Our companion resource for social studies teachers, "The Past Is Present: Strategies for Bringing Current Events Into the Social Studies Classroom," published in 2018, offers six approaches to help students make connections when studying history: Connecting Through Essential Questions Connecting by Theme Connecting by Event Connecting by Place Connecting by Historical Text or Artifact Connecting by People 3.
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It's about connecting with God, it's about connecting with nature.
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From connecting all of the people to connecting all of the cars.
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But fighting back—even by connecting, or especially by connecting—can't stand.
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Connecting with people and connecting with your computer are not the same.
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I think it's about connection — maybe connecting to a dead grandmother, maybe connecting to other women — but mostly I think it's about connecting to ourselves.
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The SkyPro also provides passenger information like "if they're connecting to a flight, where they're connecting to and where their connecting gate is," Pittman told me.
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Connecting with people is great — connecting with the right people is even better.
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"4G was about connecting people, but 5G is about connecting things," he said.
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"We're in the business of connecting people, connecting the world," Bastian said in the interview.
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"This is really about connecting the dots, connecting the shippers and the carriers," Ron said.
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The implication was always that connecting people is good so connecting more people is better.
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Connecting to a WireGuard server is pretty much like connecting to a remote server using SSH.
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Connecting with lots of people may be interesting, but connecting with the right people produces results.
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Secondary education and higher education need to work on connecting educational values instead of connecting grades.
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Let's face it, effective networking is more than just connecting with people — it's connecting with the right people.
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Connecting the Hue with Bluetooth bulbs to your mobile device is even easier than connecting to a Bluetooth speaker.
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Sex is supposed to be about connecting, physically and emotionally, to another person (or people), not connecting to the internet.
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Everybody in that room was connecting with those ideas, and through the music, we were all connecting with each other.
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We see people connecting with the big moments, connecting with the small moments, and sharing the things that matter to them.
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And connecting your smartphone to the SP-211.71 printer is as simple as connecting to it in the Wi-Fi settings.
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Fury: That's an idea everyone seems to be connecting with — the way they're connecting with the way your clothes look, too.
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Your ruling planet, Saturn, is also busy today, connecting with communication planet Mercury: It's a solid day for connecting with people.
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"But I'll always believe governing — and, quite frankly, life, for that matter — is about connecting, about connecting with people," Biden said.
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It is about connecting with the artists, connecting with historians, and also seeing how the galleries connect with a broader public.
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We're not just in the business of connecting people to connect people, we're in the business of connecting people to empower connections.
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Increasingly the tech world is learning that connecting people to the internet also means connecting them to the worst elements of humanity.
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She's a sex therapist and she talks about connection and how good sex is really about connecting, to connecting with yourself even.
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Roughly speaking, he has spent the first half of his career connecting mathematics to mathematics, and the second half connecting mathematics to physics.
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Gulf Air also plans to tap into the connecting flows that proved so lucrative for its neighbours, specifically by connecting Africa with China.
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Answers on a postcard please: What's stronger, the supply chains connecting the U.S. and Canada or the apron strings connecting congressional Republicans to Trump?
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In my case, I had likely experienced two forms of acquired synesthesia: one connecting color and touch, and one connecting color and spoken language.
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In my case, I had likely experienced two forms of acquired synaesthesia: one connecting color and touch, and one connecting color and spoken language.
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If they were on a connecting flight they would go through customs and their luggage would be re-screened before getting on their connecting flight.
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The more she read, the more I listened, connecting with words, connecting with her, ready and willing to accept and love her exactly as she is.
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Regularly connecting and sharing what we know about these practices and connecting to people in a very real human way, supports our own living and loving.
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Connecting to WindowsLet's start off with the easy one by connecting an Xbox One controller (made by Microsoft) to the Windows operating system (developed by Microsoft).
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He talked to The New York Times about his transition to an institutional role and connecting the dots, connecting people to what inspires and excites them.
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"No one else has to know you're connecting to my vibrator except me and you, and in some cases even I don't know who's connecting," Lewis says.
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The authors of "Connecting the world" suggest that connecting the majority of the world is more a question of affordability over infrastructure, especially in the developing world.
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A pipeline connecting El Feel to Zawiya refinery was closed in November 2014 and a pipeline connecting Sharara to the Mellitah complex was shut in April 2015.
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This is critical for its business as the tech giant seeks to move back to its core mission of not just connecting people, but connecting people meaningfully.
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"It's about these women not only connecting with each other unexpectedly, but connecting with themselves in a new way," adds the 44-year-old Oscar-nominated star.
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So, clearly, investing in that business, growing the sales effort, connecting with clients on a deeper level, and connecting with more clients, is our number one priority.
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There are also students, like some with autism, who have trouble connecting with other people, but might have an easier time connecting with an animal, she added.
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There's nothing more fun than connecting two television universes with each other — especially when we don't notice that there is more than one thread connecting two standout shows.
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And that was part of kind of what went into my epiphany that we have something that's not only connecting with the masses, but it's connecting with artists.
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The outlines of a new ecosystem for connecting employment and education are becoming discernible The faint outlines of a new ecosystem for connecting employment and education are becoming discernible.
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Connecting to the cloud should be as effortless and accessible as connecting to a power grid — one point of access to a variety of sources of infrastructure and services.
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"Connecting with communities of people that you're interested in is going to be as central to the experience as connecting with friends and family," he told investors last month.
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You'll feel some productive vibes around connecting with friends (or the groups or communities you belong to) and sharing your ideas today thanks to the Sun connecting with Saturn.
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TV. "Therefore, 2628G actually has the promise to actually deliver on connecting these insights or connecting these devices and delivering on some of these insights as well," he continued.
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What's more, connecting the next billion humans and beyond remains a critical initiative, but it is one that will be much more difficult than connecting the previous two billion.
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I felt I was more talented in connecting the dots, in connecting ideas, and I wanted to use that and learn how to use it in a more efficient way.
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The process involves pressing a button on the back of the camera, searching and connecting to its temporary Wi-Fi network and connecting it to your personal Wi-Fi network.
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The so-called "Chinese cell phones" allow North Koreans close to the Chinese border to avoid connecting to North Korea's Koryolink domestic network by connecting to Chinese cell phone networks.
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As more satellites are added to the system, the coverage will improve until the experience of connecting to an orbital cell tower is no different than connecting to a terrestrial one.
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" But he praised Mr. Kaine as "natural, engaging, connecting.
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Tauruses often have good luck around connecting with people who are generous — but sometimes, you can have the bad luck of connecting with people who are full of shit, gamblers, and deadbeats.
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Which WiFi router you choose will depend on a number of factors, including the size of your coverage area, the number of devices connecting, and the types of devices connecting to the router.
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The installation process is painless, and connecting requires minimal effort.
