In barely twelve hours, it will begin again. Chime. Chime. Chime.
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The Ring Chime is a WiFi enabled indoor chime for the video doorbell.
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Alternatively, Arlo is also offering a companion Smart Chime accessory to replace an existing chime.
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Chime makes money when its customers spend moneyChime earns the vast majority of its revenue from interchange paid to Chime by Visa, a Chime spokesperson told Business Insider in emailed comments.
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The Nature paper, authored by the CHIME/FRB Collaboration, reports the first results from FRBs observed with CHIME.
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Chime users who receive payroll direct deposit of at least $500 per month can sign up to Chime SpotMe.
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The group also owns stakes in groups such as Chime Communications, Vice, AppNexus and Chime Communications which could be reviewed.
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"The wind chime started it," Jim Bolin, who first installed the 56-foot tall wind chime in 2011, told me.
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The chime has changed over the years, and it wasn't until the iMac G3 that the present chime was used.
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I might prefer the fluttering keyboards from Ween's "The Mollusk," but eventually, any chime becomes just a chime, which presents two issues.
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Chime customers can qualify for up to $100 in overdraft coverage, based on factors including payroll direct deposit and account history with Chime.
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The CHIME/FRB team kept tabs on the repeating burst between September 2018 and October 2019 using the CHIME radio telescope in British Columbia.
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Because here's the thing: while OhMiBod vibrators do respond to the chime generated by tipping, that response only lasts as long as the chime does.
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At the moment, Chime has a partnership with manufacturer Amped Wireless to include Chime on its latest router, and is pursuing other manufacturers as well.
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To disable automatic boot-up on lid opening: To reenable automatic boot-up: To disable the startup chime: To enable the startup chime: Ah. Sweet, sweet music.
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RemoBell W: Equipped Smart Video Doorbell Camera with Chime ($199 Value) This one works just like the Remobell S, except that it has a built-in chime.
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The CHIME telescope under constructionPhoto: Mateus A. Fandiño - The CHIME collaboration (Wikimedia Commons)You may have seen recent headlines about a strange radio signal picked up by a Canadian telescope.
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Chime has even included a "smart" feature, and while 90-percent of smart appliances are terrible gimmicks, Chime actually does something worthwhile, and stores all of your personal chai settings.
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The move was first noticed by a Mac user who found the chime was gone from his computer and references to the chime had also been deleted from Apple's support notes.
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Blink is also announcing a compatible doorbell chime today for an undisclosed price (Ring's chime sells for $29, for what it's worth) — something that might be useful in larger family homes.
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Chime launched to consumers in mid-2014, but didn't offer the suite of features that would allow people to use Chime as a primary bank account until early 2016, Britt says.
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CHIME is expected to find many, many more bursts, and with ASKAP, MeerKAT and CHIME working together, astronomers hope to understand the true nature of the enigmatic radio flashes very soon.
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Image: CHIME/National Research Council of CanadaThe new FRBs were detected by the brand new CHIME instrument, or Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment, located in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia.
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" Others chime in: "Sixty million people are displaced worldwide.
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" Her fellow reality inmates chime: "But I'm a Streep.
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Google's AI assistant won't chime in on those message threads.
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The next step is taking Chime to the crowdfunding world.
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Bigurl sees he's not focusing and gives him a chime.
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Suddenly, other women buried nearby pop up to chime in.
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Still, that hasn't stopped Chime customers from questioning the bank.
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It's not just traditional banks Chime has to compete with.
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Fellow students chime in with "helpful" suggestions, including adding vampires.
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When our allies chime in, it can have domestic benefits.
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"Chime" by Orbital is that kind of track for me.
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Chime is available for Windows, MacOS, iOS, and Android devices.
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Chime is hardly the only alternative to traditional bank accounts.
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Readers chime in via the comments section, sometimes in droves.
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We asked a few local music experts to chime in.
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Wondering if Baker Mayfield will chime in on this one ...
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US mobile bank Chime raises $200M, valuing its business at $1.5B To date, Chime has raised approximately $300 million, including last year's $70 million Series C, which saw the company valued at $500 million. 7.
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And accessories weren't the only category for fans to chime in.
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Other students would come by and chime in, the teen recalled.
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I just listened, waiting for some automated message to chime in.
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Other notable investments include The Muse, Chime, Gusto and The RealReal.
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Chime instead wrote off its investment and handed its holding back.
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Ring's Chime Pro is included in this special bundle as well.
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Ring Video Doorbell Pro and Chime Pro Bundle – $229.99 See Details
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The doorbell could be launched alongside a chime, according to Zatz.
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First up is Chris Britt, the founder and CEO of Chime.
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The song's trademark keyboard arpeggios chime in the background. Turnarounds. Dunks.
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We'll update this story as more stars continue to chime in.
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"The wind chime is in memory for my mom," she wrote.
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His views chime with the authoritative person's message of tough love.
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She lay on the massage table as soothing chime music played.
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We've covered Chime, Zero and Jiko, just to name a few.
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Branchless digital bank Chime is quickly adding to its record growth.
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Later, the Obama administration would chime in with Smart on Crime.
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Below are some of them; to chime in further, click here.
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Clearly Chime is adding new banking customers at a torrid pace.
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At midnight they would all chime, it sounded like a disco.
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They just want to chime in with their little programmed reactions.
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Fans can also chime in ... via Skype and on Facebook Live.
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Digital bank Chime, by comparison, was last valued at $5.8 billion.
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The overall effect is like walking through an enormous wind chime.
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But know when the show begins, you will hear a chime.
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CHIME's fast radio burst, in greenGraphic: CHIME/FRB CollaborationThis hyped-up burst, called FRB 180725A, arrived at the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME), a large radio telescope in southern British Columbia, at around 5003 p.m.
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We aren't begrudging Upton's right to chime in on a national conversation.
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I feel like the barking dogs are even trying to chime in.
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Or chime in on Twitter about riding a motorcycle with no helmet?
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Think: bead-heavy, brightly colored, and as jangly as a wind chime.
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The deals chime with Volvo Cars' wider strategy to electrify its vehicles.
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Chime, a digital bank without a single branch, is picking up steam.
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Its competitors range from fellow U.K. firm Revolut to U.S.-based Chime.
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Trump Jr. took it upon himself to chime in on Twitter too.
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The Intel chime hits as Rahman throws a keytar over his shoulder.
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Even users without the app can chime in via text or email.
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As the woman is dying, phones starts to buzz, ring, chime, etc.
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Chime previously raised about $25 million and is headquartered in San Francisco.
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It's not unusual for other parties to chime into cases like this.
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Indeed, that's what the CHIME/FRB researchers behind the new paper think.
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Investors include Dragoneer Investment Group (Chime and Compass), Snoop Dogg, and Visa.
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Axios reported in October that Chime was in talks to raise money.
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"Anyone want to chime in on this post?" the anti-vaxer wrote.
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Ashley Furniture 10-Inch Chime Express Memory Foam Mattress, Queen, $225.99The 10-Inch Chime Express mattress has a stretch knit cover, 1.5 inches of thick memory foam, 1.5 inches of transition foam, and seven inches of core foam.
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Mysterious 'Alien' Radio Signal: Here's What You Need to KnowThe CHIME telescope under constructionPhoto: Mateus A. Fandiño - The CHIME collaboration (Wikimedia Commons)You may have seen recent headlines about a strange radio signal picked up by a Canadian telescope.
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For example, the company recently added Chime VP, Risk Brian Mullins, who was the former head of Risk Ops at Square; and Chime GM, Lending Aaron Plante, who was the former Business Unit leader for Student Loans at SoFi.
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After a few months the inevitable sleigh bells of Christmas began to chime.
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Jim Carrey often uses personal illustrations to chime in on Trump administration politics.
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Once paired, you get instant chime alerts every time someone presses the doorbell.
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Gucci and Chime for Change will partner with Global Citizen for the event.
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You can get the Ring Pro video doorbell with chime pro for $239.
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" Later, when no one pipes up, Harrison says, "Feel free to chime in.
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Now would be a good time for Hammer to chime in on Twitter.
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"Half of You," one of the pop songs on Chime, asks that question.
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A second later, we hear a familiar bell chime over the capsule's speaker.
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Those tuning in from across the globe can chime in using hashtag #whatnow.
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She co-founded Gucci's Chime for Change campaign, which aims to empower women.
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At the time of the service's closure, it was in talks with Chime.
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After Swift posted a photo of Meredith, Perry felt inclined to chime in.
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Twitter users were quick to chime in with criticisms about the characters' looks.
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That led another commenter to chime in, "Be constructive with your criticism guys!"
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Menlo also has investments in fintechs like robo-advisor Betterment and neobank Chime.
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CHIME is designed to detect FRBs within the 400 to 800 MHz range.
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While not usually one to meddle, I can't help myself and chime in.
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Every chime forces me to do a little Turing test in my head.
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Chime will test Amazon's ability to sell customer-facing applications to business customers.
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Challenger banks such as Chime have also struggled at times to stay online.
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After this past trip (This week - Feb 2020) I had to chime in.
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Chime says that it is the fastest growing challenger bank in the world.
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Just walking over that set, you can feel it chime with Hamlet's consciousness.
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This motion-sensitive door chime will transform your house into the USS Enterprise.
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Blue by ADT had one more product to show off: its Chime + Extender.
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The startup also launched in January separate pilot programs with Progressive and Chime.
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In September last year, Chime announced it surpassed the 5 million account milestone.
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He calls them bells, and sensors on them chime to register the particulate matter in the air: one chime or two every few minutes is normal, but fast, consistent chiming indicates an unhealthy amount of particulate matter in the air.
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"They hear a chime that tells them to focus on their breath," Ziegler said.
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I cut through Rittenhouse Square park right as the church bells chime at 6.
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We'd chime in with a #SquadGoals, but these two really only need one another.
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INGRAHAM: You know something, that fixer phrase -- and Dan, you can chime in here.
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There were times when a chime would sound, signaling the driver to take control.
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It's also possible to discover live Talkshows from the app's homescreen and chime in.
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My inner voice started to chime in with unsolicited chatter: What were you thinking?
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Among its rivals are apps like Step, Cleo, N26, Chime, Simple, Stash and others.
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But it probably makes sense to use Ring's $49 Chime Pro accessory with it.
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Later, Carol wakes up in bed thanks to a key-and-collander wind chime.
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After the doorbell is clipped in, then comes time to install the chime connector.
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Playing the chime could be disruptive in the middle of class or a meeting.
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" Khloé, 34, was next to chime in, telling her big sister, "Happy birthday Kourt!
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Oddly, their priorities might sometimes chime with those of Mr Macron and Mrs Merkel.
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Chime, an online-only bank, said it may consider going the banking route eventually.
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Competitor Delta was quick to chime in on social media after the leggings fiasco.
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Beyoncé was involved with the launch of Gucci's Chime for Change campaign in 2013.
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Munster's estimates about the older iPhone install base seem to chime with other forecasts.
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Every time it would chime, it would be like she was outside saying hello.
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On Friday, there were rumors in Geneva that the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime Ref.
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Chime, a device meant to brew Indian chai, will soon be on the market.
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He said Chime recently saw the best four-week period in the company's history.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the institutions involved in the Chime study.
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I'm happy that Van Youngman decides to chime in between sips of Irish whiskey.
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Chime and its ilk all want to eventually move into lending and other businesses.
