," says Democratic pollster Ben Tulchin.
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The targets for the Espy campaign are moderate and business-minded Republicans and independents who might be turned off by Hyde-Smith's embrace of President Trump and news stories associating her with the Confederacy and segregation.
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In recent weeks, Trump has repeatedly made attacks on socialism the focus of his speeches and rallies — a gambit aimed at winning over moderate-minded suburbanites who could be turned off by Sanders' brand of liberalism.
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The issue, in the minds of Democrats, is that many of the voters who gravitated towards the party in 2018 are not traditional part members and could be turned off by these sort of government programs.
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In a research note last week, Mark Mahaney, an analyst for RBC Capital Markets, said one risk for Alphabet was that users would be turned off if search results were made less useful to appease regulators.
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Anyone searching for a symbolic conversation about the relationship between authoritarianism and superheroes, or a critique of superheroes as a predominantly male and classist power fantasy, might be turned off by Venom's fidelity to juvenile rudeness.
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The PowerWatch 4993's LCD color display is always-on (although it can be turned off) and is also well-suited for the great outdoors, thanks to a scratch-resistant screen and water resistance to 200 meters.
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And no, this isn't a way around Messenger's can't-be-turned-off read receipts; the other person will still see one even if all you do is peek into a conversation and never fully pop it open.
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South Korea said its dozens of speakers, which can be heard by North Korean troops and civilians in the surrounding area, would all be turned off to try to help create a better atmosphere for Friday's talks.
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"(Ultra-low rates) must not last too long and, in an economic upturn, the monetary policy taps should be turned off in a quick and consistent manner," Jens Weidmann was quoted as saying by Germany weekly Wirtschaftswoche.
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The targets for the Espy campaign are moderate and business-minded Republicans and independents who might be turned off by Hyde-Smith's embrace of President Trump and perhaps these stories associating her with the Confederacy and segregation.
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Last year, the controversy surrounding #OscarsSoWhite, a movement on social media aimed at the lack of diversity among the nominees, led to speculation that viewers could be turned off by the prospect of an hourslong civics lecture.
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Locations are made available to authorities or international fisheries organizations through voluntary declaration using Vessel Monitoring Systems or indirectly through the use of Automatic Identification Systems (AIS), the researchers added, but those systems can be turned off.
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But many of us live in states such as Michigan, Ohio, Virginia and Florida, where swing voters — and voters who might be turned off by a candidate who pledges "extreme vetting" of Muslims — can make a difference.
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In one, the parents of a seriously ill baby, Charlie Gard, are pleading for judges not to order their son's life support be turned off, but instead let him travel to the United States for experimental treatment.
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For Biden, she said, that could mean that he talks about his relationship with Thurmond as an example of a compromising and conciliatory brand of politics and accept that young black people, in particular, might be turned off.
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It's where her father must win in order to become president, but it's also full of voters -- mostly women -- who are likely to be turned off by Trump's caught-on-tape lewd comments, and allegations of groping women.
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The devices will not be allowed on planes even if they are turned off, a dramatic escalation of the current restrictions which only require that the phones be turned off and not charged or stored in checked luggage.
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While there are sure to be plenty who have no objection to the service, others might be turned off by how closely it resembles a virtual form of compensated dating, which happens to be disturbingly popular in Japan.
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The evidence that talk therapy and medication can curb sexual misconduct is modest at best, and virtually all of it comes from treating severe disorders, like pedophilia and exhibitionism, experts said — powerful urges that cannot be turned off.
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The strategy is supposed to fire up Trump's supporters but also appeal to that small slice of independent voters who live in districts and states crucial to his election and may be turned off by what they see.
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It's also safer because the fan blades are shrouded, and they can be turned off as soon as the aircraft touches down, eliminating any chance for bystanders to accidentally walk into the path of a nearly invisible rotor.
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As ZDNet reports, in order for TeenSafe to work it requires two-factor authentication be turned off on a device, and in the case of an iPhone, for the parent to know a child&aposs Apple ID and password.
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The two Canadians have no access to lawyers or bail, are questioned every morning, afternoon and evening, and are held in a room where the lights are not allowed to be turned off at night, according to Canadian diplomats.
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Charlie Gard — the 11-month-old terminally ill baby who was at the center of a legal battle over whether his life support should be turned off — died on Friday, the boy's parents announced, according to multiple media reports.
