There will also be vehicles within the Black Out mode.
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I wore black out of habit; many others did too.
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Seemed clever to black out cameras with a firmware update.
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I didn't vomit or black out or even embarrass myself.
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Before it does, however, a Cartaxus black-out agent rolls up.
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I've seen him go in the booth and just black out.
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I black out and wake up three to eight hours later.
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The contract guarantees each employee four "black-out" days per month.
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I kind of black out, and then there's humongous bags packed!
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Relinquishing the ability to black out channels is a large concession.
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A few people could probably black out most of the country.
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It was pitch-black out there, no station to be seen.
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The media was told to completely black out the Pashtun movement.
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That would suggest that Kavanaugh did, in fact, black out from drinking.
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Another error would black out channels that subscribers were supposed to receive.
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Read This Next: How Dangerous is it to Black Out From Alcohol?
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She's the only person I would trust to strip the black out.
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At least one of the judges admitted to being black-out drunk.
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Read This Next: How Dangerous Is it to Black Out from Alcohol?
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Here it means to black out words in a document, or REDACT.
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Suddenly, I wished I had drunk more — enough to black out, perhaps.
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You know, people can black out and you don't remember what happened.
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"Flyliner from Fenty Beauty is the best black out there," he says.
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Read This Next: How Dangerous Is it to Black Out From Alcohol?
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How long can a person hang upside down for before they black out?
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The woman in the Everlane trench coat did not black out this weekend.
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The companies offered not to black out programming during arbitration for seven years.
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If not, Disney is set to black out Altice customers' access to ESPN.
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Good mezcal isn't the Jose Cuervo that made you black out in college.
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" Baldwin: "We're going to black out everything except the words 'no' and 'collusion.
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"Baldwin: "We're going to black out everything except the words 'no' and 'collusion.
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Getting black out might not be uncommon in college, but it's definitely high-risk.
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The companies further offered not to black out programming during arbitration for seven years.
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It ran back in for a black out (on the edge of the plate).
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I could not ascertain who decided what to black out in Judge Coughenour's opinion.
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"It's one of those swings where you kind of just black out," Pinder said.
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Normally it's rule number one, there's a black-out, all the alarms are off, loot.
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"I came from a black out," she told the Miami Herald from her hospital bed.
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I get ready for bed, silence all my electronics, and close my black out curtains.
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Essentially, StarTimes has the power to black out some countries' TV networks, if it wants.
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The black-out shades come in five sizes; the KADRILJ is darker than the FURTUR.
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You assume that if you black out, someone will make sure you get back home.
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The first category that Mr. Barr planned to black out is secret grand jury information.
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Their dazzling murmurations — exquisitely synchronized midair swirls of their gigantic flocks — can black out skies.
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So we'd just drink Carlos Rossi and take Klonopin and black out for days at time.
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Throughout the entire experience one moment stands out the most, the black out before my soliloquy.
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"We're going to black out everything except for the words, 'no' and 'collusion,'" Baldwin's Trump finished.
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I drank until blackout to forget why I wanted to black out in the first place.
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The 15-minute short, Blade Runner Black Out 2022, can be watched in its entirety on Crunchyroll.
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He initiated sexual contact, and she consented, but then the drugs and alcohol made her black out.
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Click here to view original GIFSatellite pics show Puerto Rico both before and after the black out.
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Dudley has said he never saw him black out from drinking - supporting Kavanaugh's testimony on that matter.
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Baseball players who have been hit describe pain so intense that it caused them to black out.
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The combination of extreme heat and alcohol consumption likely caused her to black out, the source says.
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Then I'd black out and eat the whole bag of chips and say, 'What did I do?
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"We're going to black out everything except for the words 'no' and 'collusion,'" Baldwin as Trump added.
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Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now continues at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery through March 10, 2019.
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You came to see the phone in all of its black-out glory — and how glorious it is:
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Drink too much and you might black out — though that might land you in unexpected situations as well.
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"I loved the twist in this one, that your main character is a black-out drunk," she said.
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Pull access to (or "black out") its networks from other cable and satellite providers, a common negotiating tactic.
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So the mentality behind the decision to black out boils down to the simple question of why not?
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After eight days at large, he would "black out and fall over" when he tried to stand up.
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When that did not work, she took enough pills to black out and woke up in a hospital.
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He wears a "black-out" mask to simulate the zero visibility the will encounter in the rivers and lakes.
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For them, having gone long, lonely months without likes or reblogs from Swift, the black-out was the message.
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Lou wakes up after a black-out night of hard-partying to figure out she's pregnant with, well, something.
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Black Out 2022 is the third of three prequel shorts that connect the original film with its upcoming sequel.
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" Olympios says she was taking a medication that reacted negatively with her alcohol consumption, prompting a "severe black-out.
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It also notes that some editing tools may appear to "black out" text even though it's actually still visible.
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Not every minor league team is available, and a few teams black out home games like the big leagues.
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When researchers disclose their datasets, they don't black out personal health information; instead, they group the results, Thorne says.
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It is true that under Justice Department guidelines, Mueller should remain in a black-out status through the election.
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Stick-and-poke continues to be on the rise, and black-out designs are on the up-and-up.
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Although there will not be a complete black out, it is an inconveniency piece that will be an experience.
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The chrome band around the black-out grille also stuck me as being ... just the right amount of shine.
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Instead, Mr. Barr made the report public only weeks later, after a fuller review to black out sensitive material.
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I regularly had panic attacks and flashbacks so intense that I would black out, barely remembering what preceded them.
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I was amazed at the way New Yorkers came together during the black-out [the power failure of August 903].
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A black out occurred, stripping engineers of control over temperatures inside the facility's reactors — three of which ultimately melted down.
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"I would black out from a lack of oxygen to the brain — that happened all of last year," Chavez said.
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Eleven percent said they tried a new drug, and another 11 percent said they were more likely to black out.