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Your son may want to chime in about his concerns as a gay person.
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Chime, founded in San Francisco in 2013, is the most highly-valued US neobank.
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Occasionally a chime sounds and a clue from our overseers appears on a screen.
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Within AWS, Amazon released Chime, its own communications and video conferencing service for businesses.
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I chime in to say that I am watching a "Sopranos" marathon on HBO.
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However, commenters were quick to chime in that they are not fans of the statue.
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But maybe also chime in that Gwyneth Paltrow and Alex Jones are scamming us, too.
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It's all in good fun, and we invite you to chime in with your thoughts.
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Then, said Tschirhart, "it's up to nature to chime in whether there's new physics."[CERN]
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Your body and brain would chime in and let you know when you were done.
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The system will sound a chime and give a visual warning on the instrument panel.
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As always, the good people of Twitter were quick to chime in with hilarious responses.
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The chime has been abandoned, probably, because your MacBook now turns on automatically when opened.
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President Trump was quick to chime in about the tests in a pair of tweets.
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The next step is for the public to chime in and comment on Oxitec's proposal.
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With the new MacBook Pro, Apple is replacing the iconic chime with cold, unforgiving silence.
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What's more is that this is a bundle deal that also includes Ring's Chime Pro.
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The Smart Chime pairs with the Audio Doorbell and runs off a regular wall outlet.
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Chime works with The Bancorp Bank to offer savings and debit cards with no fees.
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After the sisters published a letter, readers would chime in, elaborating on the original column.
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The other side of efficiency is encouraging students to chime in with their own answers.
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As Chime points out, traditional banks charged consumers over $803 billion in fees in 2017.
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Stand still for long enough and you might hear the distant chime of something unknown.
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This is a bundle that includes the Ring Floodlight Camera and Chime Pro WiFi Extender.
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Digital bank Chime has tripled its valuation, officially passing the $1 billion-mark this week.
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Walczak had fastened the chime to the tree with a screw, which she's since removed.
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Chime customers took to Twitter complaining about the outages and seeking updates from the company.
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Mobile banking app Chime is a fully featured bank account that lives on your phone.
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Because CHIME is just getting started, our understanding of FRBs is in the preliminary stages.
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" Other protesters off camera chime in, saying, "Not at all" and "Never been, never been.
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Ring Pro, meanwhile, must be wired into your home's door bell chime circuit for power.
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The festival has also partnered with Gucci's Chime for Change campaign, which promotes gender equality.
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In November, she will tour Britain as a musician in support of her record "Chime."
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Mr. Chime, 30, the vegetable vendor, said the new situation was tougher on produce sellers.
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Mr. Chime, 30, the vegetable vendor, said the new situation was tougher on produce sellers.
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"And then suddenly the first stroke of the chime," he recalled in his war memoirs.
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Some of the top didigtal only players include Monzo, N26, Chime, Revolut, Starling, and Nubank.
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Digital-only bank Chime, which offers an app, has 5 million users, according to CNBC.
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Digital-first "challenger banks" like Chime are the fastest-growing group among financial technology startups.
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We've started a Facebook group where you can join and chime in with your thoughts.
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Chime suffered a service outage in October that led to a surge in customer complaints.
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The misgivings and uncertainties are in the words, which can't chime away uncertainty so easily.
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A chime sounds and I await the next turn, tapping the newest letters into formation.
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CHIME also observed the second-ever repeating burst, and the lowest-frequency bursts yet known.
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At first, no one asked assailants, accomplices, or bystanders to chime in and tell their stories.
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A Ring Video Doorbell Pro kit with chime and transformer is now available for just £179.
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Mariane Pearl and the team at Chime For Change are also helping to lead this movement.
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Just plug the Chime into any indoor outlet and add it to your existing Arlo account.
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A warning chime begins to ring and a voice advises the driver to take over steering.
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Such criticisms chime with broad concerns about for-profit education, but 2U's Mr Paucek is unmoved.
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Once you hear the startup chime, hold down Command and 'R' until the Apple logo appears.
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A pill box could chime or flash to remind you to take medications, and so on.
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If you really must have your chime, you can find instructions on re-enabling it here.
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Some observing moment of silence some milling about asclocks chime noon in Grand Place #brussels pic.twitter.
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" • "I'm approaching 40, and there's no change in sight to my status, so I'll chime in.
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More recently, he invested in Chime, a mobile banking platform valued at $1.5 billion in March.
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In 2013, she helped launch Gucci's Chime for Change, a campaign intended to empower young women.
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Along with the new round, Chime has added Shawn Carolan of Menlo Ventures to its board.
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As I tried to chime in and offer input, I realized that I was too late.
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"I'm a sinister, world-conquering, artificially intelligent robot," he says, as the other droids chime in.
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Back in Shannon's hometown in Canada, the excitement has also been growing exponentially because of CHIME.
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"There's pent-up demand for more consumer-friendly banking services," Chime CEO Chris Britt told CNBC.
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But with the new MacBook Pro, the distinctive, F-sharp major startup chime is no more.
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Others in the space include Step, Cleo, N26, Chime, Simple and Stash, to name a few.
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On Southwest flights, a single chime means the captain has turned off the seat-belt sign.
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And, what's more, you can flip them to the definitely not annoying sounds of a chime!
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Last week, I profiled the rapper Dessa ahead of the release of her new album, Chime.
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Read more: VC firms have poured $2.5 billion into fintechs like Chime and Varo this year.
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Hey D, stay for dinner, then sleep over, all the Whitfields would chime, again and again.
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Eventually, I heard the robot voice chime: "30 seconds remaining" and then the final count down.
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I don't hear the familiar chime of a merchbot when I step through the open threshold.
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Chime is raising $18 million in Series B financing for its mobile-first approach to banking.
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Shortly after, Khan's trainer Virgil Hunter raised his hand to chime on the matter as well.
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A wind chime given to Suteera at the novel's close has been recycled from a gun.
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"You always want to do that scene," Mr. Turek said Ms. Friday decided to chime in.
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This is up from just 1 million customers that Chime had signed up as of 2018.
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Chime reaches break even on a typical customer in under a year, according to the people.
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The findings chime with a preliminary report issued last month by the county property appraiser's office.
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Matthew Ostrowski has installed 15 automated rotary phones that chime to form a durational sound work.
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But McCarty, and some of the people who chime in on her posts, can be downright cruel.
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And I'll chime in when I have something to say, but for the most part, I'm quiet.
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CHIME caught the signal during its commissioning phase, meaning the telescope is still getting up and running.
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All we need now is for Jon Voight and maybe some more reality stars to chime in.
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Setting up the doorbell and the included chime all happens within August's app, and it's very simple.
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For the foreseeable future, the likes of Chime and N26 are safe from competition from big tech.
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Her characters—victims of nationalism, xenophobia and prejudice—are carefully chosen to chime with today's political climate.
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Some people suspect that these deals chime with China's industrial policy more than HNA's own corporate logic.
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But with Brief Mode enabled, Alexa will instead emit a small chime as she performs the task.
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Instead, most assistants, as Siri does, tend to deflect aggression or chime in with a sly joke.
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You just hold the force sensor, and a little chime indicates that you've entered ambient sound mode.
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" That's when Amendola's former Patriots teammate, Julian Edelman, decided to chime in -- "Get off Instagram please ... thanks.
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Chime, whose name is meant to evoke a calming sound, was valued at $1.5 billion in March.
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Then the other women chime in and the next thing you know it's a full-blown problem.
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The comment touched a nerve, prompting more than 25,000 people to chime in with their personal opinions.
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Chime said it now has more than 3 million bank accounts, up from 1 million last summer.
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Some of the report's findings chime with what others have been saying about the Israeli socioeconomic situation.
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Further down the road, Chime may venture into investing, but not until its user base is ready.
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It also can be paired with the new Smart Chime accessory, offering a more traditional doorbell experience.
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This is despite newer payment players like PayPal, Apple Pay, Chime and Cash App entering the space.
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The "soft warning chime" comes closest to a real tune, something you could maybe put words to.
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Now chai is having its hardware moment with a new appliance called the Chime by Camellia Labs.
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The company intends to sell the Chime at retail eventually for about $400 the co-founders said.
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Cast members chime in, as well as the creator, Julian Fellowes, and its executive producer, Gareth Neame.
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Chime, a San Francisco-based neobank, took about four years to reach one million users in 2018.
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What Chime misses out on in overdraft fees it could make up for in new customer acquisition.
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The video shows two girls physically fighting, with a third girl seemingly attempting to chime in nearby.
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And if you want to chime in, we'll be hanging out on the #TCDisrupt hashtag on Twitter.
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"I feel like we're racing against time to get CHIME done while we still can," Halpern said.
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Amazon has quietly released Chime, a service for making voice and video calls aimed at business users.
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To chime, two small hammers strike a gong that runs around the outline of the rectangle casing.
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When the cocktail hour ends and the chime rings for everyone to take their seats, they do.
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Each chime, one representing each of the dead, generates different sounds, as unique as those they honor.
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It represents a huge market opportunity, even though N26 faces competition from local players, such as Chime.
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The move sparked chatter across the globe, so we asked teenagers to chime in with their thoughts.
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" He deemed last year's correspondents' dinner a "massive failure," prompting Mr. McGuirk to chime in, "Yes, yes!
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"You think your opinion's so valuable you need to chime in" on stuff that doesn't even exist?
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While Galileo serves a constellation of fintech firms, it appears that Chime has been impacted the most.
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Simply connect Chime to all of your Ring devices and get Ring notifications anywhere in your home.
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He started a hashtag on Twitter, #GiveItBack, and he's asking readers to chime in about their plans.
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Simple bunnies would chime off the back iron or smash off the glass and miss everything altogether.
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His hope was that a few members of the Metroid community would chime in with their thoughts.
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Amazon Chime could pose a threat to other services like Skype, Google Hangouts as well as LogMeIn's GoToMeeting.
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"Together with Chime for Change, we raise our voices as mothers, as artists, and as activists," she writes.
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More often than not, their self-awareness will chime in when they start getting absorbed by a project.
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The Greenwich Village-based activist recently teamed up with Gucci to edit the fashion house's first zine, CHIME.
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The tower's bells will still chime for major holidays and events, like New Year's Eve and Remembrance Sunday.
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The tinkle of the door chime as a customer comes in sounds like church bells to my ears.
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YouGov calculates that 20153% of Labour voters hold "authoritarian populist" views that chime with things that UKIP promotes.
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That's usually when someone will chime in and be like, 'Alright, it's time to go take another shot!
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Last year, a new facility in Canada called CHIME came online, and it's designed, in part, for FRBs.
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It's made up of four long half-pipe shaped dishes, but unlike other radio telescopes, CHIME can't point.
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Throughout the campaign, our favorite tech luminaries have been right there to chime in with their precious thoughts.
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This year, Chime added a million customers in roughly the last three months, according to CEO Chris Britt.
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The chime connector is also sort of bulky, so it might be hard to stuff into existing setups.
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It announced "Plaid Direct" on Wednesday, which lets users more easily connect to newer digital banks like Chime.
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Other Republicans, painfully aware of the possible impact on their own political fates, were quick to chime in.
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While there are plenty of challenger banks in Europe, Chime is a rare success in the U.S. market.
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" Sometimes, they chime in together with comments like "Sylvie, sit down," or "That toy is dangerous for Eli.
