White House, GOP disconnects The Alabama contest exposed important disconnects between the White House and party committees.
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The scale disconnects you from yourself and life in general.
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Connectivity can be annoying since the Bluetooth disconnects after five idle minutes.
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But I also notice that it also really disconnects people from people.
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Going all the way to the left disconnects both the camera and microphone.
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It's important to listen to other people and find out where our disconnects are.
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Russia plans to test a kill switch that disconnects the country from the internet
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So when you click mute it actually mechanically disconnects the microphone from the device.
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The button disconnects the self-driving system and restores the vehicle to human control.
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Gun shots and yelling can be heard in the background before the controller disconnects.
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Eventually, the disconnects and inevitable feelings of being left out led to some new rules.
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When he isn't creating content, he completely disconnects to spend time with his loved ones.
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At bottom, it's a conspiratorial way of viewing the world that disconnects Democrats from reality.
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"The proposed measure simply disconnects California," a spokesperson for the group opposing the initiative said.
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Firms are supposedly making compensation more contingent on performance, yet these disconnects are still happening.
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The ang disconnects from the gar, and the shapes your mouth makes are foreign territory.
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You hear the dispatcher tell the nurse to perform CPR, but then the call disconnects.
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Bluetooth is still far from perfect, and you'll occasionally experience hiccups and random disconnects from interference.
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Gigantic disconnects exists between customers, companies and countries on how to be sustainable and even why.
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This shouldn't be confused with offline mode, which actually disconnects your Steam app from the internet.
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But there were disconnects in his life that began to pile up, and they resonated with Rowe.
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A database at the center also records who disconnects a call - the operator, the caller or both.
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Asus' approach here is going to make maintenance easier, ensure fewer PCIe disconnects, and more accurate diagnostics.
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Westbrook-ian rage doesn't yield perfect results, but lousy things happen when he disconnects from that identity.
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It was the first of many frustrating disconnects that plagued British shows with American audiences this decade.
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" Factual disconnect Before turning to the legal implications, some factual disconnects exist in this latest "smoking gun.
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Spiritual bypass shields white women from the truth, it disconnects them and helps them avoid the big picture.
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Further, customers can press the mute button on the top of the device, which electrically disconnects the microphones.
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This addresses one of the disconnects between using the Cartwheel app today, and actually shopping the store shelves.
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And what sadly solidified the connection was knowing the behavioral difficulties and social disconnects this child had exhibited.
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The rationale is that Twitter might have a mechanism which disconnects tweets after they're flagged by enough users.
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Apple is hoping we'll become someone whose smartwatch plans their day, or who never disconnects from their phone.
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It doesn't delete a user's data from Facebook's servers, but it disconnects that information from their personal account.
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Donning the helmet disconnects you from humanity and turns you loose in a wide-open space full of possibility.
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The march, on the ground, has often been centering white women, so there are disconnects on multiple levels there.
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If anything, it might give you a moment of solitude when it disconnects you from the ever-connected world.
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Huawei Wear app is available for iOS and Android and ties into other services, but the Fit sometimes disconnects.
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The biggest advantage is that it prevents overcharging because it automatically disconnects when your phone gets back to 100%.
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"When someone disconnects their off-Facebook activity, we won't use the data they clear for targeting," the post read.
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Are there any major disconnects that you noticed between what he was saying then and what he's saying now?
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The economic predicament of black men, which disconnects them from their children, threatens to ripple across families and generations.
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The process of writing down your expectations will reveal any serious money disconnects, and the earlier this happens, the better.
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Impressively, I didn't die or notice a lack of responsiveness when the stream degraded (the total disconnects were another story).
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Trump's style has been to elbow aside anyone who disagrees with him and ignore the obvious disconnects in his own thinking.
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I experienced some disconnects sitting mere feet away from my docked console, even when the Joy-Con wasn't in my butt.
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For some users this causes a reduction in signal, while others are reporting that their tablet's Wi-Fi connection disconnects entirely.
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And with just 16 minutes of battery life, these disconnects burn a lot of power that could have been better spent.
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Sometimes, the Fit disconnects from the app, and you have to delete the device from the app and re-pair it.
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InSight's heat-absorbing shell will the take the brunt of the intense entry, until it reaches the lower atmosphere and disconnects.
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Branson makes sure he disconnects from work by leaving his smartphone at home or in a hotel room when he's vacationing.
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And the third piece is as he's falling with Henry where he disconnects his oxygen bottle and connects it to Henry.