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He allegedly put the student in a hold that caused the student to black out, according to an NBC report.
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I black out and somehow end up walking out with birthday cake truffles and a blueberries and cream cookie. Whoops.
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Black Out 2022 remains faithful to the world of Blade Runner, with a distinctive, futuristic soundtrack provided by Flying Lotus.
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"I began to notice that I would stare off into space and black out for seconds or minutes," she said.
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Her heart would race rapidly, she felt dizzy when she stood up, and sometimes she would faint and black out.
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After a certain point, I, as a coping mechanism, began to black out, and I became very detached from reality.
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The second woman said she, her friend and Landrum had consensual sex but she began to black out, documents said.
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One result was "In a Black Out," the album's standout ballad, which inhabits a twilight shimmer of fingerpicked acoustic guitar.
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There's even a 7-year-old who will black out your screen and keys with a sharpie for good measure.
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If you really forget everything, if you're really successful at suppressing the pain, you can black out, which is bad.
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The whole thing was oddly soothing, if fairly awkward — a big, foam black-out mask with headphones embedded on either side.
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Correction, January 7th, 3:45PM ET: Ring's features that digitally black out certain areas and switch off audio recordings are new.
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An instructor with the American Women's Voluntary Services demonstrates how to black out windows for defense against air raids on Dec.
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And that's meant strong growth for a London-based company that's pioneered a new technology to black out the priciest timepieces.
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" According to Branch, the Orange County District Attorneys office told her that "unconsciousness is rape, black out drunk is not rape.
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He digs deep on everything from his scandalous romantic past to an apparent need to black out as soon as possible.
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" Instead, users told Vedas to "eat more" and said they wanted to see if he would "survive or just black out.
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There's countless ways to redact or black out text, depending on what software or what operating system you like to use.
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This also has to be one of the best moments of listening to Wayne just black out on a track, right?
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As spotted by Kotaku, the short is named Blade Runner Black Out 2022, and takes place three years after the original film.
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It turns out, the government argued that AT&T and Comcast would collude to… black out their networks from rival streaming services.
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If there are disputes about what a court-appointed special master should black out, the report will go out the following week.
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"Blade Runner was definitely the movie that influenced me most as a director," he says in a teaser for Black Out 2022.
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Bono had posted a photograph on Twitter of herself using a pen to black out the Nike swoosh on her golf shoes.
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The photographer's choice to black out the backgrounds behind her subjects with a strong flash speaks to her awareness of this universality.
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People who black out often report experiencing dangerous, traumatic incidents—everything from getting into fights to being the victims of sexual assault.
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They're tasteless and odorless, making them nearly impossible to detect and can make people drowsy or even cause them to black out.
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Mueller's team is helping Barr black out grand jury material and sensitive information about "peripheral players...who shouldn't be charged," Barr said.
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Department lawyers will black out secret grand jury testimony, classified information, material related to continuing investigations and other delicate information before then.
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North Korea also reportedly spent the weekend preparing for a war, conducting evacuation and black out drills across the country, NK News reported.
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While, in July, several local language versions of the Wikipedia encyclopaedia voted to temporarily black out their content to protest the copyright proposals.
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But they don't know why some people will never black out at all, although Fromme is currently researching whether genetics play a role.
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His plans to black out sensitive information in the report have drawn complaints, particularly from Democrats who have demanded the document's full text.
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But their open-book demands stand at odds with the Justice Department's desire to black out sensitive areas throughout Mueller's 400-page submission.
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Even a single warhead successfully delivered against allies overseas or against the United States could black out an entire nation and kill millions.
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A proposed change would limit this exception by establishing a black-out period and reducing the maximum allowable additional distribution from 5003% to 0.25%.
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An economy as large as California's, when you black out a significant fraction of the state, there are going to be large economic impacts.
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Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson was recently diagnosed with the same condition, and said that his mood swings caused him to black out.
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The company provided foundational research on the malware known as Crash Override or Industroyer that was used to briefly black out Kiev in 2016.
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Shoppers in Jeddah report that the religious police are back, demanding that department stores black out any glimpse of unveiled women on their packaging.
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As the pilot attempts a roll, his body is subjected to about eight times the normal force of gravity, causing him to black out.
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These historical objects represent the more fascinating half of Black Out, which also features works by four contemporary female artists in four separate galleries.
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The audience was mostly white, and, unsurprisingly, that sense of community didn't have quite the same power as it did during the Black Out.
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The court ruling returns the black-out period to 14 days, pending further court deliberations that will take place at an unspecified future date.
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Underlying this pattern are weak or nonexistent checks and balances on government power that enable authorities to black out communications in the first place.
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And when you get out of your mind, when you get to that point when you black out, you don't give a s— about anything.
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"I would black out back then for long periods of time and wake up with these songs written and recorded on tape players," he says.
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New single "In a Black Out" is delicate folk, and it really starts to soar when Rostam tosses in a spectral choir about halfway through.
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It seemed clearly preferable to black out for one minute, as opposed to, say, ten minutes or an hour, and I felt reassured, almost amused.
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Drinking to black out has very little to do with the pressures of college and much to do with the pressures of society at large.
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Plus, the high g-forces could cause people to black out as blood moves away from their heads and towards the rest of their bodies.
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It went pretty fast... Right after the shoot, Dan went on a friendly black-out rampage, chasing us down the hall of the practice space.
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All students were reminded to circle words that spoke to them about Poe, and were told to black out the words that they considered irrelevant.
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To that effect, we are orchestrating the following acts of protest:Sick Out / Black Out Tuesday: On 8/6/2019, do not show up to work.
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" They wrote of sexual encounters with underage girls and suggested getting group tank tops that read, "We don't drink during the day, we BLACK OUT.
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AT&T has also made a commitment to not black out any TV channels in any future fee disputes, removing its most powerful bartering tool.
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In August, India revoked Jammu and Kashmir's semi-autonomous status and imposed an almost-complete communications black-out for more than two-and-a-half months.
