Which means anyone who has access to your home has access to every single account you've linked to Alexa.
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" She added: "I know he has access to guns, he has access to knives, and he knows how to fight.
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Amit Singhal, a top exec at Google, has access to vast amounts of capital, technology and influence, but there's one thing he rarely has access to any more: a desktop computer.
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Yes, Pluto has a shady side, which means it has access to resources—valuable resources like oil and diamonds, things that we find underground—that not everyone else has access to.
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Unfortunately, in Quicksand, Sebastian has access to his father's rifles.
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No one else has access to your email account, right?
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She has access to all of her books and toys.
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No one else in the race has access to that.
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After all, Coach has access to all of their thoughts.
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The Moletele community now has access to capital and expertise.
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Facebook has access to nearly 2 billion monthly active users.
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Or a least who has access to the policy makers.
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He has access to books and devotes hours to writing.
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Greenland has access to the Arctic, but it needs infrastructure.
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But not everyone who needs it has access to it.
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One of the guest bedrooms has access to a patio.
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Upstairs, a master suite has access to the upper porch.
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It also has access to microphones, cameras and user calendars.
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"Not everyone certainly has access to air conditioning," Knowlton said.
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But the question remains: Who has access to which tools?
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Choose an app to control what it has access to.
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In this case, Google knows the consumer's name, has access to her emails, can access her documents, her Maps history, has her payment information, has access to her browsing history, and so much more.
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She has access to all of her Google accounts (of course) and she has access to all of her Apple stuff in a way that actually tracks much more closely to her experience on iOS.
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ICE — and soon to be Trump — has access to their information.
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Ours gets you access to everything the manufacturer has access to.
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Digicel also has access to its USD100 million revolving credit facility.
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Now, it has access to a rich trove of market data.
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Only one in 10 people has access to a decent toilet.
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The stdlib also has access to all of NPM's 300,000 node.
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The master, on the entry level, has access to the yard.
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The president also has access to a country home in Maryland.
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The president also has access to the smaller helicopter, Marine One.
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It has access to a private beach and a nearby resort.
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The boy somehow has access to top-secret codes and coordinates.
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Not everyone has access to the tools needed to maintain hygiene.
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Everybody has phones, but not everybody has access to broadband. Right.
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"Everyone generally has access to the same data," the person said.
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The incident raised questions about who has access to genetic information.
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Who else has access to this at The New York Times?
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And the company has access to an extraordinary amount of information.
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Now, Congress has access to at least some of that document.
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The staff, as a whole, has access to additional professional development.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that only 15 percent of the U.S. workforce has access to paid family leave through employers, and less than 40 percent has access to employer-provided short-term disability insurance.
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"Any player that wants assistance has access to additional help," he said.
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He said prosecutors believe Kapoor has access to at least $2 billion.
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The company also has access to a diversified array of funding sources.
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"Unfortunately, not everyone has access to what we witness everyday," Rahman stated.
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With Interprime's YC affiliation, it has access to tons of potential customers.
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Though also hardly excusable — given all the signals it has access to.
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How important is it that grime has access to mainstream radio now?
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Phoenix: The metro area has access to two major state university systems.
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Why do they call it "depersonalised" if TfL has access to data?
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She has access to some of the best clothing in the world.
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The bank has access to the Bank of England contingency liquidity facilities.
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AMG has access to data on the attributes of 121 million households.
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Each bedroom has access to a wood-paneled, en suite wash closet.
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It's unclear whether Cambridge Analytica still has access to personal user information.
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Fewer than one in 10 inmates has access to college-level classes.
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Of course, not everyone has access to a restaurant-grade slushie machine.
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"We realized not everyone has access to a 3D printer," says Golubev.
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Who still has access to the outdoors and who's been boxed out?
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We need to better regulate guns and who has access to them.
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Under our plan we will ensure everyone has access to health care.
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But not every student has access to the internet or a computer.