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"Honestly, I love connecting with other queer artists," said Cimoroni.
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"It's her own way of connecting with him," Almonte said.
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I encountered no issues in installation or connecting to Wuderweather.
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Chatty Mercury sextiles intuitive Neptune on Wednesday, connecting our imaginations.
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After all, connecting with the right people produces better results.
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"I love connecting with the spirit world," adds Kim, 38.
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Have you heard stories about people connecting or seen that?
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The main hall was like a highway connecting together towns.
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There's a company called Masabi that is connecting Metro, etc.
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Google is connecting its own controller directly to Stadia instances.
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For Nelson, hyperlinks were about organizing and connecting associated information.
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All this connecting isn't seen as being fully positive, however.
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Facebook is talking about connecting to users through their thoughts.
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It would be even worse for people making connecting flights.
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This book reminds me of the profound importance of connecting.
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He wanted to engage it by connecting prisoners with civilians.
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He finds solace through connecting with people in his hometown.
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The notion of automation through connecting apps isn't necessarily new.
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You can do that by connecting to third party apps.
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British Airways will soon be connecting two major tech communities.
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That site focuses on connecting people with similar musical tastes.
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This all sounds like it's connecting hotties with hotties, right?
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The best resource is connecting with artists that do it.
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Connecting them is Central Park, where the population is zero.
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Dennis Ryan (drums): That time we had three connecting flights?
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HelloMD is an online platform connecting doctors and cannabis patients.
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Prince Harry is connecting with youth from around the world.
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So, yes, the ECB is connecting with the real economy.
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Connecting events on land to the CPE is harder, though.
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Nesta offers an incubation programme connecting startups to government departments.
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Blockchain is powerful because of its secure platform connecting capabilities.
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It's a powerful day for connecting with your partners, Capricorn.
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Still, it beats waiting for a connecting flight for hours.
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It makes connecting with the right people fast and efficient.
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Larry Albukerk has been busy connecting sellers with eager buyers.
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Facebook is apparently connecting with many of its own employees.
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Points are earned for connecting cities and establishing long routes.
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On the contrary, you're instantly connecting to dozens of domains.
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You'll be connecting with eccentric, unusual, and totally brilliant people.
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"The beauty of recovery is it's about connecting," she said.
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"The ethos of Hyperloop is really about connecting," said BamBrogan.
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However, in Bumble's case, it's about connecting individuals, not groups.
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"The computer's fun, but you're not really connecting," she said.
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You're connecting with people you look up to today, Pisces.
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"Information technology is about connecting with other people," Sadirac says.
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The back features an Aux port for connecting other devices.
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It's about connecting to other human beings through heavy music.
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Connecting with your Instagram followers is fun... until it isn't.
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So how about connecting an entire volcano to the internet?
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You're connecting with important and powerful people this evening, Scorpio!
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This evening is especially wonderful for meeting people and connecting.
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"[Facebook] is not only about connecting and communicating," he said.
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Instead, keep connecting and learning until your intentions become reality.
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It was about the personal attributes and connecting with voters.
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Whether it's ordering food, connecting with friends, adjusting the temperature.
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Not everything connecting with the making of "Coco" went smoothly.
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They should have no problem connecting during this duo stand.
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Midmonth, the energy will be electric around connecting with others.
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The main theme is connecting services around the smart home.
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This is fine when you're connecting specifically from that device.
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Exciting energy around connecting with others will flow this morning.
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The Airbnb community is about trust and connecting with others.
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But on air, I'm connecting with people in interesting ways.
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It's a powerful day for connecting with friends and partners.
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Easy energy will flow around connecting and communicating with people.
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Tonight finds you connecting with people who share your ideals.
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It's a wonderful day for networking or connecting with friends!
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Most of our energy is devoted to connecting with others.
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Ways of connecting to the earth, and to one another.
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Soon, I began connecting with translators and planning my trip.
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In practice, any such connecting thread is harder to trace.
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Connecting to our breath and body through meditation and yoga.
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She began hiking, connecting with friends and taking art classes.
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It was not about connecting flights, troubling weather, or delays.
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Each sees connecting online as key to the good life.
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He began connecting with friends, in and outside the city.
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On top of which, she had trouble connecting with voters.
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Later, four other gas chambers with connecting crematories were built.
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He was always connecting artists and buyers, bringing people together.
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So maybe there's something to be gained by connecting them.
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"But it looks like connecting with other people is, too."
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Facebook: Why aren't social networks connecting people with real names?
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So what is actually happening and why aren't we connecting?
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You have to invest in registering, connecting and mobilizing voters.
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"That was her way of connecting with people," he said.
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Try changing the controller's batteries or connecting its charging cable.
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Croock and Fibrehoods began connecting cameras through aerial fiber rollouts.
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The app works by connecting therapists with clients seeking help.
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Connecting with them will only make you a better leader.
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"We really weren't connecting with people," Mr. First said impassively.
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Connecting with employees and colleagues is imperative for effective communication.
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The platform is all about connecting people with similar interests.
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New York needs some colossal bridges connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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It's about connecting with people, persuading them, and helping them.
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The outside world just sees you connecting to your VPN.
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"I had a connecting flight in O'Hare once," Diggler replied.
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Do you have a special talent for connecting with babies?
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Connecting police shootings with community health, however, is more complicated.
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The military said a bridge connecting two towns had collapsed.
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KATE Trust your gut that you're connecting with your colleagues.
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The mayor sometimes has a challenge connecting in this environment.
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" He added that it's "Always Dope connecting with Judge Judy!
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It is part of being human and connecting with others.
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Their goals include: Connecting campaign organizers with local prevention organizations.
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When did you sense that it was connecting with readers?
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The sport's future may be more about connecting than competing.
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Guys in Lahore are actually connecting with guys in Amritsar.
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Some people do it by connecting with other people online.
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LG: You're connecting people with dispensaries or with local growers?
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Which Wi-Fi router you choose will depend on a number of factors, including the size of your coverage area, the number of devices connecting, and the types of devices connecting to the router.
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Mr. Pasternak also pointed out the absurdity of humans constructing elaborate sheltered courses to challenge themselves "That's connecting with nature the same way that spinning in a room is connecting with nature," he said.
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It offers two USB ports on the back for connecting a keyboard and a mouse, an Ethernet jack for connecting to the internet and an HDMI port that lets you connect to a computer display.
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Venus is an affectionate energy, but Aquarius would rather converse than cuddle—this is a wonderful time for networking and connecting with friends, and for connecting with your romantic partners on a more intellectual level.
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Airports also typically charge lower fees for connecting passengers, which allows the airline to charge less for a flight from within Italy connecting to another Ryanair flight in Rome than selling the two legs separately.
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Mercury retrograde is causing communication breakdowns, but tonight's decent for connecting.
