Microsoft has historically had trouble cracking into the healthcare business.
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A Gen Z kid just cracking into their trust fund?
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"Daddy, stop!" she yells again, her voice cracking into a cry.
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Don't forget to Instagram before cracking into your creation with crunchy chips.
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There's a giddiness about really cracking into a particular scene, or a particular moment.
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Nevertheless, cracking into a crab's carapace to extract said meat is a messy and frankly gruesome endeavor.
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Which means it can move data between devices, but it's not built for cracking into locked smartphones.
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Photo: APIsraeli hacking firm NSO Group is mostly known for peddling top-shelf malware capable of remotely cracking into iPhones.
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Imagine Trump staring into the camera for more than ten seconds without saying anything or cracking into a grin like a nervous teenager.
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First, he believes the heavy hand of a state-owned enterprise is the wrong approach to cracking into the global commercial aircraft business.
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The key to cracking into it is the same for breaking anything, really: Just cram a bunch of energy into a small point.
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If you lose the phone, you don't have to worry about someone cracking into it, as the company can wipe it for you remotely.
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After quick examinations of some of the more successful accounts, it seems as though the IRA had a difficult time cracking into Reddit's communities.
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Death metal had exploded, cracking into the mainstream and quickly becoming a style that, outside of a handful of bands, was becoming increasingly rote.
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She actually got her start as a StarCraft player, eventually cracking into the Grandmaster league — a competition for the top 200 players in each region.
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Whether it's a brand-new fragrance or a fresh tube of lipstick, cracking into a luxurious new beauty product gives us a special kind of high.
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But so far, despite the FBI's attempts to put a positive spin on it, cracking into the phone hasn't really given investigators any real new information.
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But, here more than ever, Shaw's voice is in a different universe, opening near a rich bass and cracking into a soft falsetto within a couple of seconds.
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On Wednesday, he cited sources from the forensic community who've told him that Apple's efforts to keep bad actors and law enforcement from cracking into its users' phones have paid off.
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The Middle Eastern companies further develop their capabilities while working alongside foreigners, and the international firms improve their odds of cracking into the the lucrative Arab gulf and North African markets.
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"When I look at 13, I feel like it was the year that esports really started cracking into the mainstream," Jack Etienne, owner of North American esports team Cloud21, told CNBC recently—.
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But Comey said Thursday that even if the FBI is successful in cracking into the phone, a larger debate remains over the degree of access law enforcement should have to encrypted communications.
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Cracking into an implanted RFID chip is a trickier proposition, but a hacker intent on stealing even encrypted or password-protected health or financial information stored on an implanted chip could do so.
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A Chinese interviewer is seen asking Pall if he brings his dog on tours with him, to which Pall replies "Well, I don't know if I'd bring her to China," before cracking into laughter.
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Jamie had a lot of serious scowling to do in season 2, so it's such a delight to know that in-between some of those scenes, he was also cracking into that winning grin.5.
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Unlike Cold Spring or 2010 debut Crooks & Lovers, Love What Survives whispers or growls directly into your ear; the voices you hear can skip from cracking into falsetto then belting out with a defiant clarity.
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The cat-and-mouse game between consumer product developers like Apple, and those pushing to maintain access such as Cellebrite is an established dynamic, and forensic firms cracking into recent products should not come as a surprise.
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She dropped in on Friday's latest episode of After After Party to talk about her writing process, her reading list (currently she's cracking into The Red Tent by Anita Diamant), and the importance of taking some time for yourself.
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Beyond universities and private companies, prosecutors accused the Iranians of cracking into five U.S. government agencies, including the state governments in Hawaii and Indiana, as well as the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which oversees the energy industry, and the Department of Labor.
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Dropbox's new team under CEO Drew Houston are tasked with continuing the company's path to cracking into larger enterprises, which can give it a much more predictable and robust business alongside the average consumers that pay to host their files online and access them from pretty much anywhere.
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There's probably no stretch on the album where that's more evident than "Failed Imagineer," a song that kicks off with an over-the-top Gene Simmons-esque cry of "Alright, people, we're gonna have a rock and roll party tonight!" before cracking into a chugging riff that would make Iron Maiden smile.