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If a dose is missed, the bottles light up and chime to remind patients to take their pills.
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" As for Lil' Kim, who everyone was hoping would chime in, she's "too glam to give a damn.
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In January, the CHIME team reported the detection of the second FRB repeater and 12 non-repeating FRBs.
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Good luck trying to get Dave Chappelle to chime in on Kevin Hart's drama... homie don't play that.
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Chime declined to share the deal terms, but noted it's an all-stock transaction and investors were happy.
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So-called neo-banks like Chime, Aspiration and Varo have won converts, but their customer bases remain small.
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The crew calls each other on the aircraft's in-flight phone system through a high-low chime combination.
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As DNAInfo reports, Christine Walczak hung a wind chime outside her home in Greenpoint a few weeks back.
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Other neobanks including Chime, Acorns, and Simple are also competing hard; even JPMorgan Chase has one, called Finn.
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Chime, a startup digital bank, experienced service outages beginning Wednesday afternoon that locked customers out of their accounts.
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Chime spotted a man carrying multicolored chairs on the back of his bicycle and then photographed the scene.
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I'll make a few statements, and you contradict me if I'm wrong and chime in as you like.
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Users of Word can have Cortana helpfully chime in and provide information that's relevant to what they type.
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The companies mentioned in this report are: Amazon, BBVA, Chime, Citi Bank, Experian, FICO, LendingClub, Petal, and Synchrony.
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During the experiments, Ms. Lohman's blog readers occasionally chime in with helpful information based on their family meals.
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This is the more speculative, anecdotal part of the program, and readers should feel free to chime in.
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Although the valley protects CHIME against local radio waves, the television satellites locked in orbit still cause interference.
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Barbers tend to chime in with their own personal experiences so the client doesn't feel isolated or alone.
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The CHIME team believes this scattering is indicative of powerful astrophysical objects at the source of the bursts.
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Neobank Chime and small business lender Kabbage are both unicorns, and have worked to expand their product offerings.
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Then a sound effect can be heard: a cartoonish chime and click, like a coin flipping and landing.
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Chime CEO Chris Britt said it took the company four years to hit the first million customer mark.
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SCIENCE TIMES An article on Friday about fast radio bursts misstated the institutions involved in the Chime study.
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Like competing challenger banks, such as Chime and N26, Revolut lets you open an account from your phone.
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Your screen will flash after a second, and if the sound is on, it will sound a chime.
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It represents a huge market opportunity, even though N26 faces competition from local players, such as Chime. 3.
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Why it's a good bet: Galileo's financial APIs are powering big names in fintech like Robinhood and Chime.
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The public can chime in online with its picks in the British breakthrough and British artist video categories.
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I'm tempted to buy a shell wind chime from a local craftsman but decide to think on it.
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The labels would include a correction and an option for users to chime in with their own vote.
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"She loved to hear them chime, especially those that sounded like Big Ben" in London, Ms. Santoni said.
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Every so often, the ICE attorney would chime in, but migrants were unable to see or understand him.
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You can also disable chime or adjust the volume for the times when you want peace and quiet.
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At ten in the morning an alarm is chime chime chiming from a laptop in one of two soundproofed cubicles built into the center section of this rectangular thousand-square-foot loft, which also includes a kitchen, a living room area, and the curtained-off bedroom where the pot doctor sleeps.
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It's a frustrating experience that could be greatly improved with an audible chime to confirm that Siri heard me.
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The logical step, in my mind, was to get my co-workers and people on Twitter to chime in.
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If you hear a notification chime come in, you can double tap to have it read aloud to you.
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According to the plans, the clock's chime generator will deliver a unique sequence of bell ringing every 24 hours.
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Despite Boykin&aposs spin, dozens of media members and celebrities took to Twitter to chime in on Bee's comment.
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Things go up from there, too — the Blink Doorbell Chime is another add-on with a still unannounced price.
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In February, the company rolled out Chime, a video-conferencing service that's competing with Skype for Business and WebEx.
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Even though you won't be able to hear the clock chime, Big Ben will still be silently keeping time.
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His family values chime with the country's strong anti-gay marriage constituency, but make him toxic for the left.
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So if you start to drift into oncoming traffic, your smartwatch will chime or vibrate to keep you alert.
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But in this rare instance when they do chime in, their insights are so wonderfully grounded in parenting reality.
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But they do chime with the overall majority for Macron that pollsters predict, though tilting even more towards LREM.
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Astronomers and astrophysicists are eager for the new telescope, CHIME, to pick up more signals and gather more evidence.
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In her role as principal, Kolodny led or co-led investments in The Muse, Chime, Gusto, TalkIQ and others.
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Pro-life campaigners and right-wing politicians from both sides of the Atlantic seized the opportunity to chime in.
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LEGERE: WELL, I'LL LET MARCELO CHIME IN, BUT YEAH, WE'VE BEEN OBVIOUSLY THINKING ABOUT THIS FOR A LONG TIME.
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When others praise their children's success, we wish we could chime in and share success stories of our own.
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Part of the YouWeb 9Plus incubator, Camellia Labs made its Chime available for pre-order this week at BrewChime.
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Additionally, customers couldn't withdraw cash from ATMs, use their Chime debit cards cards, and card transactions were being declined.
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Some users said that they may ditch Chime and return to traditional banks such as Well Fargo or JPMorgan.
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He first noticed issues when he was unable to log into the Chime app around 8:00pm on Wednesday.
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Financial technology startups, such as Chime and SoFi, offer accounts with large networks of ATMs and without monthly fees.
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Without professional monitoring or when the system is turned off, you will just hear a chime in your house.
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Footage shows the crew of the C-17A flying close to Brisbane's skyscrapers as warnings chime in the cockpit.
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Whenever height and reach are called advantages in MMA, someone will chime in to remind you about Stefan Struve.
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The Bancorp Bank has similar high-profile partnerships with neobanks Chime and Varo, as well as PayPal and Venmo.
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This is one of the very first detections made by the new Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment, or CHIME.
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Chime, seemingly unencumbered by the controversy, went on to raise $500 million in a Series E in December 2019.
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Often, those pics show open computers, browser tabs, sticky notes, or even Amazon Chime Personal Meeting IDs clearly visible.
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Chime, last valued at $1.5 billion after a Series D funding round, offers no-fee checking and saving accounts.
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Back in March, Chime said it had 3 million customers when it announced its $200 million Series D round.
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The company says that you also can optionally leave a tip to help other Chime users make ends meet.
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Chime in with your thoughts once you've listened, and we'll tell you the highlights of our own IRL discussion.
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A wave of low, electronic sound washes against clacking percussion; bells chime in slow conversation with long trumpet tones.
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The bear case is that the public markets could value Chime like a bank, not like a software business.
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Last year, the CHIME/FRB collaboration detected the sources of eight new repeating fast radio bursts, including this signal.
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The Dallas Mavericks on Friday finalized their jersey sponsorship, agreeing to a multiyear deal with mobile banking service Chime.
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U.S. start-up Chime recently suffered a widespread outage that left millions of customers without access to their accounts.
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Suddenly, a chime sounds and a "front cross traffic alert" warning flashes on a screen attached to the windshield.
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The movement hasn't been limited to the continent, however, with U.S. challenger bank Chime seeing rapid growth as well.
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Other challenger banks like Revolut are also targeting the US market while domestic challengers like Chime continue to thrive.
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An alarm can be jarring, so set your smart phone to play happy, upbeat music or a soft chime.
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You can still kind of keep an eye on other people's conversations or chime in when you feel like it.
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The film's title also happens to chime with the post-election calls to fight the "normalization" of Donald Trump's presidency.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk would soon chime in via Twitter to express his own disappointment and criticism of the NTSB.
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The doorbell also requires you to plug a separate chime (included in the box) into an outlet inside your home.
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But while Prince might not have liked clothes, he loved to chime in on Hall's own fashion choices, she said.
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"A lot of people who don't even have kids decided to chime in with their opinions about breastfeeding," she said.
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Anti-Semites like Duke are frothing at the mouth, just waiting to chime in whenever the word Israel is mentioned.
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She was waiting for the chime of her portscreen—a comm from her father demanding to know where she was.
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"We can confirm that we no longer have a stake in Bell Pottinger," a Chime spokesman said in a statement.
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The mobile bank Chime has partnered with The Bancorp Bank, and T-Mobile's new Money account is backed by BankMobile.
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The 44-year-old founded JMI sports marketing, which was bought by CSM, a division of Chime Communications, in 2013.
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Echo devices throughout your household will play a short chime, followed by a recording of your announcement (in your voice).
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Did plenty of others chime in that they'd be voting for libertarian Gary Johnson or the Green Party's Jill Stein?
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While the no-fee structure is a huge draw for consumers, Chime is popular also for its innovative feature set.
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Phase two of this is to provide intelligent voice feedback that will chime in if it senses you're drifting off.
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Though a few supporters did chime in with tales of their own pizzas smothered in rubbery canned noodles and toppings.
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I just let her do what she did last time, too timid to chime in about what I didn't like.
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Some of the Golden State Warriors chime in on Rihanna before Game 22017 of the NBA Finals on Sunday. pic.twitter.
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That's good, but it's no better than the Ring doorbell and chime I've had installed in my house for years.
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Often, the mood is confined to the aesthetic, to a particular fashion buzz about to chime with the populace: Fetish!
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Several members of Bergdahl's platoon chime in and admit they still can't quite answer what they were actually doing there.
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Bell couldn't afford to take the business private himself, even after he arranged bank loans and an investment from Chime.
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Allred's words in the BBC interview chime with former prosecutors who said over the weekend that the case will continue.
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It's also worth noting that the CHIME observatory is in the commissioning phases and is not operating at full sensitivity.
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Immediately after you hear the startup chime, press and hold to reset the PRAM the Command + Option + P + R keys.
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Chime and others are betting on social media as a new, cheaper way of selling these new pseudo-bank products.
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Named for the M25 London motorway, Orbital was formed in 1987, and they released their first single, "Chime" in 1989.
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When large herds graze in unison, the effect is that of a many-tubed wind chime swaying in a breeze.
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Just be sure to give people a few seconds to unmute themselves to respond to a question or chime in.
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Since our writing prompts are open for comment indefinitely, students can chime in on topics like these at any time.
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Meanwhile, they jiggled and tapped their other foot every few minutes (with a chime reminding them to move that foot).
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It is specifically targeted at people who deposit their paycheck into their Chime account but also live paycheck to paycheck.
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In March of 2018, Chime&aposs CEO Chris Britt told Bankrate that it would launch lending products within the year.
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Card transactions and ATM withdrawals have since been restored, and employer deposits are posting, Chime said Thursday in a statement.
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Funding for Chime and other start-up banks like Monzo and Revolut has eclipsed last year's record of $2.3 billion.
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We asked readers to chime in as well; here are their stories of loves found and lost on the road.
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After a few trials, he paired the food with a bell chime, and the dogs would salivate at the combination.
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Also this month, mobile bank Chime made its first acquisition, buying Pinch, a startup that helps millennials improve their credit.
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He was Chime Dorje, a prominent doctor and advocate of traditional medicine who ran a clinic in the town center.
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While suspense may be the emotional aim of the watch, the payoff — the chime — required no small feat of engineering.
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The compositions of Ms. Webber, a saxophonist and multi-reedist, play in fresh ways with chime and repetition and schematics.