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If you're sending account statements or tax returns, black out such personal information, said Matt Rodgers, head of product for E8 Security, a cybersecurity analytics firm.
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The company does not outright confirm the work's authenticity, but does black out the bottom right corner of the photo (where the edition number would be).
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Black out your windows, crank up the AC, and wait until the leaves start to change—summer is here and it's probably going to kill you.
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They have expressed concern that Barr, appointed by Trump after the president fired former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, could black out material to protect the president.
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The Justice Department had planned to black out the material but notified Mr. Steele on the eve of the report's release that they would include it.
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On her Instagram Story, she explained her decision to help others tell their stories, and why she decided to black out any names mentioned in each post.
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I'll go four to six days in a row where I black out all the walls and windows and lay in bed unable to move or eat.
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In the aftermath of an election that selected Donald Trump as President-elect of the United States, people on Twitter have staged a "black out" in protest.
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My friend Susan, who was clean and sober for four years, is now a black-out drunk with a three-year-old, in and out of rehab.
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The suspect would also allegedly tamper with surveillance videos, occasionally ripping tapes from their recording devices or finding a way to black out the screens, police said.
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The communities in the path of wildfires can be shut down in an orderly fashion, without the need to black out giant swathes of territory around them.
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The final poll by the Median agency before a black-out starting on Tuesday showed eight parties winning seats, including a strengthening far-right, anti-EU formation.
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Khafra arrived at the work site wearing black-out glasses to prevent him from knowing its location; throughout the construction, he believed the house was in Virginia.
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No. Barr will redact, or black-out, some portions of the report in order to comply with a handful of federal laws and internal Justice Department guidelines.
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Then her account shifted, as she said she may have consumed enough alcohol to black out and couldn't recall the exact time she'd last seen her daughter.
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With one click of a mouse, could an enemy of the United States black out major parts of the country or shut down the nation's electronic communications?
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It doesn't help that I found collision detection to be pretty buggy, nor that the game often caused my headset to black out despite otherwise running smoothly.
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The short, titled Blade Runner Black Out 2022, arrives just before Denis Villeneuve's main film, starring Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford, enjoys its global release on Oct.
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"Youarenowhere" began with a lighting idea, a black frame rigged with LED lights that could black out a performer's face while illuminating the rest of the body.
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As critics pledged to boycott Nike products, Ms. Bono shared a photo of herself using a marker to black out the Nike logo on her golf cleats.
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But, in the second poem, instead of an advancing narrative we get a stuck needle: A confession begins when I walked Black out of that parking lot.
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That evening, another Stone defense attorney Bruce Rogow emailed others on the legal team suggesting they ask the publisher to black out some pages of the book.
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People looking into Bono's background quickly found a tweet from last month that showed her using a Sharpie to black out the Nike swoosh on her shoes.
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He's celebrating this late period success with his darkest, most considered album to date: Black, out May 27, a 13-song cycle about hookups, breakups, makeups, and fuckups.
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" Dan Murphy, who lived with Kavanaugh during their time at Yale, said he "never saw Brett black out or not be able to remember the prior eventing's events.
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Soon enough, Grace began to black out while looking at the sky, which to her seemed as if it were being singed away to an empty, cold blackness.
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To make sure all are surprised by the end result, "clients," as Polizzi and Tortorella refer to their contestants, wear black-out goggles that completely cover their eyes.
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Six songs were outtakes from the animated film Blade Runner Black Out 2022, while "Choo Choo" was an outtake from the score for Stephen Soderbergh's new flick Perfect.
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It offered an arbitration agreement to small pay TV companies and promised not to black out Turner channels if conflicts arose over pricing Turner content for seven years.
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That's more than six times the legal limit for driving and about two and a half times the amount of alcohol that can cause someone to black out.
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We don't know what we aren't seeing, of course, but we didn't see an obvious effort to black out material that was damaging or embarrassing to the president.
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That's up to Attorney General William Barr, above, who has been reviewing the 26-page report to decide what to make publicly available, and what to black out.
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Soldiers with families in the area say that when the bot is fully deleted, and the process is complete, the whole city blinks in one massive black out.
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Meanwhile, boosted by safe-haven buying, gold miner Regis Resources Ltd was the only stock to trade in the black out of the 200 stocks in the Australian benchmark.
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I go into a panic attack — epilepsy, you know I have grand mal, all kinds of seizures the doctors and stuff can tell you all this — I black out.
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According to her, even if ACS pressures search engines to black out search results, it won't matter: only 25 percent of Sci-Hub referrals come via search engines anyway.
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Time is ticking down to decide what information to black out in a forthcoming grand jury report investigating child sexual abuse in six of Pennsylvania&aposs Roman Catholic dioceses.
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A judge's order from last month, cited by Reforma, was redacted to black out the total amount owed, but showed that taxes in those years were only partially paid.
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When most people black out at work—say, forklift operators, or student aircraft designers—they endanger lives in the worst of cases, and at best they just embarrass themselves.
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Maybe you'll grab a "setup," sip whiskey and learn to juggle, or black out on rum and Cokes and wake up wearing loads of beads in the French Quarter.
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I don't think most players actively want to hurt a guy that way, but when the testosterone gets flowing they sort of black out for tiny moments of time.
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If you really hate the full-bleed look, you can opt to "black out" the sides next to the notch so all of your apps just fill out below it.
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Specifically when Joyce turns the key to destroy the machine, there's a long six-second black out before it cuts back and we see the hazmat suit guys get vaporized.
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That means you'll lose even more space in addition to the larger-than-normal area on top that you're choosing to black out to hide the larger-than-normal notch.
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According to U.S. intelligence rules, when the NSA intercepts messages in which one or more participants are U.S. citizens or residents, the agency is supposed to black out American names.
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And those who report blacking out show differences in their brain activity while performing memory tasks compared to those who don't black out when given the same amount of alcohol.
