And including the electronic surveillance, whatever electronic surveillance was done.
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It is the Electronic Frontier Foundation, not the Electronic Freedom Foundation.
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" Electronic Arts: "Electronic Arts is good, but Take-Two is great.
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We use direct-recording electronic voting machines called the ELECTronic 1242.
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Today, there are entire countries totally relying on electronic voting: Brazil, since 2000, has employed electronic voting machines and, in 2010, had 135 million electronic voters.
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Extended hours trading is made possible by computerized order matching systems called Electronic Markets, which can be either Electronic Communications Networks (ECNs) or Electronic Stock Exchanges.
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In 1960, he found his way to electronic instruments at Ace Electronic Industries.
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The new rule covers cigars, electronic cigarettes, hookahs, personal vaporizers and electronic pipes.
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Last year the Uniform Law Commission approved the Electronic Wills Act, which permits the electronic signing of wills and allows probate courts to deem electronic wills legal.
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Agents seized electronic and paper files, as well as electronic devices from the lawyer.
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Is there something about electronic music that's made electronic especially absorbing in this way?
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Well, maybe the electronic music community has an even greater stake in electronic surveillance.
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Go deeper: Where electronic health records went wrong The pitfalls of electronic health records
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In the late 2000s, Waleed would take apart electronic devices and build electronic circuit boards.
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Electronic Gaming Federation — The Electronic Gaming Federation aims to be the NCAA for e-sports.
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To be sure, keeping electronic records has benefits: legibility, electronic prescriptions, centralized location of information.
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A previous version of this article misstated the proposed rules for electronic scooters and electronic bikes.
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She formed Motive Studios for Electronic Arts and worked with Visceral Games, another Electronic Arts game studio.
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It has featured electronic kimonos, cat communication devices, and electronic gloves to record a pianist's finger work.
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The electronic music community on Reddit today came together to share the "Reddit Electronic Music Yearmix 2017" .
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Flume dominates in the Grammy's two main electronic categories—Best Dance Recording and Best Dance/Electronic Album.
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Prices are discovered through electronic auction markets, hybrid electronic and human trader markets, and dealer-to-customer markets.
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Electronic devices recovered The FBI has found 14 personal electronic devices from those aboard the balloon, Sumwalt said.
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Electronic Arts – Electronic Arts reported quarterly profit of 96 cents per share, 10 cents a share above estimates.
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Electronic devices recovered The FBI has found 22014 personal electronic devices from those aboard the balloon, Sumwalt said.
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He did not seem to respond to the electronic shock of the teaser gun, or an electronic harpoon shot.
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Electronic Arts — Electronic Arts reported adjusted quarterly profit of 56 cents per share, 13 cents a share above estimates.
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Electronic Arts – Electronic Arts beat estimates by 1 cent a share, with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.95 per share.
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The Indian government, however, rejected the proposal, saying refurbished and old electronic products significantly add up to electronic waste.
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It will feature laser detection autofocus as well as both optical and electronic image stabilization and electronic image stabilization.
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Amazon owns electronic bookselling in general, so it's no surprise that it would own electronic audio-bookselling as well.
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In the early 2000s, electronic medical records and electronic prescribing appeared to solve the lethal problem of sloppy handwriting.
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One was the Eniac (for Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer); the other, the Edvac (Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer).
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The bill, called the Electronic Message Preservation Act of 2628, would direct the national archivist to create regulations requiring federal agencies to capture and preserve electronic records and to make those records "retrievable" through electronic searches.
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Chances are, some of your electronic junk ends up here in China, the world's biggest dumping ground for electronic wastes.
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The fines — served under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003, which governs electronic marketing — total £120,000 (~$157k); with Leave.
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The defendants allege that Uber violated the Electronic Communication Privacy Act by "intentionally collecting, gathering, [and] intercepting" their electronic communications.
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Jeep Grand Cherokee electronic shifter The models were fitted with an electronic automatic transmission shifter that has been confusing drivers.
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Electronic Arts — Shares of Electronic Arts jumped more than 6% after the video game publisher reported better-than-expected revenues.
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David Stupples is a Professor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Director of Electronic Warfare Research, City, University of London.
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But you won't find transistors or electronic components inside—just 28 electronic music pioneers hidden like a Where's Waldo book.
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The data came from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System and the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System-All Injury Program.
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Electronic infant cell phones, and other infant electronic toys, note on their box what infants can learn from these toys.
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Specifically two junior officers, or "Zappers," with the Electronic Attack Squadron 130 piloting an EA-18G Growler electronic warfare aircraft.
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"Paper currency could still continue to exist, but prices would be set in terms of electronic dollars (or abroad, electronic euros or yen), with paper dollars potentially being exchanged at a discount compared to electronic dollars," he writes.
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But orders for computers and electronic products rose, as did those for fabricated metal products and electronic equipment, appliances and components.
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Electronic Arts — Electronic Arts earned an adjusted 50 cents per share for its latest quarter, 8 cents a share above estimates.
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In a quest to make electronic devices more environmentally friendly, researchers have created an electronic skin that can be completely recycled.
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Electronic Arts — Electronic Arts came in 10 cents a share above estimates, with adjusted quarterly profit of 85 cents per share.
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The bank is also investing heavily in electronic technology within FICC trading, which has been slower to go electronic than equities.
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Only 31 percent of Democrats wrongly believed that electronic systems were safer, though 49 percent of Republicans trusted electronic systems more.
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After years of textured electronic production, Kate Simko's shifting gears a bit with her new project, Kate Simko & London Electronic Orchestra.
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UK electronic instrument company Digitana Electronics has rediscovered the E.M.S. Synthi KB1 keyboard, one of the rarest synths in electronic music.
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"Its running theme is electronic eavesdropping, surveillance and the relationship of electronic media to perceptions of space and time," he wrote.