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Ethiopia is taking steps and making statements in that direction, but this week's net stoppage shows there are still hurdles and disconnects.
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In audio obtained by PEOPLE, a frantic McGillis can be heard screaming "help me" to a 911 dispatcher before the line disconnects.
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It disconnects the mind from having to think too much, and it's like a railway track for the mind to roll along.
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Prompts are sinister, because after Verizon disconnects you, you have to call back and obey the rules to get to anyone again.
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In 2017, Apple clarified that instead of turning Bluetooth off, the button only disconnects existing Bluetooth devices — and only for one day.
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This inward gravity disconnects evangelicals from reality beyond their bubble, and that can make them less able to understand or love their neighbors.
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When he disconnects the gadget, the video ends — at which point Nate surely thought he had a television-filled night ahead of him.
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The second has been more stable, except that sometimes Bluetooth disconnects or even straight up refuses to turn on until after a reboot.
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This could be a harbinger of things to come, as adoption of artificial intelligence and automation further disconnects wealth creation and job creation.
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Users were telling us, 'I want to play with this tablet, but when I get 30 feet away from the TV, it disconnects.
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But there are also obvious disconnects when it comes to how the expertise and resources from one sector might be combined with another.
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Disconnects between fundamentals and fund money are not unusual in commodity markets and may be down to a simple question of time-frame.
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Ashley Fure contributed "Therefore I Was" (2012), an attempt to depict the neural and muscular disconnects of a grandmother suffering from Parkinson's disease.
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According to Schoenberg, that is resulting in both service crashes or freezes with "voluntary member disconnects," which providers might experience as call drops.
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When a truck must pass another vehicle, it disconnects from the wiring system, temporarily using a small battery before reconnecting to the wires.
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There are so many troublesome disconnects in Jojo Rabbit, and the "getting to know Elsa" aspect of the story is a big one.
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Because of lifetime appointments, it's possible for such disconnects between the electorate and the Supreme Court to last for years or even decades.
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But part of criticism is figuring out these disconnects between what a lot of people love and what you just can't connect to.
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The magnetic connector plugs into a laptop's USB-C port and disconnects from the rest of the cable when put under stress or strain.
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If privacy is a concern, your dad can rest easy because the Echo Spot features a button that electronically disconnects the microphones and camera.
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I was assaulted with a barrage of connection drop-offs and disconnects while casually walking down the street with the phone in my pocket.
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Yet I continued to play, because I did not miss the heat, or the disconnects, or the crushing weight of capitalism on my thighs.
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Where other truly wireless earbuds have routinely experienced audio stutters, dropouts, and disconnects on busy streets, those annoyances were incredibly rare with the Jabras.
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This would include a freeze on foreclosures, evictions, repossessions, utility disconnects, garnishments, default judgments and concessions of judgments, administrative offsets and negative credit reporting.
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As it rotates, this arrangement, called a commutator, chops (ie, rapidly connects and disconnects) the direct current to create a crude form of alternating current.
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While Schultz starts his day with a motivational e-mail to his employees, after this, he disconnects and dedicates his time to exercise and family.
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So I don't know that, all of a sudden, it's going to be this thing where everyone disconnects with each other and goes with robots.
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One of the great disconnects in 2016 was the fact that so many experts thought candidate Donald Trump's focus on illegal immigration was political suicide.
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The issue disconnects people from critical mental health treatment, does little to improve public safety, and strains already-tight budgets of communities large and small.
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BluetoothLike the wi-fi button, the Bluetooth button disconnects Bluetooth accessories (or connects them back up again)—it doesn't switch off Bluetooth at the system level.
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It puts a little icon in your menubar, and it simply connects or disconnects from your Bluetooth headset — and shows you the connection status to boot.
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In hopes of assuaging fears, Facebook put a dedicated button atop Portal that electronically disconnects the camera and microphone so they can't record, let alone transmit.
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None of these side narratives seem to matter to Johnson, whose blue-collar approach to fighting disconnects him from considerations of his place in the sport.
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That is a problem Apple solved a long time ago with its MagSafe adapter, which connects with a magnet and disconnects with just a small tug.
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I think this is one of the biggest disconnects between people like me who need SNAP and the people who decide who gets to use it.
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There are disconnects between many things in the document, what the President has said in the past, and what we see daily in his Twitter feed.
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Siva Vaidhyanathan is a professor of media studies at the University of Virginia and the author of "Antisocial Media: How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines Democracy."