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Let's take one source of data everyone has access to: the internet.
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Not every family has access to sufficient health services in their area.
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Under Trumpism, anyone who pays cash has access to American military might.
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A fourth bedroom has access to a bathroom with a stall shower.
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It has access to users' microphones, cameras, calendar and other phone data.
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Lewinsky today has access to Twitter, which did not exist back then.
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It's not just video-watching habits that YouTube has access to, either.
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You say that your friend has access to only this one oncologist.
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Not everyone who needs to get around has access to an app.
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After saying for weeks that it has access to enough non-U.
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If anyone has access to her review of the show, hit me up.
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Once ICE has access to this data, it raises additional concerns, she said.
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The building has access to a park atop the famously crooked Lombard Street.
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Surely the prosecutor's office has access to people with law enforcement experience, right?
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Instagram is trying to make sure everyone has access to its Stories feature.
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How can I control the information a third party all has access to?
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Everyone should be empowered to decide who has access to their personal information.
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Amazon says you can specify how long someone has access to your home.
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Until then, the public only has access to Grande's side of the story.
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He also has access to a computer without Internet, television and a PlayStation.
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In most African countries, less than half the population has access to electricity.
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She has access to wealth and resources that can literally change people's lives.
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And iMessage, unlike Snapchat, has access to an entire ecosystem of iMessage apps.
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He has access to financial resources greater than 90 percent of federal inmates.
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Next up is checking whether your company has access to your private messages.
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A US president, on the other hand, has access to the nuclear codes.
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The birthplace of Pokémon finally has access to its most wildly popular incarnation.
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Through Whole Foods, it now has access to the organic grocer's 365 label.
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The staff has access to data sent from a network of road sensors.
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TPP has access to more than 50 million medical records of NHS patients.
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He has access to a machine that is uniquely American and compulsively entertaining.
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Help from a powerful person who has access to hidden resources may arrive.
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Therapy often provides huge relief, but not everyone has access to a therapist.
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Not everyone in the tech capital of the world has access to internet.
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Make sure your phone has access to Wi-Fi and sufficient battery life
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Optum's marketing materials also boast that it now has access to even more.
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It also has access to Austria's large, well-educated, and highly skilled workforce.
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New York currently has access to 53,000 hospital beds and 503,000 ICU beds.
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She understands the regulatory process, how it works, who has access to it.
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Feinstein already has access to them as a member of the intelligence panel.
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Actually, we want to expand, so everybody has access to quality health care.
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Earnest Research, which has access to Yodlee data, declined to answer either question.
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Only Duncan Hunter has access to the card now, according to the newspaper.
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We will not stop fighting until every woman has access to abortion care.
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But law enforcement already has access to a vast amount of powerful technology.
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The guest bedroom has access to a hall bathroom with a new vanity.
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Kushner still has access to nation's secrets while under FBI scrutiny Kushner still has access to nation's secrets while under FBI scrutiny President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner is reported to be a "significant person of interest" in the ongoing Russia investigation, but for the moment he still has access to the nation's most carefully guarded secrets and will keep his office just steps away from the Oval Office.
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In the energy sector China has access to some of Russia's most valuable assets.
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The Echo has access to Prime Music, Spotify (premium), Pandora, TuneIn, iHeartRadio and Audible.
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"Anyone with internet access already has access to the speech at issue," they argued.
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In fact, every woman in the entire world has access to free sanitary products.
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FHN also has access to multiple sources of secured borrowing, such as the FHLB.
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Bolivia currently has access to the Pacific via Chilean ports, but must pay fees.
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The question is, who has access to it, and who has eyes on that?
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DeepMind only has access to data that is relevant to the detection of AKI.
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Our mission is simple: In America, everyone has access to quality, affordable health care.
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Kanaan is the only driver on the IndyCar circuit who has access to Hitoe.
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The town has access to clean and cheaper power alternatives like hydroelectric and wind.