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The future of connecting biology to technology is becoming a reality.
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Properly connecting to dark web sites masks the visitor's IP address.
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If you're connecting everything you own to the internet, stop that.
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As long as you're connecting with someone, you're doing it right.
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MORISSETTE: We're connecting kids when the world is out of reach.
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The first task — connecting the device to your phone — is easy.
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The bridge, the connecting point between the two, is what's special.
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Firefighters evacuated the connecting townhomes, but no one else required treatment.
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Activate it to avoid connecting to a network you don't trust.
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There is a thread connecting them to Breitbart owner Steve Bannon.
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"OneWeb is about connecting rural populations in rural America," he said.
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"We have strong evidence connecting Alex to Lizzy's disappearance," Jensen said.
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Meghan Markle has always had a gift for connecting with people.
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There is no evidence connecting the two cases, according to authorities.
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The Moon enters Scorpio today, finding you connecting with friends, too.
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I am passionate about helping individuals and connecting them to opportunities.
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There's a man connecting with your sister that would've been murdered.
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"I'm seeing a mother connecting hands with a child," reveals Henry.
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But as mentioned, connecting injuries to specific weapons has proven difficult.
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It's a way of connecting to celebrities analogous to an autograph.
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Erika Girardi is connecting with her late grandparents from the beyond.
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The internet is connecting all of us and all our things.
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They've never had a congruous aesthetic connecting their six albums together.
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The moon connects with Uranus, finding you connecting with exciting people.
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Has Dyson thought about connecting products to Alexa or Google Home?
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It's about recharging her inner femininity — and connecting with her fans.
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If my plane is delayed, will I miss my connecting flight?
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After all, what's the direct line connecting, say, Angela to Darlene?
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A lot of my recovery has involved connecting with my body.
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Why it matters: Connecting the world doesn't always turn out harmoniously.
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I did not want to do any more connecting with myself.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean he's connecting with all Latino voters.
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Like its peers Tupuca began by connecting hungry users with restaurants.
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Another dead end for our man with the weird connecting glasses.
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So he&aposs having some real problems connecting to minority voters.
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So why jump into medicine after working on connecting the world?
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Instead, it operates more like a marketplace, connecting consumers and manufacturers.
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If NeueHouse is about connecting people, then RVCC is the opposite.
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"Oprah has a unique way of connecting with people," says Forbes.
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Or were HAL's choices just connecting like they never had before?
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If you were having trouble connecting to Facebook, you weren't alone.
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WhatsApp said "Connecting…", but refused to do so for European users.
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After connecting with one married TV actor, they began an affair.
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We quickly learn who felt neglected, and who ended up connecting.
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And connecting these memories to music makes them easier to recall.
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Mature market subscription growth is driven by individuals connecting multiple devices.
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Instructions for connecting phone to camera are available inside the app.
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Ader: Ader is a marketplace connecting advertisers with e-sports talent.
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The events gained legitimacy by connecting with admins for real pages.
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It is about growing as a person and connecting with people.
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" Zuckerbeg continued: "We recognize that connecting people isn't enough by itself.
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Lastly, the plastic battery module connecting the earbuds can be awkward.
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Connecting Bluetooth headphones to your phone or computer can be annoying!
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There's no physical evidence connecting Fontenot and Ward to Haraway's murder.
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"I've always thought of politics as connecting with people," he explained.
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The felucca's back sail is yellow, connecting it to Redon's pastel.
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This morning's easy, especially around communication (and connecting with your crush).
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"My team was actually the one connecting the country," she said.
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Enroll here to start connecting with your customers where they live.
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I think that it's ultimately about people connecting to other people.
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We're building high-speed rail, connecting the Central Valley and beyond.
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The internal filing system for connecting projects to scientists was impressive.
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The Moon enters Cancer this afternoon, finding you connecting with friends.
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McDermott said this would be crucial alongside connecting with the consumer.
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Monster was the instant connection — 'Oooh, ahhh, I'm connecting the dots.
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Stanton's homer ended a drought of 50 at-bats without connecting.
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On one trip their connecting flight out of Philadelphia was canceled.
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Connecting accessories will actually be fun and frustration-free at last.
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It's no longer just for connecting friends and family, he said.
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The connecting thread was that they all had intolerance for hate.
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"Marriage requires effort and time and talking and connecting," says Joanna.
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This milestone is an important step towards connecting the entire world.
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The first is a glass sky bridge connecting two separate buildings.
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There are teeny little straps and tiny little buckles connecting them.
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More attacks took place along the road connecting Haditha to Baiji.
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This evening is stellar for connecting with others and for communication!
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The Moon enters Capricorn today, finding you busy connecting with friends.
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There was really no physical evidence connecting the two of us.
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The web created endless potential for learning and connecting with others.
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How to troubleshoot if your Beats aren't connecting to an iPhone
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It's really about connecting with the streamer, depending what they love.
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Here, it's virtual worlds built by connecting minds together—or something?
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There are cellular towers, which excel at connecting dense urban populations.
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Use protection, right, use protection when connecting to public Wi-Fi.
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"People are connecting with young leadership," Chamisa told Agence-France Presse.
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Connecting these images is a sprawling, precarious labyrinth of folded cardboard.
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She was far beyond that in terms of connecting with people.
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Connecting to the tap takes some trial and error at first.
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Her lips closed around mine like parentheses, touching but not connecting.
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My Yacht Group's tagline is "Connecting the world's most interesting people."
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This can happen whenever connecting systems temporarily get out of sync.
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Stewart followed that Texas 3-pointer by connecting on a jumper.
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Technology is connecting farmers to market and entrepreneurs to global opportunities.
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Connecting with others who have experienced child loss saved my life.
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Young activists are connecting climate change to economic justice and urbanism.
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This is a wonderful period for communication and connecting with others.
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It's a fantastic day for communication and for connecting with others.
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Do so with a partner: It's a wonderful evening for connecting!
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Easy energy will flow this morning around connecting with your partners.
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And this skill is so beneficial to connecting with someone else.
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Microsoft's new mission also means connecting its own services with others.
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"3G and 4G solved the problem of connecting people," he continued.
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"Creativity is just connecting things," Jobs is often quoted as saying.
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Bunch is primarily focused on connecting gamers with their actual friends.
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Toles then cleared the bases, connecting on Ottavino's 25-22 fastball.
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"We're connecting new digital techniques with old jewelry craft," says Skragge.
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As a chemist, I thought about connecting them with atomic numbers.
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The thread connecting the two writes out "person" after being jumbled.
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There is some sound science connecting Earth's temblors and the moon.
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My heart was in love but I wasn't connecting the dots.
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There was still an issue of connecting that awareness with action.
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It's a powerful evening for creating art and connecting with people.
