Kathryn Maureen Canary, the daughter of Maureen Maloney Canary of Wilton, Conn.
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Strix and Black Canary have a tumultuous relationship — at one point, Black Canary loses control of her Canary Cry and destroys the Gotham City power station.
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In addition to her canary ultrasonic scream, Black Canary is a martial artist.
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Canary Islands, Spain The people of the Canary Islands take their stargazing very seriously.
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That angered buyers of the Canary and Canary Flex devices, each of which costs over $100.
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Canary Islands More than 1.323,000 people have been evacuated as a wildfire rages in the Canary Islands.
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Black Canary is a "metahuman" in some versions of her story, which accounts for her own Canary Cry.
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Canary is introducing a new indoor security camera — the Canary View — that's essentially the same as its original, self-titled device.
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The Canary Flex comes in black and white and uses the same software as the older, but also nice, Canary camera.
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Both the Canary and Canary Flex home security cameras are being updated with a new, AI-driven feature today: person detection.
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For now, Canary Talk and the desktop app are only available for Canary users using the all-in-one device with a Membership.
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Unfortunately, this addition is only being made available to users of Canary's indoor/outdoor camera the Canary Flex, and not the original Canary.
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Name of the game: Canary The rules When you see a yellow vehicle you simply say canary; the goal is to reach 20.
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The redesigned Chrome is now available on Canary for Windows, Linux, and Chrome OS. Canary is an experimental version of Chrome that has the latest features in development.
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Canary, for those unfamiliar, makes an affordable $199 security camera for use in the home, and it recently debuted its untethered counterpart for outdoor use, called Canary Flex.
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Gouldian finch, Australia Red bishop, Africa Canary, Canary Islands Blue-headed sunbird, Africa Bourkes, Australia White wagtail, Europe Paradise tanager, South America White-throated bee eater, Africa Purple honeycreeper, South America Australian finch, Australia Dark-eyed white starling, Europe, Asia, Africa, northern Australia and tropical Pacific Islands Red canary, Canary Islands Bearded reedling, Europe and Asia Forbes parrot finch, Indonesia Lazuli bunting, North America Gouldian finch, Australia Red bishop, Africa Canary, Canary Islands Blue-headed sunbird, Africa Bourkes, Australia White wagtail, Europe Paradise tanager, South America White-throated bee eater, Africa Purple honeycreeper, South America Australian finch, Australia Dark-eyed white starling, Europe, Asia, Africa, northern Australia and tropical Pacific Islands Red canary, Canary Islands Bearded reedling, Europe and Asia Forbes parrot finch, Indonesia Lazuli bunting, North America If you live in a city, your idea of a bird probably begins and ends with pigeons, or perhaps sparrows—ubiquitous gray or brown birds that are constantly underfoot or flitting about.
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Canary today published a blog post responding to criticisms the company has faced over the last month from users who have accused Canary of pulling a bait and switch.
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TechCrunch was tipped to Silent Circle's dead canary by a reader, however the company claims it discontinued the canary as a "business decision" — not because it has received "any warrant".
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Interested users can also download the most recent Chrome Canary build directly from Google Play to find the setting itself (Canary can run concurrently with the stable release of Chrome on Android).
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Volcanic bacterium (Thiolava veneris) Location: Canary Islands Volcanoes beneath the ocean can kill off marine ecosystems, and that's exactly what happened when Tagoro erupted off the coast of the Canary Islands in 2011.
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The Collective Canary Wharf opened in 2019 — and it shows.
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The music business was the canary in the coal mine.
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Even the Canary, a slavishly Corbynista website, attacked its man.
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Canary Talk can also handle multiple people calling at once.
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There's a "canary in the coal mine" element to this.
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Honduras's November 2017 presidential election is the proverbial dead canary.
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That dad was just the canary in the coal mine.
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Largely, this new model seems to be going after Canary.
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That's a coalmine canary in need of a new tune.
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He may just be the canary in the coal mine.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE.
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The two were standing in the central space inside Canary.
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"They can almost act like a canary," Dr. Amon said.
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We shared the same "cat that ate the canary" grin.
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A metaphorical version of a 'canary in a coal mine'.
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So, that is really the canary in the coal mine.
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Over 1,200 migrants arrived in the Canary Islands between Jan.
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Let the A.F.L. be the canary in the coal mine.
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That, in turn, has led lawyers to consider Ireland as an alternative, giving a boost to Dublin, dubbed by lobbyists as 'Canary Dwarf' because of its ambitions to attract business from London's Canary Wharf.
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Nearby, Canary Wharf plans to build thousands of new luxury (and some affordable) homes and other developments by high-end architects like Herzog & de Meuron to turn Canary Wharf into more of a neighborhood.
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Corbynistas created websites such as The Canary, Evolve Politics and Skwawkbox.
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Joe Biden's candidacy is the canary in the coal mine here.
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And it looks like America's canary is currently having trouble breathing.
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Eberhart is the CEO of oilfield drilling services company Canary LLC.
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Porter attended the Love Ball III in a canary yellow suit.
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Mr Jones is a canary in a very dark coal mine.
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The moment I uncover my canary cage, the morning song begins.
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"Commodities are sometimes the canary in the coal mine," said Sonnenfeldt.
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You can now download the first developer and canary builds here.