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His radiant falsetto imperceptibly dims into catacombs of vocal fry, or sails out and wavers as pristinely as a chime.
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The link lists the organization supported by Gucci Chime For Change, including Global Fund for Women, Ms. Foundation, and Women Deliver.
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But the Lookout Smart Door Viewer does offer an adjustable microphone, loudspeaker and chime to make it a smart video doorbell.
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United Way, Chime For Change and Global Citizen are all working with the singer's BeyGood foundation, which oversees her philanthropic efforts.
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I still wince every time I hear a wind chime clamoring in the breeze of a beachside home or antique dealer.
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Available as a free download for iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows, Amazon's Chime is a video conferencing app for online meetings.
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Landisio swirled around in his chair, kicked off with a description of their caseloads, then looked to Cuddy to chime in.
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But maybe we could have a little chime that rings every time he mentions that his parents were hard-working immigrants.
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Higher German auto sales chime with figures for Britain, France, Italy and Spain which have all reported higher deliveries in September.
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In fact, Cook's decision to lean in to social activism has led a number of other powerful CEOs to chime in.
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"We don't really look to them as partners, and we haven't explored those sort of relationships," Chime CEO Chris Britt said.
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CHIME is located in British Columbia and its FRB from last month was reported in a post by the Astronomer's Telegram .
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Regardless of who knew, Watkins' is now being accused of unethical conduct by just about every journalism guru to chime in.
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He cited his "outspoken" behavior and tendency to chime in on foreign policy before he took office, a break with precedent.
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With the new funding, Chime has now raised the most funding and has the highest valuation among other U.S. challenger banks.
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Chime also includes a couple of innovative features that help differentiate it from the other mobile banking apps on the market.
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"We're excited to welcome some of the world's leading growth investors to Chime," said Britt in a statement about the funding.
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We can't wait to hear those Taco Bell wedding bells chime, although we'd much rather have Chalupas at our TB reception.
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The Chime has three major parts that stick up like little towers: the control console, the water reservoir and the brewers.
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The digital-first approach and promise of zero fees has helped Chime attract roughly 200,000 users per month, the company said.
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Pinch had only been in beta testing prior to joining Chime, and was also planning to do a full public launch.
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Nichols and I chatted about our favorite BBQ spots in various southern cities, while Patricof stood awkwardly trying to chime in.
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Its second-biggest shareholder, Chime, has written off its 25 percent stake and its chief executive and biggest investor have quit.
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She managed to not only chime in without fueling the fire — but nail what we were all feeling as baffled bystanders.
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And again, as we go through this, if you have questions, feel free to chime in and discuss them with us.
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The loud chime woke me up in the middle of a dream only twice, and both times I really resented it.
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One thing that sets the Arbor doorbell apart is the inclusion of an integrated chime inside the bundled Wi-Fi extender.
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Early-bird customers will pay $249 for a machine in total, including shipping and 60 "Chime Caps" of tea and spices.
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Chime, I wrote, is inspired by science but not music "about" science; there are no songs explaining electrodes or brain waves.
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Users can also add an optional tip, which goes toward helping other Chime users who might be living paycheck to paycheck.
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The declaration came shortly after he tweeted about D.C. getting a Wawa, which prompted other Keystone State officials to chime in.
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There's even a hashtag — #policy8520 — where members of the community (or the internet at large) can chime in with their thoughts.
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In fact, in late 2016 it quietly acquired video messaging startup Chime, led by early Facebooker Jared Morgenstern, without anyone noticing.
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In order to offer FDIC-insured bank accounts, Chime and N26 have partnered with The Bancorp Bank and Axos Bank, respectively.
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On Tuesday Ryan appeared to chime in with a statement that broadly opposed Nazis but did not mention King by name.
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Chime Riley was hanged and then weighed down with clay turpentine cups and thrown in the Little River near Barney, Georgia.
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Mr. Khan's nationalistic broadsides against American policies and what he describes as a humiliatingly uneven relationship chime with the military's position.
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Peter is you if you lived alone and woke up every weekday to your iPhone still set to default chime 'radar.
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Republican lawmakers, who have long been intensely critical of Comey, were quick to chime in after the report's release Thursday. Rep.
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Start with that incomparable name: Timbuktu, a three-syllable chime that forms a virtual do-re-mi of hiddenness and exoticism.
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Or they'll just chime in on a particular polarizing topic and add a fancam — stan twitter's ultimate tongue-in-cheek move.
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The majority of the neobank's members are being siphoned away from the US's big banks, Chime CEO Chris Britt told Bloomberg.
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The first-generation Ring Chime Pro was a small rectangular device with a speaker grille and two large antennas sticking up.
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Yet Unilever's troubles chime with words of caution from economists, who warn against betting on a stronger global economy next year.
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US neobanks Chime and Varo illustrate the contrast even more starkly, offering fee-free overdraft cushions of $100 and $50, respectively.
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The project, likely to cost up to $30 billion, would chime with efforts to better integrate the kingdom's energy and industrial sectors.
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He had developed a script that I would chime in on every now and then, and he wrote that with Sawyer Perry.
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Each storyline is also assigned its own hashtag so anyone can chime in with their own post related to a given storyline.
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Chime says that over the past year it has quadrupled its accounts to 4 million and recently attained a $1003 billion valuation.
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But, one guy decided to chime in with his thoughts on her pose, informing Dunham that she wasn't cupping her boobs correctly.
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The intentions behind it also chime with a shift of emphasis by another leading central banker, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde.
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It starts with a subtle chime on the receiving end and displays about 10 seconds of translucent fog before the call begins.
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It was hard to keep up with changing ways, despite the opening of a chime-bell music room and an online shop.
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Other fans couldn't help but chime in on the unfortunate incident, which is a total violation of both Selena and Justin's privacy.
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Every few minutes, vehicle operator Jonathan Dailey grabs the wheel, and a chime indicates that the vehicle has transitioned out of autonomy.
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Manning refused to get philosophical about the upcoming clash with his biggest nemesis, but his Denver teammates were happy to chime in.
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Expedia did not make Khosrowshahi available for comment, but Expedia President of Lodging Partner Services Cyril Ranque was able to chime in.
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"You'll hear a chime when you have a new message, and a green light ring will appear on your device," Amazon notes.
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Ring Video Doorbell Pro + Chime Pro + Echo Dot for $180 Note that the Video Doorbell Pro doesn't have a rechargeable battery, though.
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The Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment – or CHIME – detected the strange noise known as a fast radio burst on July 25, BGR.
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The driver was alerted of the Summon activation with an audible chime and a pop-up message on the center touchscreen display.
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With suggestions from PEOPLE readers, Barton, Gregg and Carla toured Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria and heard the Rathaus-Glockenspiel chime in Munich.
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Banks like Chime provides features such as Automatic Savings and allows you to transfer funds and monitor your accounts in real-time.
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Beyoncé announced Wednesday that she will partner with the charities United Way, Chime for Change and Global Citizen on her upcoming tour.
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The Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime reference 6300A-010 is the only one of its kind that will be made in stainless steel.
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Though he has a checking account with a credit union, Cousineau prefers to use Chime because its technology is more user-friendly.
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That does not chime with the original rationale for the plan, which is to give entrepreneurs free rein to run their businesses.
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For context, Chime counted 3 million total customers as recently as March — when it raised $200 million in funding — indicating rapid growth.
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Chime Communications, which had been attempting to sell its stake in Bell Pottinger, announced that it was simply giving up its shares.
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Noises that Reichardt turned down or cut out included a single wind chime, a barely audible breeze, the rustling of a tent.
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When a player is having a tough time with the game, other gamers chime in with a familiar phrase—don't go hollow.
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The F-sharp chime that has greeted users on startup since 1998 is a casualty of the new laptop's instant boot up.
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Facebook is probably where the cleanest conversations, in terms of someone posting a piece of content and then their friends chime in.
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As the thread develops, others chime in, saying the attack is taking advantage of the same vulnerability as a previously documented attack.
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"It's completely not in the cards that CHIME could use any part of its budget to buy its own frequency," Halpern said.
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That's what anti-virus and security company AVG wants to do with its Chime operating system, which comes bundled with certain routers.
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Beyond VoIP calling and video messaging, Chime includes virtual meetings, allowing users to host or join a remote meeting through the service.
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Without monthly fees or overdraft charges, Chime tries to appeal to the millennial generation, touting its affordability and easy-to-use app.
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So far this year, funding for Chime and others like Monzo and Revolut have already eclipsed last year's record of $2.3 billion.
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Banking startup Chime, for example, has won market share with fee-free checking accounts and now has more than two million customers.
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Still, Wells Fargo's advantage could be blunted by its monthly fees, something that Chime and Varo customers don't have to deal with.
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You can chime in, but it's crucial to approach the matter with sensitivity and center the person who is looking for assistance.
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She has also worked for gender equality cause Chime for Change, food-recovery nonprofit Copia and Michelle Obama's Let Girls Learn initiative.
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And with CES just around the corner, perhaps Amazon will share more about the new Ring Chime Pro at the big event.
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Chime is exploring lending-like products, launching a free overdraft program called SpotMe, and offering two-day advances on direct deposit paychecks.
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"I completely acknowledge the fact that we feel like we let" users down, Chime CEO Chris Britt said in a telephone interview.
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Chime has been experiencing torrid growth lately, going from 1 million users in mid-2018 to more than 5 million this year.
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The community group leaders facilitate most of the meeting, and I only need to chime in with clarification a couple of times.
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The video is produced by Beyoncé and Salma Hayek's Chime for Change initiative and The Global Goals and shares heartbreaking statistics throughout.
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Now I could excitedly give good news to my whole family at once, and they could all chime in with their witty remarks.
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You'll hear a nice chime and kind phrases if you use the words "please" or "thank you" when requesting something from Google Assistant.
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Your numbers will speak for themselves, and your ability to chime in with additional context will be severely hampered by quiet period restrictions.
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Pearl is already planning for the next Women Bylines and hopes for the workshop to become a regular program for Chime For Change.
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If you want to chime in, let us know in the comments on Facebook Live, YouTube, or on Twitter with the hashtag #ViceNews.
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" Relationship status aside, Pattinson couldn't help but chime in when Stern praised twigs, agreeing, "she's amazing" and gushing that "she's like super talented.
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When she speaks with the other Pam Pams present, they all chime in with their own experiences of inappropriate remarks and come-ons.
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You can use the Video Doorbell 33 on its own and it will chime when someone presses the button or it detects motion.
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Even political candidates and state officials saw an incentive to chime in on the national story to gain clout and reach potential donors.
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"So Stephanie chime in..If I twerk and be half naked does that mean I deserve to get raped and molested?" she continued.
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Relationship status aside, Pattinson couldn't help but chime in when Stern praised twigs, agreeing, "she's amazing" and gushing that "she's like super talented."
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More recently, fintech upstarts with names like Chime, Sofi Money and Simple have begun to popularize the idea of no-fee banking accounts.
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Start by putting your phone airplane mode for portions of the day to avoid the temptation of responding to every buzz and chime.
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Hosts will chime in to respond to viewer comments and questions in the live chat, giving the show more of a community feel.
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The company acquired a conferencing startup called Biba last year and has incorporated its features into Chime, a new communications suite for businesses.
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Politicians, influencers and political commentators took to social media to chime in on the last presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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As more and more people chime in, a single tweet can spawn dozens of conversation threads, each with a different set of users.