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Facebook also has access to some data collected by popular subsidiaries Instagram and WhatsApp.
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People should have the authority to control who has access to their personal data.
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"The intelligence community has access to human and signals intelligence campaigns don't," Mook said.
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He has access to Pompeo and Chris Wray and Dan Coats and Nikki Haley.
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Under that plan, run by TIAA, she has access to low-cost Vanguard funds.
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Like the article stated, not everyone has access to internet or laptops at home.
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The candidate who wants to ensure that every American has access to health care.
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"The resistance is strongest when everyone has access to our resources," Mr. Brock said.
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"A democracy depends upon an informed citizenry that has access to accurate information," Mrs.
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Amazon has access to consumers that doesn't compare with anybody else in this space.
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The royal family has access to some of the best education in the world.
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And second, the government has access to forensic technology that makes digital investigations easier.
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Neither the president nor any of his family members has access to the fund.
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Jason: SS7 is a shared network that virtually every cell carrier has access to.
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His development is rekindled once he has access to robots and other electronics again.
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Kelly was also reported to be controlling who has access to Oval Office visits.
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Nearly half are illiterate, and only one in four has access to a toilet.
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He also has access to a computer (without an internet connection), books, and newspapers.
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My library has access to Overdrive, so I can download all the audiobooks I want.
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The referee, who has access to a pitchside monitor, can also initiate a review himself.
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According to Lil B, TheBasedGod is a higher power that only he has access to.
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PlayVS also has access to in-game data that gives players advanced stat tracking features.
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Every employee has access to it from scores of iPads found all over the factory.
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President Donald Trump has access to some of the finest intelligence professionals in the world.
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Pichai argued that it's important to provide privacy-protective services that everyone has access to.
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That means it has access to your Amazon account information and any skills you've added.
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But as a fan, Romero has access to the same modding tools as anyone else.
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Who has access to the data, and at what level of granularity and de-identification?
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The bank also has access to the debt capital markets directly and via KBC Group.
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By scanning a Snapcode, a Snapchat user has access to the lens for 24 hours.
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We want to ensure he has access to a lawyer, as mandated under Chinese law.
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And a lot of users don't know that the web application has access to it.
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Uber also has access to a $2 billion credit line and a $1.2 billion loan.
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In fact, thanks to his old family connection, he has access to top Chinese officials.
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The Boot ROM includes a certificate or private key that only Apple has access to.
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Sure I can: He has access to it now, and he doesn't leave the house.
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It also has access to these programmes' libraries, some of which go back 30 years.
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One of this bulldog's wildest dreams has come true: he has access to the refrigerator.
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Still, there's a "digital divide" in who has access to the internet and who doesn't.
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However, not everyone who has access to a 401(k) actually signs up for one.
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Children's Health Fund believes there are concrete strategies to ensure everyone has access to healthcare.
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But it's not because this population has access to some special, sexy type of dam.
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So how has access to public capital markets fared in the post-Sarbanes-Oxley world?
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The move to 5G will impact the lives of everyone who has access to it.
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"If he has access to multiple vehicles could be working at a dealership," another wrote.
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By staying in New Jersey, Horowitz has access to this fast-moving consumer-goods network.
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He works at a university, so he has access to all of this great equipment.
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But once he's in my cruiser, he becomes my responsibility and has access to me.
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In Saskatchewan, every Hub in the province has access to a centralized database of information.
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Through the shelter, Ms. Hanna has access to a counselor, a therapist and a psychiatrist.
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New York currently has access to 53,000 hospital beds and 3,000 ICU beds, Cuomo said.
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Now that Dolores has access to it, she's using it in her revolution against humanity.
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Thanks to the smartphone, everyone now has access to a gaming console in their pockets.
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What's doubly shameful is that President Trump has access to the world's greatest intelligence services.
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And now Cutler has access to all the conversations and phone calls in the room.
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Follow along with Google as it double-checks everything that has access to your account.