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Officer-mounted body cams have attracted a lot of attention as a way to keep cops from behaving badly, but sometimes those cameras can be turned off, and at other times they fall off at just the wrong moment.
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Now he's trying to pitch to a larger audience that might be turned off by the tone and the content — proposing a Muslim-entry ban, bashing a "Mexican" judge born in Indiana — without losing his intense old fan base.
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Power outages are so common that a joke is circulating about someone calling Electric Corporation of Ghana complaining their power has been on for too long and it should be turned off so they can save some for later.
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The policies, several of which hinge on raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans, have sparked concerns that moderate swing voters could be turned off by his campaign, though Sanders has expressed confidence that he could defeat Trump this year.
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While Biden may be prepared to shift his positions on several key issues, Shakir argued that voters will want to know where a candidate was to begin with -- and would be turned off by a candidate they can't nail down.
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After the man tried to defend his pestering actions and feign innocence, Bieber continued on to say, "No, you know what you're doing," and asked for the camera to be turned off before, hopefully, giving the guy the read he deserved.
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A: WikiLeaks said it identified a project known as Weeping Angel where U.S. and British intelligence agencies developed ways to take over Samsung smart TVs equipped with microphones, forcing them to record conversations when the device appeared to be turned off.
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A judge had given the parents until noon to reach an agreement with Great Ormond Street Hospital about spending more time in a hospice, but no compromise was reached so a judge ruled that Charlie's artificial ventilation should be turned off.
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"Another good trick is to put it in newspaper and put it, for example, in your oven at night so that it stays in a warm and dark environment," he suggests, adding that the oven should always be turned off.
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Laws curbing these programs can be a huge burden for tech companies, because following the laws could mean slowing the arrival of new features or creating a patchwork of features that could be turned off and on in various states.
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Instead, it will probably mean higher fares at times when you have no other choice, or when the route is so popular that the company can do without the fraction of people who might be turned off by the surge.
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Buffett replied that they should be taxed heavily and that those with the means to pay aren't going to be "turned off from using their talents by a 28 percent capital gains tax," which is what the rate was in 1997.
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These likely Republican runoff voters are also not generally going to be turned off by negative statements about Obama, with 21625 percent strongly disapproving of the job he has done as president (along with another 2900 percent who somewhat disapprove).
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" Some of those Trump voters might be turned off by what they're seeing, Taibbi says, but due to a fragmented media landscape, they're just as likely to believe that "there's a coastal liberal media conspiracy out to get the president.
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And while 61% of independents disapprove of the president and 59% support the congressional inquiry, the poll suggested that they may be turned off if the hearings devolve into a hyper-partisan spectacle that diverts lawmakers' attention from other business.
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Flywheel At Home subscribers will stop being billed immediately (though subscriptions through Apple need to be turned off separately) and prepaid subscriptions will be refunded to customers for dates after March 27 or when they activate their Peloton replacement bikes.
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But a wave of leftist victories might not arrive in Delaware, where voters have a reputation as being moderate and could be turned off by anti-corporate rhetoric in a state that gets revenue largely from big corporations, agriculture and tourism.
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That way, he can reach voters who support him, especially in primaries, but avoid directly antagonizing voters who might be inclined to vote for a Republican House or Senate candidate, but would be turned off by the president's support for that person.
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Still, some people will automatically be turned off by this service, especially after reading that security researchers discovered that Amazon's cloud-connected camera for in-home deliveries can be disabled and frozen from a program run from any computer within Wi-Fi range.
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This is a laptop where RGB backlighting for the whole keyboard isn't enough; Asus also includes an RGB light strip on the bottom lip and a light-up Republic of Gamers logo on the lid (both of which can be turned off).
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The Bluetooth feature will also drain the battery because it requires Airplane mode to be turned off so your Kindle can connect to headphones or the speaker, so if you're listening to audiobooks with your Kindle, you'll have to charge it more often.
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As one adviser put it, Mr. Obama was broadly popular enough that he could campaign in vote-rich Cleveland without the Clinton campaign worrying too much that voters in Parma, a suburb, would be turned off by regional news coverage of him.
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But while Mr. Sanders was criticized for the cost of his plans, Ms. Warren for how many people would be turned off by hers and Mr. Buttigieg for the scope of his ambitions, Mr. Biden went long stretches on Tuesday receiving scant attention.