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Electronic Arts – Electronic Arts reported adjusted quarterly profit of $2.52 per share, a penny above estimates, with revenue essentially in line.
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The electronic producer and musician Ellen Allien has long been a force in the electronic music scene of her hometown, Berlin.
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The stories were read from three different formats: electronic tablets (which featured sound effects or animation), basic electronic devices and printed books.
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The project was commissioned by the Association of Electronic Distributors (EPA) in Vilnius, Lithuania to highlight the need for recycling electronic goods.
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The bank's former head of electronic stock trading, Greg Tusar, announced his departure in February 2013 to join electronic trading firm Getco.
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Updates the 1986 Electronic Communications Privacy Act The act updates the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, which has been in place since 1986.
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And while the "instruments" may be old, the sound is something like an electronic bagpipe mixed with other electronic beats and synths.
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From Moogfest to the Mutek and Sónar, electronic music festivals are playing host to a variety of electronic and new media art.
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TIFF, or other electronic format or electronic mail attachment will be effective as delivery of an original executed counterparty hereof. 10. Survival.
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These New Age electronic albums, which combined electronic music with other instrumentation, were her first commercially viable works as a recording artist.
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Every doctor I know has been complaining about the growing burden of electronic busywork generated by the E.M.R., the electronic medical record.
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The Electronic Literature Organization (ELO) and Electronic Textual Cultures Lab (ETCL) at the University of Victoria, Canada, agreed to host the Turbulence.
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The mega-festival Electric Zoo and even the upcoming Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival are both good places to hear international electronic music.
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The SEC requested electronic messages and emails from right before Slack started trading from electronic-trading firm Citadel Securities, the WSJ said.
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An electronic dog door like the PetSafe Electronic SmartDoor costs about $140, with an additional $20 per collar opener beyond the first one.
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Geist composes robotic electronic music, a burgeoning genre of electro jams that relies on hardware, not software, to engineer electronic sounds and beats.
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Electronic Arts — Electronic Arts came in 2 cents ahead of estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.83 per share, with revenue in line.
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A serendipitous benefit of electronic payment methods is that they always leave an indelible electronic trace, making their use virtually impossible to hide.
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Japan's export sector has been supported by a surge in demand for the country's cars and electronic devices, particularly semiconductors and electronic displays.
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As the 22015s began, he saw possibilities in minicomputers, inventing hybrid digital-analog electronic instruments, beginning with his 22015 series Electronic Music Box.
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The second set of products also covers electronic integrated circuits, machines and parts for manufacturing semiconductor devices or electronic ICs, UBS' Wang noted.
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Nascent Objects' analysis claims that 80 percent of home electronic devices launched since 2012 could be built from just 28 common electronic components.
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An electronic dog door like the PetSafe Electronic SmartDoor costs about $140, with an additional $20 per collar opener beyond the first one.
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The Fox TV network announced today that it will broadcast the Electronic Music Awards, the first award ceremony devoted entirely to electronic music.
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Electronic Arts – Electronic Arts earned 63 cents per share for its fiscal second quarter, well above the consensus estimate of 26 cents per share.
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The BBC interviewed classic electronic musician and composer Suzanne Ciani about her early 60s recordings and how she first came to make electronic music.
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The electronic device switches between the second state and the first state in response to a single-touch event detected by the electronic device.
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I've no right to spin electronic music by some peoples definition, but I've revered electronic music's rebellious past enough to try and continue despite.
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Cummings also said the White House should provide a detailed description of the electronic system it uses to archive email and other electronic records.
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The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 governs both law enforcement access to domestically stored electronic communications and restricts access to data stored overseas.
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The agents, acting on behalf of federal prosecutors in Manhattan, seized documents and electronic files, as well as cells phones and other electronic devices.
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It's not an "electronic" album in itself, but it's the benchmark for a band learning from electronic music how to texture a rock album.
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"We will not have our electronic devices [in the impeachment trial]," said Cornyn, one week before bringing his electronic device into the impeachment trial.
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Electronic tax fraud has exploded in recent years, driven by a rash of major data breaches across the U.S. During last year's tax filing season, at least 85033 states noticed spikes in electronic filing fraud, causing some to even briefly stop accepting some electronic returns.
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This electronic and too-cute-to-handle electronic plush Porg is sure to win over many a heart — even if they're on the Dark Side.
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Electronic waste or e-waste arrives by the truckload to a southeastern Chinese town called Guiyu where locals are experts at ripping apart electronic trash.
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THREE decades ago Thomas Malone modernised how the business world thought about digital communications in organisations with a seminal paper, "Electronic Markets and Electronic Hierarchies".
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Electronic Arts — Electronic Arts reported an adjusted quarterly profit of seven cents per share compared to Street forecasts of a two cents per share loss.
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Maassen also said the German electoral system - which is based on written rather than electronic votes - was less vulnerable to electronic manipulation than other systems.
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He also built electronic music studios for educational institutions, including Stony Brook University on Long Island and the Norwegian Center for Electronic Music in Oslo.
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The disruption-seeking musicians will compete for Top Artist, Top Duo/Group, Top Dance/Electronic Artist, Top 100 Artist, Top Dance/Electronic Song, and more.
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This was just a way to bring that to electronic sound—to make music that was electronic music but had this kind of physical meaning.
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The defense company announced it had been issued a $20 million defense contract to produce microwave electronic products that support an airborne electronic warfare system.
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The evolving electronic music scene According to a report from the International Music Summit, in 2017 the global electronic music industry was worth $7.4 billion.
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ELECTRONIC BONDS The German government also aims to propose legislation this year which would allow the introduction of blockchain-based electronic bonds, the document showed.
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Allscripts' core business is selling electronic medical record software to hospitals and other health providers, and it acquired PracticeFusion, another electronic medical records company, in January.