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They were all smiling like the cat who ate the canary.
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The leaks are the canary in the noxious blue coal mine.
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So they can be a "canary in the coal mine" species.
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It might be in Canary now, but it's apparently very buggy.
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Eberhart is the CEO of oilfield services firm Canary, LLC. fb.
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"That was the early canary in the coal mine," Fallon said.
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A small party from the Canary Islands also voted for Sanchez.
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"We buy and gut aircraft, then retrofit them," Canary explained simply.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE's seat.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R).
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"This story is the canary in the coal mine," he said.
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So much for the testing — and off to the Canary Islands.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (Calif.).
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"New York is the canary in the coal mine," he said.
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I think Snapchat could be the canary in the coal mine.
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"New York is the canary in the coal mine," Cuomo said.
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It is the latest canary in the coalmine for the party.
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Spain's Canary Islands, located off Morocco's coast, are a tourist destination.
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That would be "the canary in the coal mine," Biswas said.
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Apple previously had a "warrant canary" but removed it in 2014.
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Canary Mission continues to pose a serious threat to student activists.
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That sort of canary in the mine of who we are.
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A Dinah Drake/Black Canary character is featured on The CW show Arrow and there was also a Black Canary character named Laurel Lance, but the show had its own histories and features for the characters.
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Another 129 were found off the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Think of them as the canary in the white-collar coal mine.
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Jenny is also associated with Red Canary, a migrant sex worker organization.
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Indiana apparently was not a big enough canary in the coal mine.
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Although they ran a network trial in London's Canary Wharf in Oct.
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"I see microplastics as the canary in the coal mine," Mason said.
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Canary hit a home run with the industrial design this time out.
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Anyone can try out the redesign now with Chrome flags in Canary.
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That has led many companies to rely on somewhat vague canary warnings.
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For Hubbard's campaign, Canary provided polling that was key to Hubbard's victory.
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This hashtag was the canary in the coalmine, and we ignored it.
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In a sense, they're a kind of canary in the coal mine.
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This year's light art festival features 30 works scattered around Canary Wharf.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Canary in the coal mine or elephant in the room?
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Sherrod Brown of Ohio's "canary candidates" program, more left-wing candidates prevailed.
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Wage theft is a little like a canary in a coal mine.
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The canary is likely just taking a nap, rather than keeling over.
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Impulses both earthly and intellectually sublime coexist easily on the Canary Islands.
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Unlike Rane and Brooke, Canary never gave Hubbard anything of real value.
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"This is like the canary in the coal mine," one commuter said.
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Last week, the canary for privacy-focused email service Riseup seemingly expired.
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Was Jimmer the thriving canary in the coal mine of the future?
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Today she was awarded 'The Canary Award' for always singing or humming.
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But why is this particular body our canary in the coal mine?
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You were definitely a canary in the coal mine of this issue.
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Black Canary also starts spying on Lori to figure her powers out.
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After this, Strix thinks Black Canary is a threat to the city.
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Like the canary in the coal mine, birds foreshadow danger to humans.
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Brookfield and Qatar also control the Canary Wharf office complex in London.
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"Sperm count decline is the canary in the coal mine," says Levine.
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The exhibition's final room is painted a canary yellow worthy of Versailles.
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There are other, wire-free options like the new $199 Canary Flex.
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Result in #SD85033 is another canary in the coal mine for #GOP.
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"No progress," Canary health co-founder Neal Kaufman said of Medicare's interest.
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Why you should care about birds Think: Canary in a coal mine.
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In March, Reddit removed its own warrant canary from its transparency report.
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You may have heard of the proverbial canary in the coal mine — caged birds whose sensitivity to lethal gasses served as an early-warning system to coal miners; if the canary died, they knew it was time to flee.
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Update 8:16 AM ET, 10/5: Updated to include comments from Canary.
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Gamergate was the canary in the coal mine for the current digital kulturkampf.
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First look at Samsung Galaxy S10e Canary Yellow colour and S10 Series dimensions!
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One canary in the coal mine could be the level of bond prices.
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The Canary will chirp whenever someone is about to call into the device.
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In short, measles is the canary in the coalmine of vaccine preventable illnesses.
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You can watch Slooh's feed from the Canary Islands right here with us.
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She's been a housesitter in England, Italy, Australia and even the Canary Islands.
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Meanwhile, Norwich's metaphorical canary is brave, plucky and ready to ruffle some plumage.
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Uber is merely the canary in the coal mine of toxic tech culture.
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London's Canary Wharf is dystopian in the nicest possible sense of the term.
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Canary Islands, climate change isn't an issue of ideology so much as an
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (Calif.), at bay.
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In addition to launching Flex, Canary is also reworking its subscription plans today.
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The Canary Islands are a Spanish archipelago off the coast of northwestern Africa.
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This dastardly invention will make the diva — code name, the Canary — sound flat.
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"There's no fundamental canary in the coal mine in tech whatsoever," he said.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.), Rep.
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Unfortunately for Pro Lerner, the canary was his friend and mentor, Red Kelley.
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It's also the same nightclub that Black Canary performs in and meets Harley.
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So we were kind of the canary in the coal mine, for that.
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In Yarí, he favored T-shirts in hot pink, canary yellow, sky blue.
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They noticed a blemish on some of their cables off the Canary Islands.
