These devices communicate with the outside world, which means the outside world could communicate with them.
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Smarter roads that communicate with vehicles, and vehicles that communicate with each other, are coming fast.
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We want to make the whole system communicate with each other and communicate with our cloud services.
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I didn't know how to communicate with him, and so the easiest thing to do was to not communicate with him.
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When they communicate with servers, aka "the cloud," they communicate with vast, warehouse-sized data centers… teeming with innumerable Linux boxes.
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Emoji are interesting, and you can definitely use them to communicate with, but not everything we communicate with is considered language.
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More time thinking, less time wasting Thoroughly read the profiles of the people who you communicate with or wish to communicate with.
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This step is less drastic than deleting your account, but people cannot communicate with you, and you cannot communicate with others until you reactivate.
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"I do believe that the best world is one where people and businesses communicate with each other the same way that people communicate with people," says Chudnovsky.
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So I built a system where he could communicate with folks across rooms, and also communicate with me and my sisters upstairs— and I called it ZuckNet.
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So in terms of what I would do different, I'm going to build on my ability to communicate with the President better, my ability to communicate with others better.
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Never spread rumors and learn to communicate with each other.
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He can find third parties to communicate with the Iranians.
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Of course a particle can communicate with its future self.
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This is the person I communicate with more than anyone.
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Authorities had used a radio to communicate with the inmates.
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Police had said they could not communicate with the boy.
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When they got home, they didn't communicate with the resort.
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Just listen to your gut, and communicate with your partner.
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Did they also communicate with you directly about their concerns?
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For example, Americans who communicate with foreigners may be included.
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He has tried to communicate with her, to no avail.
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Some school groups use it exclusively to communicate with parents.
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They're gonna have to be able to communicate with people.
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Tomorrow, with VR, we'll be able to communicate with experience.
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It's like the way they communicate with us as well.
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Did you communicate with him as the plan was unfolding?
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"I communicate with them in funny ways," the actress explained.
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Weihenmayer used waterproof Bluetooth radios to communicate with his guide.
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Others relate to how brain cells communicate with each other.
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These universes are unable to ever communicate with one another.
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It has legitimately transformed how I communicate with my friends.
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Being able to communicate with your partner is extremely hot.
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I talk and communicate with a pencil in my hand.
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Even the Kremlin has adopted it to communicate with reporters.
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Most companies also use Twitter to communicate with their customers.
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It becomes the way which you communicate with people easiest.
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How will they be able to communicate with their rovers?
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About the new ways that people communicate with each other.
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The cars also communicate with each other via the cloud.
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But now I can communicate with you through social media.
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As a result, nerve cells can't communicate with muscles properly.
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Mark did not communicate with Epstein again following the dinner.
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We use those to communicate with people that we know.
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Members can compare their results and communicate with other riders.
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AlertMedia wants to help companies communicate with employees during emergencies.
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She used her sign language skills to communicate with them.
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We can still communicate with those who have internet access.
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I'm good at helping other people communicate with each other.
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Sometimes they use a dictionary to communicate with the Thais.
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You can't communicate with everybody when you're in the penitentiary.
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I asked him why they didn't communicate with me directly.
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The two would communicate with one another through wireless links.
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It's the only way he can communicate with my abuela.
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They appear to be looking to communicate with each other.
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Did Trump associates communicate with WikiLeaks during the 2016 campaign?
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Write. Need to communicate with someone in a deeper way?
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Amazon never trained us in how to communicate with associates.
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At first, the newcomers can't even communicate with one another.
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And plants can communicate with one another and with caterpillars.
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The family and employees communicate with code words and nicknames.
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There was no way to communicate with the outside world.
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Roberge leverages technology to communicate with current and potential clients.
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Unicole Unicron guides a group meditation to communicate with aliens.
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And to communicate with these pharmacists, how did that happen?
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But even these authenticated systems, armed with passwords to communicate with the SFTP server, can only communicate with that server and cannot reach past this to the critical backend systems, according to ES&S.
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And doctors struggle to communicate with mothers who speak little English.
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Eleven's gift is communicative; she uses technology to communicate with people.
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It's not unheard of for health officials to communicate with investors.
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I learned how to focus my attention and communicate with others.
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I've been told to communicate with colleagues through AIM and Gchat.
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It's very practical, very easy to not communicate with the audience.
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You can't be nice and communicate with fans cause people crazy.
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You can't exploit the device if you can't communicate with it.
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The Orbs communicate with each other and are controlled via Bluetooth.
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I'm going to communicate with you a lot ... for the journey.
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He is not allowed to communicate with people over the internet.
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I'll personally say this: I didn't communicate with him very much.
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I was very grateful to be able to communicate with him.
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It was the proper, dignified way to communicate with other people.
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I was focused on getting people to communicate with other people.
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If they can communicate with Earth, can't they also get Facebook?
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I think that's what people see when they communicate with her.
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People use it to entertain themselves and communicate with their besties.
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The Russians are ponying up to communicate with their science spacecraft.
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"There's a lot you can communicate with just typography," says Hubbard.
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Adding someone who can "communicate with the downtown jury," a.k.a. Cochran.
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In Italy, only family members are allowed to communicate with inmates.
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That breezeblock of a console made us communicate with one another.
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"Sometimes, we couldn't communicate with each other," his mother, Pauline, said.
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Whose job is it to communicate with patients during a crisis?
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However, most people remain unable to communicate with the outside word.
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There is clearly a need to better communicate with the public.
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Beacons are transmitters that use Bluetooth technology to communicate with travelers.
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Residents use flag poles outside their bungalows to communicate with management.
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"Arrival" follows a linguist who tries to communicate with extraterrestrial beings.
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What has improved is our ability to communicate with one another.
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The midi-chlorians are the ones that communicate with the Whills.
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Couples have to communicate with each other to make a decision.
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Communicate with your financial planner and have a healthy financial discussion.
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Signal has become an important tool to communicate with certain sources.
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I suggest that you communicate with one of the actual authors.
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They allow us to communicate with the nation and the world.
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This paradox also plays into how candidates communicate with the electorate.
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"I couldn't communicate with anybody for a few years," Thomas said.
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Jonathan felt apart from it, unable to communicate with anyone there.
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But increasingly, it is a popular way to communicate with sources.
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I just put the camera there and I communicate with it.
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Uighurs are not allowed to communicate with people outside the region.
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Liu speaks Mandarin and was easily able to communicate with her.
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The vulnerabilities are found in the interface used to communicate with the baseband firmware, the software that allows the phone's modem to communicate with the cell network, such as making phone calls or connecting to the internet.
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"I do think there has been a system in the world for a very long time for how governments communicate with one another, how presidents communicate with each other, [and] how those documents are developed," she said.
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And once we contact them, how do we actually communicate with them?
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The body is the medium with which we communicate with the world.
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It's great, people have to communicate with each other to work together.
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Waldthausen struggled at first, feeling insecure about how to communicate with them.
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The winning team, Civic Triage, developed a chatbot to communicate with constituents.
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But that doesn't mean you can't communicate with your partner at all.
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It's essential to communicate with emotion when they interface with the public.
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United Airlines is also considering a chat platform to communicate with customers.
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Wi-Fi 26 will allow devices to communicate with up to eight.
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Peeler boiled it down to how they communicate with their young users.
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"The girls communicate with us via multiple secret phone numbers," Walter says.
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We trust each other, we communicate with each other, and we're friends.
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If that works, it will then try to communicate with Earth again.
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BOEING CEO SAYS WE DID NOT CRISPLY COMMUNICATE WITH REGULATORS AND CUSTOMERS
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Those special sensors can communicate with phones up to 100 feet away.
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I shut myself off, I didn't communicate with my family at all.
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I spent two weeks without being able to communicate with my children.
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Telemedicine will make medical practitioners more accessible and easier to communicate with.
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Following instructions, Madame G. bought a burner phone to communicate with Paul.
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We communicate with body language and grunts and sounds and just expressions.
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Specifically, PACT's intervention trained parents how to communicate with an autistic child.
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We communicate with delivery partners regarding safety topics, including safe loading practices.
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It can communicate with humans in English, German and seven other languages.
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Patients can also communicate with office staff about medications and office visits.
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That means I see and communicate with ghosts on a regular basis.
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However, it is not the way we commonly communicate with our creation.
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A series of illustrations shows mothers struggling to communicate with arrogant doctors.
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All of which will need infrastructure and systems to communicate with Earth.
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I owed communication to my staff and I did communicate with them.
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But the police struggle to communicate with them, the Justice Department found.
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The software is what allows its devices to communicate with each other.
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The recipient will receive calls and can answer and communicate with you.
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Angers uses cell lines to study how cells communicate with one another.
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The important part, Hanindyojati said, is learning how to communicate with nature.
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New York Times asking for interviews, do not communicate with these libtards.