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But Hooper's film far too frequently disconnects its audience from its musical score by making choices that undercut or distract from what the music is doing.
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"One of the disconnects about the previous show was that if you loved it, you couldn't necessarily buy it," Mr. Maxwell said in a phone call.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Also, in a welcome change of pace, HP included a hardware switch for the webcam that physically disconnects it from the motherboard internally.
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How it works: Turning off Wi-Fi or Bluetooth there doesn't actually turn off those radios, but instead just disconnects from the current and other nearby networks.
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It has an auto cut-off feature that disconnects the power supply when you reach 100%, and it doubles the charging speed when tethered to a laptop.
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Adapting communities to be more resilient to climate change and natural disasters No city is disaster-proof or immune to deteriorating infrastructure, policy shortsightedness, or bureaucratic disconnects.
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"The cellular network creates the connection, maintains the signal, and disconnects the connection," says Syed Rafiul Hussain, a mobile network security researcher at Purdue University in Indiana.
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SUE GORDON: I think one of the great disconnects, in my experience and what you read in the media, is the interest of this President on intelligence.
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Showing us the sedimentary layers of toys in a bedroom hints at Miyubi's fleeting popularity, and the family's hideously gelatin-heavy Thanksgiving spread drives home its generational disconnects.
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Those are all opportunities for jobs, as well, as for improving humankind, so ... I think there's gonna be as many opportunities as there's gonna be, you know, disconnects.
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One of the biggest disconnects in the report was around whether working from home helped or hindered productivity, with more employees in favor of the perk than founders.
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Bleak weather surrounded the empty Greenbriar house in Gone Home, obscuring the outside world; and in Tacoma, it's the vastness of space that disconnects your experience from anyone else.
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But past that range I experienced two disconnects, and with the amount of terrain in between, couldn't move close enough to recover the signal before the drone returned home.
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So I think that's one of the great disconnects between my experience in terms of our access to this President for dialogue and what you hear in the media.
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I noticed more disconnects and dropped audio than usual on my iPhone 11 Pro Max, and these problems didn't surface when using a Pixel 4 XL or Galaxy S10.
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"It is damaging to the ability of the EU's biotech hub to innovate and disconnects it from developments in the rest of the world," VCI said in a statement.
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As for Bluetooth connectivity, I've experienced no sudden disconnects, but if you leave the P7 Wireless aside for a while, you're likely have to reconnect them to the audio source.
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That clicked back soon enough—hit a marker and it's not like this is an old Final Fantasy or something, where breaks between sessions cause all manner of narrative disconnects.
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Siva Vaidhyanathan is a professor of media studies at the University of Virginia and the author of Antisocial Media: How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines Democracy (Oxford University Press, 2018).
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If your Wi-Fi disconnects, the Catspad will run as usual, and if you suffer a power outage, there is a backup battery, which should provide enough power for a month.
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Unfortunately, there isn't a physical shutter to block the camera's view, though Google says the hardware switch on the back physically disconnects the mic and camera so it can't be spoofed.
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This impressively gorgeous wireless charger – handcrafted from North American walnut wood – automatically charges your phone when you rest it on top of the pad and disconnects when your phone is fully charged.
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Romania could escape a downgrade of its rating outlook if it disconnects the tax from ROBOR and exempts government bond holdings from the tax, Raiffeisen analyst Stephan Imre said in a note.
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One security feature built by the Middle East-based firm is called "shield mode," which disconnects power from the microphone and camera on the device so that nobody can spy on your conversations.
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In the event of an accident, eight airbags protect front and rear occupants, and the battery system automatically disconnects from the main power source, Tesla has said previously in promotional materials for the car.
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The tip of a spliff, not even enough to get wasted on, disconnects the mind, and if you sit in a quiet place it will paddle the mind out to somewhere unique and calm.
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Instead, your phone disconnects itself from Wi-Fi networks and Bluetooth accessories until the next day at 5 AM (or you restart your device, or you go to a new place for Wi-Fi).
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Instead, it just stops your device from searching for new networks and devices (it also disconnects you from headphones and Wi-Fi networks you're connected to) so features like AirDrop, Continuity, and Handoff stay active.
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"We urge you to take all necessary steps to ensure the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) disconnects the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) and all other designated Iranian financial institutions," the senators wrote.
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For example, carnism teaches us that eating certain animals is normal, natural, and necessary, a belief that makes little ethical or logical sense, but which sufficiently disconnects us from our natural empathy toward "edible" animals.