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I'm sitting in the Canary Wharf branch of Shake Shack with Federico Celot.
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"Turkey is the canary in the coal mine," Mr. Lee said on Friday.
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Alaska and the Canary Islands have also dealt with severe drought this year.
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If they need a canary in the coal mine, I'm glad it's me.
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We're introduced to teen orphan Cass via Black Canary, who is her neighbor.
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"I started to get the sense that we were the canary," he said.
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Later, Dinah's daughter, Dinah Lance, also took up fighting crime as Black Canary.
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The Canary Islands are in the Atlantic off the western coast of Morocco.
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The coal-mine canary sang loudly when there was no risk or threat.
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The boat left Gambia last month aiming for Canary Islands, part of Spain.
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In 1964, Elizabeth Taylor married Richard Burton in a canary yellow, satin dress.
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It could come from anywhere, including California, Beaujolais, the Canary Islands or Sicily.
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"That was sort of probably the canary in the coal mine," he said.
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Commuters at Canary Wharf station, in the heart of London's global banking center.
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You could also try some of the fascinating wines from the Canary Islands.
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"Secretary Mattis's letter of resignation is the canary in the coalmine," said Goodman.
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According to the canary, Riseup planned to update it approximately once per quarter.
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In Canary Wharf, prices are unchanged compared with last year, Knight Frank says.
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In Canary Wharf, the number of people using the station continues to rise.
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Some say seeing bond returns plummeting anew is a canary in the coal mine.
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She was sporting a canary-yellow one-piece and, we're guessing, a giant grin.
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In September, the features will come to paying users who have the Canary Flex.
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That may be a canary in the coalmine, a top energy market watcher explained.
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Chrome 64 is currently at Google's "Canary" release stage, meaning it's pre-beta software.
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It also helps that canary analysis isn't exactly a competitive advantage for either company.
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Canary Wharf, London's financial hub, was by far the best place for raw speeds.
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Smart home security startup Canary has introduced a "safety button" for their iOS app.
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This shouldn't have happened, because the system implements what's known as a canary step.
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The Canary update appears to have first been spotted by Techdows (h/t ZDNet).
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Or Canary Wharf London Underground station as it is known to the city's commuters.
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That is because Spain (except the Canary Islands) is in the wrong time zone.
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At the start of "Chicanery," Chuck looks like the cat that ate the canary.
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The Pivot is their home security product that works much like Canary or Dropcam.
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A good poem is as rare as an old canary in a coal mine.
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I was a model of funk and cool in a canary yellow satin tracksuit.
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Today this white, conservative segment of society flies to Spain and the Canary Islands.
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Smollet-Bell's Black Canary is a vigilante who's famous for her powerful shrieking cry.
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This includes 37 European countries, ranging from France to Lithuania to the Canary Islands.
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"In some ways, San Francisco is the canary in the coal mine," Benioff said.
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Q: We're standing in Canary Wharf now, which seems to have fared incredibly well.
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And the final reason is, kind of, Canary Wharf is cheap in rental terms.
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Michigan should have been the canary in the Rust Belt for Clinton in 2016.
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"It could be the canary in the coal mine for Bloomberg," Mr. Bitzer said.
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Even the traditional waistcoat — whether canary or tattersall check — adds a layer of insulation.
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However, the industry is willfully ignoring the canary in the coal mine — consumer privacy.
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The best is the diabolical trio of Captain Cold, Heat Wave, and White Canary.
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Far from an outlier, Carillion may be the canary in the privatization gold mine.
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"It's a speed-of-light problem," said Tim Canary, the vice president of engineering.
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You can download the ARM64 Edge Canary version over at Microsoft's Edge Insider site.
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Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands, off the coast of West Africa.
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Black Lives Matter-ists, taken everything to the margins of the Canary or Breitbart.
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Caity Lotz, the first actress to play Black Canary on the series, is keeping up the tradition as White Canary on Legends of Tomorrow, and it's all enough to make you forget that Lori Loughlin played the role once upon a time.
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First Gaselys stopped at the tip of Spain then it passed through the Canary Islands.
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They're working for Shoreditch start-ups and Soho advertising agencies and, yes, Canary Wharf banks.
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I'm a bit surprised Canary didn't just go ahead and make the Flex its flagship.
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Trouble is, not every bird in an the election prediction coal mine is a canary.
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It's rock and roll, it's ridiculous, and it's the best Canary in comics to date.
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At one point, Black Canary gets frustrated as she finds her hair in her face.
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Wyze joins Ring, Arlo, Nest and Canary, along with Amazon's own security cameras, of course.
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"It does seem like we have another canary in the coal mine here," he said.
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The big picture: Agari won't publicly discuss its methods for gaining intelligence on Scattered Canary.
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You can configure your Canary to record all motion, people only, or not at all.
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Developers can start experimenting with these features in the latest canary release of Android Studio.
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The canary builds will get daily updates and the developer builds will see weekly updates.
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Canary joined the campaign team, bringing his considerable skills and experience in Republican machine politics.
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Within months Earhart purchased her first airplane, which she nicknamed "Canary" for its sunny hue.
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But they will be a wonderful canary in the coal mine out of the recession.
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In a fight between an eagle and a canary, we'd almost certainly back the eagle.