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Korich has even learned how to use Snapchat to communicate with her.
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The internet has fundamentally changed the way we communicate with each other.
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My job is to communicate with the people of the 14th district.
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"It's a president who does not communicate with his people," he said.
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Today, there are more ways than ever to communicate with The Times.
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An able translator, he helped the military communicate with the civilian population.
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But when I used it to communicate with others, I felt lighter.
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All of these features enhance teams' ability to communicate with each other.
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Hospitals need to prepare to communicate with their workers and the media.
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Now the opposition will have more opportunities to communicate with the voters.
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The posts help keep her communicate with potential customers and get feedback.
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Webcams and USB-based microphones can also work to communicate with Siri.
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Memes are a current, fun way that people communicate with each other.
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But I think she wants to be able to communicate with people.
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Yet both are now seeking ways to communicate with the Trump administration.
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"It's a way to communicate with people without being there," Hammond muses.
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In the future, many AIs will communicate with each other over networks.
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HOMEWORK Should children be allowed to communicate with friends while doing homework?
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Authorities in Xinjiang consider it a crime to communicate with people outside.
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College offices put together aid packages and communicate with students, for example.
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We have to be able to communicate with our allies and partners.
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Passive voice is perhaps the weakest way to communicate with your employees.
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"They need them to be able to communicate with authorities," she said.
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When he asked her to communicate with him via Skype, she refused.
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If you were no longer able to communicate with your loved ones?
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Elites don't communicate with each other on Facebook in the same way.
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It is stupid not to communicate with your spouse and your children.
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Candidates had direct channels to communicate with tens of millions of citizens.
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The FTC also could impose real interoperability requirements that allow competitors to emerge and securely communicate with the Facebook network, much like a phone on the Verizon network can communicate with a phone on the AT&T network.
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Catherine now finds it extremely difficult to communicate with men during emotional confrontations.
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A sign language interpreter tried to communicate with the boy but was unsuccessful.
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It's important for owners to realize that their pets will communicate with them!
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"Jahi was able to communicate with me with her hands," Winkfield said Tuesday.
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And I&aposm hoping that they&aposre able to communicate with their children.
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Most famously, shamans were known for their ability to communicate with the dead.
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Then, the way the hacker can communicate with the implant is rather shrewd.
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Does the Queen really have a secret code to communicate with her staff?
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You also have to communicate with your partner about your status, and theirs.
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She died in 2010, but I still communicate with her all the time.
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Her attempts to communicate with Gustav culminate with her seduction of the child.
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Other regulations dictate when and how party figures can communicate with prospective voters.
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Someone is trying to communicate with us using those trends," she explained. "Who?
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Many sellers use WhatsApp as a secure way to communicate with potential clients.
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Jurisdictions often do not communicate with each other, or those whom they fine.
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Did the FBI communicate with local law enforcement or the CFIX about Mateen?
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ET: Hostage negotiators communicate with the shooter while he's barricaded in the bathroom.
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Fewer will use it to "memorialize" and "communicate with" the dead, Duncan said.
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The earplugs communicate with an app that holds up to 15 different sounds.
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Just trying to communicate with men as a whole, there's a language barrier!
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Customers booked on KLM can now communicate with the airline directly through Messenger.
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The findings add to our understanding of how animals communicate with each other.
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I recently started using Messenger more to communicate with a group of colleagues.
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Decades ago, Qualcomm patented a method for cell phones to communicate with towers.
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And naturally, she can communicate with squirrels and loves to snack on nuts.
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And yes, a Bluetooth module to allow it to communicate with your phone.
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Jacking the volume up also makes it impossible to communicate with Google Home.
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To communicate with payment-services providers and account aggregators, banks have two options.
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Do not ask about them, and do not try to communicate with them.
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But, it isn't okay to communicate with some you have zero interest in.
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McKinnon explained that developers typically communicate with Linux servers via the SSH protocol.
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More important for Frankie, though, is the ability to communicate with the bonobos.
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It's a rechargeable, Bluetooth-based wristband that you use to communicate with CHiP.
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Without her account, she couldn't communicate with her clients or access her files.
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They monitor and communicate with patients over a closed network to insure privacy.
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Today, in 2016, you can only communicate with Domino's Pizza on Facebook Messenger.
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How did he strike this deal — did he communicate with the White Walkers?
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The FCC's decision changed how we communicate with each other on the internet.
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Businesses spend a lot of time focusing on how they communicate with customers.
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So: what is the main idea we're trying to communicate with The Verge?
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One of the ways he would communicate with her was through these gifts.
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APIs are codes that allow different software components to communicate with each other.
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Eventually, these cars will be able to communicate with other cars and trucks . . .
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In order to communicate with media, we had to leave our own school.
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He additionally is not allowed to communicate with parties involved in his case.
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But, at the same time, he has to communicate with lots of people.
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Being able to communicate with players about their varying hitting styles is critical.
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Many of my professors were younger than me — and easier to communicate with
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Success inleadershiproles requires understandinghow to communicate with individuals from all walks of life.
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Trump, on the other hand, can only effectively communicate with his own base.
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There's just a bigger audience of interesting people to communicate with on Instagram.
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Sensors embedded in roadways can communicate with signaling systems to optimize traffic flow.
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They have also developed sophisticated hand signals to help communicate with one another.
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APIs are codes that allow different financial programs to communicate with each other.
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I think that's been really understudied, is how best to communicate with people.
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It's similar to trying to communicate with aliens, like with the Pioneer plaque.
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" "They'll communicate with you," the agent said, "but they're going to move him.
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Elected and appointed leaders must communicate with the public clearly, honestly and often.
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But it has also been hard for officials to communicate with each other.
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Twitter and Instagram had already conditioned athletes to communicate with the public directly.
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She must communicate with her district's significant Hispanic population without fluency in Spanish.
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It's when she wants to communicate with other offices that things get tricky.
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We weren't trained to be understanding of their struggles or communicate with them.
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How do you communicate with the experts who are helping answer subscribers' questions?
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Does everybody I want to communicate with have to use it as well?
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The digital board helps international teams communicate with each other for enhanced collaboration.
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I worked as a translator, helping communicate with aid organizations and foreign governments.
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After 2011, Syrians started to find different ways to communicate with the media.
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Communicate with your editor faster and more seamlessly with the Galaxy Book's Cat.
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If drivers ignore all those, GM's OnStar system will communicate with the driver.
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He chooses not to communicate with them often to avoid discussing his atheism.
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Workologist A new colleague needs to communicate with the team throughout the workday.
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She needs to communicate with a number of in-house and remote employees.
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They said they would no longer communicate with Mr. Pompeo about other witnesses.
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"I wanted to communicate with the river and the piers," Mr. Goicolea said.
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But she said she worried about Democrats' ability to communicate with those voters.
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"You are expected to understand or communicate with these sexual jokes," she said.
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"Internet is completely shut-down and I can't communicate [with] anyone," he said.
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It allows parents to control who their kids communicate with using the app.
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Skyworks manufactures radio frequency semiconductors, which enable smartphones to communicate with wireless networks.
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Tre has made a decision not to communicate with us, not to talk.
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Did they ever communicate with you on what they wanted you to do?
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The company is also building technology to communicate with humans through their skin.
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We have so many ways to communicate with gamers now that part of the art of putting a game into the marketplace is to choose the right way to communicate with gamers about what a [game] is going to be.
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The vest is one of several emerging technologies a few universities are developing that could forever change the way working dogs (and probably pet dogs, down the road) can communicate with people—and the way people can communicate with dogs.
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The curtain dropper: Colbert asked Comey to wordlessly communicate with him using a signal.
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Just communicate with the person you plan on fucking, and go a little further!
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"It defined the way teens and young adults communicate with one another," he says.
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My dad taught me there was only one way to communicate with a bully.
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Emojis have become part and parcel of how we communicate with friends and families.
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They communicate with each other through social networks and apps on their mobile phones.
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"If you run into trouble, reach out and communicate with your servicer," Oakley said.
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However, the flight attendants needed someone who could communicate with Cook during the flight.
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There was no way to communicate with people that this was a regular thing.
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After all, we are dealing with a superhero who can psionically communicate with fish.
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Although you can communicate with people through Twitter, most don't use it that way.
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They also used the encrypted, ephemeral messaging app Wickr to communicate with each other.
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Klaus can communicate with the dead, which means that he can talk to Ben.
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Howard, under contract with the Memphis Grizzlies, has permission to communicate with the Lakers.
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All you want to do is hide and be quiet and communicate with them.
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There's constant talk of full moons, suppressed memories, and seances to communicate with angels.
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Kim is annoyed that her mother didn't communicate with Kanye about the Puma deal.
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So she's used the main way she can communicate with her fans: her channel.
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You chose to register on this site and communicate with this long-lost cousin.
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Right now, MU-MIMO allows routers to communicate with four devices at a time.
