We are disengaging with the reality that people are living.
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Throwing money at adversaries or disengaging militarily won't end wars.
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Some aspired to his disconnection, others scolded him for disengaging.
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So disengaging and accepting our fate is not a given.
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Disengaging "white man who rants about Twin Peaks" mode now.
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Disengaging entirely from humanity, and from right and wrong, is quite another.
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It shouldn't be standard to find high school so slow, disengaging and draining.
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US officials are not completely disengaging with groups who oppose the Iranian regime.
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If he pressed it again, would it un-depress, thereby disengaging the safety system(s)?
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Both gave the same reason: They'd have a hard time disengaging themselves from their business ties.
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Challenging, instead of either enabling or disengaging from, a wayward friend is the path toward change.
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Yet the impulse to avoid these dilemmas by disengaging from politics is an unhealthy one, too.
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In order to prevent the audience from disengaging, the horror of what's happening is toned down.
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In each case, I steered the car back toward the center of the lane, automatically disengaging Autopilot.
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Prime Minister Theresa May says the process of disengaging from the EU won't begin until next year.
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This was when a coalition government was taking over and the United States was disengaging from Laos.
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More broadly, both Cairo and Jerusalem fear Washington is disengaging from the Middle East militarily and diplomatically.
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The reason for disengaging from China in the first place was to protect American workers and businesses.
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Bingeing, aided by cliffhangers, sells engagement by way of disengaging; together they make a sport of spectatorship.
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Find strength and comfort where you can, don't feel guilty about temporarily disengaging, and remember you're not alone.
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The irony, of course, is that by disengaging from the world, Mr Trump risks making it more unstable.
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We aren't disengaging ... I think we can communicate (to the Vatican) our commitment to those most in need.
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The new government would immediately have to face the problems of disengaging from Europe, and possibly from Scotland.
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The United States has been disengaging from the Middle East since the catastrophe of the 2003 Iraq invasion.
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Army secretary nominee Vincent Viola withdrew earlier this month saying he would have trouble disengaging with his business ties.
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Instead of disengaging, the car simply clung to the right lane marking like a barnacle to a cargo ship.
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But my other alarm, the sound of my cell door's lock disengaging at 6:15 AM every morning, hasn't.
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So it is also critical that pilots be given the method of disengaging computer systems as the need arises.
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All games have goals and quests, but most don't use theirs to tempt players into disengaging with their world.
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By buying black, consumers are consciously disengaging from the viral cycle of corporate ignorance, public outrage and corporate apology.
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Germany has neither the intention nor the military and economic heft to fill the gap left by a disengaging America.
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Until recently, 'intentional forgetting' in a scientific context involved drawing attention away from an item, or disengaging with a memory.
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In disengaging from the European Union, it may not retain privileged access to that single market as a trade partner.
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Key tenets of the camp include growing and raising food, reducing consumption, and disengaging from a vicious cycle of consumerism.
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It shows me bent over the kitchen counter gingerly disengaging a bell-shaped cookie from a large piece of dough.
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Not bad, one might say, for a country accused of trade protectionism and disengaging from the rest of the world.
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During a radio interview with John Catsimatidis on Sunday, McConnell blasted Obama for disengaging from the rest of the world.
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There is no way to disengage from Kim Kardashian without completely disengaging from the world of media and entertainment itself.
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" He said "it's time we journalists all considered disengaging from the daily rhythms of Twitter, the world's most damaging social network.
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"It's not the right time to send the message to them that donors are reducing their funds and disengaging themselves," said Sidibé .
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These editorial blind spots, while momentarily disengaging, don't detract from the sincerity of Benn's subject or her skillful handling of the plot.
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"The orders are … a sign that pro-Saudi Gulf countries are disengaging from the prospect of any compromise with Iran," she said.
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"Concretely, this could mean disengaging from someone's riff or rant and not getting into a discussion or argument about it," he says.
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"Getting time to think is really important, which is not necessarily quiet time in the sense of disengaging from the business," he said.
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Its vehicles (which have a range of hilarious names like Albatross, Sunbear, and Mongoose) reported disengaging 22017 times during the 12-month period.
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So with 0.2 seconds left before impact, the car sounded an audio alarm, and Vasquez took the steering wheel, disengaging the autonomous system.