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It also has a big advantage: the Arlo Pro requires a hub; the Canary doesn't.
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Navarro de Paz, leader of the Popular Party of the Canary Islands, told me in
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He brought it from the Canary Islands and essentially started that industry in the Caribbean.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R) by 1.8 percentage points.
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While ultimately the decision is for Hawaiians to make, I support the Canary island site.
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He was the distinctively coifed canary in the coal mine of American two-party politics.
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Like Black Canary, portrayed by Jurnee Smollett-Bell, working as a singer at a nightclub.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.) told reporters Thursday.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.) in Stanislaus County.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.) in Stanislaus County.
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The last day would begin in Liechtenstein and end surrounded by skyscrapers near Canary Wharf.
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In 2016, Reddit quietly removed its warrant canary suggesting it had received a classified order.
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On his lapel, he wears a canary pin that a steelworker gave him years ago.
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On Monday, a wildfire in the Canary Islands forced more than 8,000 people to flee.
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More than 9,000 people were evacuated as flames spread this week across Spain's Canary Islands.
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With a microphone-enabled camera, like Canary, I could talk to him from the mantle.
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Can they see those canary-yellow jerseys and resist the urge to shrink into themselves?
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The same day, several passengers with symptoms got off the ship in the Canary Islands.
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Nor does Carnival know whether the people who disembarked in the Canary Islands tested positive.
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She was the family's canary in the coal mine, not that anyone got out unscathed.
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He has also invested in the AccorHotels chain and Canary Wharf, the London business development.
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But Oracle never truly trusts Lady Shiva, and she refuses to call her Jade Canary.
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Investors aren't just worried that oil is the canary in the global coal mine, though.
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A dust storm approaches the Canary Islands (center) off the coast of Morocco, Feb. 22.
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The boat was headed for the Canary Islands, a Spanish archipelago off Africa's northwest coast.
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Canary Islands president Ángel Víctor Torres tweeted that he will be tested again in Madrid.
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Between 25,000 and 30,000 tourists are affected in the Canary Islands, according to local media.
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LONDON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has lost its bid to void a lease on its office in London's Canary Wharf financial district due to Brexit, after a judge in London on Wednesday ruled in favour of property company Canary Wharf Group.
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The film version of Black Canary is based on the most recent comics incarnation: she's a singer who has the ability to emit a sonic scream that can shatter eardrums, though the original Black Canary was just a very skilled fighter without any super powers.
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Now, Canary offers all-day live viewing and those 10-second video previews for 24 hours.
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He was reportedly allowed to board on the Canary Islands-plane but was detained upon landing.
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Jurnee Smollett-Bell plays Dinah Lance (Black Canary), who is also a member of Harley's gang.
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He also wore his trademark canary pin, explaining how it symbolizes the fight for workers' rights.
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The device is essentially a home security setup, like Nest or Canary, but for the car.
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Lawyers at Clifford Chance, who are representing Canary Wharf Group, were not immediately available for comment.
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Plus, Harris began to suspect that he was a miner's canary for the entire tech industry.
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"In the 18 years I knew Mike, we discussed financial issues a lot," Canary meekly replied.
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But when the time came, the TMT International Observatory Board (TIO) chose the Canary Islands site.
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Gest was found dead in the Four Seasons Hotel at the Canary Wharf ... according to police.
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"The small businesses are the canary in the coal mine, the leading economic indicator," Phelan said.
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We're told the piece features black, green, and canary yellow diamonds with 880 grams of gold.
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In the event the canary was silently discontinued — leading to speculation about user data being compromised.
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In La Gomera, one of the Canary Islands of Spain, a whistle language is still used.
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The only crewmember that remained onboard was a canary, but it did not relate its experience.
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That's not something Green Arrow is cool with, so he and Black Canary shut it down.
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We needed faster service discovery and canary deployment capability that provides instant rollback and performance measurement.
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They also see themselves as this canary in the coal mine as far as authoritarianism goes.
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"People are wondering if that's a canary in the coal mine" for stocks, said Janney's Luschini.
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"Having healthcare workers infected is usually a 'canary in the mine' for potential amplification," he said.
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"Coral is the canary in the mine," said Hoggett of the looming threat from climate change.
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But doing so is kind of like shaming a canary for choking in a coal mine.
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These baby monitors operate like your average smart home security camera from Nest, Canary, or others.
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Canary yellow, aqua, the brightest purple: These colors are not typically the stuff of fall palettes.
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In the photo, she's leaning against a brick wall in jean shorts and canary-yellow Converse.
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He asked a documentary crew in the Canary Islands to shoot it, but no one succeeded.
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Passengers were first told that they would get off in the Canary Islands, off West Africa.
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European hotels –in Austria, France, and the Spanish Canary Islands– have been locked down in quarantine.
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Afterward, we're taking you to the Canary Islands, which recently weathered a storm from the Sahara.
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More recently, the Canary Islands and the Western Sahara have become popular destinations for Chinese tourists.
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Later on in the comics, she joins forces with Black Canary and Huntress to fight crime.
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Filming for The Witcher took place predominantly in Spain, specifically the Canary Islands, Hungary, and Poland.
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He portrays Texas as the canary in the coal mine for the rest of the country.
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"I can't wait to leave," said a British guest of the hotel in the Canary Islands.