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The Electronic Music Awards—first televised award ceremony devoted solely to electronic music—announced its list of nominees today, and it features mainly white male artists.
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Red Hot Chili Peppers's former guitarist John Frusciante is about to drop an EP of electronic music written with an armada of vintage electronic music equipment.
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"Throughout conceptual typology the viewer is able to comprehend the variety of electronic chips models and designs that evoke electronic versions of ordinary individuals," says Tomozei.
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The N.C.A.A. prohibits the use on the bench of electronic equipment, which includes cellphones, tablets, computers and anything else capable of electronic transmission, a spokesman said.
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For example, consumer advocacy groups, such as the Electronic Privacy Information Center and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, have called for restrictive privacy rules for connected vehicles.
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Electronic trading: The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) will temporarily shut its floor and turn to fully electronic trading in response to the growing coronavirus pandemic.
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Mr. Burnett will present "New Spectrums in Electronic Acoustics," a suite in which he will augment his saxophone with a range of electronic effects and processors.
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Despite low volatility in the bond markets, electronic trading platform MarketAxess is betting on a growing shift from phone to electronic trading to bolster its business.
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Under the new electronic registration system, you have to prove eligibility at the time of filing the physical petition, not at the time of electronic registration.
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Electronic Arts – Electronic Arts reported adjusted quarterly profit of $2.18 per share, missing estimates by a penny, with the videogame publisher's revenue also slightly below estimates.
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The artist works in a style he calls "Ethiopiyawi Electronic," which combines regional folk music and traditional instruments with electronic sounds from all over the globe.
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So, too, are many of the futuristic capabilities depicted in other ads in the campaign: video conferencing, electronic tollbooths, electronic ticket-buying kiosks, on-demand videos.
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The transaction also includes the transfer of a number of related businesses, including the information sales business related to global broking; i-Swap, ICAP's electronic trading platform for over-the-counter interest rate derivatives; and ICAP Fusion, an electronic screen which provides access to ICAP's electronic platforms.
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The chips stolen in the scheme "are used in missiles, missile guidance systems, fighter jets, electronic warfare, electronic warfare countermeasures and radar applications," according to the statement.
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Due to the relative efficiency of electronic publishing and distribution, Fitch research may be available to electronic subscribers up to three days earlier than to print subscribers.
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Stable revenues in electronic markets were offset by continued investment in electronic platforms, which resulted in a 0003% yoy decline in adjusted operating profit for the division.
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A SCIF is "designed to prevent electronic eavesdropping" from foreign intelligence services, a former top House Intelligence Committee staffer said, and no electronic devices are allowed in.
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In a blockchain, the digital item being transacted, like an electronic unit of currency or an electronic copy of a deed, contains its own ledger of transactions.
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Electronic poll books: E-poll books are the electronic version of the books of voter records that poll workers refer to on Election Day at voting locations.
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Tassey manages the Electronic Payments Coalition, which includes financial services entities that move electronic payments quickly and securely between millions of merchants and consumers across the globe.
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While voters in the United States and elsewhere continue to argue the merits and security of electronic voting, India has been using secure electronic machines since 1999.
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Goldman has been investing in electronic trading, including improving its Sigma X dark pool and hiring executives from high-frequency trading firms to strengthen its electronic execution business.
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Wyden wrote to DHS Secretary John Kelly demanding details on electronic search-practices used on U.S. citizens, and referred to the extent of electronic searches as government "overreach".
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Electronic Arts, Take-Two Interactive, Activision Blizzard —Electronic Arts fell more than 13 percent, leading lower other major video-game stocks like Take-Two Interactive and Activision Blizzard.
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The electronic sounds of '80s music, provided largely by use of Moogs and keyboards, and the electronic tinge to much rock music today makes them sonically incredibly similar.
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"Under current rules, some investors, who would be happy with [electronic] delivery, but have not yet opted [for electronic delivery] will end up with extra paper," she said.
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The legislation would also let any funds earmarked for electronic warfare to be used in developing and fielding electronic warfare capabilities, according to a summary of the bill.
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The court found that the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) does not allow U.S. law enforcement to access electronic communications located on servers hosted outside the United States.
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The electronic songs the article champions pay homage not to unique sounds coming out of the electronic underground—which usually does portend the "future of music," as pointed out in THUMP's analysis last year—but instead to songs that exemplify the perception of electronic music as a crowd-sourced medium.
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WILLIAMS: Or electronic surveillance, better electronic surveillance, getting back to what Katie was talking about is watching or using, as Dana&aposs saying, watching videos on his cell phone.
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Washington (CNN)A new bipartisan bill would prevent Americans' electronic devices from being searched at the border without a warrant, a response to an increase in such electronic searches.
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As the Electronic Frontier Foundation points out, the number of invasive searches of electronic devices has skyrocketed over recent years, going from 211582,764 in 2015 to 23,877 in 2016.
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Ala'A Saeed, global head of institutional electronic sales and one of the brains behind Citi's trading platform FX Velocity, said its electronic programs process thousands of trades per minute.
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Tuesday's memo said that Shakhnovich "led the development of a best-in-class electronic business in FICC" at a time when the industry was rapidly moving toward electronic trading.
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Major game publishers like Activision and Electronic Arts have decided not to exhibit on the show floor this year; instead, Electronic Arts held its own expo nearby on Sunday.
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Its precious metals will be harvested from electronic mining, a recycling process that recovers gold and silver from sources like discarded mobile phones, laptops, televisions, refrigerators and electronic toys.
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Many of the biggest bond dealers have pushed for direct connectivity with clients, allowing them to circumvent the electronic marketplaces and block out other electronic market-makers all together.
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Electronic Arts – Electronic Arts posted adjusted quarterly profit of 36 cents per share, beating estimates of 27 cents, while the video game maker's revenue was also above consensus forecasts.