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During the past five months, while CHIME has been in a commissioning phase, researchers have found more bursts that they haven't publicly released.
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The average American pays $329 a year in bank fees just to access their own money, according to 2017 report by Chime Bank.
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The concerns of financial firms over gun safety chime with a wider debate on corporate links with the NRA, following the Florida shooting.
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Now, though, people are starting to chime in not just on how people eat their pizza but also on how they carry it.
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Others like Simple and Stash are also available, but Chime has raised over $110 million, making it the largest in terms of funding.
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If Instagram existed in 1984, The Egyptian Lover and N.W.A.'s Arabian Prince would've been the first to chime "Dad" in Prince's comments.
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The UI is pleasant to look at, and the little chime of a notification that whispers in your ear is most certainly addictive.
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Add another $59 for the indoor chime with Wi-Fi extender, and another $30 per year if you want to view stored recordings.
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Now, Truebill works with most banking and credit providers, including online-only companies like Chime, and other fintech startups like investing app Robinhood.
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Explores how seven players have leveraged technology to tap into this lucrative market — Citi Bank, Chime, BBVA, LendingClub, Petal, Amazon, and Synchrony Financial.
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In one instance, Amazon showed how a family might play a game like "Trivial Pursuit" using the buttons to chime in for answers.
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This is when you chime in and talk about whether Further Future, AKA "'Burning Man for the 1%," is better than Burning Man.
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Halpern said his team did field measurements in remote places like the Sahara Desert when trying to figure out where to put CHIME.
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While he typically sticks to hockey, Cherry will occasionally chime in on an issue of the day, almost always from a conservative perspective.
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The new total comes just four months after Chime announced it had quadrupled its user base to 4 million in a single year.
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Saied won the support of both Islamists and leftists, though his radical but socially conservative politics do not neatly chime with either group.
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Mexican challenger bank Klar, a Chime clone, recently raised over $57.5 million in debt and equity in one of Mexico's largest seed rounds.
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"Ding Dong" (叮咚) is Chinese onomatopoeia for a chime — what you'll hear when the intelligent speakers prompt you or process your questions.
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Notice the similar shape and what appears to be a similar-looking fabric at the bottom of the device: Here's what the current Ring Chime Pro looks like if you're curious: From just the image Zatz shared and what we can see from the FCC filings, it's hard to know exactly what new functionality may be in the new Ring Chime Pro.
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On the enterprise front, the company's AWS division released a communications service called Chime earlier this year that includes both messaging and videoconferencing features.
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Its comments chime with European regulators who say Europe is "overbanked", suggesting that lenders should consolidate sooner rather than later to tackle poor profitability.
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You can feel Avalon's warmth with every synth swell, every guitar lick, every sax luring you to the beach, every chime in the breeze.
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While things appear to have settled down between Drake and Pusha T, West appeared to chime in on the beef in a tweet Friday.
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In the watch world, you'll most often see it used in minute repeaters, watches that will chime the time when you hit a button.
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Keep ignoring the road, and you'll hear a chime, feel a buzz through the seat, and see that light turn red and start flashing.
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" While Selena Gomez has yet to chime in, her mother Mandy Teefey did, writing on Instagram she wanted to give Swift a "big hug.
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The truth is, the FRB spotted by Canada's CHIME radio telescope on July 25 wasn't much different from other FRBs that telescopes have spotted.
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As weird as it may seem, fans hopped in his comments to commiserate with Bell and chime in about the horrors of pruned fingers.
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Banks that fail to provide a seamless omnichannel experience will quickly fall behind more tech-savvy competitors such as StashInvest, Simple, Chime or Varo.
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For example, fintech startup Chime doesn't charge overdraft, service, transaction or minimum balance fees, though it does charge some out-of-network ATM fees.
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A mantra that has now engrained itself so deeply within me that not a day goes by without hearing it chime in my head.
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During a service Friday evening, a forlorn bell chime punctuated each of the five victims' names as they were read aloud, the Sun reported.
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You can also set the chime to give motion alerts, and it even has a Smart Siren that blares out an 80 decibel siren.
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Ultimately, the CHIME/FRB team hopes to find similar patterns in the handful of known repeating bursts to see if these cycles are common.
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But, for the sake of idealism, let's wait until Geri (Halliwell) Horner and Emma Bunton chime in before we jump to any dire conclusions.
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When many users begin to chime in on a conversation thread, being able to reply to everyone has required that you limit your words.
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So, as tempting as it may be to chime in with advice, perhaps it'd be best to let Kardashian determine how best to parent.
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Influencers and armchair politicos also took to social media to chime in as Clinton andTrump went head to head in the first presidential debate.
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Once you choose a video, the One Top will chime and ding to let you know when to move on to the next step.
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The advantage is that you can place multiple Smart Chimes throughout your house and in rooms that the regular doorbell chime might not reach.
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Remember those childhood summers, and the pure adrenaline that would rush through your sugar-addled system at the sound of a tinkly "Greensleeves" chime?
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Though Saied has won the support of both Islamists and leftists, his radical but socially conservative politics do not neatly chime with either group.
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To date, Chime has raised approximately $300 million, including last year's $70 million Series C, which then saw the company valued at $500 million.
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His liberal idealism (he is pretty unfussed about immigration, for example) does not chime with the small-c conservative voters on whom Out relies.
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Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analysts became the latest to chime in and suggest the bank will need to keep unloading assets to keep investors happy.
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Chime, whose user base is 90% millennials, may or may not relaunch Pinch's rent-paying service, but it will be soon moving into credit.
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One was writing in Harper's and the other making impromptu comments in a town hall, but Roiphe and Zingales's arguments chime with one another.
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And when you utter "Alexa," the earbuds make the same familiar chime sound to let you know that they're listening, just like the Echo.
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Several people on Clinton's team — though she didn't chime in directly — discussed strategies for going after Sanders with help from outside groups and individuals.
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"This will probably turn into a Starbucks," she lamented as she walked out the door, hearing its familiar bell chime for the last time.
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The most recent announcement has been made by the CHIME (Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment) radio telescope, located in the hills of British Columbia.
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Now they're starting to get attention here in the US, with names like Chime, Varo, SoFi, Current, GoBank, and even—heaven help us—booyah!.
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The Better Business Bureau (BBB) is the latest to chime in with a recent alert about scammers who use Facebook Messenger to trick victims.
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I was recently featured in a Chime with Change Black Dogs film short documentary, The Future is Fluid, that premiered at Sundance this year.
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Just like Chime, N26 will also try to let you get paid up to two days early if you get paid via direct deposit.
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It can do this simply enough: by scanning for connections to known malicious servers and blocking them, Amit Siwal, product manager for Chime, explained.
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Unless AVG can get Chime onto a slew of devices as a default, it may not reach many of those who could use it.
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Towards the end of 2017, more technical minded consumers should be able to download Chime themselves and install it onto their own routers too.
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Built with parents with sleeping babies in mind, you can disable your in-house chime while continuing to receive doorbell alerts on your phone.
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Earlier FRBs were observed at somewhat higher frequencies, while the CHIME telescope was able to look at frequencies in the range of 400 MHz.
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Measures to drive technological improvements would chime with his desire to improve UK productivity, which is growing very slowly, and create high quality jobs.
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J.P. A new video clip should draw attention to "Fire Drills" from "Chime," the album that the rapper and singer Dessa released in February.
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The company recently acquired Chime, a video messaging app started by Jared Morgenstern, an early Facebook employee who is now Raya's chief operating officer.
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Over the years the two feats involved, one mental and one physical, each formative in its own way, have come to chime and blur.
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Either way, though, the UK is breaking up with the EU on January 31, even if Big Ben doesn't chime to mark the occasion.
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Of note: Neobanks like Chime, Varo and Acorns are so far sitting out the podcast frenzy, though they are surely advertising on existing podcasts.
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Every actress who has assayed the role, including Jacqueline Bisset and Jaclyn Smith (even the names chime), must now make way for Natalie Portman.
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READ THE FULL STORY HERENeobanks like Chime are attracting billions in VC cash, but unlike most retail banks they don&apost do any lending.
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Additionally, Chime announced that it will institute a 1.6% interest rate on savings accounts — it previously had not offered any interest on savings products.
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As Chime scales up, so will its costs, and it will need to find a way to bolster revenue, control expenses, and grow sustainably.
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Also noteworthy is the glowing blue ring in the corner, which might indicate that the new Ring Chime Pro has Amazon's Alexa built in.
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We have two rounds ($500 million rounds for Revolut and Chime) and two sales (exits for Plaid and Credit Karma) to wrap up today.
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Chime was in the process of raising new funding from investors at a valuation of at least $5 billion, Axios reported earlier this month.
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Retailers could completely miss a huge wave of online shopping activity ahead of the back-to-school shopping season if they don't chime in.
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Chime also recently added Mark Troughton, the ex-president of home security start-up Ring that was acquired by Amazon, as chief business officer.
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And fintech is a crowded market, with challenger banks like Chime to trading platforms like Robinhood raking in VC cash and notching unicorn valuations.
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Missoni deposits her vegetables, herbs and flowers in the kitchen as the cook begins to prepare risotto and church bells chime the noon hour.
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" Kohn qualified that she doesn't assume that, "the people who chime in most vociferously often are representative of most progressives, most liberals, most Democrats.
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These considerations chime with the view that Mrs May has failed to win most of the Brexit aims she set out to achieve (see table).
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Expect to be able to display hidden files in Finder, disable the startup chime, change the screenshot file format, run maintenance tools, and lots more.
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The popular interest in clothing seems to have surged, with even the casual fashion follower ready to chime in on the latest looks from Vetements.
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One user claimed that Alexa didn't make the chime sound (indicating that the device had heard the wake word) before it broke out into laughter.
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The Chime for Change campaign features stories, videos, and artwork from a variety of voices in an aim to spread awareness and end gender inequality.
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You'll now be able to set Hue lights to sync with your morning alarm, so that they'll slowly turn on before the chime goes off.
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FRBs have baffled scientists for more than a decade, but new facilities such as CHIME are revealing new details about these weird events every year.
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It's not clear when Pressley might chime in on 2020, but her latest endorsements come as she's about to lose a key congressional ally. Rep.
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The former buzzes and hums, scratching petulantly at the strings, first expanding to thunder and fill the space, then shrinking to chime calmly and quietly.
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Savona has decades of experience in academia, banking and government but has spooked markets with his eurosceptic views that chime with those of the League.
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I heard a chime, perhaps a signal that it had reached a floor, followed by the rumble of what might have been a door opening.
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As a result the firm's second-biggest shareholder, Chime, has written off its 25 percent stake and its chief executive and biggest investor have quit.
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But between July and October 2018 — before it was at full operation — CHIME spotted 13 different FRBs as well as six from the same location.
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It makes buying into Ring's cloud subscription service to store video backups, and perhaps a Ring Chime Pro as well, a lot easier to digest.
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You can correct that by turning on the accessibility feature in the settings, which allow a chime to alert you that Google Home is engaged.
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Ring's wired-only video doorbell is $70 off today at Best Buy, and it comes with a free Chime Pro and third-gen Echo Dot.
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South African citizens took to social media to chime in on the issue, some saying that their government was holding back firefighters' earnings in Canada.
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They craved a space where their problems and frustrations would be regarded as normal — a place where women could chime in and say, me too.
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To make sure Elijah doesn't slip out again, his parents have installed new locks and a chime that goes off if the door is opened.