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This is one reason George Iacobescu, Canary Wharf's longtime chairman, helped lead the push for Crossrail.
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The work of organizations like Red Canary Song might be closer to the memorial we need.
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Prosecutors said the 28-year-old didn't feed his Canary mastiff for up to ten weeks.
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Soon, the beta build will also get support for collections, Microsoft's modern take on bookmarks, though as far as I can tell, that feature isn't currently enabled in the canary and developer releases yet either (Correction: it went live in the canary release with this update).
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The view of glittering Canary Wharf isn't as high up as Dubai, but it's still pretty spectacular.
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The feature is called Global Media Controls, and it's currently being tested on Chrome's Development browser, Canary.
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Canary says those 10 seconds will start whenever it determines there to be the most action, however.
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This could be a real canary in the coal mine for GOP problems in 2018 and beyond.
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Canary analyzes carbon isotopes in the patient's breath to determine if there are changes in their metabolism.
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At Canary, we plan to operate as if the tariffs on Chinese goods are here to stay.
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Microsoft first released its Edge Chromium browser as early Canary and Dev builds on Windows last month.
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How to read it: Available digitally or in the Birds of Prey: Black Canary collected print edition.
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For selfish reasons, I'm hoping they'll add that functionality to Canary some time in the near future.
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For the butterfly-net toting Charles, visits to the Canary and Galapagos islands are a scientist's sweetshop.
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Spotted by Android Police, the feature is currently available in the experimental Canary build of the browser.
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Ultimately, though, it's good for Canary users, so I'm glad the company is bringing it to them.
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Further, the core members of the current Birds of Prey lineup are Black Canary, Huntress, and... Batgirl.
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I've never understood the fascination with connected home cameras, such as Canary, the Nest Cam, and others.
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Other tweets from Kollab shared on Canary Mission called Jewish people "stupid" or called for their destruction.
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The London zone would include the City, Canary Wharf and some other select areas, including City Airport.
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Admittedly, I had a bit of a leg up with a standard Canary already deployed at home.
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Liberal newcomer Ciudadanos voted in favour of Rajoy, as did a small party from the Canary Islands.
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It was later transferred to Loro Parque in the Canary island by order of a Dutch court.
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The study sampled killer whale populations off the Strait of Gibraltar, Spain's Canary Islands, Britain and Ireland.
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Details: Like other groups, Scattered Canary uses commercial lead generation services to compile lists of potential victims.
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Slooh owns seven telescopes at its main observatory on the Canary Islands, and three telescopes in Chile.
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"Walkie Talkie" was developed as a joint venture between Land Securities and Canary Wharf Group in 2010.
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TechCrunch reports that the ad blocker can be found in the latest Chrome Canary app for Android.
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Testers can download the latest Chrome Canary build from Google Play to try out the ad blocker.
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The safety button — which looks like a miniature shield — is reached through the Canary app's home screen.
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" On the hookless track, Yachty quips "Canary yellow diamonds in my mouth like I bit a daisy.
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JARRETT: Sing like a canary with immunity and sure enough, it appears that is now under way.
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A fast-imaging camera that was mounted on a telescope in the Canary Islands documented the flashes.
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The feature lets users speak through the camera, using a mobile device with the Canary app installed.
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Co-founder and CTO at Canary, Chris Rill has been tinkering with computers since he was seven.
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At Canary, Chris is developing the simplest way for people to connect with their homes and families.
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I run Chrome Canary as my primary browser, which hard freezes my Mac about once a day.
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Barclays, however, will keep both main operations headquartered at its building in the capital's Canary Wharf district.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.), leader of the discharge effort.
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The unit is much smaller than the original Canary, which will help a lot with its portability.
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At that time, Mr. Soria was mayor of the city of Las Palmas, in the Canary Islands.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.), one week after Election Day.
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Like the proverbial canary in the coal mine, birds tell us about the health of our landscapes.
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Putting the Canary in the room where my rabbit lives was a bad decision on my part.
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Putin, meanwhile, displayed a most benign countenance, looking like the KGB cat that swallowed the Western canary.
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An article on May 8 about astrotourism on the Canary Islands overstated Columbus's connection to the islands.
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Cavuto: Coast to Coast , Noon ET: Lee Spieckerman, Spieckerman Media president; Dan Eberhart, CEO of Canary, LLC.
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Former Canary CEO Adam Sager, meanwhile, will stay around in an advisory role, according to the company.
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Striding through Canary Wharf's shadowy alleyways between the towers, Britain's once powerful financial city is oddly ghostly.
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I went to sleep barely 12 hours later surrounded by glittering skyscrapers next to London's Canary Wharf.
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Sun beds lie empty at La Caleta Beach on the Canary island of Tenerife, Spain, Feb. 27.
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Snapshot: Above, people enjoying a red-tinted Monday at the beach ion Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain.
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For those who don't know a Black Canary from a Huntress, here's a guide to who's who.
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The great state of Texas is a canary in the coal mine of unequal access to care.
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Emergency government meetings were held Tuesday in the Canary Islands and in Madrid to plan a response.
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It's time to recognize that the fate of these farms is the canary in the coal mine.
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Normand noted the market tends to have multiple so-called "canary" sell-offs before the final peak.
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The EMA, which approves medicines for all EU countries, is based in London's Canary Wharf financial district.