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China has proven itself the most potent challenger, and disengaging from the structures of international order would only concede more ground to Beijing.
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For example, many companies that have taken strong stands on climate action have trouble disengaging from trade associations actively lobbying against that action.
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Its vehicles (which have a range of hilarious names like Albatross, Sunbear, and Mongoose) reported disengaging 105 times during the 12-month period.
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Notably, the truck drove primarily in autonomous mode without disengaging, even while navigating challenging winter weather, winding mountain roads, road construction and tunnels.
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She made her Instagram private as a means of disengaging with internet trolls and always avoids the comment sections under Indigenous-related news.
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The fact that when we tried to kick and push and get rid of him, it became clear that he was not disengaging.
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Kerry also took a shot at the presumptive GOP presidential nominee's foreign policy proposals, warning against disengaging from the rest of the world.
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But after initial success on those fronts, Russia now seems to be disengaging with both the United States and the American-backed Afghan government.
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For the good of the body politic, maybe we should figure out how to engage more productively in social media instead of disengaging entirely.
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The irony is that the republic would be much better served if Trump took his vacation more seriously—by disengaging as much as possible.
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Then last July, researchers showed they could commandeer a Jeep from 10 miles away, disengaging the transmission and forcing the car off the road.
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But any nuanced discussions of energy policy were overshadowed by anger at the Trump administration for disengaging from the global community on climate change.
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Opinion Columnist Friends, reporters, fam: It's time we journalists all considered disengaging from the daily rhythms of Twitter, the world's most damaging social network.
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Disengaging will not cut America off from the world so much as leave it vulnerable to the turmoil and strife that the new nationalism engenders.
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His interest in engaging with the world's big emerging markets also sits uneasily with his other preoccupation: disengaging from the biggest emerging market of all.
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But in disengaging from the Council, the U.S. would lose credibility to urge freer countries to seek seats that would eventually realize a stronger composition.
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By rallying behind the lowest common denominator of "anything but Trump," they are disengaging the public's discontent, pulling up the drawbridge until the next election.
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"The whole world is concerned that the United States is disengaging from the global trade arena," said Cecilia Malmstrom, trade minister for the European Union.
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"Disengaging some of this stuff would be tough — for 20 years Canada and Mexico have been entangled with U.S. manufacturing and its supply chains," he said.
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Taking away Miami's ability to feed her son by disengaging with her career is not how I think we should hold her accountable for ignorant remarks.
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"Don't fool yourself into thinking that disengaging from the system that you believe is broken is going to hold you harmless from its failures," he said.
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Aurora's safety operators noted unusual situations and moments where the vehicle didn't behave the way they'd have liked, which typically led to disengaging the autonomous system.
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Although the Senate is disengaging, the House's battle with Trump over the Mueller report and its explosive evidence of potential obstruction of justice is only beginning.
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About 70 percent of America's workforce would like to see improvements to the performance review process, which employees often view as a disengaging and demoralizing experience.
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"I don't think we have the option of disengaging from the political process," said Mitch Jones, a policy director for the group Food and Water Watch.
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The project instructs Siri developers to respond to such requests either by disengaging, deflecting, and informing because Apple wants its virtual helper to appear guarded and neutral.
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Dancers, lounging on the carpet, move incrementally: Stretching out an arm, rising to sit and then melting onto the floor, they merge into one form before disengaging.
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"There seems to be some progress being made," King said, noting that he thinks the Saudis and Emirates are intent on disengaging from the conflict in Yemen.
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"Neither side really wants a full-blown strategic competition, disengaging, decoupling from each other," Bonnie Glaser, director of the CSIS China Power Project in Washington, told CNN.
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"I understand the emotion around the story, but it is very difficult to think about disengaging from Saudi Arabia given its importance to global energy markets," he said.
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Analysts said a more assertive India would answer concerns in Southeast Asia about expanding Chinese influence in the region and a fear that the United States was disengaging.
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"We are disengaging the cooperation we are having with North Korea, as a result of U.N. sanctions," Sam Kutesa, Uganda's foreign minister, told the Ugandan broadcaster NBS Television. Col.
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After Britons voted in a June referendum to leave the European Union, their country turned inward, fixated on the huge, unpredictable and self-inflicted challenges of disengaging from Europe.