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What Gary is saying is anecdotal, but it does chime with what I've observed: Problems seem be be exacerbated rather than created while in prison.
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The buzz or chime of a push notification on your phone is, at best, a distraction, and at worst, a source of stress and anxiety.
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Her followers were quick to chime in to share their stories of overcoming their own insecurities — and just to say how much they love pizza.
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Meanwhile, there are homegrown competitors in the US like Varo Money or Chime, the latter of which launched earlier this year and just reached4 millionusers.
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Presumably, you'd swipe this while viewing a threat outside your home, although the only alarm it triggers is the 153-decibel chime inside your home.
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You can also choose to round up purchases made on your Chime card to the nearest dollar and send that amount to your savings account.
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The phrase "we're not in Hawkins anymore" (itself a reference to "The Wizard of Oz") appears one word at a time as the bells chime.
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This photo, likely taken in the 1970s, depicts a steward in the dome lounge car playing a dining car chime to alert passengers of dinnertime.
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He'd complain about Citi's backwards methods, and Jacob, who'd worked at Yahoo since he was 299, would always chime in that they were software problems.
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But a recent case started with a single Facebook post, and now is either ending or thickening with a chime-in from the Chinese government.
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The interludes carry much of the narrative; dogs bark in the distance, women chant, bells chime, and a tense stillness sits behind the whole thing.
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Since launching in 2014, Chime has signed up 500,000 customers, who are typically in their late 20s and making between $50,000 and $70,000 per year.
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But that orthodoxy ignores the fact that a team member on the go might still want to chime in on chats, even with just audio.
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Chime is increasingly looking like the bigger player in the U.S., recently raising a $500 million funding round and reached a valuation of $5.8 billion.
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LONDON, Jan 14 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the government is considering a crowdfunding campaign to allow Big Ben to chime on Jan.
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The company has been profitable for years since its bootstrapped beginnings and counts fintech giants like Chime Banking, Robinhood, Monzo and TransferWise among its customers.
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If Venmo further moves into this space, it will have competition from the likes of Varo, Simple, Chime, Current, Cleo, N26, Step, Stash and others.
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For example, US neobank Chime offers overdraft protection of up to $100 for users who direct deposit at least $500 per month into their account.
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Once in a while he'd chime in with a zinger of a tweet and I'd share it humbly with the folks who kindly follow me.
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In this situation, there may be no warning light or chime to warn the driver the vehicle is not in park upon exiting the vehicle.
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Online bank Chime on Friday raised $500 million in Series E funding at a $5.8 billion valuation, up from a $1.5 billion valuation in March.
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Kais Saied has won the support of both Islamists and leftists, though his radical but socially conservative politics do not neatly chime with either group.
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The authors of the paper are part of the CHIME/FRB collaboration, which has published a multitude of fast radio burst studies in recent years.
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When the tone starts to wobble, he'll chime in with a line like, "I'm a lazy, horrible, home-comforts-wanting pig," to reset the balance.
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Speaking of CES, here's the Ring Chime Pro *2* -- looks like it's got a full-on speaker and Alexa, maybe like an Echo Flex. pic.twitter.
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When the countdown finally strikes the end, that moment is marked by a delicate chime from deep inside the watch's 40.5-millimeter rose gold case.
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The group expressed its concerns last summer, but undertook a broader study and survey of possible effects, asking various observatories and organizations to chime in.
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Lawmakers around the world have vocally called for regulations, hearings, and investigations into this incident over the last few days and more continue to chime in.
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Where did this 32-year-old father of child actor Ronny Howard find the nerve to chime in and pitch changes to their new CBS sitcom?
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At 9pm, above the usual din of traffic and music in the sprawling capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, bells chime from some 100 churches.
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The same goes for his friendliness with Vladimir Putin and his calls for a rapprochement with Russia, which chime with similar longstanding demands on her part.
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I'd loiter, too, at various local watering holes, on the periphery of lively conversations, eager to chime in with a quippy remark I'd practiced in French.
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That familiar and, dare I say, invigorating chime that signals the startup of your Mac computer is officially dead, at least on the new MacBook Pro.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan will also chime in, speaking at the Mayor's International Luncheon in Fort Worth, Texas, which takes place in the early afternoon.
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If holding hearings and giving CEO's and bankers a tongue-lashing proves to be helpful in the polls, everyone in Washington is going to chime in.
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The Chime brews real tea with real spices, and it boils real milk and then boils it again after the tea and spice mixture is poured.
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Netgear says that the two products should be out this fall, although it hasn't announced a price yet for either the Audio Doorbell or Smart Chime.
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Instead of perpetuating the cycle, bystanders can first take a step back and refuse to chime in on social media unless it's to support the victim.
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A new Canadian radio telescope called CHIME is expected to find between one and 10 FRBs each day after it becomes fully operational later this year.
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Pink dots on the Twitter data map above represent the number of people discussing Kardashian West Sunday night, and grow brighter as more tweeters chime in.
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"Becoming a bank right now hasn't been a top priority for us," said Britt, a former executive at Green Dot and Visa before co-founding Chime.
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While he's tweaked and built over 200 objects that rattle, chime, bang, squeak, and more, most are ephemeral, and only a dozen or so still exist.
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If the driver's door is opened when the gear-shift is not in Park, a chime sounds and a message is displayed to warn the driver.
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The words have also been used in advertisements for Gucci's Chime for Change campaign, stenciled on Nike AF1 sneakers and inscribed on dishes for Fishs Eddy.
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Props to Anupama for trying ... especially after the the group didn't even TRY to chime in when Trebek asked about "Mean" Joe Greene and Michael Irvin.
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Homebrew, the seed-stage venture capital firm whose portfolio companies include Chime and TheSkimm, is raising $90 million for its third fund, per an SEC filing.
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Lincoln, Ford's luxury division, is trying to improve on the usual warning chime by using recordings of actual musicians playing real instruments inside a music hall.
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" When Autopilot is activated, the driver hears a chime and sees an indication on the dashboard telling them to "please keep your hands on the wheel.
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Strong sales in Germany chime with double-digit gains in March already reported in Italy and Spain, Europe's fourth and fifth biggest markets respectively in 2016.
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I felt even less comfortable with Nissan's steering assist function, as it would at times turn off abruptly with only a chime sound to alert me.
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There's the signature $199 video doorbells— a $100 "Pro" version is launching in April —a chime that alerts homeowners of activity, and an exterior video recorder.
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The company is looking to upgrade its existing services—WorkMail and WorkDocs—and possibly bundle them into packages, along with its new video-calling app, Chime.
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Those on the left noted she had waited a week to chime in and had never given similar credence to the claims of her father's accusers.
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In normal times, this would chime with the US killing in January of top Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani, and hint at an escalation towards open conflict.
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A gorgeous silver chime that caught my attention came from a tall clock by the Connecticut clockmaker Thomas Harland (1735-1807) at Nathan Liverant and Son.
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My father, who turned 80 this year, (and is showing his age) would chime in from time to time and help us out with obscure words.
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Sometimes, I handle legal matters for CCNYC and chime in or reel in creative ideas when there are legal implications behind certain moves we are considering.
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That's the central question of a new paper authored by the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment in collaboration with the Fast Radio Burst Project (CHIME/FRB).
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San Francisco-based mobile challenger bank Chime is closing in on a new round of funding at a valuation north of $5 billion, per multiple sources.
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People accidentally trigger Siri on their Apple devices all the time, but it usually doesn't chime in with something that's straight up disrespectful to your expertise.
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Earlier in September, the new startup banking company Chime announced that it had hit 5 million banking customers and was offering its own overdraft protection service.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson was the next world leader to chime in, saying that British intelligence also suggested that Flight 752 had been shot down.
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While the bank doesn&apost currently offer direct lending products, Chime has been vocal about its ambitions to enter the credit side of the balance sheet.
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Gabriel's comments chime with those made by Germany's largest power producer RWE on Tuesday, when it rejected new calls to phase out coal-fired power generation.
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It's not that the phone alarms themselves are dreadful; my chosen chime, which has the groovy yacht-rock name "Slow Rise," is a pleasant enough melody.
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After five minutes of this repetitive motion, a gentle chime sounded, and a notification popped up telling me I had met my meditation goal for the day.
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"So the main exciting thing about CHIME is that it will probably find lots of FRBs, meaning more chances to learn where they're coming from," said Petroff.
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"Since TI wanna chime in on business that don't concern him let's talk about the threesome you had with Chyna and your baby mama Tiny," Kardashian replied.
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Soon another telescope with a highly unusual design, called CHIME, will come online in Canada, and should spot many more FRBs—maybe 10 times more than ASKAP.
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If you want to tune in for the clock's last chime for a while, BBC Radio 4 will be broadcasting the moment when the bells fall silent.
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I've been seeing a lot of chatter about these Austin punks, and after spending some time with their bite-sized debut EP, I'm happy to chime in.
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Despite my positive experience, the Video Doorbell 2 is an expensive gadget, especially when you add in the cost of a second battery and the Chime Pro.
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I wanted to quickly chime in to emphasize that our goal in acquiring Indie Hackers is to simply ensure that the site becomes as successful as possible.
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And there are now numerous digital banking services to choose from, for those who don't need a bank with branches – like BBVA's Simple, Chime, and Varo Money.
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When Ballerini recently posted an emotional video of her mom finding out she'd been nominated for a second Grammy, Morris and Pearce were quick to chime in.
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Other people chime in with their opinions, and as long as you keep it transparent, that in our experience is the best way to keep it fair.
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Earlier this year, it announced Chime, a video conferencing app for its business users, designed to compete with existing services such as Skype for Business or WebEx.
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The app will show the time and location they were last in use, and will send out a chime from buds that are still in Bluetooth range.
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And Pastor Scott, I would like you to chime in here because I think it&aposs so brave that Pastor Van Moody came to the White House.
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Like others in this space, Chime offers a "no fees" bank account, which won't penalize users for things like dropping below a minimum balance or even overdrafts.
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To date, customers have opened more than 3 million FDIC-insured bank accounts on Chime, which makes it the largest brand in its category, the company claims.
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While many on the internet took turns mocking the artist and some others actually believed him, popular astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson decided to chime in, educating B.o.
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Chime also has some deals in the works which will see the bank working with employers more directly, but couldn't speak to the specifics at this time.
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Get the Star Trek Electronic Door Chime for $27.99 See Details When you're unwinding after a day of work, it's nice to slip into a cozy bathrobe.
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What matters is that Stash now has more dosh on hand to compete with Chime and Acorns, each of which recently raised big new rounds this year.
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New banks — like Chime, which is reported to have more than 75,000 open accounts and counting — are offering consumers an alternative to traditional banks, without the fees.
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Chime, the no-fees mobile bank valued at $500 million as of its last round, has put some of its funds to use with its first acquisition.
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Chime is now one of several millennial-focused mobile banks on the market, which do away with traditional banking fees as well as brick-and-mortar location.
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Varo, a digital-only bank, is coming closer to gaining a national bank charter from the OCC that would separate it from competitors like Chime and Monzo.
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The cutely-named Chime, which is about 14-inches tall, includes a spot for the company's recyclable tea capsules, and a separate tea boiler and milk carafe.
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The Chime is also "smart," allowing users to adjust their tea to milk ratio, cup size, brew strength and temperature via a bluetooth-connected smartphone and app.