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Hispania says acquired portfolio of 7 hotels located in Balearic and Canary Islands for 165.0 million euros.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (Calif.), both supporters of relief for Dreamers.
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Lisa Barnard's book, "The Canary and the Hammer" (MACK, 2019) is at once captivating and extraordinarily complex.
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The TMT astronomers said they would build their telescope in the Canary Islands if denied in Hawaii.
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The TMT astronomers said they would build their telescope in the Canary Islands if denied in Hawaii.
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Most Canary users rely on notifications, Watch Live, and their timeline images to determine what is happening in their homes or businesses, which means that hundreds of millions of recorded videos travel through our platform unwatched, making the system slower, and costing Canary a significant amount in cloud expenses.
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Press canary-yellow shadow on the inner corners and white liner along the lower lashline as a highlight.
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The researchers used spectrographs on the William Herschel Telescope and Gran Telescopio de Canarias in the Canary Islands.
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Canary is looking at Mexico as a viable nearshore provider of critical equipment for our oilfield services business.
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The arrests occurred all across Spain, from Madrid to Barcelona, and on the Canary Islands and Balearic Islands.
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After the previous legal roadblock, researchers found a backup location on the Canary Islands, which also hosts observatories.
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Should construction continue in Mauna Kea instead of the Canary Islands, the project will likely face more protestors.
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Edge shipped to the public every six months, but the Chromium Canary developer builds ship every single day.
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The spot in the semifinals will be decided in the second leg next week in the Canary Islands.
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The connected security camera space has changed a lot since Canary launched its first camera back in 2013.
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The number of passengers at the airport, close to Canary Wharf's financial district, fell 0.2 percent last year.
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It shows the company's security camera marketshare climbing sharply against the likes of Nest, Canary and D-Link.
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To critics, this is the canary in the coalmine for how the algorithmic society may unfold more broadly.
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I've been using an original Canary in my house and it occasionally mistakes said rabbit for a human.
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He proposed with a square-cut canary yellow diamond ring while they were on a hike in California.
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They started their journey in the Canary Islands, before visiting the Caribbean and then heading to the Arctic.
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And then you know, we were kind of the canary in the mine of a 1990/91 recession.
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Further job losses will impact other Barclays sites in locations including Canary Wharf in London, the union said.
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He teams up with Dinah Lance, aka Black Canary, who was notably absent in the New 52 series.
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Like the original Canary, the Flex is supposed to learn over time what is and isn't of interest.
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"Ebola was the canary in the coal mine," Joia Mukherjee, the chief medical officer of P.I.H., told me.
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The artwork, costing about 237 million pounds, or $290 million, is partly financed by the Canary Wharf Group.
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Liberal newcomer Ciudadanos voted in favour of Rajoy, as did a small party from the Canary Islands region.
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"Missouri was the canary in the coal mine for Democrats," said Tom Bonier, a Democratic data analytics expert.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (Calif.), are vulnerable in this year's midterm elections.
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If there were 15 Canary Island palms lining a beach, nine or 10 would be dead, he said.
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The 100-year old Chicago-based bank services asset managers has operations in London's Canary Wharf financial district.
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We also get good looks at Jurnee Smollett-Bell as Black Canary and Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Huntress.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.) and in the Senate by Sens.
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Rane nodded, saying he'd first heard of the investment plan from Canary, who urged him to take part.
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Meet Tweety, a ridiculously good-looking canary that's showing those Insta girls a thing or two about posing.
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First: no mass exodus of carriers is expected; UnitedHealth isn't viewed as a canary in the coal mine.
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Liberal newcomer Ciudadanos voted in favor of Rajoy, as did a small party from the Canary Islands region.
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Jet2 has halted to travel to mainland Spain, the Balearic Islands, and the Canary Islands with immediate effect.
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In his lowest, he is more like a speaking canary, prone to prophecy, a game with losing odds.
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Through the rising smoke, the skyscrapers in Canary Wharf, where many banks have their offices, were just visible.
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Mr. Van Donselaar was pleasantly surprised when she managed to get him to have dinner at Prairie Canary.
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It is located between Canary Wharf, a key financial district in London, and the capital's London City Airport.
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Katie, daughter of late singer and actor David Cassidy, plays superhero Black Canary on the CW's hit show.
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"The Whistlers," which takes him to La Gomera, one of the Canary Islands, would make a decent pilot.
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"We never made that mistake again, " said Mr. Pagano, a former senior executive at London's Canary Wharf development.
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The minimum volatility strategy is a useful canary in the coalmine that is the U.S. equity market. 4.
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The scientists involved in the study warn that like a canary in a coalmine, birds reveal environmental health.
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The show closed with a parade of frothy dresses in peppermint green, canary yellow and vivid hot pink.
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As soon as Christmas is over, he goes back home to the warmth of the Spanish Canary Islands.
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Looking back, she said, it served as the "canary in the coal mine" of what was to come.
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One source told me that the election spending was a canary in a coal mine for the organization.
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Regardless, this event has inadvertently shown that Riseup's warrant canary was perhaps not phrased in the best way.
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Porn is a the canary in the tech coal mine, and where it goes the rest of tech follows.
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Canary Islands Son ya 98 los sismos localizados en el enjambre sísmico del día de hoy en Tenerife pic.twitter.