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I came out of a black out days later, and for the first time in my life I didn't have that Ace bandage of anxiety and tension around my chest.
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This would allow for a "black out" period in which the commission is given 90-days organize accordingly, and introduce the very likely risk of surpassing the April 23rd booking.
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However, Univision continues to black out their other channels — UniMas, Galavision, Univision Deportes, Bandamax, FOROtv, De Pelicula, De Pelicula Classico, Ritmoson, Telehit and tlnovelas — while negotiations between our companies continue.
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Black Out 2022 is set three years after the events of Blade Runner in the same myopic Los Angeles metropolis Detective Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) patrolled, with one key difference.
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Sigrid McCawley, a lawyer for Giuffre, had originally proposed a light redaction process that would only black out Social Security numbers, the names of underage victims and sensitive medical information.
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Dej Loaf preaches the virtue of family, and Kodak Black — out of jail but still facing a criminal sexual conduct charge in South Carolina — humbly offers thanks for his talents.
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Owning a lot of stations gives owners more negotiating power because they can threaten to black out popular stations, such as NBC, CBS, ABC and Fox, to large swaths of people.
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Under current procedures, NSA analysts are supposed to scrub or black out certain personal information, particularly related to American citizens or residents, before handing any communications data over to other agencies.
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This sets it 17 years before Blade Runner 2049, and 10 years after Blade Runner: Black Out 2022, the 15-minute prequel anime episode to Blade Runner 2049 that Watanabe directed.
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After all, pay-TV providers have never had the stomach to black out ESPN, Disney's most valuable cable channel and by far the most expensive network in the pay-TV bundle.
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" That being said, she maintained she always knew her "limit" when it came to drinking: "I never took it too far where I would like, black out or anything like that.
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But ask the cybersecurity community, and they'll tell you the easiest way to hack the election is a simpler, two-pronged attack: Black out sources of real information and spread disinformation.
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Watch the VICE News documentary Guantanamo: Black Out Bay Moving on from prisoners, Senator Mike Rounds (R-SD) also scored a few points on the size of ground forces in Iraq.
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But his lawyers appeared to have made a mistake, failing to black out a footnote containing links to a news article and a Wikipedia page about one Paul Calder Le Roux.
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Rose's lawyer used her string of text messages as a timeline to question the woman's story and whether she had even drank enough to black out hours after leaving Rose's home.
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Mr. Barr will release the report after department lawyers black out secret grand jury testimony, classified information, material related to continuing investigations and other delicate information, said the spokeswoman, Kerri Kupec.
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In return he was beaten and given long spells in solitary confinement, in which his jailers would even black out the windows to prevent him from seeing the sky or sunlight.
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Frozen prone at the lip of the hole, you'll remain visible and can still be saved long after you black out, a tactic Giesbrecht calls ''widening the window of opportunity for rescue.''
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Dubbed "Blade Runner: Black Out 2022," it focuses on an EMP detonation that leads to a global blackout five years from now and all manner of awful things, including legislation against replicants.
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When Lala accused Tom Schwartz of getting black-out drunk and making out with another girl after he married Katie, I thought, Impossible — even Idiot Tom #2 wouldn't do such a thing.
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Sprinkles Cupcakes: In celebration of the occasion, the cupcake company will sell a limited edition solar eclipse flavor (the "black out" black velvet cupcake) from Saturday, August 203th through Monday, August 21st.
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Stand-alone subscription packages offered by the NBA, NHL, NFL, and MLB all black out in-market teams, leaving local fans in the dark or to find more nefarious means of viewing.
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The White House on Monday blasted out two statements from men who attended college with Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, both of whom say they never saw Kavanaugh black out from drinking.
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Normally, when N.S.A. analysts distribute a report to other government agencies containing information gleaned from surveillance, they black out, or mask, the identities of American citizens, permanent residents and organizations like corporations.
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Black-Out (2005) is composed of outdoor scenes, often capturing a single subject: a car, a chair, a traffic cone, a basketball hoop, a pair of tire swings, an orange garbage can.
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The Dell monitor would sometimes black out the entire browser page I was trying to look at, or, even more annoyingly, it would flicker on pages with constantly refreshing content such as Chartbeat.
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Pacific Gas & Electric will decide Saturday whether to black out 850,000 homes and businesses in 36 counties for 48 hours or longer throughout the San Francisco Bay Area, wine country and Sierra foothills.
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" Co-star Jillian Bell joined in on the fun at the New York City premiere of their newest film Rough Night and said her roughest nights are the ones where "you black out.
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"This is when people tell themselves that they're not going to black out this weekend and then find they can't stick to it, especially in a really short period of time," he says.
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In a criminal complaint seen by the Washington Post, police say Daniel J. Carney, of Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, sexually assaulted the 29-year-old bridesmaid when she was black-out drunk on August 30.
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Word macros, programmable shortcuts in Microsoft Word, have been used in recent years to distribute ransomware, to launch attacks on credit card systems and even to black out the power grid of Ukraine.
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Fragile or sturdy, vulnerable or aggressive, the ice paintings sometimes seem more found than made, an effect highlighted by the black-out room in which they're displayed like centerpieces in a gem museum.
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In 2628, the George W. Bush administration decided to black out a 28503-page section starting on page 22019 of an 830-page inquiry conducted by the joint House and Senate Intelligence Committees.
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Faced with financial shortfalls, universities pushed the burden of payment back onto students, so that fees have risen steadily, locking many deserving young people — most of them black — out of higher education altogether.
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My other frustration with the monitor was that even though I could adjust the viewing angle pretty much any way I wanted, the screen would often black out at the most inopportune times.
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When the string overlaps enough times, its density starts to black out the white wall behind the loom, allowing the artist to flesh out a portrait using the negative space within the circle.
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Blamed for its lax safety practices, the utility submitted a detailed plan to regulators on the protocol it would use to pre-emptively black out parts of its service area to prevent fires.