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The outposts were located along the highway connecting Baghlan with Samangan.
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Doctors Connecting with patients doesn't just make them think someone cares.
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Was it about the ball, or was it connecting with him?
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"It's not just supply and demand and connecting people," he said.
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One piece of the puzzle is connecting health care to longevity.
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Venus in Sagittarius will find you connecting with many people—enjoy!
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Many brewers see a bridge connecting their day and night clientele.
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There is no evidence connecting Mr. McKinnon to any crime family.
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But all that connecting of dots sometimes results in a scribble.
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Focus is about connecting the dots so that one vision emerges.
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The couple met in 2018 after connecting on a dating app.
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It's the part about connecting information to the world that's important.
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Any time people succeed in connecting seems like a giant victory.
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Big picture: The trends connecting the protests are going to continue.
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It's all about connecting with them and getting to know them.
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"And that is why he is connecting with people," he said.
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I disembarked, got onto my connecting flight, and suddenly realized it.
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The couple met in 2016 in Minneapolis, after connecting on Tinder.
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Zuckerberg kept up the goals about connecting with people in 2014.
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Your impulse bodes well for connecting with people in retirement, too.
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What better way to experience a city than connecting with locals?
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It may also tell you outright that it's having trouble connecting.
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In fact, even adults aren't always connecting financial decisions to goals.
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Unlike the last version, there's no string connecting the two buds.
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Also on the table: further connecting with the area's social workers.
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Connecting the dots should be the foundation for a winning strategy.
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DIGITAL UP TO 41% AND BRANDS ARE CONNECTING WITH OUR GUESTS.
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And don't rule out using connecting flights to reach your destination.
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He loved connecting with his patients and helping to heal them.
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In the connecting station, I decide to take an Uber instead.
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Meaning comes from connecting and contributing to something beyond the self.
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His first major success was connecting three shopping centers into one.
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"We're all about connecting people over this incredible awe," Ravassio said.
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"This is a whole story about connecting California together," he said.
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You may miss your meeting, your connecting flight, or your plans.
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So imagine there's a spring connecting the head to the feet.
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But his instincts and ideas were not connecting with his audience.
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Instead, I focused on finding and connecting with potential clients online.
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It's an exciting day for communication and for connecting with others.
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Alas, that's not stopping anyone from connecting stuff to the internet.
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The idea of connecting users and businesses isn't new to Messenger.
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Musk tweeted that after he burrows through the northeast, he will focus on building a Hyperloop tunnel connecting San Francisco and LA, then a Texas high-speed line, presumably connecting Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, and Houston.
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Radio makers and listeners have imagined both connecting with distant cultures, as well as re-connecting with people from 'home' from thousands of miles away — or using local community radio to make and enrich new homes.
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Photo: Getty ImagesFacebook is connecting more than just distant relatives who post too much about their children, at least per a recent study that concludes it is connecting new affiliates to the Islamic State's digital networks.
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Radio makers and listeners have imagined both connecting with distant cultures, as well as re-connecting with people from 'home' from thousands of miles away — or using local community radio to make and enrich new homes.
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You've been described as cold and detached more times than an astrologer can count, but the truth is that you actually do have feelings and love connecting with people, and today is all about connecting with partners!
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Where state and federal officers can trick your cell phone into thinking it's connecting to a cell tower when it's really connecting to a device that gives big brother your location and the telephone numbers you're calling.
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Ober's trip included a connecting flight from New York City's John F. Kennedy International Airport, and she feared she would not receive the information she needed to navigate to her connecting flight, according to WJLA-TV's report.
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Already, Uber and others have launched short-distance commuter helicopter service for routes connecting busy airport hubs, but the cost of these trips means they're not alternatives to mass transit arteries connecting cities and airports, for instance.
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Poetry is a thread that runs through this neighborhood, connecting the decades.
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It was created by connecting more than a dozen smaller canvases together.
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Anyone that knows me knows I love connecting to the spirit world.
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But it's also a balance between connecting with people and alienating people.
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And they're connecting with the American people talking about their personal stories.
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Then the reviews started coming in, and people started connecting to it.
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"Technology… can be the perfect link connecting these two words," he argues.
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Connecting smart devices to these smart speakers is also easier than before.
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"Within five minutes I had people connecting to my dildo," Lewis says.
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This will be fantastic for connecting with your romantic and creative partners.
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Police said there's no evidence connecting Booker's death to the previous attack.
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Connecting it all is some incredible prose about family and growing up.
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"They're increasingly a way people are connecting to each other," she says.
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There are great deals on connecting flights to other European destinations, too.
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Tarjimly aims to start connecting people with translators in the coming weeks.
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It's about how are you connecting with each other, supporting each other?
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Installation and connecting to both the Internet and Wunderweather was a breeze.
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It's all about accessibility and connecting people from all walks of life.
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Two minutes in and already we're connecting this thing to real life.
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Look at Facebook, connecting everyone and making the world a better place.
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Bryce Harper is connecting the dots between youth engagement and baseball's bottled .
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Both feature Bluetooth for connecting wireless headphones to listen to Audible audiobooks.
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There's a wired 3.5mm aux jack for connecting a third device, too.
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First, you import your data by connecting Dataiku to your storage system.
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We could see that pattern without connecting it to any particular individual.
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And they weren't actually wireless since they're attached with a connecting cable.
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The project is partly about connecting towns with farmers to boost growth.
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" He then finishes by returning to the message of "connecting with people.
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My train is 10 minutes late, then my connecting train is delayed.
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I landed refreshed and ready to catch a connecting flight to Maui.
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It can also support connecting up to four different controllers via Bluetooth.
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Constantly connecting Hadid to the men she's with is kind of demeaning.
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Venus connects with Neptune, creating a magical atmosphere for connecting with others.
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A hallway leads around the edges of the house, connecting the rooms.
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Yes, but: Just connecting devices to the internet doesn't make them smart.
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"We see our role as just connecting buyers and sellers" Pan explains.
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It's about how you are connecting with each other, supporting each other.
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However, the biggest competitor for connecting is in our pockets: the smartphone.
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Nunez fouled off seven Trevor Richards pitches before connecting on a changeup.
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And I've seen the power of connecting by breaking bread with others.
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Connecting our robots, developing and commercializing this visual mapping in the robots.
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But Beats went beyond simply cutting the cord connecting the two earbuds.
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Hyundai takes that further by connecting the Ioniq to everything it can.
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It's not the first time someone's gotten creative connecting to the internet.
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Mercury and Neptune make a dreamy connection, finding you connecting with friends.
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Connecting a cable on the go is fiddly enough, power brick manufacturers.
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It's got a dedicated audio jack too, for connecting headphones or speakers.
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A Musical Parody, it's because connecting to the characters feels so effortless.