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It said the Canary Islands had been declared weevil free last May after concerted efforts to eliminate the pest.
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In a volatile and unstable political environment, the most useful strategic asset is the canary in a coal mine.
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Brooklyn Bridge invested in the first rounds of Canary, Orchard Platform, Tinybop, Hungryroot, Clubhouse, Ringly, and goTenna among others.
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"I'm in love with Black Canary, and I'm in love with the DC world," Smollett-Bell told Digital Spy.
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Could Flint be the canary in the coal mine — for water, roads, bridges, the electric grid and so forth?
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The following year Zellweger would make a huge splash with a canary-yellow gown on the Oscars red carpet.
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The canary — a very dignity-of-work-friendly tidbit — warrants a mention in nearly every profile written about Brown.
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Spain's first virus case was a German tourist diagnosed a week ago in the Canary Islands off northwest Africa.
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The question, then, is whether the Galaxy A210s is the canary in the coal mine for headphone jack aficionados.
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Before the financial crisis, poor areas were the canary in the coal mine for the nationwide problems to come.
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For those who already have a Canary at home, it's a solid addition to help extend the product's reach.
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Scott Krzywonos was eliminated after wagering nearly all his money on the Canary Islands, and left with only $5.
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"I think [a Black Canary film] would be fantastic as long as they're casting me in it," she laughed.
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Spokespeople for Honeywell and Canary — both of which have smart home security products — did not comment by our deadline.
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The refined person detection and more granular notification controls are available to all Canary users (both free and subscription).
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Many fiercely debate whether robots are the equivalent of the canary in the coal mine or a red herring.
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After all these decades, this chick still owns her canary-yellow heels like nobody's business — and so should you.
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The little canary&aposs chirps were probably silenced just as the fire&aposs chocking smoke engulfed its tiny cage.
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For those with a single Canary device, the new Apple TV app will launch straight to the Dashboard view.
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In addition to its European headquarters in Canary Wharf, it employs thousands more around the country, including in Bournemouth.
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"We don't think casinos will be a canary in a coal mine" that signal a coming recession, he said.
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Canary-Garner said Reynolds will also help train more retail employees to check identification through the We Card program.
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Cover image: Sperm Whale, Physeter macrocephalus, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain (Photo by Reinhard Dirscherl/ullstein bild via Getty Images)
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.), Peter Roskam Peter James RoskamEx-GOP Rep.
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It's possible that the economy is slowing significantly — that Friday's jobs report is the canary in the coal mine.
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"It takes it's toll," Tibbs told Business Insider at a pre-fight media event in Canary Wharf this week.
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For additional flexibility, Canary is also partnering with Verizon to offer a mount that builds in an LTE connection.
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Canary will also reimburse up to $1,000 of a subscriber's insurance deductible if they're the victim of a burglary.
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With their canary yellow shirts and big grins, the Colombian delegation could almost be mistaken for the Brazilian one.
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Installing renewable energy on isolated islands is a growing trend, from the Hebrides to the Canary Islands, he added.
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According to one prop description, Black Canary (Jurnee Smollett-Bell) "takes a liking to" Harley Quinn's "Suicide Squad" bat.
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In London, snow covered some parts of Westminster and a blizzard briefly swept through the Canary Wharf financial district.
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Increasingly desperate, the speaker reached out to Will Brooke, chair of the BCA's executive board, to which Canary reports.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.), who is leading the effort with Reps.
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The owner, Jeremy Block, has a particular passion for wines from the Canary Islands, Corsica and the Czech Republic.
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Election manipulation is just the canary in the coal mine when it comes to the degradation of our discourse.
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And then, five minutes before 5 o'clock, 25 minutes after the fighters took off, a phone jangled in Canary.
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Mr. Muminoglu is a banker in the Canary Wharf financial district about 25 minutes away by Tube, while Mrs.
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Tootling along country roads in a canary-yellow vintage Renault, she and Arden have mild adventures amid glowing scenery.
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" She adds: "If I'm the canary in the coal mine, as I've been called, I'm singing loudly right now.
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Because of Brexit worries, construction plans for several of Canary Wharf's new buildings have already been put on hold.
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If the telescope cannot be built on Mauna Kea, he said, it will be built in the Canary Islands.
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In the museum, though, the bird flits around the cage frantically, like a canary singing in a coal mine.
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A hotel in the Canary Islands has reportedly been placed under quarantine after a case of coronavirus was confirmed.
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Tenerife, about 200 miles off the coast of Morocco, is the largest and most populous of the Canary Islands.
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"This race could be the canary in the coal mine for what is to come in 2020," he wrote.
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"It's a canary in the coalmine," said Louise Farquharson, a post-doctoral researcher and co-author of the study.
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I stood there a few days ago, illuminated by the glow of a canary yellow ad for Spectacles by Snap.
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She completed the look with the canary yellow diamond necklace (the same one Audrey Hepburn wore in Breakfast at Tiffany's).
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"Whether this is a one-off or a canary-in-the-coalmine is way too early to tell," he said.
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Should you like them to be shouty, Samsung also offers them in a canary yellow that matches the Galaxy S10E.
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Black Canary quickly grabs it, thanking her, and seamlessly continues fighting off bad guys as she's throwing her hair up.