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Related: Lost Data, Neon Art, and Textiles Collide in an Electronic Art Exhibition 50 Years of Media Art Collide in 'Electronic Superhighway' Warhol Screen Tests: Even Better with Poetry
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"Dangerous Woman" – Ariana Grande Best Dance / Electronic Album
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Superconductors allow for the propagation of electrical charge without electronic resistance, and therefore hold out the tantalizing promise — in computing kit terms — of carrying electronic charge with zero energy loss.
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Another electronic system called Lamborghini Piattaforma Inerziale (LPI) "governs the car's electronic systems," activating the ALA to open and close air flaps at the front and back of the car.
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Gartland, who is the director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center's Consumer Privacy Project, said it's not just WikiLeaks, or "identity thieves and hackers" who could infiltrate your electronic messages.
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Electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk are set to perform in Buenos Aires on November 23, following the show's tentative cancellation last week because of the city's ban on electronic music festivals.
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This same issue is present in any complex software system such as medical devices, electronic health records, electronic voting machines, and other automated systems that now do what humans did.
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The unit makes electronic parts for the vehicle command and control such as switches, heating and air conditioning controls and displays, integrated electronic center panels and modular steering column controls.
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The Stored Communications Act prohibits electronic communication services (Discord, in this case) from publishing the contents of its users' electronic messages while they are still stored in the company's database.
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The songs are akin to chamber music and to the electronic experimentation of Björk's collaborator throughout the album, the electronic musician Arca (Alejandro Ghersi), who grew up on Björk's music.
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Although the Asian Electronic Sports Federation (AESF) claims to be the "sole competent authority for electronic sports" in the region, South Korea's International e-sports Federation organises separate world championships.
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Electronic Arts – Electronic Arts was downgraded to "sector weight" from "overweight" at KeyBanc, citing diminished confidence in the videogame maker's product pipeline and the expectation of downward revisions in earnings estimates.
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"It's very important for us to distinguish between used electronic equipment and waste electronic equipment," Percy Onianwa, a BCCC Africa official and co-author of the study, said over the phone.
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In Michigan and Wisconsin, electronic voting machines produce both an electronic and a paper record when a vote is cast, making it easy to verify the vote has been tallied correctly.
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Daphne Oram is a British electronic composer who in 1957—seven years before the Moog modular came along—invented the Oramics technique, a new form of sound synthesis for electronic music.
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Equities trading has shifted to electronic trading over the past 18 years and Kelleher said 95% of equity trading in the US is now electronic and in Europe it's about 87%.
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What they do, according to O*NET: They monitor and control electronic computer and peripheral electronic data-processing equipment to process business, scientific, engineering, and other data according to operating instructions.
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For example, there is now evidence to show that, while entertaining, electronic toys can dampen both caregiver and infant communication compared to traditional, non-electronic toys, such as blocks or books.
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The payment option is an IRS partnership with electronic-payments solutions providers Official Payments and PayNearMe, electronic transaction networks that allow customers to make cash payments at places like 85033-Eleven.
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His New York office, home, and hotel room were raided by April 22.73 by FBI agents, who seized electronic and paper records, as well as multiple electronic devices belonging to Cohen.
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The whistleblower claimed that White House lawyers directed officials to remove the electronic transcript from its usual electronic system, and move it to a system reserved for particularly sensitive, classified information.
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"Without rules to protect the rights of content providers and other electronic community members, the electronic highway will comprise nothing more than a collection of limited, disconnected applications," the authors argued.
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To get the full picture, he combed through her earlier electronic medical records, now archived in an old electronic warehouse, and found that her symptoms had started maybe a decade earlier.
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We also indicated that the electronic transmission of results proved unreliable, with electronic scans of results forms not arriving as planned at constituency-level tally centers, where the results were tabulated.
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It was the French musician Jean-Jacques Perrey who introduced Mr. Kingsley to electronic music, made by splicing together synthesized tones recorded on tape from an early electronic instrument, the Ondioline.
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"Drinkin' Problem" — Midland Best Dance/Electronic Album Migration — Bonobo
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PARIS (Reuters) - French electronic goods retailer Fnac Darty (FNAC.
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WHO has clear guidelines – to get electronic cigarettes regulated.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese electronic parts maker TDK Corp (6762.
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Elicto ES-530 Electronic Cordless Spin Mop & Polisher — $126.65
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Already, groups like the Electronic Privacy Information Center, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Center for Law and Information Policy have sought to address the concerns inherent in some of these devices.
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At issue was the prosecution's admitted use of electronic tracking software secretly embedded in email messages sent to members of the defense team, which the defense said amounted to warrantless electronic surveillance.
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On paper, he's done all the things career electronic producers are supposed to do to attract listeners beyond the electronic music realm: incorporate live instrumentation, introduce vocalists, trade up to bigger labels.
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"The fact that Detroit was one of the epicenters of electronic music, and the fact that Detroit didn't have a proper electronic music or synth shop really bothered me," Dan Keaton says.
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Electronic diaries If you were a kid, and you wanted to feel tech-savvy but didn't have the need or the money for a Palm Pilot, you probably got an electronic diary.
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The state passed the California Electronic Communications Privacy Act this past year, which required the state's law enforcement to get a warrant before collecting citizens' emails, IP addresses, and other electronic information.
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Delaware's electronic registration system is all but automatic: computers flag unregistered motor-vehicle bureau customers, and clerks offer them a paperless registration process that requires only a signature on an electronic pad.
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" And it dabbles in Godardian metatheatricality: The libretto for "Paradies" ("Paradise"), for flute and electronic music, the 21st hour of "Klang," begins "'Paradise,' for flute and electronic music, 21st hour of 'Klang.
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The electronic record makers don't have much incentive to connect well with other records, when they'd rather just convert that hospital on a different electronic platform into one of their own customers.