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But if you see someone write something and many, many other people chime in and say, 'I've had the same experience,' I think that's what it was.
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"Burrito Hill Mirror," a reordering of Mr. Klein's recent piece "Burrito Hill," features an uneven chime like that of a windup music box, beautiful but subtly unsettled.
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From the US (Chime, Varo) to Europe (Monzo, N26) and Latin America (NuBank), disrupting where Main Street holds its money is an appealing concept across the globe.
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In addition to homegrown Chime and Varo, the UK-based Monzo and the German-based N26 have gone live in the US in the past few months.
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US neobank Chime reached 5 million customers and is expanding SpotMe, an overdraft protection feature it rolled out on a limited basis earlier this summer, per TechCrunch.
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" Pence responded by saying that the Trump administration would "always follow the science" on the issue, prompting Tapper to chime in that the "science says it is.
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Savona has decades of experience in academia, banking and government but has alarmed markets with his eurosceptic views that chime with those of the anti-immigrant League.
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Sometimes, he says, a team will host multiple meetings on the same topic, to make sure everyone from different time zones has a chance to chime in.
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At Chime and Varo, you can get what sounds a little like a neo–payday loan—your paycheck cashed, up to two days before your actual payday.
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"To which he added: "CHIME is the most prolific FRB hunter in the world and we are looking forward to sharing new results in the upcoming months.
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Influencers and armchair politicos also took to social media to chime in as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump went head to head in the second presidential debate.
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With the touch of a button, the divinely complex mechanism would chime a mellifluous pattern counting off the hour, and then, in increments of five, the minutes.
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Citi analyst Oliver Nugent said changes in the discount for the cash over the three-month contract "do not chime with market consensus of a wider deficit".
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That said, there's definitely something in this movie for those who want to see Hollywood chime in on humanity's gross under appreciation of the natural world. Mother!
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"I just don't know how you could chime in so much and not mention 'two birds one stone', Cudi's mental health issue, mentioning my wife," PUSH said.
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Not content with making sure I know what the temperature is every time I step off the ship, he likes to chime in on the Tempest, too.
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From challenger banks like Chime, Aspiration, Neon, Albo, and Tez; to insurance technology companies like MicroEnsure and Kin; and asset optimization tools, including United Income and Scripbox.
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In a future release, Chime will also be able to scan networks for known vulnerabilities, and inform the user what devices they own are particularly at risk.
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The first repeating fast radio burst was recorded at a frequency of 700 megahertz, but some of the bursts CHIME recorded were as low as 400 megahertz.
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"Vice" is crowded with supporting players, figures plucked from the limbo between the headlines and the history textbooks whose names chime like alerts on an ancient cellphone.
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Challenger bank Chime has reached 5 million customers in the U.S. The San Francisco-based startup is creating an FDIC-insured mobile bank without any physical branch.
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Bells for Brexit: A campaign is underway to get Big Ben, which is under repair, to chime when the country leaves the European Union on Jan. 31.
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Plus, this video doorbell comes with a free chime, which plugs into a power outlet and tells you who's at your door without you needing your phone.
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But the phenomenon isn't exclusive to the U.K. Germany has N26 and Fidor, the U.S. is home to Chime, and Brazil's Nubank has been around since 2013.
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David Dummigan, from Cumbria, in the north of England, said he had experienced "a lump" in his throat when he heard the last chime for four years.
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If that's true, it means you could use Alexa from the second-gen Ring Chime Pro to control your Ring camera on the front porch, for example.
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Chime, the leading branchless bank in the U.S., is in the midst of a service outage that has left millions of customers without access to their accounts.
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In 2014, Vacheron Constantin's longtime rival Patek Philippe introduced the Grandmaster Chime, a run of seven watches with 20 complications, a record for a Patek Philippe wristwatch.
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If you choose to have notifications, you'll get a chime, visual notification, and for some car models, a vibration on the steering wheel about the upcoming change.
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While a handful of start-up banks such as Chime, Revolut and N26 have popped up in the U.S., new fully chartered banks are almost unheard of.
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She is on the board of the Kering Foundation, which combats violence against women, and Chime for Change, a campaign led by Gucci to promote women's rights worldwide.
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Most notably, a talk by provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos was called off in February after riots broke out — an event that caused President Trump to chime in on Twitter.
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The remarks chime with those from E.ON CEO Johannes Teyssen, who told newspaper Rheinische Post that the group had enough financial flexibility to avoid paying in several steps.
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If left hanging, the chime and rattle of its beading would echo through the passages, and though I'd never crossed paths with anyone here, I couldn't risk discovery.
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The campaign's protest began in Herat Province, according to the Times, and spread across Afghanistan on social media, with activists pushing politicians and male celebrities to chime in.
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The sidewalk will chime with wassups when you walk it, men will gaze in your wake like you're the Pied Piper, your face and your body the song.
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Parents will get an alert in the form of a chime though an installed vehicle receiver if something is wrong while driving — like your child unbuckles their clip.
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Blumberg hadn't been much involved in the deal, only to chime in at the 11th hour with detailed questions and concerns, leading to a testy cross-Atlantic exchange.
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This does not chime exactly with what Democrats claimed this week—that America's firms have too much power over workers—but the end result, greater inequality, is similar.
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The chime of the eleventh hour has sounded, and he knows that it is now or never if he wants to fulfil his ambition, and make Portugal proud.
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This year on March 22, Queen Bey has partnered with Gucci and Chime for Change to bring water to the children of Burundi and prevent water-borne diseases.
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Here's a zip file of all the sounds for your ringtone-ing pleasure, and a YouTube video that will take you through the history of the chime.[Pingie]
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Today, the firm is more accepting of attention, leveraging its Uber position to attract entrepreneurs and foster new unicorns, like the more recent portfolio additions Chime and Carta.
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Savona, 81, has decades of experience in academia, banking and government but has alarmed markets with his eurosceptic views that chime with those of the anti-immigrant League.
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On a table stood what he calls a chime carousel, a tiny white contraption resembling a helicopter propeller, with washers on its two ends that spin when activated.
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Minds on either side are unlikely to be swayed by these numbers; confirmation bias tends to set in (you only believe "facts" that chime with your initial opinion).
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His views still chime with those of Ray Dalio, founder of the world's largest hedge fund, who told CNBC last week that the Fed should provide more stimulus.
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But once enabled, the skill using notifications can opt to change the color of the device's LED light, and use an audio chime to capture the user's attention.
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Once in a while I might chime in with, 'Well, maybe it might look better like this,' but for the most part, I let her do her thing.
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After making a selection of a large or small cup, throwing in a chai pod and putting in your desired amount of milk, Chime takes it from there.
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Drake posted a photo of himself sporting a grey beard earlier in the week, asking his followers to chime in with captions for the snap to hilarious results.
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And it was at DRAO that a few years later a totally new telescope—Chime—would be built that would greatly impact the nascent field of FRB research.
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Investors were led by DST Global, which also participated in earlier fundraising rounds, and new investors Coatue, General Atlantic, Iconiq Capital and Dragoneer Investment Group, Chime said Tuesday.
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Even most of the newer U.S. fintech players like Chime, Qapital, SoFi Money, Varo, Aspiration and others offer bill pay services where they mail a check for you.
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It only took two days for the scavengers to move the organs on the bodypawn and for the seed crypto-shares to Tablet-chime in her trade ledger.
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While the Apple product line has changed drastically since 1998, there's one thing that has remained the same: the chime that signals that your computer is booting up.
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As this conversation has played out over the past week or so, it's been interesting to watch different developers, especially ones who are fans of FromSoftware, chime in.
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This allows you to ring the hardware chime in your house instead of forcing you to rely on your smartphone for an alert if someone's at the door.
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If you take any book in the Harry Potter series, open a page at random and start reading, 29-year-old Rebecca Sharrock will chime in from memory.
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Read more: UK digital-only bank Monzo is launching in the US — but getting American customers to sign on may be a challengeOne Chime user started a Change.
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The space is a crowded one as in addition to US-based Chime and Varo, European neobanks Monzo, N26, and Revolut have all begun expansion in the US.
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To understand how Allo works, it's easiest to think of the app's A.I. assistant as an office intern who is lurking in the background, eager to chime in.
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That deal was never confirmed by Amazon directly at the time, although we found a lot of proof, and today the Biba site redirects its users to Chime.
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Folks were quick to chime in with their own rhyming couplets, though this time they were less about border security and more about repeatedly dunking on the president.
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In any case, when the Canadian CHIME Telescope (above) goes online later this year we'll have a way to look even deeper at FRB 121102's ultimate origin.
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"Chime is the company best positioned to disrupt the core banking relationship in the U.S. market," said Dennis Barrier, co-founder of Cathay Innovation, about why they invested.
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The tours, as conversational as they are informational, are led by educators who invite visitors to chime in with questions or stories about their own histories of immigration.
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For good luck, you can place a set of six Chinese I-Ching coins tied with ribbon, or a six-rod hollow metal wind chime in that area.
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The deep pleasure for the reader is to trace resonances, how themes chime and rhyme as well as Halliday's underlying, beautifully articulated arguments about fiction's possibilities and obligations.
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Grimes says it will hit $2 million in revenue, with its main source of income coming from Chime and Ellevest, who pay the startup to recommend their services.
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Even so, it's a useful feature to have available (and a good way to kill time while you're waiting for everyone in a group message to chime in).
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And if you would rather use the actual remote, but can't remember where you put it, the app will make the remote chime so you can find it.
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US neobank Chime has announced that it hit the 8 million account milestone and that about half of those are using the neobank for direct deposits, Bloomberg reports.
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The bank's views chime with a broad consensus that the likely aluminum demand shock is going to be more immediate and more severe than any ensuing supply shock.
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The bank's views chime with a broad consensus that the likely aluminum demand shock is going to be more immediate and more severe than any ensuing supply shock.
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Chime launched a new product called SpotMe in September, where customers who direct deposit at least $500 per month are able to overdraft their accounts up to $100.
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Of course, the Echo Buds are an Echo, so at any time, you can say the "Alexa" wake word, and it'll sound the familiar chime for your requests.
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And it should definitely have some iconic sounds like an om or singing bowl chime that play before each class to center you and after to release you.
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A mechanical hourglass at 6 o'clock on the dial counts down the final hour, and the moment itself is marked by a chime audible only to the wearer.
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" Kent also chatted with BuzzFeed News about what happened, alleging that "a lot of people who don't even have kids decided to chime in with their opinions about breastfeeding.
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All right, Harmmet I got to have you chime in on that one from Nicole Wallace who, by the way, despises Trump and everything he stands for, go ahead.
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The license will also give the neobank full access to its customers' data, whereas its competitors in the US, like Chime and N26, have to rely on partner banks.
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Took 223 years to realise that no matter what the meeting is about, if you randomly chime in with 'it's just about finding that balance' people will always agree.
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There was some concern, however, that CHIME might not see these flashes because the facility looks for waves at lower frequencies — or radio waves that are spaced farther apart.
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However, if you have a bank like Chime or Simple that simply declines your purchase without charging you a fee, you can avoid ever paying an overdraft charge again.
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When plugged into any outlet, the Chime Pro will assist in extending your Wi-Fi signal to ensure that you can connect to your doorbell from even further away.
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The chime accessory doesn't appear to have a name yet, but it would be a smart addition for August since competitors like Arlo and Ring already offer similar options.