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But for anyone who worries about internet monopolies and walled gardens, it could be a canary in a coal mine.
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Current Canary builds are version 74, but that doesn't necessarily mean it will arrive into the stable channel in time.
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On Wednesday morning, protestors targeted the Canary Wharf station of London's Docklands Light Railway, an above-ground light rail system.
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Overall, recent noises from the canary sound less like a cry of distress than a chirp as the atmosphere changes.
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The Collective is putting up two more co-living buildings in London, one in Stratford and one in Canary Wharf.
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Beyond that, I don't know that Angee stands out much from other home security cameras, like Canary or Netatmo Home.
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The study adds to evidence that the Totten Glacier is "sort of the canary in the coal mine," she says.
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The security camera space was different when Canary blew past $1.9 million in pledges on Indiegogo way back in 2013.
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If it's screaming canary or sunflower yellow, it may well be overripe, which could be mushy or grainy in texture.
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Sokirskii is free to compete in the annual European Throwing Cup in the Canary Islands scheduled for March 11-12.
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"The Hasidic community is the canary in the coal mine of [the issue of] religious freedom in America," he said.
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Connecticut, my state, is the canary in the coal mine in terms of what is happening to poor working families.
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Major home improvement retailers are selling smart cameras and smart doorbells from companies like Nest, Logitech, Ring, Canary or Oco.
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Security startup Canary is bringing a handful of new features to its camera products, the all-in-one and Flex.
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That feature is available now for the standard all-in-one Canary camera and is hitting the Flex next month.
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Brotli is currently in beta, and advanced Chrome Canary users can enable it now through the chrome://flags menu in.
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He's just got back from a holiday with his girlfriend in the Canary Islands and his room is a mess.
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EIGHT FIRE ENGINES FROM STATIONS INCLUDING MILLWALL AND SHADWELL ARE AT THE SCENE IN CANARY WHARF AREA- LONDON FIRE BRIGADE
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I graduated to comics, to Black Canary in fishnets and bolero, to Storm in her Mohawk and midriff-baring leathers.
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It was made safe by police at North Greenwich station on the Jubilee line, one stop away from Canary Wharf.
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Overseer – when the canary in the mine (Cassandra / Oracle / Vanguard) stops being passive and starts being lead (beacon / Firestarter / spearhead).
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But a good March report shows that February was more of an outlier than a canary in the coal mine.
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Canary announced a new camera called Flex last month, and it's essentially a nicer-looking version of the Arlo Pro.
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The Slooh network of telescopes is showing the event from the Canary Islands, and other observatories all around the world.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R) as well as most of the other Clinton districts.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.), a centrist Republican, told The Hill last week.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.), who visited the facility in Pleasant Hill, Calif.
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TAXES: $17,057 a year CONTACT: Leigh Mollenhoff and Kathy Canary, First Weber Realtors, (608) 255-2234/ (0003) 244-2311; firstweber.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE won with 38 percent, and the GOP earned 52 percent.
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And this cool shot briefly hints at her superpower, the "canary cry," her ability to let out an ultrasonic scream.
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Only three of the 17 regions - the Canary Islands, the Basque Country and Galicia - met their deficit targets for 2015.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.), who is leading the insurgent effort with Rep.
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My first stop is Paternoster Square, one of many corporate developments, like Canary Wharf or Westfield, spreading across the city.
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I asked if he knew Canary Wharf well and he offered to show me the way to the KPMG office.
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Also known as the canary fish or talking fish, the male plainfin midshipman sings to attract females to his nest.
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"Canary," Mr. Adams's next picture, is a slightly futuristic scenario about the marketing schemes of a firm selling human organs.
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That kind of access was on Natalia Yavorska's mind when she and her husband bought land on the Canary Islands.
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Many of her corporate customers are in Canary Wharf, a district of old docklands transformed into a global banking center.
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You could try something more esoteric, like a bobal from Manchuela in Spain or a red from the Canary Islands.
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The fire spread on Gran Canaria, the second-most populous of the Canary Islands with just less than 900,000 people.
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Each one is a strong woman wronged by men (Renee Montoya and Huntress) or kept as their pet (Black Canary).
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R) leads Democrat Josh Harder, 50.6 to 49.4 percent. Calif.
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So watch the earnings reports from mining companies; that will be your "canary in the coal mine" early warning system.
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Spain, of which the Canary Islands are a part, disclosed additional infections on Wednesday, and France reported its second death.
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Canary islanders are familiar with the orange hue provoked by a calima, but it is rarely felt with such intensity.
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In Fashion Rendered in goldenrod, dusty pink and canary yellow, pieces as vibrant and dynamic as the landscape around them.
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Sand and dust blanketed the Canary Islands over the weekend, causing chaos for tourists, and worsening wildfires in the area.
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The couple went to the Canary Islands for their honeymoon, where Porter kicked her thigh during an argument, she said.
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But what else could it be with 1,770 diamonds wrapped around a massive shield-cut 63-carat golden canary diamond?
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Dan K. Eberhart is the CEO of Canary, LLC and a board member of the Los Angeles World Affairs Council.
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The gun violence crisis is the canary in the coal mine of the American political system, an ominous warning sign.
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Oregon State University analyze songbirds' chirping, treating certain noises as a "canary in a coal mine" for larger ecological issues.
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