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"We would like to see that every farmer has access to mechanisation," he told Reuters.
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The control center lets account owners see and manage who has access to their accounts.
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Though we all deserve a good night's sleep, not everyone has access to the luxury.
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Recently, Mr. Jordan gave up cable TV, meaning he no longer has access to ESPN.
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It will also roll out educational videos detailing who has access to a user's information.
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Every resident of Canada has access to the care they need, when they need it.
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It's possible that someone else has access to Delvey's Instagram account and is trolling us all.
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Of course not every farmer on Earth has access to a phone, much less a smartphone.
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By contrast, less than 15 percent of Congo has access to electricity and blackouts are common.
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But the site only has access to information on how much patients would pay without insurance.
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She can learn new abilities and upgrade her gear because she has access to advanced technology.
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But Ramkhelawan also has access to the spending patterns of other moms, thanks to the Internet.
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China has access to more data, for example, and has the potential to leapfrog Western technology.
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Once an intelligence agency has access to a target's phone or laptop, almost anything is possible.
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It's hard to know what kind of cash and infrastructure Snap — Snapchat's parent — has access to.
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Whomever has access to the footage has presumably signed reams upon reams of non-disclosure agreements.
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It will also be far more selective about who has access to what level of data.
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Everyone has access to the same brands, it's just a matter of how you wear them.
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His plan sets a goal of ensuring everyone released from prison has access to affordable housing.
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Plus, the family reportedly has oil money -- though it's unclear if Manziel has access to it.
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Today, everyone, even if they have to go to a library, has access to social media.
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Your ISP could, theoretically, sell your personal data, and it has access to your traffic activity.
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It also has access to data on the drone's flight, but only if users opt-in.
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If you at that point decide to not pay, Nextt still has access to your idea.
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According to its own figures, the industry has access to approximately half of Oregon's total forestland.
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In a computer, the kernel is the root of all roots and has access to everything.
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But all this only works if Google has access to the digital imprints of your life.
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In Jakarta, Indonesia, only 50 percent of the population has access to the piped sewerage system.
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Exxon has access to federal lands in New Mexico, Alaska, Delaware and the Gulf of Mexico.
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The company also has access to shareholder loans that will still be available until November 2017.
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Same goes if you're married and your spouse has access to a retirement plan at work.
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If the employee is ground service-based, he or she has access to the ramp area.
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"We have a shared interest to make sure everyone has access to retirement advice," he said.
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Turkey claims it has access to a recording of Khashoggi being tortured and dismembered by Saudis.
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Pluto in Capricorn has access to all the VIPs, and you belong with that crowd, Leo.
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Through its integration with Plaid, Branch has access to almost all U.S. banks and credit unions.
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The president also has access to far more detailed psychological and personality profiles of the dictator.
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AT&T has access to 133 million mobile subscribers, as well as 25 million for video.
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"We have a shared interest in making sure everyone has access to retirement advice," he said.
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That felt like a win-win, since now the public has access to the index, too.
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We should dedicate the resources to ensure that everyone has access to quality, affordable health care.
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OUTDOOR SPACE In addition to the private garden, the home has access to a shared courtyard.
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A third, used as a music room, has access to a marble bathroom off the hallway.
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A guest bedroom has access to a bathroom with a Carrara marble-tiled floor and shower.
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Much of Kenya lacks electricity; only 19903 percent of its population has access to reliable service.
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The Army Corps, Cuomo said, has access to medical equipment that states currently have difficulty accessing.
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The doorman said this was the superintendent's idea and the super has access to the files.
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" It also reminded customers "to be diligent with who has access to their vehicle's key fob.
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With $1 million on hand, the group has access to a lot of deals, he said.
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The problem is that it has an overwhelming influence on what that community has access to.
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Without hospice, she is depressed and declining and has access to none of these unique benefits.
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But Facebook also has access to much more data about its users than other platforms might.