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He finds a Ouija board in his home and attempts to communicate with her.
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The built-in messaging feature also makes it easy to communicate with prospective buyers.
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Scientists have often struggled to communicate with the public that frequently funds their work.
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And broken wiring won't affect their ability to communicate with other wireless communication devices.
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Gaddy was jealous that Wells continued to communicate with Nikki's father, the teen confirms.
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Over channel 72, these volunteers communicate with whaling camps far out on the ice.
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For instance, it's the best way for privacy activists to communicate with one another.
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Hawala dealers use the encrypted mobile-chat application WhatsApp to communicate with each other.
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Once underwater, the robot craft will communicate with the ship using an acoustic modem.
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From time to time, we communicate with our stores about how to handle merchandise.
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This could enable the device to communicate with receivers up to 100 feet away.
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Social media gives users the power to communicate with strangers all over the world.
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It's a vehicle to communicate what I really want to communicate with the exhibit.
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Specifically, employees can communicate with each other, swap shifts and clock in and out.
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In fact, through gritted teeth is generally how the two communicate with one another.
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She can now use the system at home to communicate with family and caregivers.
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If he could communicate with me, it would essentially be: 'Grow the fuck up.
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Also on Thursday, Mercury moves houses, changing the way we communicate with each other.
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"With Artsy you can communicate with galleries without the feeling of anxiety," he says.
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So we see each other a lot and communicate with each other a lot.
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That may also indicate that mission controllers aren't able to communicate with the module.
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They could even communicate with others wirelessly, removing the need for traffic lights altogether.
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So for your first seven years you were unable to communicate with your father.
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The inability to communicate with anyone, activists said, had harmful effects on the children.
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We've also been working hard to communicate with our users more transparently about safety.
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He thought there must be a better way to meet and communicate with people.
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Some of these things connect to and communicate with your Gmail or your Calendar.
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Chips communicate with the outside world via hundreds of metal "pins" on their undersides.
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The leader must also ensure that he and his team communicate with one voice.
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Commissioners said they will continue to communicate with the families about the proposed memorial.
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Vaccines and medicines cannot be stored, and doctors cannot communicate with other healthcare professionals.
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I am doing it for me, but I'm trying to communicate with other people.
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Weave also allows products to communicate with smartphone apps, both on iOS and Android.
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Every advertiser wants to get under people's skin and communicate with their basest desires.
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I think I'm really left with no choice but to not communicate with Matt.
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It's the NFC antenna that allows a smartphone to communicate with a payment terminal.
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"Of Viall's inability to communicate with his pals, Wood quipped, "it's worse than jail.
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You have to be very explorative and constantly communicate with designers, every single day.
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"It opened up a book full of friends I can communicate with," she said.
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And the operator is able to communicate with those divers by using hand signs.
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Maybe he'd stumbled upon the best way to communicate with her—through hand signals.
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Lafayette is later revealed to be a medium who can communicate with the dead.
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HQ launched with a chat window that lets any user communicate with the host.
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It's another point in your home where you can communicate with the smart assistant.
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WhatsApp, for instance, markets itself as a way to securely communicate with people overseas.
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Their reasons for using Douyin to communicate with the outside world are not clear.
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From here, operators can communicate with virtually anyone in the world, in any situation.
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I've made some romantic connections as well as friends that I still communicate with.
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" He also insisted that all those attempting to communicate with him "schedule an appointment.
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They would communicate with men on the app and convince them to meet up.
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They use NFC to communicate with games and give owners cool in-game stuff.
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He is not permitted to communicate with other prisoners and has limited phone access.
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Then, after school, he'd go home to a host family he couldn't communicate with.
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Make it possible for users on competing social networks to communicate with one another.
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It's not just about your messages but about anyone you communicate with as well.
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They have cool devices and I get to communicate with my friends through it.
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For Simeone, Gabi is another medium through which he can communicate with the players.
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But more than anything, Games Workshop is suddenly willing to communicate with people again.
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It allows equipment manufacturers to communicate with their products after they have been deployed.
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Without the energy generated by that fuel, the neurons cannot communicate with one another.
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And not all sites offer the chance to communicate with a guide in advance.
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What message do you think Mr. Richards is trying to communicate with this image?
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"They have to learn how to communicate with communities of color," Mr. Bains said.
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Look, I use Facebook today as my primary way to communicate with my friends.
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Aesthetically, it was a time where I could learn to communicate with a director.
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Since 2015, journalists have been advised not to use cellphones to communicate with sources.
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The locals patrolled the area nightly, using walkie-talkies to communicate with one another.
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People could learn American Sign Language to communicate with members of the deaf community.
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ISIS uses Telegram, an encrypted messaging app, to communicate with its members and supporters.
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Other efforts to communicate with tribe members ended with their bursting out in laughter.
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Other spyware samples communicate with a server belonging to eSurv, according to the researchers.
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The guidelines encourage authorities to communicate with travelers transparently and clearly to avoid panic.
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Emergency response officials have had to rely on Facebook to communicate with flood victims.
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When deaf residents became sick, they found it hard to communicate with medical workers.
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Some 13 percent of polling stations didn't even communicate with the national election center.
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"This is the way to communicate with the spirits to bring 13 people back."
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Alda says he wants to teach people how to better communicate with one another.
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Mandates that hospitals communicate with each other as patients move through the healthcare system.
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Keep timely notes about troublesome behaviors and of your efforts to communicate with management.
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Their parents and siblings hadn't seen them in years and couldn't communicate with them.
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The goal is to make it easier to work together and communicate with customers.
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The US needs to ensure it can communicate with the population on cellular phones.
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Nurses are on hand to help assess the patient and communicate with the doctor.
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How are the top-polling candidates choosing to communicate with voters in South Carolina?
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" In response to written questions, he said: "I don't want to communicate with you.
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Joshua Collins, a 26-year-old congressional candidate, uses TikTok to communicate with supporters.
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Facebook Messenger is an easy way to freely communicate with people across the globe.
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Back in New York, she used that skill to communicate with ships at sea.
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In response to written questions, he said: I dont want to communicate with you.
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My biggest struggle was finding a better ways to communicate with classmates and professors.
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For almost 100 years, Morse code was used to communicate with ships at sea.
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Even my ability to communicate with you would have been much harder back then.
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I met Unicole Unicron right before they led a meditation to communicate with aliens.
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Today, employers use a government website or custom software to communicate with E-Verify.
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This means it doesn't take as long for devices to communicate with each other.
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Or am I going to use it to communicate with the voters in Iowa?
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With it, he said, they can communicate with the free world without any repercussions.
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They were powerless, unable to communicate with the Americans who stood in their home.
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JAY CLAYTON: When they communicate with the marketplace, they have to do so responsibly.
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The department's computerized records system is obsolete and unable to communicate with outside doctors.
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Manufacturers will be motivated to ensure all connected vehicles can communicate with each other.
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So, what's the best way to communicate with an older loved one who's stubborn?
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It's been proven that Trump knows how to communicate with his supporters incredibly effectively.
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Young set up secret email addresses to communicate with Mo while he was overseas.
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They refused to let him communicate with his wife, or access the internet freely.
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We realised that our customers wanted to communicate with us in a direct conversation.
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You mainly just need cars to be able to communicate with one another better.
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It allowed me to reach out and communicate with others who had similar experience.
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"The goal might not necessarily even be to communicate with the president, but to communicate with the American people and get them to jump-start a conversation that might not already be happening," Scruggs told the newspaper after the White House visit.
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But it was not ubiquitous enough for us to communicate with our volunteers, so we have to build our own social network called My BO, so that people could do essentially what they were doing on Facebook to communicate with other people.
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He said he had been able to communicate with executives at his business while detained.
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As it stands now, blockchains on different networks are unable to communicate with one another.
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G a strongly worded note explaining that we could no longer communicate with one another.
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This impacted a subset of our customers who communicate with our systems via CenturyLink's network.
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Plants also communicate with each other in times of drought and crowding, among other instances.
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Still, the app is popular with citizens who want to communicate with the outside world.
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And again, it&aposs great to finally have a chance to communicate with Carter again.
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Bannon is a communications professional who only knows how to communicate with far-right conservatives.
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MessageBird helps 20153,000 organizations send messages or communicate with customers via chat, voice or video.
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The most important thing is to listen to your body and communicate with your partner.
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They are helping students improve their executive function, creativity and ability to communicate with others.
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I am trying to improve the way we communicate with clients, prospective clients, consultants, etc.
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A new mail system for moderators to communicate with their community is in the works.
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The confession lasts as long as both remain, and neither can communicate with the other.
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Close to the company's headquarters, South Korean startups are easier to communicate with, Hyundai said.
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They communicate with an app via Bluetooth and can also be interface with MIDI systems.
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The kingpins may still be using encrypted phones to communicate with family and associates, though.