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Quick take: Politically, the research confirms why Chinese officials have their own internal reasons to cut CO2 even though the U.S. is abandoning Paris and disengaging internationally on climate.
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If Facebook doesn't nip this in the bud, it might end up having to walk back parts of the bot platform down the line to keep us from disengaging.
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He said that with some pride, but he has the misgivings about disengaging from political life that you have, by now, surely been shouting at him as you read.
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"Failure to do so will result in the government imposing sanctions and disengaging with the unwilling parties," he said in the statement read out by Mines Minister Richard Musukwa.
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Japanese conglomerate Panasonic Corp joined a growing list of multinationals that have said they are disengaging from Huawei, the largest telecom-gear maker and second-largest seller of smartphones.
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Once the clinch has been established Tuivasa's plan is the same as Hunt's: he attempts to pummel his hands and elbows to inside position before disengaging in order to strike.
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Jean felt her hand device disengaging, and then the old woman was holding her hand tenderly, rubbing with her thumb at the aching pinprick where the interface entered the vein.
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"We have an important friend and ally who seems to be at least partly disengaging from the international scene, promoting less trade, more protectionism," she said of the United States.
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Last week, The Information also reported that a previously disclosed crash was actually caused by a safety driver falling asleep at the wheel and accidentally disengaging the self-driving system.
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Shaban Bantariza, a spokesman for the Ugandan government, said his country was simply "disengaging from military cooperation" and not cutting diplomatic ties with the North Koreans, The Associated Press reported.
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Geographic segregation dovetails with the growing economic spread between the top 20 percent and the bottom 80 percent: The top quintile is, in effect, disengaging from everyone with lower incomes.
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His own risk aversion has wisely led him away from nation-building and new military engagements and toward the difficult but necessary process of disengaging from old and unwinnable ones.
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The funding cutoff in northwest Syria makes it the first part of the war-torn country that the U.S. is officially disengaging from, though Washington will still provide humanitarian aid.
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The project instructs Siri developers to respond to such requests either by disengaging, deflecting, and informing because Apple wants its virtual helper to appear guarded and neutral, says the report.
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The list goes on, but the theme of US disengaging as an interlocutor in the world community and instead speaking for itself, America First, as Trump would say, is everywhere.
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Decoupling and disengaging from China will inflict short-term pain and suffering for certain sectors, but our government and allies such as Japan can help ease it or mitigate it.
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Signing up to the Steinmeier formula has appeared to bear some fruit with Ukraine and pro-Russian separatists disengaging forces in three areas along the front line in recent weeks.
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Questions on whether the pilots had levelled out the plane before disengaging MCAS and how many times MCAS activated were not answered in a news conference that lasted about 40 minutes.
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To start disengaging OneDrive from your system, right-click its icon in the taskbar (or press and hold the icon on a touch-screen computer) and select Settings from the menu.
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Japanese conglomerate Panasonic Corp joined the growing list of global companies which have said they are disengaging from Huawei, the world's largest telecom-gear maker and second-largest seller of smartphones.
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At a time when the political rhetoric in the U.S. is about disengaging and questioning traditional lines both economic and political, I think China stands ready to fill in the void.
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People who telecommute may have trouble disengaging from work and from the technology that enables it, which contributes to the detrimental consequences of dwindling face-to-face time and personal interactions.
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The electronic flip in her voice when she sings "Saw us getting older/burning toast in the toaster" (her metaphor for disengaging from the relationship) precisely captures the daft, wobbly heartache.
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A jazz-trained guitarist seemingly uncomfortable in a DJ's skin, Mendez pivoted from crowd-pleasing 8-bit trap to moody faux-soundtracks before more-or-less disengaging from the electronic world.
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"As the most visited museum in the world, the Louvre should set an example of irreproachable ethics by disengaging from its links to this criminal philanthropy," PAIN Sackler said in its statement.
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It also speaks to the advantages of a tactile system like this: the notched ticks as you scroll through each step on the wheel, the feel of the mechanism disengaging to release.
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While fatigue is not the same as disengaging, allowing fatigue to win out over action is something only the people whose lives are secure under the Trump administration can afford to do.