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"She would get off the air, the camera would be turned off, the microphone would be taken off, and she would say 'Blech, I need to take a shower,' because she disliked her candidate so much," Ms. Brzezinski said of Ms. Conway.
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Politically, such a calamitous Black History Month should have presented a wide open door for Republicans to make their case to African-Americans, along with other minority voters, including those who may be turned off by recent charges of anti-Semitism among Democrats.
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Prosecutors also noted that any conversations Guyger might have had with other officers in the immediate aftermath of the shooting as she sat in a police cruiser were not recorded because a police union official ordered that the car's dashboard camera be turned off.
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"It is no secret that a significant portion of the investor base is very sensitive to concentration of more power in Erdogan's hands, and they will be turned off by strengthening of Erdogan's position following the coup attempt," Finansbank Chief Economist Inan Demir said.
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LONDON, July 13 (Reuters) - A British judge deciding whether a critically-ill baby should be given experimental treatment in the United States said on Thursday he would reverse a ruling that the child's life support should be turned off if new evidence justified doing so.
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"Tech stocks have taken a beating in the past few months, and every time there is a stock market correction, people start to wonder if the spigot of capital that has fueled so much Bay Area growth is about to be turned off," Palmer said.
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The move echoes a similar warning from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency earlier this month to regional airlines about the MacBook models, saying they should follow 2017 rules mandating devices with recalled lithium-ion batteries to be turned off and not used during flights.
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Charlie suffers from a form of mitochondrial disease, a rare genetic condition causing progressive muscle weakness and brain damage, and London's world-renowned Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (GOSH) says he has no quality of life so his life support should be turned off.
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Because of a decision years ago to stretch the island&aposs main transmission lines through a narrow path across the rugged mountains, one of the transmission lines must be turned off so its powerful current doesn&apost energize equipment and workers laboring a few feet away.
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The Human Utility: Detroit Water Project Backed by Y Combinator, TeeSpring and the Shuttleworth Foundation, The Human Utility is helping low-income families get help paying for their water bills so their taps won't be turned off by utilities leaving them thirsty in their own homes. 123.
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In April, the National Crime Agency in the U.K. warned that Fortnite was potentially exposing children to child sex offenders through the game's chat feature, according to The Telegraph, which connects strangers who are playing at the same time to one another, and can't be turned off.
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TechCrunch's Josh Constine using Snapchat's senior citizen face filter TechCrunch's Josh Constine using Snapchat's senior citizen face filter Before: Snapchat has viewed itself as a cool app for teens that could be turned off if adults signed up, even though this excludes a massive potential audience.
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Comfy is also exploring ways it could use indoor positioning in its app, so a worker's temperature and lighting preferences could automatically follow and be set for him or her wherever they go around the office in a day, or be turned off when they leave.
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In April, the National Crime Agency in the U.K. warned that Fortnite was potentially exposing children to child sex offenders through the game's chat feature, according to The Telegraph, which connects strangers who are playing at the same time to one another, and can't be turned off.
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Given that more aggressive partisans aren't likely to support Biden in the first place, he's probably strategically better off consolidating his support among milder primary voters and potential financial backers, who could be turned off by a different rhetorical approach, as other centrists step into the mix.
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Jones supporters say Sunday's push is indicative of the attention the Democrat has given to turning out the key parts of his base, which includes minority voters as well as moderates who may be turned off by the controversial Moore, who has faced allegations of sexual misconduct.
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While single-layer graphene lacks an electronic bandgap (and thus the ability to be turned "off") and won't work so well within a transistor itself (which is essentially an off/on switch), it may be practical to employ it in wiring and interconnections within next-generation devices.
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Noah Oppenheim, who became president of NBC News in 2017, said that when news channels aired footage of Mr. Trump's early campaign rallies, which featured his anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim remarks, some producers based in New York and Washington figured voters would be turned off.
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In theory, MicroLED should deliver perfect blacks (all of the microscopic LEDs can be turned off individually), best-in-class brightness, and an incredibly wide HDR color palette — without burn-in and hopefully with a significantly longer lifespan than OLED panels, since there's no natural degradation to worry about.
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They believe voters will be turned off by calls for Trump's impeachment and cries of "treason" after the Putin meeting, as well the push among some liberals to abolish the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency and efforts by Democratic leaders to block Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh.