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It's better for connecting a laptop or phone, not 85748684358349053 moving sensors.
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Those Gulf airlines rely on long-haul passengers connecting in their hubs.
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Connecting a disconnected culture "Stranger Things" has people reminiscing on social media.
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It acts like Craigslist, connecting traders without ever holding the tokens itself.
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And the two parties will also look at connecting the Aland Islands.
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"Storms aside, Ryan has a gift for connecting with animals," says Tiffany.
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CSI and DSI port for connecting Raspberry Pi camera and touchscreen displays.
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Connecting the dots will lead you to Penn State quarterback Christian Hackenberg.
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This Is Us, a show connecting one sprawling family, soared in ratings.
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Facebook was promoted as a way of connecting us and building community.
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The deal proposes connecting Kaliningrad with two back-to-back power converters.
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It also comes with a micro-USB port for connecting to power.
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From the start, the case for connecting the world wasn't based on
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It's about taking a deep breath and connecting on an intimate level.
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If you're having trouble connecting to Slack, it's not you, it's us.
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La Pampa is located near the Interoceanic Highway connecting Brazil and Peru.
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Well, this is one of those situations where we're connecting the dots.
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Big shifts will take place, especially around communicating and connecting with others.
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VR is coolest when it is connecting you to people and experiences.
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"I was like, 'None of us are connecting or communicating,'" she recalled.
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It's something much more essential: connecting everyone on Earth to the internet.
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This is thanks to your ruling planet, Venus, connecting with electric Uranus.
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A VPN protects your device by connecting you to a secure server.
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Now, the connecting road is empty, stripped of posters, barricades and tents.
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People aren't in an affectionate mood, and there are obstacles around connecting.
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That's when Simmons through the fateful elbow -- connecting squarely with KL's junk.
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Freelancer has a whole hidden, parallel transit network connecting its star systems.
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Connecting these unintuitive dots isn't easy, but it's critical that we do.
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He was just meeting people informally, connecting their concerns to his agenda.
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Now British Airways' newest "start-up" is connecting these two tech cities.
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Simply connecting a device to a mobile app isn't "smart enough" anymore.
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Although it's bringing us closer and we're connecting, it's a virtual intimacy.
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The road connecting Abuja and Kaduna has long been targeted by kidnappers.
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This isn't a social network: there's no friending, or following, or connecting.
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Unlike AirPods, though there is still a cord connecting the two earpieces.
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Facebook was about connecting with people — family, friends, old high-school exes.
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The early part of the day is lovely for connecting with others!
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The problem was, I couldn't get the printer into the connecting mode.
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Invite a lover over for dinner—the energy is great for connecting.
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How tied in are you with branding, and connecting the two stories?
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Connecting with your close friends and family will be big this month.
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It's a wonderful morning for connecting with the many people you love.
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But connecting becomes less intimidating if the fear of failure is removed.
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Do you ever find yourself connecting with them on some subconscious level?
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HE REALLY LIKES TO BE OUT ON THE ROAD CONNECTING WITH WORKERS.
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LISNR is connecting devices using audio rather than Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
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It's made connecting with fans such a complicated experience in recent years.
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Use a virtual private network when connecting to Wi-Fi in public.
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For JME, Twitter is a way of connecting with his inner self.
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Now, these are all just dots — there's no line connecting them yet.
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"It's about becoming the umbilical cord connecting the past to the present."
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The student tried connecting with Vera via Instagram, which she initially ignored.
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Quality photographs are invaluable in e-commerce and connecting to the customer.
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Mediterranean was an integrated market connecting most of Europe via a string
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Connecting online also works for an anti-vaccination parent or a Sept.
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The second time I tried a video visit, I succeeded in connecting.
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It's about connecting physical objects to the Internet on an unprecedented scale.
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And that is what gave her joy, is really connecting with people.
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The pipeline is an $11 billion project directly connecting Germany with Russia.
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A connecting Qatar Airways flight would then take them onwards to Doha.
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Connecting to a new network without a remote can be tricky, however.
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This is a powerful time for meditation and connecting with your heart.
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Facebook isn't alone in tackling the economics of connecting to the Internet.
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This is a fantastic afternoon for connecting with friends, lovers, and collaborators.
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"Users love connecting over shared tastes in music," a Tinder spokesperson explained.
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Does that mean connecting them to caterers and travel experiences and mortgages?
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A big thing happening now is collaboration and connecting in real life.
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Step 3: Create a marijuana marketplace connecting dispensaries with the best growers.
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And then connecting and figuring out how to distribute is really important.
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Connecting Guccifer to "Russia's largest foreign intelligence agency" would do exactly that.
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Connecting with your heart and honoring your emotions is your job today.
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Edelman's camera didn't press her to draw conclusions he'd spent hours connecting.
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Today, technology makes it easier than ever to avoid connecting with strangers.
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Connecting cars to the internet of things means introducing more potential threats.
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Her first job, she recalled, was connecting calls at a telephone office.
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Recently he set forth a vision for connecting the two Koreas' economies.
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Humans are social beings, and we all benefit from connecting to others.
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A hotline directly connecting the two Korean leaders was installed last week.
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This image is depicting a red thread connecting hands of different race.
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TaskRabbit came along in 2008, connecting customers to helpers in the neighborhood.
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The Moon in Capricorn finds you connecting with unexpected friends this evening.
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These kids on YouTube, they're connecting to stuff that's not so nice.
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Let's say Facebook's ideology is that connecting people is an inherent good.
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Do you believe there's an inherent social benefit to connecting people online?
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Have you already noticed couples connecting in the storefront's " free dating spot"?
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What type of person do you think is connecting with your music?
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Currently, automakers are connecting their vehicles in two ways: embedded and tethered.
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Plus, a lot of her message is about connecting to younger individuals.
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Then 40, as my chance to catch my connecting flight ticked away.
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For the past decade, Facebook has focused on connecting friends and families.
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"We need to be connecting with Hispanic voters," Mucarsel-Powell told me.
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The routes connecting the city inland were blocked by floodwaters and debris.
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We are connecting all parts of the united Jerusalem, the rebuilt Jerusalem.
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Cultivating a "feeling of connection" is not the same as actually connecting.
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Apple said there's a fix coming for problems some users had connecting.
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The proposal also envisions a tunnel connecting Gaza to the West Bank.
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The Kings were only slightly better, connecting on 20 of 48 tries.
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There's still a ways to go before SpaceX can start connecting customers.
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Connecting flights for long-haul journeys would be excluded from the increase.
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Connecting flights for long-haul journeys would be excluded from the increase.
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That's because these programs aren't connecting the meaning of text to anything.
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Connecting with men through sex heightened by meth, therefore, seemed the antidote.
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Delta's new partnership with LATAM Airlines creates opportunities for connecting to Uruguay.