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Abbott will now require devices to provide authorization in order to communicate with the pacemaker.
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Yet regulators want more collaboration among auto companies to improve safety and communicate with consumers.
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Swift has ordered the couple not to communicate with them, The Los Angeles Times reported.
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These devices are perfect candidates to communicate with the outside world in isolated disaster zones.
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Mr. Combes and Mr. Russell sometimes fire it up to communicate with other restored posts.
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Most companies rely on point-sheets, translation apps or telephone services to communicate with guests.
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At the time, the rover appeared to have lost its ability to communicate with Earth.
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Modern drones can fly pre-set paths, obviating the need to communicate with an operator.
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Through a secure messaging system, it also lets teachers communicate with parents about homework assignments.
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And you're using your phone as the lens through which you communicate with the world.
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It may also know where you've been, what you've bought and who you communicate with.
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And you have the capability to communicate with machines in a way you couldn't before.
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Setup, which uses Wi-Fi to communicate with the robot, looked as simple as ever.
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It's not easy to communicate with the outside world especially in the past two years.
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Consequently, these nerves slowly degenerate and lose the ability to communicate with their distant targets.
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I was frustrated during the storm because there was no way to communicate with anyone.
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One also gave Motherboard access to an email account allegedly used to communicate with Apple.
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Activists and residents, who still communicate with the outside world, have sent out the alarm.
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It appears out the ghost only wants to communicate with the lesbian on the team.
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Now your dog, cat or favorite pet can communicate with Alexa just like you do.
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This is where you'll probably communicate with team members the most from day-to-day.
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She claims she can use her gift to communicate with any dead person you'd like.
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Terrorist commanders couldn't connect to the internet and were unable to communicate with each other.
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Neurons communicate with each other through a complex interaction of electrical signals and chemical reactions.
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As of Thursday evening, her family was waiting to communicate with her before speaking publicly.
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In Denis Villeneuve's Arrival, Amy Adams plays a linguist trying to communicate with alien visitors.
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Plus, it gives you access to communicate with writers around the world in real-time.
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Friday's guidance was designed to help bases communicate with local communities about the new restrictions.
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In other words, your patched device will still communicate with other, unpatched devices out there.
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His ideal assistant will possess common sense and an ability to communicate with other assistants.
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Clearly, this is because the entire purpose of talking aloud is to communicate with others.
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She has a solution and it all comes down to how entrepreneurs communicate with investors.
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That service lets third-party products communicate with Nest's thermostats, smoke detectors, and security cameras.
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Finally, so it's time for Vanya to communicate with Baba Vanga to get her predictions.
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Training providers in how to communicate with autistic patients is probably most effective, doctors said.
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"We also understand how important it is to correctly communicate with the market," he added.
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Additionally, Fletcher claimed Suge's phone has been blocked and he can't communicate with his attorneys.
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Adapt Communication Not knowing how to communicate with someone with dementia is a common problem.
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Cars will communicate with traffic lights and signs to help drivers know when to stop.
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In Arrival, the written word is pivotal to Adams' attempts to communicate with the aliens.
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In April, Mars 2020 got an antenna that will enable it to communicate with Earth.
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To be able to communicate with other women is one of the most powerful things.
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It's Donald Trump because the best way to communicate with Trump is via the media.
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Banks have the right to choose the language in which they communicate with the ECB.
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Sensors on roads will communicate with cars to provide real-time road and climate conditions.
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"There was a better way to handle it and communicate with a person," Jenkins said.
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Also communicate with your teammates and let them know how they're doing with their goals.
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Zigbee is one of the standards smart home accessories use to communicate with one another.
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Does Louis have some kind of Danny Torrance-esque ability to communicate with the dead?
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"We will communicate with you further beyond right here to work on that," Goodlatte said.
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Ships need an easy way to communicate with the shore and to navigate the oceans.
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It is incredibly difficult to communicate with solicitors from abroad, and to get documents together.
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It is like attempting to sculpt water, or in some way communicate with the wind.
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I appreciate people who communicate with purpose rather than doing stuff just to hear themselves.
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Bands like U2 and Public Enemy and Rage Against the Machine, they communicate with purpose.
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I feel it's integral to be able to communicate with your partners about sexual health.
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How blind people and deaf people communicate with each other may at first seem tricky.
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But just how should you, exactly, communicate with your investors when navigating a rough patch?
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Dolphins are early adopters of touchscreen technology, using iPads in 2010 to communicate with humans.
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Simply put, the People button misjudged how people would converse and communicate with the watch.
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If we want to communicate with them effectively, we have to use the correct language.
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Right now, I am writing one on how businesses communicate with their employees and clients.
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At the party, Butina reportedly boasted that she'd helped the Trump campaign communicate with Russia.
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People want to be able to choose which service they use to communicate with people.
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He tried tracking down the source of the fakes and attempted to communicate with Amazon.
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This is my friend's network-president dad, who can't communicate with his wife or son.
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Under Japanese law, the men are unable to communicate with their family or foreign lawyers.
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Putin's own press service uses the app to communicate with reporters and arrange conference calls.
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They took his hand and tried so hard to communicate with him, to no avail.
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Think about that as you communicate with your elected leaders in the coming campaign season.
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Perhaps they were trying to communicate with the nearby and recently completed Great Buddha Dordenma.
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The spots drew small groups who huddled together to try to communicate with family abroad.
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Mercedes calls them "bionic flaps," and claims their function is to communicate with the driver.
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" In response to written questions, he said: "I don&apost want to communicate with you.
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Syrians inside Syria have joined almost all social tools to communicate with the outside world.
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The company will instead focus on enterprise features allowing businesses to better communicate with customers.
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It&aposs supposed to make it easier to work together and better communicate with customers.
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Next, I slid in the transmitter that would help the sensor communicate with my phone.
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Its power has dropped so low, it's no longer able to communicate with NASA scientists.
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Instead of the usual, predictable responses, she began to communicate with me in sign language.
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That's the system banks use to securely communicate with each other to facilitate global payments.
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I was in a wheelchair and had to stretch my neck to communicate with her.
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Maybe texting is an easier way to communicate with those trying to save your life.
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Mr. Meyers dreamed up a new way for Mr. Trump's aides to communicate with him.
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This was essential to operate the controls, communicate with ground control and fellow crew members.
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Tens of millions of Trump opponents cannot communicate with tens of millions of his supporters.
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I want to watch this TV program or I want to communicate with my friends.
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It's designed to communicate with the driver through a system of blinking and color changes.
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We use WeChat to communicate with my sister and her husband, who live in China.
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What tech is big there, and what do you use to communicate with family there?
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She lost her ability to communicate with Ping in Mandarin; he does not speak English.
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Ivanka Trump was also frustrated at Cohen's refusal to communicate with Klokov, according to BuzzFeed.
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We regularly communicate with our members in our publications, conferences and email and on plasticsurgery.
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Explain. — How do you think students should address and communicate with those who educate them?
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And with two-way talk, you can easily communicate with anyone on the other side.
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But surprisingly, most advocacy organizations are reluctant to communicate with elected officials through social media.
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Our voice is how we communicate with our family, friends, and the world around us.
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The guide suggests, for example, that employees use encrypted messages to communicate with the press.
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I bought some hand-held radios in london so they can communicate with each other.
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Michelle Yan: Google Translate is the greatest tool for me to communicate with my parents.
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This allows the panels to communicate with each other, a central control station, and vehicles.
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Judge T.S. Ellis instructed jurors Wednesday evening not to communicate with anyone about the trial.
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She said they are continuing to communicate with Brown's family and expressed their sincere condolences.
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JAY CLAYTON: Look, when executives communicate with the marketplace, they have to do so responsibly.
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All three help the White House indirectly communicate with other senators, an administration official said.
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Hamada: People often use images of animals, on social media, to communicate with one another.
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In the movie, he then uses the sound to communicate with the dinosaur's living relatives.
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CCK helps nerve cells communicate with each other, which can facilitate negative feelings, like pain.
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It also sets the foundation for how Lyft's self-driving cars will communicate with riders.
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Why it matters: The "cannon" malware uses email to communicate with its command and control server.
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In my experience, it works best when you communicate with your partner and split the work.
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So, they're using voice memos because it's difficult for them to communicate with each other otherwise.
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Slack is an internet-based platform that allows teams and businesses to communicate with each other.
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He could still communicate with the aid of a computer and the muscles in his cheek.
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Unlike solitary confinement in normal prisons, the digital prison allows you to communicate with other inmates.
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The only feature they lack is the ability to communicate with each other while in orbit.
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It is still extremely difficult to communicate with people on Facebook before adding them as friends.
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Early research shows that lonely and vulnerable elders like Jim seem content to communicate with robots.
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Torres said she decided to secretly create another account to, in part, communicate with her mom.