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Israel Electric Corp (IEC) began daily, three-hour power cuts on Sunday, a spokeswoman said, adding that the company is "determined to collect the debt but disconnects the power in a reasonable and proportionate way".
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It doesn't stream anything without the wake word and it has a physical mute button that electrically disconnects the microphone but, as with all groundbreaking technology, there is no doubt we are entering new territory here.
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Danes say that Folkemodet disconnects the media filter between people in power and the rest of the populace, shifting the political debate from "likes" on social media to the spoken word and face-to-face encounters.
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She lists existing privacy features, such as the LED that lights up when Alexa is listening, the mute button that manually disconnects audio, and the utterance history that lets customers see (and delete) everything Alexa has heard.
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"The Mint Concept disconnects the physical dimensions of the vehicle from its positioning as a premium product, calquing the city car of the past to today," said Luc Donckerwolke, the global design chief for parent Hyundai Motor Group.
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Willis Towers Watson, another consultancy, analysed the recommendations that Institutional Shareholder Services, a shareholder-advisory firm, issued in America last year: 86% of those advising a "no" vote on pay reflected concern about disconnects between remuneration and performance.
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Timothy Egan One of the great disconnects of our history is how a nation birthed on the premise that all men are created equal could enshrine an entire race of people as three-fifths of a human being.
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For privacy, communications are encrypted, AI voice processing is done locally on the device, there's an off switch that disconnects the camera and mic and it comes with a physical lens cover so you know no one's watching you.
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Apple Watch apps aren't particularly speedy, and this is no exception, but it's a good idea to increase the timeout setting for apps on the Apple Watch as when the display goes blank the app disconnects from the Alexa service.
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The studio also says it has server-side features that will help it identify connection issues versus manual disconnects, a good-faith effort to avoid penalizing players with shoddy internet hiccups that I have yet to really see in action.
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"We have created a world which is absolutely amazing in many ways but also disconnects us a little bit from the outside world and I think animals have a way of reminding us of that and connecting to the outside world."
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"In any company, especially one that's going through rapid scale and one that has geographical disbursement, there are disconnects that come up," said Ze Frank, who until the recent reorganization was president of BuzzFeed Motion Pictures, the company's video division.
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Dish also said that "a higher number of customer disconnects on a larger Sling TV subscriber base" and impact from disputes that led Sling TV to lose regional sports networks (including those from Fox) were part of the subscriber decline.
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Chandler notes also that running AI on the device means it's both always available—no network disconnects to slow you down—and more private, since you don't have to jettison your data to some far-flung server to get things done.
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Similarly, you can also set up IFTTT to always send you a notification when a certain phone connects to your WiFi network (or when it disconnects again), so you can track when your kids come and go (I'm sure they'll love that!).
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"In financial markets, there are apparent disconnects between the positive assessment of economic prospects reflected in market valuations and forecasts for the real economy," the OECD said Why it matters: The OECD says the stock market has gotten ahead of itself of late.
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The KC-46 has had many issues, including problems with how the boom connects and disconnects from specific aircraft, as well as a new "Category 1" deficiency, defined as a critical flaw that impacts the development, schedule and potentially safety of the aircraft.
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While fans in China, Japan and a number of other locations — including France, where the app's release is delayed following the terror attack in Nice — don't have it yet, Pokémon Go is officially live and ready to plague Canadian fans with its many server disconnects.
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Officials acknowledge that there often are disconnects in the system designed to protect tenants, with city and state agencies using different data systems, and poor communication between the city agencies that issue violations and the Finance Department, which is supposed to collect the fines.
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"If Swift disconnects all the designated banks, this is truly a tougher policy," said Richard Goldberg, a senior adviser at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a group that supports sanctions against Iran, "If Swift doesn't, this is a weaker policy with better spin."
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According to a report in Motherboard, iOS 11's Control Center app which swipes up from the bottom of the screen gives the appearance of allowing users to turn off wi-fi and Bluetooth on their phone, but instead only disconnects from wireless networks and accessories.
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"One Man, No City" really does say something about urban alienation, "Captive of the Sun" about megapolitan avantism, "Steady on My Mind" about long love, "Berlin Got Blurry" about missing someone, "Two Dead Cops" about police brutality, "Paraphrased," I mean it, about signification and its disconnects.