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She had been introduced to the possibilities of electronic sound while studying in the 210s at the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, where she was encouraged by Vladimir Ussachevsky, the center's leader.
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He was given a suspended prison sentence of two years, along with 300 hours of community service and an electronic curfew which will curtail when he&aposs allowed to use electronic devices.
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He was "able to help electronic identification of the targets," said Alani, allowing SIS and the CIA to match cell phones and other electronic devices to names on the list of targets.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation offers a simple guide on its website, and the Electronic Privacy Information Center has a handy draft form letter to use in cases where companies don't offer web forms.
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More significantly however, Rockmore's development of the instrument, which is considered the first synthesizer, made large strides in the electronic music world, paving away for the instruments that popular electronic artists use today.
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Growth for ASML will be driven by an increase in electronic equipment and device sales, increase in lithography intensity for greater semiconductor shrink, and a growing proportion of silicon content in electronic devices.
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Established 2006 What it is An extension of the original Detroit Electronic Music Festival, which started in 203, celebrating the city's history of techno in the context of electronic dance music's global evolution.
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It's the best documented outsider story in electronic music since Korn started making dubstep, but Steve Davis' rise as a techno and alternative electronic selector has proven the greatest surprise of recent times.
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After getting the electronic files from Jones last month, the plaintiffs' electronic information consultants then began loading those files into a database to make it easier to review them, according to the filing.
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It turns out that the woman illustrated in today's Doodle is Clara Rockmore, an early pioneer of electronic music and queen of the theremin, the world's first electronic instrument, according to The Telegraph.
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General managers will be responsible for electronic devices staying out of dugouts, an issue that came up when the Yankees reported the Boston Red Sox's use of an electronic device to steal signs.
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Further, elections must include a non-electronic method to capture votes that can be examined and tabulated after the fact, as all-electronic vote records could be irrecoverably corrupted in a cyber intrusion.
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This kind of warfare encompasses the assault on the electronic "connective tissue" of modern society by interfering with the critical data and electronic signals that control and influence every facet of modern life.
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RIMOWA ELECTRONIC TAG The Rimowa Electronic Tag bag (from $695 to $1,725) looks like its parallel-grooved brethren, but it allows travelers to tag and check their luggage from home using a smartphone.
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Today, electronic communications are ubiquitous, terabytes of storage can be purchased in the cloud for pennies, and citizens store data on every aspect of their lives in their email and on electronic devices.
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It has a full suite of electronic devices, including a digital assistant that thousands of consumers rely on to perform daily tasks (Alexa), an electronic reader (Kindle) and a home security system (Ring).
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Electronic Arts – Electronic Arts earned an adjusted 13 cents per share for its latest quarter, compared to the six cent consensus estimate, and the video game publisher's revenue topped Street forecasts as well.
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Production of a vast array of electronic components and chemicals, along with the assembly of electronic products, makes the country a cornerstone of the operations of many of the world's largest multinational companies.
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What's unique is that artists today are making electronic dance music out of their own life experiences, and the fusion of sounds is appearing at some of the world's biggest electronic music festivals.
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It is one of just a handful of states that fully rely on electronic voting without any independent paper ballots, a system that election security experts say is more susceptible to electronic hacking.
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Mike Khouw also illustrated a call calendar in Electronic Arts.
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HK) and U.S. video game publisher Electronic Arts Inc (EA.
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It even features a Faraday cage to prevent electronic eavesdropping.
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There's an electronic SIM that gives you a cellular connection.
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The paper said that Navy operates six electronic surveillance vessels.
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VINELink alerting his name appears to be an electronic error.
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Numerous written and electronic business documents were seized, it added.
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Electronic Arts (EA) won't be doing a traditional press conference.
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Run a test on the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Panopticlick website.
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"Technically my title was Electronic Technician," Fernandez tells Y Combinator.
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Could my laptop, phone or other electronic devices be searched?
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An electronic sign welcomed crew for an imminent A320 delivery.
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Noodle: Electronic music made in Italy between 1979 and '82.
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The business comprises military sensors, electronic warfare, avionics and optronics.
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The incentives aimed at attracting electronic liquidity are under review.
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Goldman's employees are told their electronic communications will be watched.
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Later that month, Electronic Arts announced Star Wars Battlefront 2.
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It also has enhanced electronic image stabilization when capturing video.
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Chips are made from transistors, which are tiny electronic switches.
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For his second pick, Tim Seymour went with Electronic Arts.
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Karp highlighted a migration towards electronic trading and financial technology.
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Her scores blend electronic and acoustic elements to scintillating effect.
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Line, which also offers rival electronic settlement services, gained 4.1%.
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Homosapien, the album, ended up being electronic by accident, however.
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Up to 40% off select smart and electronic door locks
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Electronic trading systems love to interact with this retail flow.
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Many years ago we did look at an electronic checklist.
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People spend almost 11 hours a day using electronic media.
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Make sure you've switched all electronic devices to airplane mode.
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Modern electronic devices are the most complex things humans produce.
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TUNA could help US forces to power through electronic interference.
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Marathon D.J. sets are a staple of electronic music culture.
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He records subdued, idiosyncratic electronic music that eludes easy description.
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Electronic cigarettes can also contain nicotine, which is highly addictive.
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Machines for producing electronic boards are not all that sophisticated.
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The accompanying instruments were increasingly drowned out by electronic sounds.
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But the scale of this electronic mesh can be overstated.
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He founded his first company, Electronic Data Systems, in 1962.
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Big companies like Singapore Airlines and Electronic Arts are customers.
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American firms have invested a lot in the electronic industry.
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This year, electronic temporary tattoo upstarts were popping up everywhere.
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Up to 30% off select smart and electronic door locks
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This week, we're featuring electronic music producer and DJ NGHTMRE.