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Chatbots — interactive, responsive messaging programs — could allow users to communicate with brands and companies through Facebook.
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Driverless cars will need a remote operator who can monitor their operation and communicate with passengers.
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She knows how to not just communicate with but engage with the public—even trolls—online.
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Could you give some specific examples of how you communicate with fans or collaborate with them?
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During natural disasters, the ability to communicate with loved ones and get basic information is vital.
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This does not mean that people will communicate with their computers exclusively by talking to them.
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Chips help tanks, aircraft, rockets and ships navigate, communicate with one another and engage enemy targets.
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Moreover, the letter asks whether Blavatnik has tried to communicate with Mnuchin directly about the sanctions.
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The orders limited the agencies' ability to communicate with the public, including through social media postings.
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Amazon outlines the idea of a "central control system" which could communicate with each docking station.
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Teens mostly use iMessage or SMS to communicate with friends — but Snapchat text is also popular.
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Michel said he has resorted to using WhatsApp, a messaging app, to communicate with his patients.
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The body produces a neurotransmitter called acetylcholine that helps cells and nerves communicate with one another.
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Understand how to use metaphors can have a power impact on how you communicate with ours.
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Even if these civilizations did exist, there are much more efficient ways to communicate with us.
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I wouldn't be surprised if the AR headset relies on Bluetooth to communicate with your iPhone.
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They tend to be about meeting new people by getting matches that you can communicate with.
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That's when NASA is going to try to communicate with Opportunity as the storm clears away.
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The recently deceased end up in the alien-built metropolis and communicate with Earth via mediums.
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The Nucleus gadget's primary feature is that it offers easy ways to communicate with family members.
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"I'm learning how to communicate with him about him and what every burp and fart means."
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The country is struggling to communicate with the rest of the world and with each other.
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Autotalks has created a B2X chipset that allows motorcycles to communicate with other vehicles and infrastructure.
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GoogleThese days, thinking of ways to communicate with your friends and family is just too difficult.
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Musk said people could communicate with one another using the technology through a kind of telepathy.
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If the customer opts in, sales associates also can communicate with them after the store visit.
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Any local who tried to help or communicate with us will be fined by the police.
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It can be a safer option to communicate with the pilot first, depending on the situation.
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What meshnet technology allows is for you to communicate with your friend directly, no middle man.
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Todoist is quite a powerful task manager, but it didn't communicate with your calendar until now.
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There's still plenty to learn about cats and their apparent ability to communicate with us humans.
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She loves animals, she's Italian but she can communicate with anyone, she's a very good cook.
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At the time WhatsApp entered India, people were mostly using traditional SMSs to communicate with people.
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If Digit gets confused while carrying a package, it will communicate with Ford's vehicles for guidance.
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He's able to breathe on his own and communicate with his family, according to the outlet.
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We routinely communicate with people far away, and increasingly, less with the people in our neighborhood.
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The Chat SDK will also allow people to make transactions and communicate with businesses inside Messenger.
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McCabe also vowed that he will not communicate with the White House about the Russia investigation.
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What's arguably most impressive about Cozmo is how much he's able to communicate with so little.
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Allowing cars and infrastructure to communicate with one another will add an extra level of automation.
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"Our assessment is that 150,000 unique operatives used ByLock to communicate with others," the official said.
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Amazon is building drones that can communicate with one another, sharing their location and flight path.
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Witnesses said the plane taxied erratically and did not communicate with the flight tower before takeoff.
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" He added: "[Writers] start because they have a desperate need to communicate with other human beings.
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Even when they do have medical appointments, their doctors rarely communicate with their mental health providers.
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Description: Riptide lets businesses open up SMS and Messenger for all employees to communicate with customers.
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Communicate with your kids if you're so worried about them seeing what you can't control anyway.
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She realized her training could help her communicate with both the police and the activist community.
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His wheelchair also has environmental controls that use infrared to communicate with devices across his home.
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"I spend a huge amount of my time trying to communicate with a computer," Tom said.
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And a lack of standardisation means that gadgets from different firms cannot communicate with each other.
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Do you have tips for how to support and communicate with a partner through that process?
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The car also has a wireless networking system that enables it to communicate with other cars.
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Similar to Waze, where users establish profiles and communicate with friends, Pigeon offers a social component.
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But doing so forecloses all of the better ways to communicate with a person in crisis.
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Taiwanese officials said Saturday that they would continue to try to communicate with their mainland counterparts.
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The law normally permits prosecutors, defense attorneys and even defendants themselves to communicate with potential witnesses.
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There's little cell service for those with the aid to communicate with towns, drivers and locals.
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With 90% of cell sites out of service, many residents still can't communicate with loved ones.
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Architecture really was art for her — a tool to communicate with people on an emotional level.
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It's been longstanding practice for presidents-elect to use press conferences to communicate with the public.
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The pair are still exploring the outer solar system and continue to communicate with Earth daily.
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Marketers using other media for advertising are also experimenting with how best to communicate with people.
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Allo's assistant was quicker to respond and more natural to communicate with than Facebook's chat bots.
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They can see, communicate with apps, charge themselves and, of course, do the cleaning for you.
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The victim couldn't communicate with officers, and it's not known where the shots were fired from.
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He does not use email; he tends to communicate with his aides through untraceable BlackBerry messages.
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Trump has used Twitter to make policy announcements, attack his critics and communicate with his base.
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Parents must white list contacts in order for kids to be able to communicate with them.
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His unfiltered tweets lay out his agenda, attack opponents and directly communicate with the national audience.
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The average American uses eight apps to communicate with friends and stay in touch with people.
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The problem with doing that is that she often failed to communicate with Yahoo's own audience.
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ZTE has been cooperating, will continue to cooperate and communicate with all U.S. agencies as required.
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The department has a national operations center and an online forum to communicate with state officials.
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The State Department is understaffed and unequipped to communicate with vital Asian allies on the standoff.
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That's the same device I use to communicate with my parents and my cute little nephew.
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The less you're in the club scene, the less you get to communicate with your peers.
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"We believe that we provide a different context to communicate with neighbors versus friends," Tolia said.
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The only boundary is the creator's imagination and their willingness to transparently communicate with the randomness.
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Today, those forces (among many others) have completely reshaped the way publications communicate with their audiences.
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This allows the Buick to communicate with the taxibots and other robot cars on the road.
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"Employees use Planday to communicate with their workplace and colleagues on an everyday basis," explains Brøndum.
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There's a lot of ways that people are trying to communicate with each other using technology.
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We need to educate the public, communicate with the public a lot more, at the moment.
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I think that it has affected how we communicate with others for better and for worse.
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Many residents have relied on the internet to communicate with one another and call for help.
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There's much to learn from what plants communicate with sound — on a scientific and personal level.
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Due to language barriers, foreigners like Zulfiqar may not be able to communicate with their interrogators.
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They are used as a bridge to the gods, a way to communicate with the spirits.
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One thing that surprised him, though: How important it is to communicate with public market investors.
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She sent me an email denouncing my comments and has refused to communicate with me since.
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MyD88 is thought to help immune cells communicate with the outside world through certain signaling pathways.
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Like every manager since Connie Mack, Roberts was using the media to communicate with his player.
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Get dressed, over-communicate with your colleagues, prioritize your tasks, take some breaks, and produce results.
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The chief executive answers to Beijing and must be able to communicate with central government leaders.
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The first thing the campaign did in Iowa was communicate with voters in a bilingual format.
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PG&E's website went down and it struggled to communicate with local officials and inform residents.
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There is only one problem: The youngest and oldest generations can barely communicate with each other.
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This is the only time I communicate with other artists, because I don't go to openings.
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A consumer might choose to communicate with collectors on email one week and through telephone another.
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Pepper will, in essence, communicate with you just as a highly skilled pizza retail clerk might.
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American companies, it said, should have the freedom to decide how to communicate with their customers.
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One resident used a satellite phone to communicate with boaters transporting supplies from nearby Puerto Rico.
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"Suddenly, a janitor had the ability to communicate with the chairman of the board," he said.
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Use the bilingual conversation feature to communicate with them on the fly; it supports 43 languages.
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Slack modeled itself after consumer messaging apps that let users communicate with GIFs, stickers and emojis.
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Our colleagues communicate with us on Gchat or Slack, even if they sit next to us.
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It's drastically reoriented how Iranians are able to communicate with one another and the outside world.
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Democrats argue that Trump was known to use a blocked number to communicate with his son.
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Online organizing has transformed the way that non-profits fundraise and communicate with their support base.
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Autonomous cars may need to communicate with each other or with road safety systems, for example.
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Instead, she believes it is better to communicate with North Korea rather than leave it isolated.
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A companion app personalizes the bag's electronic tag, allowing it to communicate with an airline app.
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This is also an opportunity to discuss how you want direct reports to communicate with you.
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That means that the way we get information, interact and communicate with each other is changing.