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But it does give me the ability to see them in a way that's untarnished by the stereotypes, biases and cultural disconnects that fuel inequality and injustice — like the outlook that made Trayvon Martin, carrying Skittles, appear dangerously suspicious to the man who took his life.
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The researchers found that they could conduct a "deauth" attack that disconnects the Chromecast from the Wi-Fi network it was connected to, causing it to revert back to its out-of-the-box state, waiting for a device to tell it where to connect and what to stream.
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One of the bigger turning points in the novel is when their relationship disconnects to the point where it made the most sense to send her to that religious boarding school, which ended up making their relationship stronger, but regardless was the biggest decision he had to make.
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" Manafort emphasized that Trump "is not trying to change the rules... he is winning," but said that the frontrunner is raising these issues at a time when party operatives, too, are recognizing "some of the disconnects between what the voters are saying and what the system is producing.
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Notions like these were met by the criticism that this point of view disconnects VR from the entire history of interactive media which has already engaged these questions, that VR is doing little but bringing a dimension of depth to existing network and economic structures, along with all its inherent biases.
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"She let her passion get ahead of her intellect and get a little ahead of where we are as a society, especially as a corporate society," Strubbe explained, highlighting the very real disconnects between corporate culture and the steadily increasing acceptance of cannabis in just about every other corner of public life.
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With his expressive body and an eloquent low whistle, which he employs frequently, and with great humor, to signal wonderment, Mr. Ros is an entertaining guide to the disconnects and puzzlements he encountered growing up — a lemonade truck with a secondary trade in drugs, considerate gang etiquette, end-of-life practices in Cambodia.
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None of them offer much in the way of plot, but we do get to watch Scarlett Johansson's character—a cyborg-human special-ops officer named Major—as she disconnects herself from a bunch of wires, and as she heads down a darkened hallway, gun at the ready, toward a congregation of bald-headed dudes.
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A MINUS Rolling Blackouts C.F.: The French Press (Sub Pop) "And I've been disconnected," ends the first stanza of the title opener, where the press of that title purveys news in France and makes coffee in Australia and by the end the link between the speakers in those nations disconnects electronically as well as emotionally.
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According to former Geniuses, your broken phone is slid into this tray, which has two suction cups to pull up the screen and will hold it at a 90-degree angle while the repair tech disconnects the cables that connect the phone's digitizer, display, front-facing camera, and home button to the logic board.
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Russia plans to test a kill switch that disconnects the country from the internet It's no small task, what Russia is attempting here, and while the talk is ostensibly of sovereignty and robust infrastructure, the tensions between the U.S., Russia, China, North Korea and other countries with advanced cyberwarfare capabilities are unmistakably also part of it.
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Glendon zeroes in on these alarming disconnects with a message most elites would rather not be confronted with: if our society doesn't wake up soon to the catastrophic risks hurtling toward us, our civilization will become more dangerous, crisis-stricken and authoritarian than most people will admit—and not even the financial world's upper echelons will be protected from the chaos.
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When we speak, several hours ahead of Support the Girls' LA premiere, Hall has been in junket mode for a few days and is loose from previous press interviews: She barely misses her step as the phone line we are on scrambles often and disconnects (thrice), and remains gracious even as I ask her to repeat herself more than a few times.
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The new range seems useful for those who are trying to be better at cooking and want to optimize for time, though eventually the goal should be to know how to do all this yourself in the future and not rely on the web to make sure you don't burn your house down if the Wi-Fi disconnects for a bit.
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In Dish's 10-K regulatory filing, it explained: This decrease in net Sling TV subscriber additions is primarily related to increased competition, including competition from other OTT service providers, and to a higher number of customer disconnects on a larger Sling TV subscriber base, including the impact from Univision, AT&T and Fox RSNs' removal of certain of their channels from our programming lineup.
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We start on Earth... The booster rocket disconnects from the passenger vehicle and returns to Earth... The passenger vehicle carries on to space... Goes past the Moon... To Mars... Lands on the Red Planet... And later, goes on to Jupiter... And lands on one of Jupiter's moons (probably Europa)... Another moon... And on to Saturn... Get six of our favorite Motherboard stories every day by signing up for our newsletter.
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She writes of losing her Russian tutor — a man with whom both she and Zoe fall in love — to suicide; of leaving home for the University of Tulsa, a "Wonderkid" who matriculates at age 15 and has to negotiate the less intellectual pursuits of dating and parties; and, eventually, of the psychological freedom she discovers through the work of translation, which in equal parts connects and disconnects her with the world ….
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