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Just as portrayed in the film, at that altitude there is not enough atmosphere to provide friction, and when falling, you can go into an uncontrolled spin that can make you black out.
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" What you were really saying was "I routinely pass up the chance to save two dozen lives with science so that I can black out and pretend that I like myself for a night.
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The NFL said Dish was the first distributor to black out its channels in its 13-year history and has set up a website that lists out television networks that still carry its channels.
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The big picture: When Bono took the position last week, Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles resurfaced a photo Bono posted of herself using a marker to black out the Nike logo on golf cleats.
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After a lovely trip with my son and his Dad, I mixed alcohol with medication, and that caused me to black out and led me to say and do things that I deeply regret.
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"In a Black Out" is the second single off "I Had a Dream That You Were Mine," the upcoming album from the new duo of Hamilton Leithauser (The Walkmen) and Rostam Batmanglij (Vampire Weekend).
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Biel's husband Justin Timberlake walked the red carpet with his wife and also opted to participate in the red carpet black out, wearing an all black Dior Homme suit with the Time's Up pin.
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Word macros, programmable shortcuts in Microsoft Word, have been used in recent years to distribute ransomware, to launch attacks on credit card systems and even to black out the power grid of the Ukraine.
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Twitter's arguably clumsy handling of this situation is similar to how many technology companies have scrambled to comply with data regulations—in some cases, companies have opted to black out service for entire regions.
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AT&T proposed that for seven years it would submit to third-party arbitration any disagreement with distributors over the pricing for Time Warner's networks and promise not to black out programming during arbitration.
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Mr. Barr also told a Senate Appropriations subcommittee that while he intends to black out derogatory information about "peripheral third parties," he would not take out criticisms of public office holders, including President Trump.
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" As for Black Out cinema screenings, Jordan Peele and Universal Pictures held a series of #UsFirst screenings earlier this year for black media professionals and influencers to view Mr. Peele's second horror movie, "Us.
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Though Mr. Horowitz's office operates independently, the attorney general and other senior law enforcement officials routinely review its reports to black out sensitive details like information that is classified or involves a continuing investigation.
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Similarly, in Benhelima's Black-Out series, the focus seems to be less on what is depicted (he never discloses location, for instance), more on the hazy process of searching or feeling for a moment.
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So, theoretically, without high-g suits, the human passengers aboard the Millennium Falcon would black out when the ship took high-g turns, even without traveling as fast as Han Solo has bragged it can.
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The Apple TV remote now has an iPhone app as well (thank god) and a dark theme, meaning Apple TV's UI won't blind you needlessly as you binge-watch Netflix in your black-out bedroom.
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As 9to5Google points out, there's already the ability to black out the notch in the existing Android Pie build hidden in the development menu, which may be what the original Google tweet was referring to.
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AT&T sought to assuage critics by offering to submit to third-party arbitration any disagreement with distributors over the pricing for Time Warner's networks and to promise not to black out programing during arbitration.
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Varga says the stroke doesn't come as a surprise ... he says Meszaros suffered one several years ago and would occasionally black out, often ending up in places without any idea of how he got there.
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But even beyond that concern, he argues that callously treating civilians as the collateral damage of a cyberattack that could black out homes, schools, and hospitals is an unnecessary and immoral step for American hackers.
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Murray argued that the mere threat Time Warner could black out its programming for a provider will allow it to charge more for its content, even if the likelihood of such a blackout is slim.
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On the wall to the right, where a large window looked out onto Market Street below, the wallpaper was patterned in a geometric print wholly different from the design on its black-out window shade.
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Civilian doctors struggle to accurately assess brain injuries, and still rely on a process that grades the severity of a head injury in part by asking patients a series of questions: Did they black out?
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The bottom line: If the protests are widespread or visible, it could force Chinese censors to black out games — which could cause issues for the NBA's streaming deal with Tencent, reportedly worth billions of dollars.
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In September, "Slave Play," a Broadway show, hosted a "Black Out" performance — as labeled by the show's playwright, Jeremy O. Harris — reserving all 804 seats in the theater for black students, artists, journalists and performers.
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The material is the very sexy Vantablack, known as the blackest black out there — much blacker than a panther swimming in a tarpit, the Ayam Cemami, or your wardrobe during your middle school goth phase.
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"They seem much more resistant than a blank, white page," said M. NourbeSe Philip, who chose to selectively blank out, rather than black out, the only existing record of a slave massacre for her book Zong!
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The LCD is all the more conspicuous given that the G7 apparently has an option to black out the display notch, a feature that works a lot better with OLED's ability to "turn off" individual pixels.
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Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam, "In a Black Out" Here's a project worth getting excited about: Hamilton Leithauser (formerly of The Walkmen) and Rostam Batmanglij (formerly of Vampire Weekend) are releasing an album together as Hamilton Leithauser + Rostam.
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It meant that Serbia could black out parts of its military archives and minutes of wartime meetings that could prove the extent of Serbia's role in the Bosnian war in terms of financing, supplies and forces.
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Back in August, an Uttar Pradesh magistrate directed the electricity department to black out households in the village of Gangithala, where only 19 percent of the households have toilets so far, according to the Hindustan Times.
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It is a common misconception that the Dutch of that era wore black out of puritan self-restraint — as the Rijksmuseum's curator of costume, Bianca du Mortier, explained, that could not be further from the truth.
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Pauley's decision also allows DOJ to black out the names of the special agents who signed the Cohen search warrant and other materials, as well as other identifying information like their experience or techniques and procedures.
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Having a sleep environment that feels comforting and even luxurious makes a huge difference in one's ability to fall asleep: Invest in quality sheets, weighted blankets, noise machines, mattress toppers, black out curtains, and so on.
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You'll feel lonely, and you'll black out, and you'll send desperate sexts late at night, but in the end, that's life, and that in itself is special—or at least that's how Phoebe makes it sound.