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And he just did a really nice job really connecting with him.
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The moon meets Neptune, finding you connecting deeply with your spiritual practice.
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How to troubleshoot your Roku if it's not connecting to the internet
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That includes avoiding connecting flights in the U.S., according to the statement.
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Buttigieg's plan says it would prioritize connecting people with jobs and resources.
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Islamist rebel groups were threatening to cut key routes connecting regime strongholds.
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Today everyone should be using a VPN when connecting to the internet.
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But connecting the various pockets of development in Detroit remains a challenge.
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"It seems as if we're onto something in terms of connecting people."
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We really dance around it and avoid ever connecting ourselves to it.
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Cuddle parties are not about sex but about setting boundaries and connecting.
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I don't think people are connecting because they feel like the underdog.
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Social networks When Facebook began in 2004, it focused on connecting people.
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But connecting these two phenomena remains controversial among researchers studying the topic.
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What are the forces that have kept us from connecting the dots?
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"I really wasn't connecting with [Skylar] at the very beginning," she says.
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Screens block us from connecting, whether at dinner or in a classroom.
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Yet matters onstage gathered force by connecting only subliminally to these arias.
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December 1 opens with action planet Mars connecting with lucky planet Jupiter!
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Inventors in these global cities are also increasingly connecting to one another.
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Thanks to Laura Braunstein and Erik Agard for connecting me with Leslie.
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"Connecting people [the way Facebook does] is a noble mission," Marcus finished.
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Qunun will board a connecting flight to Toronto from Seoul's Incheon airport.
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I connected with Maricruz but was having trouble connecting to her hatred.
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I mean, all those businesses are connected to connecting people with opportunity.
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It means connecting with the thing itself, knowing that it is yours.
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GE also has Predix, a cloud service for connecting and managing devices.
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This afternoon, you find yourself discussing serious matters or connecting with mentors.
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Take advantage of it by connecting with a lover or making art.
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"The epiphany I had was connecting software and light," Villareal tells Creators.
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And then there are also points that you generate from connecting accounts: That could be connecting anything from a Twitter profile, to a Venmo account, to your phone's location history to your Amazon purchase history — YouTube, Reddit, etc.
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Mr. Zuckerberg has said the company "is still committed" to connecting Indians online.
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Even still, she's not connecting with anyone, on any topic, other than #NeverTrump.
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Also, I've found that the wire connecting the earbuds is the perfect length.
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There was content and hooking up and connecting all in the same space.
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She began connecting with acoustic musicians and electronic DJs in her local scene.
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The result is a network connecting food banks in 36 states and growing.
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Polyakov and other researchers wanted to find the universal laws connecting these systems.
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Exciting conversations will arrive this afternoon, thanks to Venus connecting with electric Uranus!
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He should have no problem connecting with donors if he runs for president.
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Connecting AnyPod with Alexa could be a great asset for the podcast obsessive.
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To understand why, Rentrop points me to Nokia's old company slogan: Connecting People.
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There was some concern the conservative commentator was connecting NAFTA to women's menstruation.
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You're connecting with exciting people today—just make sure you don't overextend yourself!
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His best jokes in 100% Fresh are about connecting with other people, too.
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Image: GettyFacebook is connecting the world to the internet, for better or worse.
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Students across the country are connecting with each other, sharing strategies and stories.
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Tubes snake out of the enclosures, connecting to machines that beep and hum.
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Most aircraft crashes also occurred near the battle zones or roads connecting them.
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And they're connecting via the #Spoonie hashtag to share their stories and frustrations.
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This is where connecting an Xbox One controller to your PC is mandatory.
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Screenshot: GizmodoOn the computer you're connecting from, download and launch the AnyDesk client.
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Maduro responded by sending trucks to block the highways connecting the two countries.
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Kakao Mobility also runs a cab-hailing service connecting taxi drivers and passengers.
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We definitely are looking at how connecting products brings benefit to a customer.
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Humin is also behind Knock Knock, an app for connecting with people nearby.
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The "Connecting America's Active Transportation System Act," also introduced this week by Reps.
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Plus, the node the receivers were connecting to was just across the street.
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But "Harvest" made it easy to see the line connecting her two lives.
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" NL: "That's what's connecting us on stage, that we're talking about each other.
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Kapoor's app is free — so the emphasis is clearly on connecting with fans.
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Don't be shy about connecting with students from a wide variety of backgrounds.
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Today's new moon in Pisces finds you connecting with a new social circle.
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The new moon in Scorpio finds you connecting with a new social circle.
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There are lots of other important groups connecting there, including adults with disabilities.
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Or is it a means of connecting to the essence of human nature?
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The easy part is connecting everything, and the slightly harder part is software.
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"It's all about connecting with people to make things happen," Kramer-Golinkoff said.
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Plus, sweet Venus enters charming Libra, finding you connecting deeply with your partners.
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Even connecting him to Clinton as Jeffers' book does left me completely unmoved.
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"My birth father broke down in tears," he said upon connecting with him.
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Parts of highways connecting Henan, Shanxi, Shandong, Anhui and Jiangsu provinces were blocked.
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"I was like, 'None of us are connecting or communicating,&apos" she recalls.
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Reconstructing the path each particle took means connecting those blips in each layer.
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People's homes no longer only have computers and phones connecting to the internet.
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Today, "IoT" is a buzzword used to describe connecting devices to the cloud.
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More than 1,000 people reported having issues connecting to the site on DownDetector.
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Chatty Mercury connects with dreamy Neptune, making for a sweet vibe for connecting.
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February 18 finds the sun connecting with Uranus and Venus meeting with Saturn.
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The science connecting climate change to specific impacts has also improved since Kivalina.
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This is just one of many crossovers connecting Fox to the White House.
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"We're connecting them with these dogs and it's saving their lives," Favre says.
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This is all thanks to the hinge connecting the display to the keyboard.
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For him, one of the highest levels of friendship involves connecting through brokenness.
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The moon in Pisces finds you networking and connecting with friends today, Taurus.
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For Virgos, Pisces season is all about relationships and connecting with other people.
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New in iOS 11: It learns to stop connecting you to crappy WiFi!
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Connecting with other victims has helped tremendously—both for me and for them.
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The thread connecting those two dates is the soaring value of share options.
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By connecting the software, marketplace and community they can constantly improve their technology.
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Go deeper: Trump "likes" tweet connecting massage parlor owner to Mar-a-Lago
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Manson himself was "giddy" about connecting with the Beach Boy, according to Guinn.
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How close are we really to successfully connecting our brains to our technologies?
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Some even indicated that they were looking to avoid connecting with men altogether.
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Surfing is supposed to be about connecting with the ocean, the thinking goes.