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It's a situation I've been in a few times: A wide-eyed college kid takes me out to coffee to pick my brain about cracking into music writing and I have to fight against every urge to leap across the table, grab them by the scruff, and tell them to apply to law school.
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This was only the second leg of the Triple Crown, but Nyquist had been so dominant in a brief but gaudy career that his camp, especially the trainer Doug O'Neill, was confident that they were pulling into New York three weeks from now intent on cracking into the history books alongside American Pharoah, last year's Triple Crown champion.
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Hip-hop has such a tight stranglehold on new music right now that Kanye West, who made national news by aligning himself with the ideological scum of the earth, farted out a joke single of poopity scoop jibberish that racked up over seven million streams and came within an inch of cracking into the Billboard Hot 100 chart, while his album went to number one.
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Dr. Rodchenkov, who is currently a subject of the Justice Department's investigation, spoke colorfully about developing a special mixture of liquor and steroids for the Russian Sports Ministry; about the Russian federal security service's cracking into urine sample bottles long thought to be tamperproof; and about a hand-size hole in the wall at the drug-testing lab of the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia, through which those federal officers slipped him vials of clean urine to replace the incriminating urine of Russia's best athletes.
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The track, a tribute to an uptown musical culture that most Americans viewed as a curiosity or fad (if they had any awareness of it at all), name-checked a few seminal New York figures, including Grandmaster Flash, the pioneering D.J. whose group the Furious Five formed in 82 and broke musical ground at house parties in the South Bronx before cracking into the Top 21981 in 240 with the socially conscious rap anthem "The Message," and Fab 21980 Freddy, a Brooklyn-based graffiti artist who acted as a liaison between street artists, the commercial art world and downtown clubs.
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The top is cracking into four petal-like lumps. The texture is somewhat soft and firm and slightly moist compared to common cupcake. Kue mangkok might be sprinkled with grated coconut on top of it.
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Certain Australian coals are the best in the world for these purposes, requiring little to no blending. Some bituminous coals from the Permian and Triassic in Australia are also the most suitable for cracking into oil.
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She is familiar with some basics regarding medical treatment. is a very intelligent German girl and is skilled at cracking into computer systems. is a Slav who is able to see other people's pasts in her dreams.
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Another method is "cracking" into the computer to gain access over a network. An attacker can then install surveillance software remotely. Servers and computers with permanent broadband connections are most vulnerable to this type of attack."Office workers give away passwords for a cheap pen", John Leyden, The Register, 8 April 2003.
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The woody fruit body is frustose–divided into small, angular polygons. The fruit body, or crust, of Xylobolus frustulatus has a woody texture and is perennial. It is mostly 1–2 mm thick, although it can be considerably thicker. The crust is frustose (cracking into small, angular polygons), and infrequently curled at the edges.
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She was facing charges of attempted robbery at the church. James Peck wrote the following letter in her defence: > "As for Ennybody thinking to crack into that place, the might as well think > of cracking into Newgate as there is no windows hall around this chapel. It > consists of skuy lites and there is but one door, they have got to pass > through two more doors which is very strong bard on the inside. It is a > thing impossable to think about getting into that place without being found > out".
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EZ comes closer to cracking into Happy Lowman's involvement with killing operations for SAMCRO, including the murder of his own mother. In the second episode, EZ reveals the truth to his brother Angel about their mother's death and that he got information on the side about her killer; Happy Lowman, and his history with SAMCRO. Angel and EZ travel to Charming and break into Happy's house, holding him at gunpoint. The Reyes brothers try to get answers from a tied up Happy, but he refuses to speak until they threaten his dog, Opie.
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Revue Horticole (1829) described "l'orme d'Avignon" as a tall tree with downy buds producing large wrinkled leaves, elliptical in shape and tapering at both ends, with deeply double-toothed margins. Loudon described his Ulmus montana var. rugosa as having "dark, reddish-brown bark, cracking into short, regular pieces, very like Acer campestre; a tree of spreading growth and moderate size". Hanham's Manual for Royal Victoria Park, Bath (1857) described the U. montana rugosa in that collection as "a spreading and moderate-sized tree, with rather irregular and contorted branches", its wrinkled leaves being "much smaller and rougher than the species and a deeper green".
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