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Questions on whether the pilots had levelled out the plane before disengaging MCAS and how many times the software activated were not answered in a news conference that lasted about 40 minutes.
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The next president of the United States will be a candidate who either gains the support of voters of color, or benefits from successfully disengaging these communities from the electoral process altogether.
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And while German officials remain aghast at Britain's lack of a plan for disengaging from the European Union, she has not offered a well-articulated vision for how to hold the bloc together.
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The latest disengagement report showed that Waymo vehicles, in tests conducted from December 27267 through November 2017, on average logged 5,596 miles without Waymo's safety drivers disengaging the system and retaking the wheel.
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Prioritizing polls from predominantly white primary states also dilutes the historical, national political influence that communities of color have recently gained and risks suppressing their political participation by disengaging them from the outset.
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I wondered if there was a way to create an object allowing participants to do what they wanted--use their phone--while simultaneously engaging and disengaging from the environment they were physically present in.
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But it's a fair question whether a sufficiently powerful semi-autonomous system — like Autopilot — instills too much false confidence in the car's ability to drive itself, leading to drivers disengaging more than they should.
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The Trump administration has now begun the process of disengaging from Beijing — rightly convinced that China has structured relations with the U.S. to advance its position in a competition for wealth, power and influence.
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That's 100 percent unsurprising, since Netflix has been steadily disengaging with Apple over the last few years — which happens to be the same period that Apple has been ramping up its interest in video.
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Questions on whether the pilots had leveled out the plane before disengaging MCAS and how many times MCAS activated were not answered at the news conference in Addis Ababa that lasted about 40 minutes.
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Heather Bowlby, a conservation biologist based at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography in Halifax, Nova Scotia, fitted the shark with a location tracker that will monitor its movements for the next nine months before disengaging.
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But, our correspondent writes, the jury is out on whether his ambitious plans for the Continent will succeed at a time when Britain is preparing to leave the bloc and the United States is disengaging.
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It was entirely possible that in the process of connecting dozens of qubits and forcing them to dance to the tune of the control systems, flipping, entangling, disengaging, and so on — well, something might happen.
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"While disengaging from the world in floating tanks can be wonderfully relaxing for stressed adults, this is not what babies want or need - physically or emotionally," Kaylë Burgham of the Swimming Teachers' Association (STA) said.
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It can now navigate highway interchanges without disengaging, has been tweaked as far as driver-attention monitoring is concerned, and is now easier overall to engage, an adjustment GM made in response to owner feedback.
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Several weeks later, he announced to colleagues, on Slack, that he was further disengaging from Twitter; he also deleted twenty-seven thousand old tweets, saying that there was a risk that their meaning could be distorted.
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For a president who seems intent on ending America's role as the policeman of the Middle East -- of retrenching without totally disengaging, as Nixon did after Vietnam -- the DIY approach should resonate in his own echo chamber.
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Since winning the presidency, Trump has pursued a hard-right Republican agenda, with mixed success: nominating conservative judges, cutting taxes for the rich, deregulating the financial and fossil fuel industries, repealing Obamacare, and disengaging from international agreements.
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He's a master at drawing cheap fouls on big men who're desperate to separate him from wings that sprint over for a dribble hand-off, and cleanly disengaging him from his man with a ball screen isn't easy.
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Consequently, a 100 percent renewable pathway will lock the U.S. onto a trajectory confined to renewable resources and technologies, effectively disengaging America from the expanding global energy and technology supply network, and the influence that goes with it.
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Saudi officials have also in recent years voiced fears that their most powerful ally, the United States, is disengaging with the Middle East, something some of them have said may have contributed to Syria's descent into civil war.
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Although the official unblocked him within 12 hours, a federal judge concluded this July that that she'd "committed a cardinal sin" by disengaging with a constituent on a public forum, like Facebook, just because he criticized the school.
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Talking at the Carlyle event, Cameron outlined the possible upsides of Britain's decision to leave the European Union, which he said could offer UK banks the possibility of disengaging from EU regulation, according to people present at the event.
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He'd meant it when he said he was "100 percent deradicalized"—but now, with help from a therapist, he'd come to understand that there's a difference between disengaging from a radical group and true "de-rad," a fuller rehabilitation.
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The fact that you can get in and out through a highly liquid ETF is a convenience, but it's not a panacea that makes risk go away—it just makes the process of engaging and disengaging that risk easier.