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But Trump's skepticism of computers isn't just a matter of connecting with Americans.
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There is a through line connecting all of these inconsistent election-season dynamics.
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One of my favorite things about this has been connecting with other humans.
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It's just about connecting on them, and just getting the small details down.
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The Plume SuperPods have two Ethernet ports, so connecting wired gear is easier.
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He continued with even more tweets connecting his campaign rhetoric with the attacks.
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Raonic, the 24th seed, held serve throughout the match, connecting on 25 aces.
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Setup is as simple as connecting your TV's optical out to the Playbase.
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If connecting over a shared dislike helps that process along, go for it.
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Machine learning is accomplishing Facebook's mission of connecting the world across language barriers.
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At this point, he still didn't know what device he was connecting to.
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Soon enough, they could be connecting the many different bits of our home.
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The reason Sanders is connecting so well with young voters compared to Mrs.
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The company supports publishers by connecting them to relevant ads via their Yahoo!
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Connecting the dots: These three narratives are melding into a gigantic, compound earthquake.
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Essentially people would board a pod and be shot through tubes connecting cities.
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Connecting travelers with local travel experts to help them plan a perfect trip.
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And I've been connecting with organizations that I think can help guide us.
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GLG / Gerson Lehrman Group is the world's leading platform connecting professionals with insight.
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But, her set wasn't connecting with the audience, and she clearly knew it.
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He received a phone call that ended up connecting him with the dealer.
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Don't book a connecting flight with a layover of less than two hours.
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The Moon enters your sign this evening, finding you connecting with your emotions.
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The crowd mingled, confused about what to do next, but earnest about connecting.
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I think that was the problem, connecting with the audience at the time.
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Today is indeed very powerful for connecting with the people you care about.
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It largely operates without borders, connecting cultures, countries and people on one platform.
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Despite the site's justification, connecting white daters is not exactly a niche market.
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For the curious, Bailey constructs this measure using "bridge observations" connecting the branches.
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The dots are connecting, after four or five years – it's a good time.
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The highest growth is expected to be on routes connecting with Latin America.
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He said he sees the system connecting cities and countries around the world.
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The company helps facilitate global commerce by connecting businesses, professionals, countries and currencies.
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For most of us, Twitter is a way of connecting with other people.
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And download it here, if you like connecting in that sort of way.
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Users enjoyed sharing pictures and videos, connecting with friends and expressing their opinions.
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This could include finally connecting Newark Penn Station to the Grand Central terminal.
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In reality, the Internet is a bunch of fibers connecting all the continents.
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We live within a golden chain, connecting self, family, village, nation and world.
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It's hard enough connecting with you considering our current gap in life stages.
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Today's new moon in Aries finds you connecting with new social circles, Gemini.
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"I was like, 'None of us are connecting or communicating,' " she recalled thinking.
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The rosary works by connecting to an iPhone or Android app over Bluetooth.
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The aim was to create a Rosetta Stone, connecting pixels to plate numbers.
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And yet after connecting through Boston to arrive in Cincinnati at 8 a.m.
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It has to do with control of language, connecting of lyrics and melodies.
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Connecting with her helped him realize it was the right place for him.
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The cables alone, seen connecting all the various components, weighed around ten pounds.
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Airbnb is all about connecting travelers with an online marketplace for securing lodging.
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Some Native Hawaiians see Mauna Kea as the cord connecting heaven to Hawaii.
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I tried connecting to a second device, but it was still a problem.
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Then you could get the assurance you need by connecting live with them.
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The Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge connecting Staten Island and Brooklyn does not inspire love.
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Poplar Street Bridge connecting downtown St. Louis, Missouri, to Illinois is frequently congested.
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"I don't see it ['Joker'] connecting to anything in the future," Phillips said.
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There was also video evidence connecting Mr. Morel to the scene, officials said.
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Otherwise, riders take a shuttle train connecting to the A at Broad Channel.
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HOLLA: Live Random Video Chat This app is all about connecting with strangers.
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The neglect of 25 years was evident in connecting rooms like this one.
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He commended Ondra for, among other things, connecting fixed ropes as he climbs.
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Communication planet Mercury clashes with electric Uranus, finding you connecting with eccentric people.
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And the process of connecting the Magic Keyboard takes all of 30 seconds.
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The motorway connecting the two regions was blocked with shipping containers and barricades.
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Chris loved sharing the stories of Southern California and connecting with our viewers.
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Those people can be so important, community, kinship, connecting with and helping others.
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Sailing taught me about connecting with nature, and racing taught me about strategy.
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She is connecting her pain to the pain of millions of other women.
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But by connecting with the divine in each other, we can be redeemed.
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By early afternoon, the expressway connecting Islamabad and Rawalpindi was blocked by protests.
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I felt last summer was time to explore the possibility of re-connecting.
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The first features an umbilical cord connecting the vagina to a model globe.
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You're connecting with interesting people this afternoon, but watch out for scheduling delays.
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"It's a way of connecting with the sea and understanding our own ecosystem."
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"They're having trouble connecting with people," he said of the bike share programs.
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Jason: Any web server logs the IP address of computers connecting to it.
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Trump has denied every allegation connecting his political operation with the Russian government.
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I think that you're much better at connecting with youth in nontraditional ways.
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Connecting with family will also be on your mind with Venus in Capricorn.
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Learning by example has run like a connecting thread throughout her life, really.
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The private internet connecting the world's mobile phone operators remains replete with vulnerabilities.
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It's not just about uniting black and white people, it's about connecting everybody.
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She is also a member ofGLG, a platform connecting businesses with industry experts.
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Elsewhere he builds elevated walkways and platforms that connecting the home's different spaces.
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In hindsight, this is a seminal work connecting the political to the personal.
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Why isn't he connecting in a more significant way with African-American voters?
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I will be connecting the people from the prayer breakfast to this group.
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Protect your health and continue connecting with family and friends virtually if necessary.
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That way, she said, "people start connecting" and see the women are honorable.
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"Requiem for a Young Poet" (1967-69) goes further connecting pluralism and death.
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And old school or not, he is still connecting with modern-day ballplayers.
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He was in a five-way tie for the league lead before connecting.
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Connecting with your family through shared experiences is best, according to Ms. Penner.
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Connecting with others is going to be way easier than it has been!
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She is connecting with a lot of voters in a very humanizing way.
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And I also love connecting people and finding external-facing solutions for people.
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Also, a new dating app tries connecting people through what's inside their refrigerators.
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From Chicago, expect to spend about $2000,231 for direct and $63 for connecting.
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Avery Bradley scored a season-high 24 points, connecting on six 3-pointers.
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Avery Bradley scored a season-high 24 points, connecting on six 143-pointers.
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Was connecting with the 12 participants the most challenging part of the process?
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In these formats, the art comes alive, connecting history vitally with the present.