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Consumers always win when consumer electronic improvements become glacially innovative.
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At its core, blockchain is a secure, inalterable electronic register.
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Everything else is just electronic this and that, you know.
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Electronic reading and paper reading each have their own advantage.
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I had to go through locked doors with electronic codes.
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With the main sound, it's got way more electronic influence.
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But orders for machinery and computers and electronic products fell.
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SIGINT is intelligence collected by monitoring electronic and communications signals.
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Which, if you like electronic gadgets, may be a problem.
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But the area of electronic health records is famously contentious.
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Amelia used the same electronic elements in her detail shots.
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American spy agencies conduct similar electronic espionage outside U.S. borders.
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More importantly, we have a vast knowledge of electronic music.
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It's super overwhelming, with electronic music pumping and people everywhere.
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Mr Guo did not mention China's efforts at electronic snooping.
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Electronic shifters, which Abunassar uses, can cost more than $2,000.
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There's nothing from the rap, metal, or electronic worlds here.
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Devices that compile, analyze and store electronic information are everywhere.
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Kwikset SmartKey SmartCode Electronic Keypad Lock with Tustin Lever (Renewed)
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A new electronic music festival is coming to Southern California.
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I'm trying to give this body back to electronic music.'
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On Tuesday, he said Turkey would boycott U.S. electronic products.
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There are electronic gates we use to talk about planets.
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If electronic data go bye bye where leave Wealthy Elites?
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Who are some electronic music artists you're appreciating right now?
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But it's got electronic influences used in a rap way.
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Most electronic companies are overly cautious about going to far.
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Wilkinson is the executive director of the Electronic Payments Coalition.
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It's got electronic drums on it to spice things up.
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Indeed, many consider connection to certain electronic services as essential.
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi Porg Electronic Plush See Details
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That includes electronic health records, medical imaging, lab reports, prescriptions.
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ROBO's was driven by machinery, and electronic instruments and components.
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The bomb likely was hidden in electronic equipment, they said.
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And, yes, both deal with the hacking of electronic communications.
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When did you start to come around to electronic music?
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The terrorists apparently use encryption for all their electronic communication.
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The team have put their electronic neurons through their paces.
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When the game concludes, electronic duo Georgia takes the stage.
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It also supports 4K video recording with electronic image stabilization.
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"We don't do electronic surveillance without court order," he promised.
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But don't buy anything expensive or electronic: Mercury is retrograde!
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Adults should consider doing the same with their electronic devices.
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Police also confiscated two other electronic devices, the affidavit says.
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But no one was bringing Asian electronic artists to Seattle.
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A full suite of advanced electronic safety options is available.
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Europe has rejected electronic voting machines because they are untrustworthy.
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In this day and age, no electronic data is inaccessible.
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It executes the first electronic trade by an individual investor.
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Device encryption secures smartphones, computers, tablets, and other electronic devices.
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These include upholstered furniture, mattresses, electronic cases, and children's toys.
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Mr. Davidson was asked to provide certain limited electronic information.
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An electronic screen's brightness shines through this smog in Shenyang.
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" The electronic ballots markers are required to "produce paper ballots.
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"Some people call this electronic assault, digital exploitation," Hill said.
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According to EDS, electronic voting system use peaked in 2006.
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Computers and electronic products output rose 0.7 percent last month.
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It would become an essential tool of electronic dance music.
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An oddbody whose electronic core still functions is highly regarded.
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"They practice electronic medicine, I practice medical art," she said.
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First, the implementation of electronic health records at health systems.
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Oxman is CEO, Electronic Transactions Association View the discussion thread.
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Electronic Arts also announced a $2.4 billion stock buyback program.
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Electronic Arts shares gained 2 percent in the extended session.
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Training should include the firm's policy on approved electronic communications.
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The agents seized numerous electronic devices and boxes of documents.
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They proceeded to search his electronic devices and question him.
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He said he did commercial law, especially electronic discovery work.
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NEW HAVEN Group Chat with Underwear, electronic and experimental. Aug.
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It's a case of electronic eminent domain, yet without government
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The headphones surprisingly have a hard time with electronic music.
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Information technology workers continued to delete electronic data until Sept.
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The Electronic Software Association, a video game trade group, agreed.
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THUMP: How did you first get into making electronic music?
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A spare, sparse, and defiantly electronic album followed in 2013.
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For Lauer, his more aggressively electronic awakening came much later.
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Do you think electronic music is getting any more dangerous?
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I don't see a lot of that with electronic music.
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The electronic contract could be signed just like any contract.
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I still use those influences in my own electronic releases.
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What's the last electronic act that really appealed to metalheads?
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Blum had nothing good to say about electronic health records.
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Otherwise, they will just become electronic clutter and get lost.
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In that sense, is making electronic music escapist for you?
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The idea of electronic commerce apparently never occurred to them.
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Stephanie proves performing electronic music takes literally no skill whatsoever.
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"I'd say it's a tropical electronic music band," says Mejía.
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How do you feel you fit into the electronic scene?
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Go deeper: Tech giants want to fix electronic health records
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But how did you come to make electronic music, exactly?
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One proposed law also calls for use of electronic tags.
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Yet electronic health records have caused a host of problems.
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Many fear Beijing could use those tools for electronic surveillance.
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The electronic brokerage firm posted disappointing fourth quarter financial results.
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An electronic cigarette sat on the table, easily within reach.
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LJ carried a small black bag full of electronic equipment.
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And what's more, I'm not a pioneer of electronic music!
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Orders for computers and electronic products were unchanged in November.
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There is little uniformity in the country's electronic health systems.
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"The (electronic) distribution box was the cause," the spokesman said.
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Then the chorus explodes: crash, slam, the electronic chords drop.
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Lewandowski: Electronic music was our core for two solid years.