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The special app and features will be public, so even those who aren't in the beta can see what Twitter is testing and chime in online if they want.
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Near the cabin, all I can hear is a wind chime constantly ringing out, so I turn on my Pip-Boy's radio and listen to the Beach Boys instead.
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You can steer the robot, schedule cleans, tell it to return to the dock, and play a chime in case it gets lost somewhere so you can find it.
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"With improved sensitivity of future radio telescopes, such as CHIME or SKA, we should be able to get a better census of FRBs and decipher their origin," he said.
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Chime, the San Francisco-based challenger bank known for its consumer-friendly features and lack of fees, has raised $70 million in Series C financing, led by Menlo Ventures.
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Today, that feature set includes an automatic savings option that will round up purchases, and one that socks away 10 percent of your paycheck into your Chime savings account.
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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. star Chloe Bennet was also quick to chime in, asking for the boy's name, while Avengers: Infinity War star Paul Bettany also offered to help out.
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I became aware of the danger when Tessy alerted me with the "immediately take over" warning chime and the car swerving to the right to avoid the side collision.
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Salvini is lobbying for Paolo Savona, who has decades of experience in academia, banking and government but has spooked markets with his eurosceptic views that chime with the League's.
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And some of them, apparently, care a whole lot about the noise of a single wind chime—so much so it's sending an entire borough block into total discord.
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Where Apple stumbled is not clear, given the raft of agencies and officials who need to chime in before the finance minister signs off on each new investment proposal.
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The Arbor Video Doorbell and chime is priced at $199, but the first 100 buyers get it for $119, a 40 percent discount with delivery slated for mid-June.
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With competition from both incumbent consumer banks and challenger banks like Chime, Citizens has spent heavily on technologies and rolled out new products to keep and win new customers.
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Instead, that task has largely been left to Trump himself and an array of administration officials and outside advisers who chime in at various points and on different issues.
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The neobank expects to reach 750,000 registered users by the end of this month, but competitors like Aspiration and Chime already boast 1 million and 4 million users, respectively.
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Chime, the biggest new name to pop up, has opened two million fee-free online checking accounts and is adding more customers each month than Wells Fargo or Citibank.
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Chime, which has 100 employees in downtown San Francisco, makes money by collecting a fee from Visa every time its customers use Chime's debit card to make a payment.
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Such a perspective would help explain the many Valley-adjacent figures who have felt qualified to chime in on how we should be fighting the spread of the coronavirus.
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Why it matters: This would be a major step up for Chime, which in March raised $200 million in Series D funding at a $1.5 billion post-money valuation.
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Digital bank Chime experienced outages last October due to an issue with a third-party processor, which left customers unable to use their debit cards or access their accounts.
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During that time, a temporary solution will be found to allow Big Ben to ring in the new year and to chime each November to remember Britain's war dead.
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While his sculpture seems to promise a resounding gong, viewers who duck their heads inside the bell will find only the tiniest billy goat chime that they can ring.
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Chime also earns a modest percent of revenue from referring customers to other fintechs like SoftBank-backed renters insurance startup Lemonade and fellow DST Global portfolio company Root Insurance.
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"Our initial efforts in the area have been focused on the short term lending segment, and more specifically, the overdraft fee epidemic facing our country," the Chime spokesperson said.
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Neobanks like Chime and N26 don&apost have bank charters, but instead rely on partner banks like Bancorp and Green Dot to provide core banking processes and FDIC insurance.
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But the thesis of Chime and other startups has been that physical branches were an unnecessary relic of the days when banks gave free toasters with new checking accounts.
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Gail: I'll bet we could talk about the presidential complexion all day and the readers would be extremely happy to chime in and keep it going for another week.
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Insiders claim that Chime has relatively attractive unit economics – meaning the revenue generated by each customer ultimately exceeds the cost to acquire them – and a reasonable path to profitability.
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So-called neo-banks, such as Aspiration and Chime in the United States, and N26 and Monzo in Europe, also hope to tap into consumer discontent with traditional banks.
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Chime: A solid online-only checking account with overdraft protection options, quick direct deposit, and access to over 20.20,2200 ATMs, but additional features are not as good as Simple.
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Roosegaarde claims that the firm did get diamonds from pollution dust made, but as the process required so much energy it didn't chime with the firm's environmentally friendly ethos.
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I hope that by the time we've analyzed all of our data, we'll be able to chime in on that hypothesis and see if our data supports it or not.
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Super-complicated watches usually leverage their labyrinthine mechanical guts to do something special: display the phase of the moon, function as a stopwatch, chime the time on demand, and more.
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Boosting the high frequencies—the snap of Ringo Starr's hi-hat, the shimmer and chime of George Harrison's guitar—only made the racket made by all those fans even louder.
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Known as sound baths, they invite participants to simply lie down on mats while soothing instruments such as singing bowls, tuning forks, and gongs chime softly throughout the entire session.
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About two minutes and 30 seconds into "Future," the final track on Paramore's 143 self-titled album, you can hear it: a small chime that sounds like an iPhone notification.
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There are already a number of such players in Europe, including U.K. firm Revolut and Germany's N26, while in the U.S. the main neobanks appear to be Chime and Aspiration.
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But I don&apost get how Human Rights Watch -- Michelle, you can chime in here -- this is where the left I think, they always take it a step too far.
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Just wanted to chime in that I feel the absurdity of Comrade Gritty's appearance reflects, to us, the absurdity we see in a society that aggressively prioritizes profit over people.
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In that way, it's not dissimilar from Chime, which is another startup with basic savings functionality that makes its money off charges its users make using a branded debit card.
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NerdWallet released a 2018 list of the best free checking accounts, which includes traditional lenders such as Discover and CapitalOne, startups like Chime, online banks like Simple, and credit unions.
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While the chai-obsessed demographic may not be huge in the U.S., in places like India where chai is more common than coffee, Chime especially shows a lot of promise.
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Or when my mother gives me a new wind chime for Phoenix's grave, or a when a friend celebrates Phoenix's birthday with flowers or a donation to a children's organization.
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After the chai is brewed, Chime has self-cleaning rinse cycles for the tea brewer, in which it will shoot water around the chamber for a quick and easy clean.
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This is... While the Apple product line has changed drastically since 1998, there's one thing that has remained the same: the chime that signals that your computer is booting up.
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Angry Chime customers took to Twitter, threatening to pull money once the app and website were back online and move to traditional banks such as JPMorgan Chase, or Wells Fargo.
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"I think it is hard to not feel the need to chime in when it comes to what we're doing in our family, because we are so close," she says.
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If you're NASA, you seize every opportunity to chime in about pop culture — which means going all out for space movies, and the intergalactic holiday known as May the 4th.
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Chris Britt, the CEO of what he described as a "challenger bank" called Chime, said the new sector is being boosted by fundamental distrust and young peoples' openness to tech.
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Only luxury snobs will notice a couple of Hyundai buttons; door releases where the underside is hollow and a shutdown chime that retains the Hyundai theme (albeit more richly orchestrated).
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At first, the work is driven by a generously amplified electronic sound design, as well as a quartet of vocalists who chime in alongside Ms. La Barbara's hypnotic solo part.
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If somebody said they didn't like sharing the food on their plate, for example, other group members would chime in with probing questions in an effort to overcome the block.
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You can set up automatic transfers from your checking account to a high-yield savings account, or use an app like Digit, Qapital, Chime or Albert to save for you.
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After scrolling for a few minutes, Ms. Stines saw a tweet from someone who she suspected had a lot of "chimers," or followers who like to "chime in" on conversations.
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Software engineer, Arkadiy Tetelman — currently the head of appsec/infrasec for US mobile bank Chime — was one of those who got annoyed by Zoom hiding the join via browser option.
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Percy is 21 and has already abandoned one wife and child, but his capital-R romantic idealism includes a few clauses about free love that chime with Mary's rebellious inheritance.
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And Mr. Whedon and some of the show's writers and stars would sometimes chime in with posts of their own, a Twitter-like back-and-forth long before Twitter existed.
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Ring Doorbell Peephole Cam with Chime Pro Ring Spotlight Cam Ring Indoor Cam The market for slightly older phones doesn't immediately dry up the moment a new one comes out.
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Beats Studio 3 Daily Steals has another exclusive deal for Verge readers: the Ring Video Doorbell 2 bundled with a Chime Pro that chimes when someone is at the door.
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Ten-year-old Ally Bank is nevertheless part of the cohort of digital-only banks that includes startups like Chime — which are attracting VC backing and gaining users and deposits.
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And unlike tech giants like Google and fintech competitors like Chime, Goldman doesn't have to partner with a bank to offer services – it became a bank holding company in 2008.
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Chime will have its logo on the upper left shoulder area of all Mavs jerseys starting with Friday night's contest against the Portland Trail Blazers on a nationally televised game.
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Chime, the largest of a new breed of branchless U.S. banks, raised $500 million in a series E round it closed recently valuing the company at $5.8 billion, CNBC reported.
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But Chime appears to have struck on a winning formula: It targets the disaffected customers of traditional banks with no-fee accounts, free overdrafts and early direct deposits on paychecks.
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Their live set-up—complete with guitar, drums and even a wind chime—gives substance to their uplifting melodies, and singer Maxi Jazz leads the proceedings with a raw magnetism.
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WPP said on Monday it had sold the stake to Chime's majority shareholder Providence Equity Partners, with the potential for additional payout amounts based on the future value of Chime.
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WPP did not disclose its stake in Chime, but a Sunday Times report here said it is expected to offload 25% of its holding to Providence, which already owns 75%.
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I think we instinctively reject the statistics that were made by people we perceive to be political opponents, and accept the ones that chime with our view of the world.
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Just because Amazon has introduced its new Chime service for free online meetings, doesn't mean investors should sell any stock that has to do with the video conferencing world, Cramer says.
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If it was implausible that they would ever eliminate this, so you can't have this internal inconsistency in the opinion, which, in my view, is the 13th chime on the clock.
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And with no ongoing maintenance or management fees, Amazon Chime is a great choice for companies that are looking for a solution to meetings that their employees will love to use.
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The pace of advancement, mixed with our general lack of knowledge in the realm of artificial intelligence, has spurred many to chime in on the emerging topic of AI and ethics.
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Chime: A solid online-only, no-fee checking account with overdraft protection options, quick direct deposit, and access to over 38,000 ATMs, but additional features are not as good as Simple.
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There are passing nods to racism and sexism that chime with the concerns of our times, but the overriding intention seems to be to get the audience on its feet, cheering.
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That's because this segment leans heavily on using debit cards to pay for everyday expenses while staying within budget, and Chime makes money from the swipe fees paid for by merchants.
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Marshall Gittler, analyst at ACLS Global, said GDP data due on Wednesday may chime with the weak purchasing managers' index surveys and confirm the British economy contracted in the second quarter.
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Many are turning to online banks, like Simple, Varo and Chime, and transfer money through peer-to-peer (p2p) payment apps like PayPal, Venmo and, now, the bank-backed app Zelle.
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Metzger had been thinking this blast wave effect might hint at the true nature of FRBs when suddenly, in early January, the haul from the CHIME telescope included another repeating event.
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A new feature is the camera will chime when you're peeping in, and if your pet isn't a total dumb dumb, it should clue them in that it's remote play time.
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Do what I want and that NO still means NO. So Stephanie chime in...If I twerk and be half naked does that mean I deserve to get raped and molested?
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