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If Khalidov ends up in the guard, disengaging should be the priority but stalling Narkun out should be just as important—though with Khalidov you might just see him jump up and try to reap a leg for a heel hook.
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When asked about Trump's statements at the press conference, he tried to play them down by saying that Trump is a dealmaker who hoped the Palestinians would ask to get something from the U.S. after the Jerusalem announcement — instead of disengaging.
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Senators Mike Lee of Utah and Rand Paul of Kentucky, who have advocated disengaging U.S. troops from prolonged military conflicts abroad, were infuriated by a contentious congressional briefing delivered last month by Mr. Trump's top national security advisers on the operation.
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Seeing the preview, you might imagine making hot chocolate, throwing some logs on the fire and disengaging the kids from their devices for a cozy family night of Netflix, where the movie, the third in a series, began streaming on Thursday.
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Japanese conglomerate Panasonic Corp joined a growing list of global companies that is disengaging from Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's second-largest seller of smartphones and the largest telecom-gear maker, saying it had stopped shipments of some components.
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It would potentially undermine the US ambassador before she even gets to New York, facing diplomats from 192 nations furious that the United States was disengaging from the most important global institution just as the world needs American leadership more than ever before.
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In another blow to the Chinese tech giant, Japanese conglomerate Panasonic Corp on Thursday joined the growing list of global companies which have said they are disengaging with Huawei, the world's second-largest seller of smartphones and the largest telecom-gear maker.
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As Peter Kafka writes, that's "100 percent unsurprising, since Netflix has been steadily disengaging with Apple over the last few years," but it does raise questions about how Netflix will handle the competition from an increasing number of players in online media streaming.
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"They are grappling with the complexities of disengaging forces in close proximity of each other and the gradual redeployment of heavy weapons, armor, and infantry," the United Nations said in a statement on Tuesday, adding that the parties are getting closer to an agreement.
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Japanese conglomerate Panasonic Corp on Thursday joined the growing list of global companies which have said they are disengaging with Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's second-largest seller of smartphones and the largest telecom-gear maker, saying it had stopped shipments of some components.
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"I know all too well the difficulty in reconciling human aspirations with war's grim reality; but I also recognize that we cannot limit civilian casualties or advance the peace effort commencing early next month in Sweden by disengaging," Mattis said, according to prepared remarks.
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"Most nations in this part of the world want our partnership, our friendship, and our support... Some of my counterparts perceive that the United States is disengaging from the region and from the world in general," Kelly told the Senate Armed Services Committee in 2014.
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It's never encouraging when a host — the person supposedly responsible for selling the show, engaging the audience, keeping things moving, and being the event's enthusiastic public face — makes a point of disengaging, of trying to be too cool for the job while still doing the job.
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Bohemian Rhapsody is a movie that consciously tries to position a gay man at its center while strategically disengaging with the "gay" part as much as it can, flitting briefly over his emotional and sexual experiences and fixating on his platonic relationship with an ex-girlfriend instead.
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"It's interesting that in a context where people are so publicly disavowing and disengaging that there's not been a clear statement from the owner of the newspaper," said Félim McMahon, the technology and human rights program director at the University of California at Berkeley law school's Human Rights Center.
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But this sort of idea here is that we do live in a fraught political time, and if I can use the methodologies of gaining eyeballs to get people to look into deeper content, then I'm going to do that, as opposed to simply disengaging from the realities of the political world.
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Consequently, January 2017 will probably become a memorable month: The one that marks the accession to power of a U.S. President who is aiming to take - at least partially - his country off the world stage: The wall with Mexico; quitting the Transpacific Free Trade Agreement; focusing on domestic economic affairs; disengaging from Europe and vague threats about NATO.
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David Cote: Well I view it differently I just know that it is on a lot of people's minds just because I have said ok it is done we are disengaging that there is still a lot of people out there that want to know wait a minute tell us a little more, why and they just want more color commentary.
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Just as there are millions of people in the UK who, when they see some frothing Brexiteer hurling malice in the direction of Europe, feel like disengaging from politics, so too there are surely thousands of Arsenal supporters who, even though they might have fallen out of love with Wenger, are turned off by the behaviour of the movement against him.
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