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Clinton's camp has plenty to worry about, especially when it comes to enthusiasm: Black voter turnout is down and it's possible that the suburban, Republican-leaning voters Clinton has targeted for the last four months may be turned off by the latest twist in the never-ending email saga.
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It's unclear if Adam Sandler tried to make a film that introduces his usual fratboy audience to his Jewish heritage, or if he wanted to make a film for people who appreciate the meaning of Hanukkah but who would likely be turned off by so many poop jokes.
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The reality is that when a big IPO is restricted to just 200 million shares for the public and they force the stock to be hot by making institutional buyers pledge not to sell it, some people will be turned off by the IPO process because it doesn't value stocks correctly.
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Both Kaulius and representatives from iSatori, a nutrition company that built its product lines around charismatic YouTube fitness celebrity C.T. Fletcher, acknowledged that they were employing clean, professional-looking packaging to reach consumers who might be turned off by old-school, hyper-macho products like "Animal Stak" (tagline: "unleash the beast").
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With iOS 12.1, Apple has brought its controversial "performance management feature" (aka, throttling) to the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and iPhone X. This functionality dynamically throttles the phone's processor as its battery degrades over time to stop the handset from randomly shutting down — it can be turned off if desired.
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While Nikkie also originally stated on Twitter that "ads would be turned off" so that she wouldn't profit from these tutorials, the description on the YouTube video page was later changed to say that all ad revenue would be donated, along with a link to the official Orlando GoFundMe campaign.
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And like the P20 Pro, the "horns" to the left and right of the notch, or "second screen" as LG calls it — they think of it as the evolution of the second screen it began designing into its phones with the V10 in 28 — can be turned off within the settings.
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That may suggest why, even with Trump's newfound willingness to make deals with Democrats and controversial comments weighing him down, many in the GOP are still treading lightly when it comes to criticizing the president — while still keeping enough distance to appeal to moderates who may be turned off by him.
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In particular, Democrats sense an opening in the race for the Nassau County seat being vacated by Mr. Martins, as well as other seats on Long Island and in the Hudson Valley, where there are plenty of the moderate suburban voters most likely to be turned off by Mr. Trump.
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"It's too bad that it is such a large area to be turned off," said Matthew Gallagher, a resident of Vacaville, a rural town 60 miles (100 km) northeast of San Francisco where everything from the local Walmart retail outlet to gasoline service stations were closed for lack of power.
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Developed in the mid-2000s in the foothills near Turin, Italy, the Arduino became one of the first microcontrollers truly accessible to the masses, enabling even rank beginners to hack together Twitter-controlled coffee pots and alarm clocks that can only be turned off by hitting a target with a Nerf gun.
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And while the disengagements might be few and far between, Dolgov also says that each one is crucial in terms of providing valuable learning for the system, with a rigorous process of building similar scenarios from which the learning software can benefit for each time the software has to be turned off.
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"While it is true that voters whose names are not on their precinct&aposs voter roll can and must obtain that provisional ballot to cast their vote, it is an inevitability that many will have seen their names not on the voter roll and be turned off from voting entirely," Gonzalez said.
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They're probably worried that the swing voters they are counting on to return them to the House or Senate will be turned off by a candidate at the top of the ticket who disparages women, mocks disabled people and pokes fun at prisoners of war for getting captured in the first place.
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This setting, which adds additional frames to a video to make it seem like the characters are moving around as quickly as they do in an old soap opera, is enabled on most TVs by default and should be turned off on most TVs as soon as the set is out of the box.
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The California Department of Motor Vehicles just published Waymo's most recent disengagement report, which tracks al the times that a self-driving software system must be turned off in a test cars – and most of these aren't even accidents or fender benders, but might actually entail a momentary pause to adjust something in software or quickly zap a bug.
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Here's a sample shot shared by Apple: With Deep Fusion, the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro cameras will have three modes of operation that automatically kick in based on light levels and the lens you're using: Unlike Night mode, which has an indicator on-screen and can be turned off, Deep Fusion is totally invisible to the user.
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"These police departments are enhancing surveillance of innocent people throughout their cities with no accountability for how the footage is used, when the cameras must be turned off or on, if they're videotaping victims during incredibly personal and sensitive moments, or what, if any, consequences there would be for officers using their cameras inappropriately," according to the report.
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In this way, Respawn's ranked mode feels like it could engage huge scores of casual players that would normally be turned off from a highly competitive playlist like this, while also giving clear avenues for improvement to the players that in other games might just languish in the lower tiers without knowing how to get better.