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But its electronic system can't connect with other clinics' records.
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A Celtic murder ballad sung above a baleful electronic drone.
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Studies reveal that electronic devices and internet use impair empathy.
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Well, not quite solo; both works also involved electronic accompaniment.
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The other was filed by the Electronic Privacy Information Center.
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That represents a hefty opportunity for handlers of electronic payments.
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The same logic should now be applied to electronic busywork.
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At the time, electronic viewfinders were mediocre, grainy and inferior.
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A D.J. wove together electronic music and familiar pop hits.
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An electronic lift makes dining room chandeliers easier to clean.
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Tone overtakes meaning and we are lost in electronic meandering.
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Cell phones and other electronic devices should be left outside.
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They imaged his electronic devices and subpoenaed him for testimony.
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Not every senator, however, completely parted with electronic devices: Sens.
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Or, they can submit it online with an electronic signature.
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They were little electronic things that did stuff for you.
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Push back on paper checks in favor of electronic payment.
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But the firm also makes electronic control systems for aircraft.
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Goodlatte also mentioned reforming the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA).
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He was known for blending classical music with electronic components.
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Its clients include Childish Gambino and the electronic producer Deadmau5.
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In addition to clothes, fragrances and electronic products are sold.
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This band straps a small electronic device to your chest.
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It sounds like a cross between Electronic and Bad Lieutenant.
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Rotenberg is president of EPIC, the Electronic Privacy Information Center.
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Electronic bracelets alerted the police if they tried to leave.
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Companies aren't simply patrolling electronic state court dockets, she said.
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And you're for electronic voting, which I fully support, too.
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A dizzying tempo of electronic music blared on the speakers.
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The company developed an electronic medical record system for doctors.
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You can buy an electronic lint roller for $22.92 here.
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These are the things that are possible with electronic skin.
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Please fasten your seatbelts and enjoy your own electronic devices.
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Electronic data security has turned out to be another lie.
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His distinctively electronic songs became hits across Nigeria, played everywhere.
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An electronic dance remix of the "Star Wars" theme started.
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The newest electronic stock exchange, IEX, was approved last year.
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Because the gun lobby doesn't want an electronic background check.
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Its electronic steering is very light but also quite precise.
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"We're stepping over you," I whispered to the electronic gatekeepers.
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Provided by Electronic Recovery and Access to Data Group Inc.
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Plus, there is peace of mind in the electronic nannies.
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These spaces provide electronic music artists the chance to collaborate.
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Rachel Kraus for THUMP, VICE's electronic music and culture channel
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He was wearing an electronic monitoring tag during Friday's attack.
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The technical glitch likely "overwhelmed electronic market makers," Kolanovic said.
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Avengers Marvel Legends Series: Endgame Power Gauntlet Articulated Electronic Fist
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"Cooking the new electronic way," was how Raytheon described it.
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It requires a lot more semiconductors and various electronic components.
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Walmart is planning to pull electronic cigarettes from its stores.
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The use of electronic cigarettes in music videos also increased.
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Simon's collaborators include the Italian electronic producer known as Clap!
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CSE monitors electronic communication and helps protect national computer networks.
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One electronic pollbook was chock full of voter registration data.
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In our department we have developed an electronic triage tool.
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Electronic GPS monitoring within the criminal justice system isn't widespread.
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A deal would create an electronic cigarette and vaping giant.
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Undercover surveillance, including electronic monitoring of Mr. Amri's movements, begins.
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The bill creates a fully electronic employment eligibility verification system.
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Their relationship consisted mostly of texting and other electronic communications.
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There's a lot more than electronic dance music or raving.
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When someone says [the word] album, I don't think electronic.
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Read THUMP's story about West's relationship with electronic music here.
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The enigmatic action is periodically accompanied by loud electronic buzzing.
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He is switching between electronic music and contemporary theatre soundtracks.
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Free Radicals is THUMP's column dedicated to experimental electronic music.
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There's still stigma attached to the whole electronic music thing.
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What's the scene for DJs and electronic music in Lagos?
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The global brokering business focuses on so-called voice brokering — in which orders are negotiated on the telephone, rather than through electronic orders — as well as a hybrid of voice brokering and electronic trading.
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Electronic music can occasionally sound a little too pristine and digital, and some of the best electronic musicians stand out for the way they dirty their productions up to give them an organic edge.
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NEX cited benefits from an increase in trading in NEX Optimisation, its post-trade and information services operation, and NEX Markets, its electronic trading platform for fixed income markets and electronic FX trading business.
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Most famously was Ross Perot, who envisioned electronic town hall meetings and campaigned for DDD in his 1992 and 1996 presidential campaigns (Perot preferred to refer to it as "electronic democracy" instead of DDD).
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Effervescent white light shines crystal clear in concert with an uplifting electronic soundscape in a new multimedia experience by French light and space artist Joanie Lemercier (previously, previously) and ambient electronic act Le Comte.
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On February 2, 2012, I testified before the Maryland General Assembly's Senate judicial committee in support of a bill that amended Maryland's misuse of electronic mail statute to include all forms of electronic communication.
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The first three signings to Slow Release have been dd elle, who makes minimalist new age electronic pop; LA timpa, who does dark, narco dream-pop; and me, Babe Rainbow, which is experimental electronic.
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Purely electronic voting systems, called Direct Recording Electronic (DRE) voting machines, are generally hidden away from researchers, but the ones that have been investigated have proven to be pitifully lax in terms of security.
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It said Nigeria made the process of starting a business faster by introducing the electronic approval of registration documents, improved access to credit information and introduced a centralized electronic system to pay federal taxes.
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"What I can say is that we see that cyber, electronic warfare, electronic means are used more and more frequent in different operations, and therefore we take all these issues very seriously," Stoltenberg added.