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Katz claimed that Judge had previously said, in tweets, articles, and books that are no longer public, that he "routinely engaged in tremendous drinking and really inappropriate behavior" and would at times "black out" as a teenager.
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The grip will be immediately compatible with the Hero 5 Black out of the box, but Hero 4 Black and Silver users will have to cough up an extra $29 for a harness that fits those cameras.
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Her research shows some people black out at blood alcohol content levels as low as 22013, which is below the legal limit to drive, but most start losing their memory at BAC levels of 210 and above.
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Although they were held at opposite ends of the country, Sui, Chen and Dahlin all describe similar conditions: Sparsely furnished rooms with black-out curtains on the windows and fluorescent lights kept on 24-hours a day.
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How silhouette portraits, although visually simple, have recorded stories that would otherwise likely be forgotten — or never documented — is one key concern of Black Out: Silhouettes Then and Now, an exhibition at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery.
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Less expensive than black out curtains is a sleep mask which is just as effective, has the added benefits of blocking out glows coming from within the bedroom, and does double duty as a handy BDSM prop.
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But the trail of evidence linking Wohl to the firm now includes contact numbers leading to his mom's phone and a photo of "Matthew Cohen" that appears to be... Wohl, just poorly doctored to black out his face.
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Even if a website simply advertises or links to another infringing site, or unintentionally has a few unauthorized reproductions of copyrighted works, not only could a copyright holder black out the site entirely, it would be relatively easy.
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AT&T also sought to assuage critics by offering to submit any disagreement with distributors over pricing for Time Warner's networks to third-party arbitration and to promise not to black out programming during arbitration for seven years.
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Once a drink leaves your line of sight, it's a prime opportunity for someone to slip in dangerous and unwanted additive like methanol or even other drugs like rohypnol or GHB that can cause you to black out.
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To stop burning coal, or even try to mitigate the harm, we've been told, will put thousands of hard-working Americans out of a job, skyrocket electricity costs, and black-out our lights and computers. Coal. Guns. Freedom.
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Though companies had two years to prepare for the new rules, Tronc was willing to black out their sites in Europe to avoid facing stiff penalties — which can go as high as 4% of a company's global revenue.
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Back in 2011, researchers at Washington University came to the conclusion that you don't black out because your brain cells are being destroyed, but rather because your nerve cells are weakened and can no longer store incoming information.
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But in a wide-ranging interview with Hollywood Unlocked released Thursday, Kelis claimed that their five-year marriage was riddled with "mental and physical abuse," alleging that Nas would frequently black out from drinking and then get violent.
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Mr. Barr went over the categories of information he says he must black out — like information that is subject to grand-jury secrecy rules — and said that whatever he censors in the report, he will identify the reason.
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The tracks are mostly instrumentals which didn't make it onto FlyLo's Blade Runner Black Out 2022 soundtrack, and there's also one outtake from his upcoming score for Stephen Soderberg's Perfect, which makes its debut at this year's SXSW.
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"I never saw Brett black out or not be able to remember the prior evening's events, nor did I ever see Brett act aggressive, hostile, or in a sexually aggressive manner to women," Murphy said in his statement.
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"I never saw Brett black out or not be able to remember the prior evening's events, nor did I ever see Brett act aggressive, hostile, or in a sexually aggressive manner to women" Murphy said in a statement.
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AT&T will argue it has already made a pretty big promise — to not black out any Time Warner channels in any future disputes for a period of seven years, with any disagreements subject to third-party arbitration.
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The Justice Department contended that AT&T could during negotiations threaten to "black out" Turner's channels — that is, pull them from the rivals' lineups — tempting customers to drop their current providers and switch to AT&T services like DirecTV.
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In the case of Biden, he attempted to take a sharpie to the entire war and black out his name, insisting that he had voted to invade Iraq before "immediately opposing it" because, he said, he had been misled.
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The Congressional EMP Commission has warned that an EMP from man or nature, from a nuclear attack or a solar super-storm, could black out the nation's electric grid for over a year and kill 85033 percent of Americans.
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But after arriving last March 18 at the Longmont, Colorado, home of Dynel Lane, Wilkins found herself struggling to save her unborn child's life before she was stabbed and choked, causing her to black out, the Boulder Daily Camera reports.
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After a few moments, as I gave myself time to sit and think, I suddenly and rapidly began to feel awful, as if I was falling at speed, despite being sat very still, and I thought I might black out entirely.
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Due to the sheer variety of participating hotels available and the lack of black out dates (peak holidays where free nights cannot be redeemed), this is a great option if you have a higher budget and travel a lot internationally. 5.
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And instead of simply bleeping words like "fuck" and "shit," the series makes the atypical call to black out the screen entirely for a fraction of a second, jarring you out of your complacency and forcing you to keep paying attention.
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"Despite the slightly wobbly U.S. data-flow, the primary risk to dollar volatility may continue to stem from Fed rhetoric before the black-out period ahead of the FOMC," said Emmanuel Ng, FX strategist at OCBC Bank, in a Friday note.
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In response to a loud and passionate negative reaction, Lau says that OnePlus will now offer the option to black out the sides of the screen around the notch and thereby hide it, much as Huawei has done with the P20.
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AT&T lawyer Peter Keisler cast doubt on this economic model but faced questions over an arbitration offer that AT&T made to smaller pay-TV companies, pledging that it would not black out Time Warner's Turner content for seven years.
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There's Call of Duty Black Ops 4's Black Out mode, and an upcoming battle royale entry from Battlefield V; there's the Tencent-developed Ring of Elysium; and upcoming titles from the Planetside developers and the creators of Dying Light.
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Because getting rid of Wireless festival won't magically delete systemic problems with deprivation or wanting to drink so much you black out or women being reduced to inherently sinful body parts or language wielded as a weapon against marginalised communities.