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I still communicate with him; help his team and support him in every way I can.
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However, he added Evergrande could communicate with the strategic investors on a new timetable if necessary.
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Inmates can use JPay to communicate with family members via emails, video calls and money transfers.
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Complimentary internet and phone service has been provided for all guests to communicate with their families.
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What should be done to better protect whales and their ability to communicate with one another?
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When asked, Mr. Blaylock said he did not communicate with the congresswoman about the comic book.
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The Americans liked the idea of me going over there, because they could communicate with me.
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To be honest, that seems like an awfully subtle way to communicate with this president. Agreed.
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We have to create a way to communicate with our community the things that are happening.
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As the coup unfolded, he was able to communicate with the country over FaceTime, and it was anti-coup coverage of a number of Turkish outlets that, analysts said, helped sway the tide of public opinion and allow government officials a platform to communicate with the public.
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As test satellites, the satellites will have the ability to communicate with the ground, according to SpaceX.
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That model creates a few problems for government officials trying to communicate with constituents in productive ways.
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Many of Pydynkowski's patients use the app to communicate with him and each other over message boards.
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They can prioritize multiple requests and wirelessly communicate with the hotel's systems – even operating the elevators autonomously.
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China launched its Queqiao satellite earlier this year in order to communicate with the lander and rover.
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I was stressed because of the lack of gas, and not being able to communicate with friends.
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We all need to communicate with each other and life is so much richer when we do.
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It becomes easier to be able to communicate with people and see how you can support them.
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The catch is that the hub depends on a cloud-based service to communicate with your smartphone.
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"He would try to communicate with people, but he was a loner," she told The Baltimore Sun.
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Nonhuman primates have also been taught to communicate with keyboards, expressing themselves through graphics-based, symbolic languages.
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" As he recorded, Baraka attempted to communicate with the patient to help, saying, "Ma'am are you okay?
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The cover also has a three-color light that students can use to communicate with the teacher.
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And, as recently as 2016, Android malware would communicate with a predefined Twitter account to receive commands.
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Derki appears in the film, sometimes looking into the camera to communicate with his cinematographer, Kahtan Hassoun.
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With its seizure, some sex workers lost their primary way to find and communicate with potential clients.
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They try to communicate with donors through a Facebook page and Twitter account, posting her remarkable progress.
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"That's going to be a problem for people trying to communicate with friends and family," Toker said.
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Players could communicate with each other in the game if they were in proximity to each other.
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It has a larger vocabulary and now allow users to communicate with the console using a headset.
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They think they can communicate with nature and trust that it's going to take care of them.
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Now, EPA scientists might not be able to communicate with their colleagues outside of the EPA, either.
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The rules also encourage health care providers to communicate with one another to coordinate care for patients.
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While the federal government owns the loans, private companies collect payments, keep records and communicate with borrowers.
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How will the cars communicate with traffic signals, and who will be responsible when there's an accident?
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I'm gonna say it: we simply have too many ways to communicate with one another these days.
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As in physical towers, controllers will continue to have radar screens and radios to communicate with pilots.
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Companies like Airbnb and Lyft use the platform to communicate with customers via voice and text messaging.
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Visitors to the Kiasama museum in Helsinki can communicate with LaBeouf, Ronkko and Turner via text message.
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The Connect helps strengthen the mesh networking technology that helps the Detect devices communicate with the Guard.
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Once your identity is verified, the ring can communicate with point-of-sale terminals to authorize payments.
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Furthermore, it lets us communicate with a single glance that we are powerful and look damn good.
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Its main purpose is to confirm the president's identity and allow him to communicate with the Pentagon.
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That happens literally, in the ways Shoko has to communicate with others through sign language or writing.
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The lander's remained silent since July 9th 2015, and recent attempts to communicate with it were unsuccessful.
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The fact that I was able to communicate with a loving partner about all this certainly helped.
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Salesforce helps businesses communicate with their customers and provides software for sales teams to manage their clients.
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However, Guaido said at the time that the opposition would be prepared to "officially communicate" with Maduro.
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The official is not authorized to communicate with the press and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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"The best strategy for me to communicate with my people is to make a speech," he explains.
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To ensure you leave the salon happy, you need to be able to communicate with your stylist.
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So I think in the past two years we are learning how to communicate with the investors.
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Caspi said the server was unprotected but "hard to access and communicate with" due to connectivity issues.
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Facebook has previously devoted resources to exploring computer systems that people could communicate with simply by thinking.
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The official is not authorized to communicate with the press, and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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While there Gozo sat with an itako, a blind female shaman who can communicate with the dead.
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All those people are part of Liberate Tate, but we would only communicate with them via post.
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It's not quite Mr. Ed territory, but the new study shows that horses can communicate with symbols.
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Recently, they failed to agree on a program to allow divided families to communicate with each other.
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They were created to communicate with ancestors and offer receptacles of hope and magic for the living.
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Perhaps this work best illustrates the themes the curators were trying to communicate with the show's title.
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And be sure to communicate with your partner about what you're feeling, so you can troubleshoot together.
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They catalyze the digestion of food, prevent blood from clotting, and help cells communicate with one another.
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The agency also did not maintain redundant and effective means to communicate with key stakeholders during emergencies.
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One billion people can instantly communicate with each other without anything but a name and internet access.
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Another potential turnoff: a requirement that companies communicate with investors as individuals rather than as a group.
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In the human brain, neurons communicate with each other through brief flashes, or "spikes," of electrochemical energy.
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Indigenous hunters often use elaborate rituals to communicate with their prey and the predators in the forest.
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There's a hands-free feature that lets drivers accept rides and communicate with passengers with voice messaging.
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"From time to time, we communicate with our stores about how to handle merchandise," the company said.
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But operatives continued to communicate with her as late as 1978 with the hope of reactivating her.
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Zuckerberg: …to communicate with their friends and stay in touch with people, ranging from text to email.
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Scaramucci said the event would give him the opportunity to reach and communicate with the President's base.
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They also made a 3-megabit Ethernet bridge that allows the Altos to communicate with modern computers.
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It's specifically designed to communicate with antennae that will be located on the International Space Station (ISS).
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Here's yet another instance of how social media is changing the way celebrities communicate with the public.
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In addition to sponsored messages, Facebook played up opportunities for businesses to communicate with customers through Messenger.
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The car also include a 3D heads-up display and can communicate with others on the road.
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Now patched, the vulnerability exploited an open socket once used to communicate with the Nvidia Icera modem.
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I use Facebook, but only to update fans, so I don't really communicate with people on it.
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I have the ability to communicate with all of God's beasts and bend them to my will.
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A key element of driverless technology is the car's ability to communicate with other systems around it.
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Both want to buy a new house and move but are unable to communicate with each other.
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The lifetime of the computer has been marked by an ongoing struggle to communicate with the machine.
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She came up with a way for ships to communicate with torpedoes without interference by the Germans.
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One random benevolent executive that only Mae seems to communicate with conjures white wine from the bushes.
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And Qorvo makes radio frequency semiconductors, which enable the ability for smartphones to communicate with wireless networks.
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"It's a primal need to write on walls to communicate with the people around you," he said.
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They might be able to offer some tips about how to more effectively communicate with your boss.
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The president said, "'You're nice to me,'" recalled Christie, who described how best to communicate with Trump.
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I can communicate with people, I can get what people are feeling, whether it's negative or positive.
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I'll continue to communicate with you about this and other topics in the coming days and weeks.
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But behind closed doors, our biggest problem was his inability to open up and communicate with me.
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The radio Olson had been using to communicate with Greene County Emergency Services soon went down, too.
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We also encourage guests to communicate with their host about their listing long before a trip begins.
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We communicate with our families by email, and we also use it to send and receive photos.
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All dialogue was dropped, and the government took away Ocalan's ability to communicate with the outside world.
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Branch managers, in response to the compliance officer's concerns, directed the officer not to communicate with regulators.
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The supplier manufactures radio frequency semiconductors, which enable the ability of smartphones to communicate with wireless networks.
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You must learn to communicate with nature through song, and each song unlocks more of the forest.
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Belshe found it increasingly hard to communicate with her parents, who napped for much of the day.
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The sensors are attached to transmitters that communicate with receivers at the edges of the playing field.
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"I probably communicate with him more than any other writer I've ever worked with," Mr. Stelfreeze said.
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We have not been able to communicate with him since he left, which has been really hard.
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Communicate with elected officials If you're like me, you've signed dozens of online petitions over the year.
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Today they can barely communicate with each other: Turks don't speak Arabic, and Syrians don't speak Turkish.
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If you do want to communicate with this person, you may want to unblock the phone number.
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Traditionally, the television screen has not been something that you communicate with; it's like a professor lecturing.
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Throughout season one, the kids are using realistic TRC-214 walkie-talkies to communicate with each other.