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In connecting neighbors, they improved the capacity of residents to control their streets.
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By comparison, installing and connecting Philips' new Bluetooth Hue bulbs couldn't be easier.
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Connecting everyone to the internet is also necessary for building an informed community.
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Then commercial droneports would begin to emerge, connecting industrial zones to city centers.
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Tjia added that understanding industry lingo was key to connecting with gaming talent.
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Several options exist for connecting your Android mobile device to your TV set.
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Instead, Flipboard's Local news product is only about connecting users to their interests.
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The Trump administration has been connecting Iran's missile program to the nuclear agreement.
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I end up connecting my phone to my portable charger while I play.
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Today, car companies are connecting their vehicles in two manners: embedded and tethered.
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Additionally, the disconnect between connecting minority populations with hospice care costs taxpayers millions.
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Uber was a pioneer in seamlessly connecting passengers and drivers through an app.
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The kids' very big room had a connecting door to our enormous one.
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It was the last, physical thing connecting me to him here on Earth.
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The number was shot on a ramp connecting the 105 and 110 freeways.
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It's about to the technical aspects, but also connecting them with role models.
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How strange, I thought, not connecting it to me as my savior-bird.
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Singapore has one of the world's busiest ports - connecting the west with Asia.
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Staff in offices were advised to avoid connecting any device to the network.
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From a design point of view, we focus on connecting people to nature.
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But investigators had not found fingerprints or blood connecting it to a perpetrator.
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LeVert had missed seven of his first eight 3-pointers before connecting late.
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LeVert had missed seven of his first eight 242-pointers before connecting late.
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A connecting subway station was also heavily vandalized, forcing it to be closed.
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Depending on the network, you may have to enter a password before connecting.
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Hansen said email is TGI Friday's most active channel for connecting with consumers.
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The army maintains the only road connecting Ladakh to the rest of India.
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Before connecting it, they injected water into the pipeline to clean it out.
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Bascobert likened the business to traditional classifieds, for example, connecting homeowners with plumbers.
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Connecting up the Aldershot site was made easier by a quirk of history.
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You spend less time looking and more time connecting with the right people.
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Where Wag truly shines is the experience of connecting you with a walker.
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You will find yourself putting your phone down and connecting with other people.
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Connecting a charger or headphones via a wet port may cause serious damage.
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Matthias Pintscher, in the pit, found the connecting threads in Neuwirth's polyglot score.
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The connecting thread is the local boutique, Lot 7, that sells the bracelets.
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But I started connecting myself with people who wanted to see me succeed.
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Meanwhile, it ignores the much more obvious potential of connecting Houston to Dallas.
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Reporters are so serious that I have a hard time connecting with them.
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The work…revisits a long modernist tradition of connecting art to historical detritus.
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Many Gulf airports, including in Qatar, are major hubs for international connecting flights.
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"Connecting those pings reveals a diary of the person's life," the authors write.
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You have to learn it — and it starts with connecting with your neighbors.
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Jay, meanwhile, has been connecting Buchinger to a different set of contemporary artists.
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Make time to nourish yourself emotionally by connecting with the people you love.
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But I swear, on my 40th birthday, I just started connecting dots verbally.
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They need a lifeline connecting them to housing, employment opportunities, and health services.
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But the movie's true villain is the writing connecting all these moving parts.
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Facebook is investigating satellite internet systems as a solution for connecting the world.
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Connecting your work to that of the past was so important, he thought.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIf you're connecting wirelessly from Windows or macOS, the process is just the same as it is for connecting to any other wifi network: Search for available networks or devices, then select your phone or tablet when it appears.
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"We've talked to a lot of these events and conference organizers and they tell us that, for some reason, their people aren't connecting or they're not connecting efficiently, and that building a community is absolutely critical for them," he says.
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So one of the things you can do is you can get a VPN which means instead of connecting to the internet at large, you're connecting to this sort of third-party service which you're then browsing the internet through.
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The court is considering part of the reform that prohibited America Movil from charging other telephone carriers for connecting their calls made to customers on its network, while letting those companies charge America Movil for connecting its calls to their customers.
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Connecting People to Accurate Information and Helpful Resources Anyone who searches for information related to the virus on Facebook is shown educational pop-ups on top of search results connecting them to expert health organizations including the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Some passengers would have to transfer to a different airport to catch connecting flights.
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"People are really connecting to my birthmark," Stark tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Sapora also found her passion – helping and connecting to other women – along the way.
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He asks Archie if he may have any information connecting Hiram to the crime.
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Instead of connecting users to Spotify or online shopping carts, it helps fight cyberthreats.
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This latest game in the Dots series has 275 levels of dot connecting fun.
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Autostrade per l'Italia operates the A14 motorway connecting the cities of Bologna and Taranto.
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French police credited DNA left at the scene with connecting them to those arrested.
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Waze's operational model to date has focused on connecting drivers via crowdsourced navigation information.
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Happily, connecting the camera to the Mac and importing images was just as easy.
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Connecting Tilt Brush natively to YouTube could spur even more VR art session sharing.
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There are 39 lines connecting Europe with 16 Chinese cities, all offering freight services.
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But absent both, a surprising number of clinicians wound up not connecting the dots.
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The ancient Greeks used sport to visualize peace, connecting athletic competitions to diplomatic relations.
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And it's another level of community: strangers calling in and connecting over the airwaves.
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Do they share the same values of connecting the world, of building social value?
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The scans reveal the complex network of nerve fibers connecting the different brain areas.
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Meanwhile, chatty Mercury conjuncts intuitive Neptune on Tuesday, connecting us to our spiritual needs.
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They're wireless earbuds, but they're not truly wireless—there's a cord connecting them together.
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Its three coauthors had pointed out a numerical coincidence connecting far-flung mathematical objects.
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Several dozen trains connecting Zhejiang with northern and central China had also been cancelled.
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But when you think about it, connecting with those emotions is the real strength.
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"It just felt like worlds were connecting and everything was okay again," says Oswalt.
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It wasn't about the dancing itself, it was about me connecting to the audience.
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From there I went forward, connecting with songwriters like Patti Smith and Alanis Morissette.
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Specifically, passengers will have to pay an additional baggage fee for certain connecting flights.
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Packet becomes not just the infrastructure operator — but the channel connecting buyers and sellers.
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Its Facebook wall now serves as a message board, connecting people during natural disasters.
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"For the past decade, Facebook has focused on connecting friends and families," Zuckerberg writes.
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In his real life, though, Fleck fails spectacularly at connecting with anyone at all.
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For me that answer has been storytelling, listening, and connecting with a stranger's story.
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Connecting these "strange city pairs", as he puts it, led to soaring passenger numbers.
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There was no way to turn it back on without connecting it to power.
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