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During the initial weeks of the general election campaign, Mr. Obama is likely to focus on suburban communities in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Pennsylvania where the strategists believe that the president will be well received, especially among voters who are not strongly aligned with a party, or who may be turned off by Mr. Trump's more bellicose rhetoric.
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"This is a woman, by the way, who came on our show during the campaign and would shill for Trump in extensive fashion and then she would get off the air, the camera would be turned off, the microphone would be taken off and she would say 'bleeech, I need to take a shower' because she disliked her candidate so much," Brzezinski said.
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"This is a woman, by the way, who came on our show during the campaign and would shill for Trump in extensive fashion, and then she would get off the air, the camera would be turned off, the microphone would be taken off and she would say 'bleeech I need to take a shower,' because she disliked her candidate so much," Brzezinski said.
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After weeks of investigating cases of Galaxy Note223 phones catching on fire, destroying people's cars, and even injuring people, Samsung and the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued an official recall for 22016 million of the phones sold in the U.S. As per the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), affected Note22 phones with defective batteries must be turned off and can't be used during flights.
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"We must punish them in the most severe form — that is, expulsion from the stadiums," Mr. De Siervo told reporters at a news conference hastily convened after an Italian newspaper leaked audio from a meeting in September at which he said he had asked for microphones pointed at booing fans in stadiums to be turned off so that they wouldn't be heard on television.
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Interviews with 16 current and former administration officials, immigration experts, and close White House advisers reveal a potentially thorny political quandary for the president: how to balance promises to his base, which favors a tough approach to border security, with efforts to appeal to moderate, independent, and suburban voters who may be turned off by visual images of immigrant parents separated from their kids.
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Instead of investing for production that won't come onstream for three to five years, as in the case of deepwater or Arctic sources, production in places like the Permian Basin of West Texas has become more like a manufacturing process that can be turned off or ratcheted up in a matter of weeks, depending on oil prices and the cost of production at a given site.
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As of mid-December, the city's dams were at about 33 percent capacity, according to the mayor's office, and what officials have dubbed "Day Zero" is looming: that's the date the dams will drop below 13.5 percent, taps will be turned off, and residents will have to line up at 33 checkpoints across the city to collect daily water allotments, with police and military deployed to monitor the situation.
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An advertiser will aim to showcase one experience that's accessible to everyone and alienates no one: The married couple hoping to get pregnant because "that's been a lifelong dream and everything is going well for them" might be turned off by an ad that offers a more negative depiction of the pregnancy discovery process, O'Barr says, but someone who might be facing an unwanted pregnancy knows to read herself into the more cheerful ad.
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"Everyone at Great Ormond Street Hospital sends their heartfelt condolences to Charlie's parents and loved-ones at this very sad time," said a spokeswoman for the hospital, where Charlie had been receiving treatment After a harrowing legal battle that prompted a global debate over who has the moral right to decide the fate of a sick child, a judge on Thursday ordered that Charlie be moved to a hospice where the ventilator that keeps him alive would be turned off.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has offered a full-throated endorsement of Scott while the governor has refrained from making the president a central part of his campaign, wary of alienating Latino voters who may be turned off by Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer emerges from "among" the bushes to talk with reporters and insists that the cameras and lights be turned off on May 9, 2017 (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)The Washington Post reported on the bizarre scene where Spicer was trying to avoid speaking to the press on Tuesday night:After Spicer spent several minutes hidden in the bushes behind these sets, Janet Montesi, an executive assistant in the press office, emerged and told reporters that Spicer would answer some questions, as long as he was not filmed doing so.
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway is secretly disgusted by President Trump and spoke harshly of him off-camera during the campaign, "Morning Joe" hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough said Monday "This is a woman, by the way, who came on our show during the campaign and would shill for Trump in extensive fashion and then she would get off the air, the camera would be turned off, the microphone would be taken off and she would say 'bleeech I need to take a shower,' because she disliked her candidate so much," Brzezinski said.
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"With Instagram, you can have a separate part of your profile dedicated to food journaling, and you don't have to be worried that your family member or neighbor who just wants to see pictures of your dogs or vacations will be turned off," said Christina Chung, a doctoral student at the University of Washington and lead author of a study that analyzed women who consistently use Instagram to record and share what they eat, in order to learn about the benefits and challenges of using the platform to achieve one's health goals.
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