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I've been back to Afghanistan twice since, but haven't been able to see or communicate with Pashtana.
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Some government bodies and even banks in Algeria still use the fax to communicate with the world.
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Others others are using social media to communicate with one another about who needs help and where.
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I've been assigned a woman named Cassie, and I can communicate with her by phone or email.
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The girl, in the meantime, managed to communicate with him by sending letters with a return address.
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It lets people to communicate with each other by putting their avatars in the same virtual space.
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What really killed her was how difficult it was to communicate with Sasha when they were apart.
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This man needs to be sent back to school and taught how to communicate with humans again.
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Make sure you choose an application that you don't normally use to communicate with friends and family.
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Reports have long suggested this meeting was a back-channel way for Trump to communicate with Putin.
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We're really serious about this idea that we wanna figure out how to better communicate with pros.
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The farther they are, the more precisely they need to point their antennas to communicate with Earth.
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With Qik, users could communicate with their friends and family by quickly (get it?) sending video messages.
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The company expects to expand into other areas where organizations communicate with customers, partners and potential employees.
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She grew up in Tampa and learned English, Spanish and sign language to communicate with her mom.
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The other I also like, because of his frankness and his ability to communicate with the teachers.
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She has trained members in community organizing and helps them communicate with neighborhood groups and city agencies.
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The drones were programmed to communicate with each other independently to collectively organize and reach the target.
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But we should always be able to communicate with an algorithmic system that's making decisions for us.
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These events aren't exactly a secret, because people use Slack to communicate with their colleagues at work.
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How do you use social media tools to communicate with celebrities and other people whom you profile?
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College coaches asked for the ability to communicate with the athletes as those options are being weighed.
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"Guys want to play in games, but you communicate with them what our plan is," Cooper said.
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Santiago still tried to communicate with the members of the group, and occasionally, he would visit one.
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I miss the camaraderie and intimacy, and the ability to communicate with a glance or a touch.
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This is a great time to communicate with your roommates, a landlord, or to call your mother.
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Perlman communicate with one another, and how the film depicts parenthood — also makes it more than that.
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Feeling responsible for other people's happiness makes it exhausting for Elisabeth to even communicate with her family.
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That equipment, called a transponder, allows stations to communicate with satellites to broadcast their programs, he said.
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So I communicate with friends, my staff and even the woman who cuts my hair using Line.
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"Or this may be the last time to communicate with your family," because intubated patients can't talk.
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Embracing pop means that you can communicate with millions in the world, not only your front row.
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Your smartphone apps won't work if they can't communicate with the other technologies on your phone, either.
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Sims had to communicate with one another, and with the player, in a way that was recognizable.
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The Spectacle: Damon's character uses smarts, a Mars Pathfinder and some gaffer tape to communicate with Earth.
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Plus, the vehicles themselves will use the ultrafast networks to communicate with each other and smart infrastructure.
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And while Chinese politicians love slogans, they prefer to communicate with foreign leaders through long, tranquilizing disquisitions.
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"There&aposs no better platform to communicate with your listeners than a chatroom-style forum," Nam said.
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The key is to communicate with your children and help them understand why their behavior is unacceptable.
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"I'm not shy anymore," she said, adding that the classes had helped her communicate with Aroa's teachers.
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This immediately lowered the temperature, experts said, making it easier for him to communicate with the suspect.
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Specifically, the FCC allocates which radio frequencies companies can use to communicate with their vehicles during flight.
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He visited the Yanomami year after year for months at a time, learning to communicate with them.
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The police initially struggled to communicate with the woman, who spoke Spanish, according to The Journal-Constitution.
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Here's how to communicate with your Airbnb host and figure out the best way to check out.
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His final days were spent in a hospital under guard, unable to communicate with the outside world.
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Musk teased a new feature over the weekend that appears to enable Teslas to communicate with pedestrians.
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"He was aware that jurisdictions don't have the means to communicate with each other," Galbraith tells PEOPLE.
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Mega Bank will "actively communicate" with regulators, said Chang, who is also the chairman of Mega Bank.
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He would use the page to communicate with customers, and update followers on quantities and pickup locations.
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In closing, the Democrats fake outrage that President Trump used his own channel to communicate with Ukraine.
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These sensors communicate with the helicopter and monitor changes in the weather to ensure a safer flight.
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His venture, SensDog, uses an iPhone app to communicate with Apple Watch sensors in the animal's collar.
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A chatty child, he suddenly found himself cut off from language, unable to communicate with other children.
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Thus naturally, I have integrated nonhuman presences in my films, and some gestures to communicate with them.
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During live group classes, participants and trainers can use the app to communicate with emojis or shoutouts.
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Since narwhals communicate with clicks, more ships and industrial extraction in the Arctic pose a massive threat.
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Though she can't talk, she uses her eyes and makes little sounds to communicate with her family.
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But Goop went beyond the typical advice; it also offered the chance to communicate with the dead.
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"We are committed to constantly improving how we communicate with and engage with our employees," she said.
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"Devin Nunes did not communicate with Parnas in December 2018," read court documents obtained by the Times.
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The planet of communication, Mercury, enters Leo, making it easier to communicate with intimidating figures with confidence.
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"They communicate with everybody," said Michael Perry, 246, who has lived nearby since he was about 232.
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"I think it is a very effective way for him to communicate with American people," Short added.
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We have been hard pressed to find bus drivers; we are hard pressed to communicate with people.
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"If you're true to yourself, you'll also find things that'll help you communicate with others," he continues.
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Second, they found that dating apps in some way make it easier to communicate with those people.
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While performing repairs, the workers can use Skype to communicate with expert technicians back at the office.
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"Amazon never trained us in how to communicate with associates," one former manager told Vox last November.
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Then members of the "war room" communicate with the people who will initiate and launch the attack.
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Well, for one, Congress could learn how to better communicate with each other and actually have debates.
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Beacons — in-store devices that communicate with a shopper's smartphone — are starting to change in-store commerce.
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If they were as smart as humans, Lilly wondered, would we be able to communicate with them?
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Though its platform team was responsible for building out Nest's APIs (so Nest products can communicate with other devices), as well as Nest's Weave protocol (which allows Nest devices to communicate with each other), Nest will continue to build and develop software around its app, site and other services.
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"I have the chance to communicate with my lost friends and relatives," said 25-year old Aden Ismail.
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Users can only communicate with those on their approved contact lists, which can help ease parents' safety concerns.
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They communicate with each other like "members of a community or hive," said Sound Dimension CEO Fredrik Gunnarsson.
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He's downright thoughtful, learning sign language in order to communicate with crush Sam (Sean Berdy), who is deaf.
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It's not the first time EEG and brain waves have been used to communicate with and control machines.
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His knowledge of English is especially helpful, since he can communicate with more of the refugees passing through.
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The brain disorder can make it difficult for people with autism to communicate with and relate to others.
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The drones don't communicate with each other either, so they're not a swarm, but are rather radio controlled.
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Because of my discomfort with why he wanted to communicate with me, I quickly stopped responding to him.
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You can buy a bunch of smart gadgets that may or may not communicate with other smart gadgets.
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Linkerd is a standalone proxy that, at its core, enables the different services to communicate with each other.
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"I'm finding that's transferring to the way I communicate with people as well, and in situations like this."
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For example, Common uses Slack channels to communicate with and connect members, and HubHaus uses roommate matching algorithms.
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" McCartney says he uses them to communicate with his kids: "Sometimes you just go, 'kiss, kiss, kiss, emoji.
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And underneath the helmet, astronauts will wear a built-in headset, allowing them to communicate with ground control.
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It is the international community's responsibility to try to communicate with each other — especially those with divergent views.
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Nextdoor is used as a platform to communicate with neighborhoods about anything from new restaurants to local crime.
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As they do at present, the controllers would continue to use radar and communicate with pilots by radio.
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Nest already lets users watch their video stream from their desktop and communicate with people near their device.
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Basically any spacecraft that is sent to Mars is going to need a way to communicate with Earth.
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Adrian: I think every single body gesture we do is to ultimately communicate with others and be loved.
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The majority of Uighurs in exile cannot communicate with their families back home for fear of endangering them.
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If we suffer an internet outage, we're at a loss for how to communicate with the connected world.
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And many of those seniors receive care from a variety of specialists who don't communicate with one another.
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As a parent, you can also use it to watch and communicate with your children from a smartphone.
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But Trump did not emerge from his career in television better able to communicate with the American people.
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Teams within the more than 17,000-person organization each have their own Groups to communicate with each other.
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Work on your personal skills, too, like how you carry yourself and the way you communicate with others.
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It also offers a two-way audio system that lets you use the camera to communicate with visitors.
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Arrival doesn't assume we'll be able to communicate with aliens with some advanced technology that makes no sense.
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There's a widespread feeling that she can communicate with world leaders and provide a stability that Trump can't.