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While you may not be able to use those miles for your summer trip because of black-out dates, you can store them for a future trip and benefit from other features of the card - such as no foreign transaction fees.
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In the post, Stafford says that she was invited backstage after a Riff Raff show and was offered a "'party' shot" by the rapper and his entourage, which she claims was a "syrup" that apparently caused her to black out.
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In hopes of preventing a court fight, AT&T proposed that for seven years it would submit to third-party arbitration any disagreement with distributors over the pricing for Time Warner's networks and promise not to black out programming during arbitration.
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Kent Thomson, a lawyer for Rogers Communications, told the judge that if the request was granted, Rogers would have to black out the game in Canada because it would not be able to control what TBS showed on the original broadcast.
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GoPros are "remote sensing systems" In a second example, SpaceX had to turn off the second-stage cameras on the Falcon 9 vehicle and black out the usual webcast from space just before the deployment of 10 civilian Iridium satellites.
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For the supercompetitive, Sharpie pens were used to tally the number of drinks on your arm, establishing a ratio of drinks to the time it takes to black out — a high ratio was a source of pride among the guys.
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In most major data dumps managed by news outlets — like the Panama Papers leak and the Snowden files — journalists comb through the information first to black out any personal data that isn't newsworthy and might harm innocent individuals if published.
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Local reporters joined forces to tell this story while managing their own personal losses, overcoming the challenges of a total black out, and putting themselves in harm's way to report from the most devastated and remote parts of the Island.
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And like Caroline, he was drunk enough to black out the next morning, throwing his own ability to consent into question — although he was sober enough to drive, and unlike Caroline, he wasn't fading in and out of consciousness all night.
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Here in the states, utility-scale solar production is about 21.25 GW. It helps that the eclipse won't totally black out the sun over California and other states where the most solar energy is generated, so it won't disrupt the power grid.
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While the high winds in Northern California had died down by Friday, they were expected to pick up over the weekend, with gusts of 40 to 60 mph in many places, and PG&E warned it may black out an even larger region.
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During my last meeting with them, they asked me if they could exercise and sell some more of my stock options in order to buy some of company X. I told them I couldn't because I was in a black-out period.
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Rick Ross, who is probably not athletic enough to pull off the Milly Rock dance, spends the whole time telling people to dab for some reason, but that shouldn't obscure the fact that Ferg was basically born to black out on this beat.
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AT&T and Time Warner argued during the trial that they have no incentive to trigger a "black out" because they rely on subscriber fees and advertisements to make money, and dropping a distributor would cause their networks too much financial harm.
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"In a Black Out," the second single, is more nuanced both musically and emotionally, with a steady shimmer of fingerpicked acoustic guitar, a raft of lyrics about loss and reminiscence, and a plain-spoken drum beat that only emerges about two minutes in.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - CBS Corp said on Monday that satellite television provider Dish Network Corp could black out its programming, including holiday weekend sports events, if the companies fail to resolve a dispute over the fees Dish pays to carry its content.
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In short: Yes, Covington students did wear black paint on their bodies at sporting events, though a common defense has been that it was for school spirit — a "black out" for all supporters of one school — and not racially motivated, according to the Huffington Post.
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Haspel argued there was a risk of someone leaking the tapes to the press -- but admitted she did not know if editing the tapes to black out the faces of the CIA officials, in case of a leak or an official release, was ever considered.
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Some of the officials said U.S. government experts are puzzled by the clumsiness of the hackers who targeted Macron, noting that the major dump of Macron-related materials came shortly before the start of a two-day black-out on media coverage of the election.
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Since Mr. Mueller submitted a nearly 400-page report on his investigation two weeks ago, Mr. Barr, his aides and other law enforcement officials have been reviewing it to determine which portions to provide to lawmakers and the public — and what to black out.
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The series Roots (2008–15) is divided into two parts: "Occupancy," portraying plants growing in urban environments or that have adapted in cross-breeding, and "Memorial," showing flower arrangements in pots, which, like the objects in Black-Out, are each placed in a white nowhere.
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They don't want, as a socially conscious, family-friendly company, to cultivate or encourage the idea that Solo is the cup of choice for keg stands, black-out drunks, or underage parties,even if they do happen to be the cup of choice for those activities.
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The fact-checking website Snopes dug into it: Based on comments in the BluegrassPreps message board, the intent of the black body paint was not racial but was instead a school tradition related to "black out" games, during which fans wore black to support the team.
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The meeting of state and federal energy ministers, which still has no published agenda, was called after last week's black out that left South Australia, a major wine producer and traditional manufacturing hub, without power for nearly 24 hours after severe storms and thousands of lightning strikes.
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I also started to hear about some of the health risks the contents of these little shiny metal gas containers posed—that you could black out on them due to a lack of oxygen, or freeze your vocal cords, or feel nauseous to the point of puking.
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In the 2000s, with such noteworthy projects (not included in the exhibition) as 2001's Black Out and Mobile Homestead (2005-ongoing), a partial model of his childhood home permanently installed next to the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, he began to revisit his roots more directly.
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Prosecutors from the office of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, and other law enforcement officials are scouring the report for sensitive information to black out before releasing it, including secret grand jury testimony, classified materials and information about other continuing federal investigations, Mr. Barr wrote.
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Tonight she's going to meet up with girlfriends to go out and "probably black out" because she hasn't caught up with her West Coast friends in a while, and it's been a long week, and it's summer, and anyways why does she even need an excuse?
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"If the OAG had decided to black out the passages in the files and thus conceal D.M.'s professed mission for the NDB (intelligence agency) it would have massively impaired not only the rights of the suspects but also the search for the truth," it said in a statement.
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Some managers I spoke to take an effort to black out you know the comments that they feel like would be inappropriate in a workplace but obviously that's not how it's being used in all cases based on the interviews with some of the servers that I did.