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That's the kind of speculation that Moogfest encouraged amid performances by musicians from all eras of electronic music: D.J.s, pop bands, rappers, electronic-music graybeards, makers of celestial consonances and makers of implacable noise.
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The FISA legislation has complex definitions about what constitutes "electronic surveillance," what it means to be an "agent of a foreign power," and what the process is for approving electronic surveillance in different circumstances.
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Both bills are meant to close a loophole in the 1986 Electronic Communications Privacy Act that currently allows law enforcement officials to obtain emails and other electronic communications from technology companies without a warrant.
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Toll4Europe will handle electronic payments for truckers, using an on-board device, under the European Electronic Toll Service directive that requires toll systems to be interoperable across European Union member states, Deutsche Telekom said.
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The deal will allow EU states to apply reduced or even zero VAT rates to electronic publications, which are currently taxed at a minimum of 15 percent because they are treated as electronic services.
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In 2016, the French Parliament approved another sweeping law that allows the police and prosecutors to use electronic eavesdropping technology previously limited to the intelligence services, including hidden cameras and access to electronic data.
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If America had only adopted the original V.A. electronic record as a free system to all hospitals and physicians 20 years ago, we would not be held hostage by private electronic health record companies.
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The trend of electronic voting machines that began following the contested Florida results in the 2000 presidential election has now faded, and many states have reverted to using paper ballots with electronic counting machines.
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The courts cannot change how the law treats electronic communications nor can they address ECPA's focus on the physical location of data in a world where electronic data moves without regard to national borders.
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The borough is also home to the Brooklyn Electronic Music Festival, a two-weekend long festival that celebrates electronic music and takes place in many of the area's best nightclubs and tucked away dancefloors.
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I don't think we would have the same amount of electronic music festivals these days without this software, because suddenly everyone who's producing electronic music had a clear path how to bring this on stage.
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But importantly, the statute authorizing their use in cases of electronic communications—under Title II of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act—do not permit the FBI to acquire the content of emails without a warrant.
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The Thai ban covers 432 types of electronic refuse — from electronic circuit boards to old television and radio parts — and will take effect within six months, a senior environment ministry official told Reuters on Thursday.
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Ahmad Umar Agha and Firas Dardar, alleged Syrian Electronic Army hackers (FBI)Today the FBI unsealed documents charging three hackers of the Syrian Electronic Army with everything from extortion to hacking a US Marines website.
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Despite an increase in electronic media searches during the last fiscal year, it remains that CBP examines the electronic devices of less than one-hundredth of one percent of travelers arriving to the United States.
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Under the new bill, the government would be required to get a warrant to obtain someone's electronic communications from an Internet service provider and other companies that provide or store electronic communications for the public.
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Effective immediately, passengers will be prohibited from carrying electronic devices larger than a cellphone — such as laptops, tablets, cameras, portable DVD players and electronic game units — onto certain non-stop flights traveling into the country.
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Effective immediately, passengers will be prohibited from carrying electronic devices larger than a cellphone -- such as laptops, tablets, cameras, portable DVD players and electronic game units -- onto certain non-stop flights traveling into the country.
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To do that, it would close off a loophole in the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) that allows the government to get those electronic communications with a subpoena if they are older than 180 days.
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YONKERS Dance and music workshops: Learn breaking moves with Kid Glyde or join the band Trilogy to create electronic music with John Yannelli, the director of electronic music and music technology at Sarah Lawrence College.
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At stake is the future of what electronic engineers call scaling, the ability to continue to shrink the size of electronic circuits, which is becoming harder to do as they become as small as viruses.
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Under the new law, someone who "posts an electronic communication where posting the electronic communication causes harm to the individual" could be liable to a fine of $9,400 and up to five years in prison.
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"I started playing some electronic music from my iTunes, and that combination of the police scanner audio and the ambient electronic music that I was playing worked really, really well together," he told the publication.
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States with electronic-only voting machines want to add a paper back-up that would mandate, for every electronic ballot cast, creation of a paper version that could be counted, and presumably, not easily altered.
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An information technology specialist, Khosrow Zare Farid, who formerly managed a company for electronic payments in Iran, claimed responsibility for the hack to prove security loopholes in Iran's electronic banking system, according to media reports.
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In a move that promises to raise new questions about electronic privacy, detectives investigating a murder in Arkansas are seeking access to audio that may have been recorded on an Amazon Echo electronic personal assistant.
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Oram was a true innovator of electronic music and a pioneer of musique concrete, a pre-cursor of electronic music that began in the early 1940s using found sounds and audio tape instead of instruments.
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The C6 also features a HUD and an electronic instrument cluster.
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But orders for computers and electronic products orders rose 0.5 percent.
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Her siblings wanted her to go shopping at an electronic store.
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The ban also includes vaping and the use of electronic cigarettes.
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And there's a 2.35 million dot high-contrast OLED electronic viewfinder.
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Some of the contact between Pike and the student was electronic.
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Its products, like most electronic cigarettes, vaporize a liquid containing nicotine.
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This is...kind of the same as mail fraud, but electronic.
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That's a place where they need to do more electronic warfare.
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MIDI Sprout is very much geared toward a boutique electronic market.
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Those requirements can deter hospitals and pharmacies from adopting electronic prescribing.
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Ditto for the addition of hybrid optical and electronic image stabilization.
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Electronic Arts just gave Windows gamers a chance to level up.
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Both incidents were almost certainly a result of Russian electronic warfare.
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There are many of his electronic transgressions to consider as well.
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In 2015, both Activision and Electronic Arts launched competitive gaming subsidiaries.
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The tension and excitement all visualizes over a frenetic, electronic harshness.
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Jeremy Gillula is a staff technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Most cues are high frequency, atonal, prickly washes of electronic static.
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In that seizure, the drugs were found hidden inside electronic equipment.
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