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They cited, broadly, that such graphics impeded their First Amendment rights to communicate with their customers, said Jenson.
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From customer service to news digests, users can communicate with a robot to get an AI-powered response.
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The planes remain in communication with each other via laser and communicate with the ground via radio frequency.
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State-run media and government agencies also have official WeChat accounts, where they can directly communicate with users.
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We may not understand alien motives or even be able to communicate with creatures radically different from us.
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Many mobile-phone towers, especially in remote areas, use microwaves to communicate with other towers on the network.
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All have successfully harnessed the Democratic Party's largely suburban, increasingly multi-hued base and regularly communicate with it.
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Entrepreneurs communicate with a wide variety of people from partners to employees to customers on a daily basis.
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When command and control centers communicate with CSR, rescue and response efforts can be coordinated and real time.
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I learned a long time ago that it's not worth working with people that you can't communicate with.
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Miitomo made use of Miis, the company's trademark avatars, and offered several quirky ways to communicate with friends.
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How long do we spend building our tribes, building the product that lets tribes communicate with each other?
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Robert Jordan who uses Instagram to communicate with clients for his soundtrack design company, reports a similar experience.
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We want to change the way people communicate with each other using the most advanced and new technology.
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It seems to suggest that two entities can communicate with each other faster than the speed of light.
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That includes owning corporate profile pages and maintaining them as a way to communicate with potential job-seekers.
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Microsoft tried to resolve that with Microsoft Precision trackpad drivers that let the trackpad better communicate with Windows.
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He used encrypted apps to communicate with his clients, he said, as many Iranians fear for their safety.
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Over the coming months, Staffeld went to the local library to use the internet and communicate with Mitchell.
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Thread is Nest's mesh networking protocol that lets low-power devices communicate with each other and wireless networks.
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And he bases that belief on his studies on how animals communicate with one another on Earth. Really.
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Consequently, these "firms" do not pay much adequate attention to how often they ought to communicate with us.
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But the end result is essentially the same, with a target not being able to communicate with others.
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Now we know why: Ford was testing light signals to communicate with pedestrians, bicyclists and other human drivers.
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She helps other Haitian women communicate with Spanish-speaking doctors who have volunteered to provide them with treatment.
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Now, Google is giving businesses a way to directly communicate with their customers, much like Facebook does today.
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In each of these experiences, you will be able to communicate with Ebay through text or through voice.
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But Laura Powers, a psychic, says her ability to communicate with ghosts keeps her up at all hours.
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Take a few seconds to think before you click Is the email from someone you communicate with regularly?
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Students log into their "Playlist" to complete a customized set of assignments, submit work and communicate with teachers.
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I placed the Nest Detect near eye level and waited for it to communicate with the Nest Guard.
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The Google Nest not only provides live footage of your home but even lets you communicate with visitors.
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There's a sweet patch of flowers that communicate with the young travelers in a cloud of twittering petals.
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For now, Maersk is using alternative channels to take orders manually and to communicate with customers, he said.
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The key for both of these new features is Siri's ability to communicate with more (non-Apple) apps.
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Gingrich in his interview with the newspaper praised Hannity's show as a successful way to communicate with Americans.
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Because fluid-bonding is particularly risky, the humans engaging in it need to actually communicate with one another.
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Putting aside the magical Bluetooth pairing process, AirPods leverage normal Bluetooth audio (A2DP) to communicate with your device.
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Many dog parents already know their pets communicate with them, but what EXACTLY are they trying to say?
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Cellphone towers falter without generator backup, roads close and the ability to communicate with our patients is compromised.
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Like most soldiers, he grew up speaking Chadian Arabic, and cannot communicate with people in the Lake Region.
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Stone has said Credico was the intermediary who helped him communicate with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in 85033.
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The team used an internal version of group chat to communicate with one another while building the game.
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Development teams for both companies have already worked together to program their systems to communicate with each other.
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We have the ability to endure and communicate with fielded forces and the rest of the US government.
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ISIS has been known to use encrypted messaging apps like Telegram in order to communicate with potential recruits.
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"Right now we're in a blackout zone, so it's very, very hard to communicate with Guadeloupe," Witkowski said.
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The iPhone supplier manufactures radio frequency semiconductors, which enable the ability for smartphones to communicate with wireless networks.
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Together, these constitute major infringements on the freedom of expression and the opposition's ability to communicate with voters.
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NMDA in turn interacts with glutamate, an essential neurotransmitter that helps nerve cells communicate with one another quickly.
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The implant would connect wirelessly to a small behind-the-ear receiver that could communicate with a computer.
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Government and private fleet vehicles will be retrofitted with equipment to communicate with the corridor and each other.
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"Up until recently, we were using basic 'yes' and 'no' cards to communicate with [her]," he tells Mashable.
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Would a disabled student, when calling for help, be met with someone trained to communicate with them effectively?
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He denied them this request, saying he would only communicate with them if they arrived at the courthouse.
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Most nonprofits communicate with donors with annual reports — thick volumes that many people probably don't bother to read.
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Doctors who are able to communicate with their patients, culturally and linguistically, are able to give better care.
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For instance, you can use PeopleDoc to communicate with the HR team and notify them of a change.
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And in October, Nintendo tweaked how devices communicate with its servers, cutting off an established route of piracy.
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Adapting to the Web, to sell and communicate with customers, is a challenge for many in the business.
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They're extremely secure Blackberries that don't even have a microphone and can only communicate with other PGP phones.
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Being able to communicate with people in that way is to share an intimate part of your soul.
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He uses walkie-talkies to communicate with the coaches, but so far it has been a fruitless exercise.
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N) is testing a "chatbot", an automated program that can communicate with the bank's customers on Facebook's (FB.
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It's 2016, and we're blessed with an embarrassment of ways to securely and conveniently communicate with one another.
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She said the center had generators, and its staff were able to communicate with state officials by cellphone.
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The bases are used to prevent invasions by loggers and miners and to communicate with recently contacted tribes.
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It recently launched a free application to help hospitals communicate with people in quarantine, according to CB Insights.
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That saves milliseconds of delay as the wheels communicate with the controller and the controller sends instructions back.
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Farming, you'll have sensors out there — they're even now seeing sensors on cows — and sensors communicate with machines.
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I catch up with my emails and communicate with my kids, and grandchildren, who I might FaceTime with.
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Or will they be able to communicate with the grid and send power back to it when needed?
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That meant being able to communicate with the large amount of gringos that come in search of Terere.
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Recently, I watched a waiter in a hotel restaurant communicate with foreign guests using a voice translation app.
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You communicate with God yourself, and if it's the time you pray, where you are is your mosque.
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This time, evaluators observe each student, noting how well they communicate with others and adapt on the fly.
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"If we can show that they communicate with light in the deep sea, that would be pretty astonishing."
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HOME REMOTE When cars connect to the internet, they can communicate with our homes while on the road.
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An app is now available with Tesla models to communicate with homes wired for remote control, for example.
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Rasoulof was held in solitary confinement for eight days and could not communicate with his family, he said.
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Steel plates had been affixed to their windows so that they couldn't communicate with prisoners on other tiers.
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When you learn a language through Italki, you gain the skills and confidence necessary to communicate with anybody.
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Snapchat is a social media app that allows users to communicate with others through instant pictures and videos.
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Though his grandparents lived until he was in his teens, he couldn't communicate with them without an interpreter.
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That could advance plans for things like smart cities in which connected cars can communicate with traffic systems.
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"The light cannot actively attract a mate, communicate with a mate, and deter a predator," Dr. Teranishi said.
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This has weakened our military presence, credibility, leadership and ability to communicate with the rest of the world.
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Some business partners communicate with users via automated bots, while others rely on humans on the other end.
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It is not the easiest restaurant to communicate with, having an Instagram account but no website or phone.
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Since the Taliban sabotaged mobile-phone networks, hundreds of polling stations were unable to communicate with the capital.
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Because she tried to communicate with him, which interfered with his idea of how the encounter should go.
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To manage it, platforms must constantly re-evaluate hateful symbols and communicate with users about their decision-making.
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The librarian will communicate with Witherspoon, authors of the books the club features, and members of the group.
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In the field, he stays as quiet as possible, relying on hand signals to communicate with fellow hunters.
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I prefer to sit in the back, though, just in case I need to communicate with the interpreters.
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Facebook's useful function is that it lets us find and communicate with people -- like an interactive phone book.
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Because no one could communicate with him: He spoke no Russian and no one in Kotelnich spoke Hungarian.
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Both were reached via internet chat and requested anonymity because they were not authorized to communicate with reporters.
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But we do have interest in making our platform the one that's best to communicate with the audiences.
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Let's be real, we all have those select friends and family who we only communicate with via Facebook.
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TMR enables the user's mind to communicate with artificial limbs via prosthetics that connect to the nervous system.
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