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Omni's retail partners like Adventure 16 Outdoor & Travel Outfitters, Blazing Saddles and Sierra Surf School can choose their own prices and adjust for demand, set black-out dates, pause for vacations and sell items like normal and let Omni know to restock them so rentals don't cannibalize their sales.
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With "a tendency of being particularly less responsible, less intellectual, and more hostile when under the influence of alcohol than they are when they are sober," the Mr. Hyde is not so fun to be around and is the most likely archetype to black out or get arrested.
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"When you black out, [you've drunk] to a point that you're still able to interact with your environment — you're still having conversations — but your brain isn't able to make the memories for what's going on," explains Reagen Wetherill, PhD, who co-authored a review of the research on blackouts in April.
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A manmade or natural EMP event poses an existential threat that could black out life-sustaining critical infrastructures, damage and destroy civilian and military electronic systems across North America — or worldwide, as in the case of a solar superstorm such as the 22019 Carrington Event — and doom our electronic civilization.
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If you enter a loop on the Khalifa coaster at more than 300 kilometers per hour...Calabrese: Blood will start to move away from your head and to the rest of your body, and that means you'll start to gray out and then possibly black out, and that's not good.
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A POLICY UPDATE: DEMS WANT ACTION TO SECURE POWER GRID: Democratic senators are pushing for the Department of Energy "to conduct a thorough analysis of Russian capabilities with respect to cyberattacks on our energy infrastructure" after researchers detailed the malware used to black out part of Ukraine's power grid in December.
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For example, it's estimated that a 103-pound woman could reach a 210 BAC level by drinking eight 2000-ounce beers, 290-ounce glasses of wine, or 1.5-ounce liquor shots over a period of four hours — and research shows she'd be much more likely to black out if she chose the shots.
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Before sending the document to a public database for federal court filings, lawyers for Manafort had tried to black out the portion on polling data and other information about Manafort's interactions with Konstantin Kilimnik, a former business partner of Manafort's who Mueller has claimed in court filings has ties to Russian intelligence.
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But another good reason for that distributed model, one that I've thought of often this summer, is that even a successful attack on one person does little damage to the whole movement, in the same way that you can smash the solar panels on my roof and not black out the Eastern Seaboard.
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Another notable feature was that the app would black out the screen to allow users to record discreetly – something that could help them in the event of an emergency, an abuse scenario, or when documenting evidence of police brutality, human rights violations, or even just a news event where recording was prohibited.
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"I can't turn off what turns me on, masseduction / I hold you like a weapon, mass destruction," she sings on the title track in a way that calls to mind all the times you've had such good physical chemistry with a person it can momentarily black out all the other shit in your life.
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While not an issue for me personally, it's important to note that the curtains didn't totally black out the light from Times Square — even in the middle of the night, I felt as if I was in Blade Runner, with the pulsating lights peeking through holes in the curtain, creating a subtle moody glow.
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When it comes to buying beauty products at the drugstore, you generally know what to expect: You walk in, head to the dental-care aisle to get the toothpaste you came in for, then suddenly black out and by the time you come to you're in the checkout line with a basket full of "essentials" you probably don't need.
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If you wanted to present her with a list of classic records, you could go with the following: "Jibaro" by Elkin & Nelson, William Pitt's "City Lights", "Josephine" by Chris Rea, The Residents' "Kaw-Liga", "Black Out" by Enzo Avitabile, "Driving Away From Home" by It's Immaterial, "Ain't Nobody" by Chaka Khan, "Jesus on the Payroll" by the Thrashing Doves.
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A black square in the NE would black out a theme letter in the SW. Will asked for enough fill changes to require some major reworking, which in turn meant changing the central element STALAGMITES, replaced with BEAUX GESTES, a nice sounding bit of French and at least a close cousin to the title of a familiar classic movie.
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Last year, a report by Cambridge University and Lloyd's of London hypothesized a cyberattack that would leave 15 U.S. states — 85033 million people — in the dark from New York to Washington, D.C. That follows a warning by the National Research Council four years earlier stating that terrorists could black out this country for weeks or months.
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LONDON — American news outlets including The Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times and The Arizona Daily Star abruptly blocked access to their websites from Europe on Friday, choosing to black out readers rather than comply with a strict new data privacy law in the European Union that limits what information can be collected about people online.
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Viacom and AT&T settled a contract dispute early Monday that threatened to black out Viacom-owned cable channels like MTV, Comedy Central and Nickelodeon for AT&T's 24 million TV customers in the U.S.. The big picture: AT&T demanded lower fees, while Viacom charged the telecom giant with abusing its market power after its merger with Time Warner gave it more clout.
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The equipment included with this obscure option is somewhat up for debate because no factory images exist aside of the Plymouth shop manual, but the important stuff included a Elastomeric rear quarter-panel air scoop in front of the rear wheels, matte black lower-body trim with white and red pinstripes, rear-panel black-out (similar to the 'Cuda's) complemented with chrome trim from the Gran Coupe, and blacked-out valence front and rear.
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There, an octogenarian lifelong employee of the federal government named Ernie—who'd gone from being a nuclear technician in the Air Force to working for the Atomic Energy Commission and DOE—led us around on a bus (with windows that could black out, should something classified fly overhead) to various unclassified sites of interest: the Sedan Crater, the Teapot Apple 3003 houses, and the low-level radioactive waste disposal area—where Jimmy Hoffa was buried, the area manager joked.
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And perhaps the most sublime instance comes from Big Sean's 2010 "Lemonade" freestyle, in which he drops a string of hashtaggy endings starting at 2:30: First whip — garbo, Second whip — Largo Don't worry bout my ni**as, they're good — Marshall Bank account got me feeling well — Fargo Balling 'til I get a mill a check — Darko (I did that) I just give them line after line, after line after line, after line — barcode They looking for my work — narco 'Cause I just black out in the booth — charcoal Though hashtag rap has mostly faded as a trend, it definitely served as an example of the many ways social media language and cultural modes have bled into culture, and vice versa.
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