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A second bedroom with built-in cupboards has access to the bathroom through a hallway door.
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Dreamers also represent an important resource to ensure our military has access to mission critical skills.
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This could be a lifesaver in emergency situations where a person still has access to power.
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The question is just who has access to that data once it reaches the developer's servers.
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She has access to a phone but cannot receive visits except from her lawyers, Bechor said.
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Right now, the FBI has access to DMV photos in something like 20 to 30 states.
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Not everyone has access to year-round farmers' markets, or the means to shop at them.
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And the F.B.I. has access to waves of reports from other intelligence agencies and foreign allies.
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Legally, this means that the LLCs own the cars and Stidham merely has access to them.
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That got us thinking today that Facebook should reconsider who has access to its broadcasting feature.
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It means that no one, not even WhatsApp, has access to your private conversation and calls.
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In practice and according to Chinese law, Beijing typically has access to any data stored in China.
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The Three-Eyed Raven: a supernatural messenger whose brain has access to the entire history of Westeros.
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The company has a mix of debt, and has access to $40 billion in revolving credit lines.
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Only about 10% of the population has access to running water and many rely on communal latrines.
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The files dumped indicate whoever is behind the leak has access to more data than previously known.
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Cortney says the incident proves Erik has access to guns and isn't afraid to pull the trigger.
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It runs Android TV and has access to 4K content from Netflix, Google Play Movies, and Vudu.
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Pillsy has access to the full FDA database, which means you can look up virtually any medication.
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The payment systems have also raised concerns about who has access to bank accounts and digital wallets.
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Structural racism sets bounds on who has access to that food, or healthcare, or clothing, or shelter.
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Pluto has access to everything hidden and secret, and Mercury knows how to talk anyone into anything.
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Trump, who it should be remembered has access to our nuclear codes, accidentally tagged the wrong Greenwood.
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Who has access to that information, and what other types of information is it being correlated with.
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It easy to imagine how things will quickly escalate once everyone has access to this handy feature.
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"There's no secret pot of money Mr. Caspersen has access to and can tap into," he said.
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As its own website explains, it has access to the same unsold hotel inventory that others do.
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A kid in Africa (ideally) has access to the same digital resources as a kid in California.
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But this allows anyone who has access to your phone to gain access to your Yahoo account.
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"The sad reality is that only 17.5% of our market has access to medical aid," said Gerrits.
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Hence, it has access to an invaluable superset of data about a company's potential and existing customers.
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Carolina is capable of a register of football nobody else in the present NFL has access to.
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TunnelBear also has access to over 6,000 servers worldwide, around the clock customer support, and unlimited bandwidth.
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How can we ensure that every American community has access to the healthy options for good living?
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This way, owners maintain control over who has access to their devices and can immediately remove users.
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The piece belongs to Mugler's iconic archive and not just anyone has access to the couture collection.
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Poll your readers or followers regularly to collect data that no one else has access to. 25.
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But, like her sister, she still has access to star-studded soirees, high fashion, and stellar vacations.
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Anyone who works in the intelligence community, and who has access to Intelink, can also use eChirp.
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About 57 percent of the West African nation has access to electricity, according to the World Bank.
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The explosion also damaged the launch-pad, leaving it unusable, although SpaceX has access to two others.
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An internal Snap email obtained by Motherboard says a department called "Customer Ops" has access to SnapLion.
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It still has access to my mail, contacts, and calendar on top of my basic account info.
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It has access to a huge selection of apps and games and is relatively comfortable to wear.
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Structural racism sets bounds on who has access to that food, or healthcare, or clothing,or shelter.
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Suffocation deaths are harder to prevent because nearly anyone has access to the means, Ms. Hempstead said.
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Luckily for Tesla owners, the Model S has access to the electric-car company's extensive Supercharger network.
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World Health Organization figures show just 36 percent of Pakistan's population has access to safe drinking water.
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It also has access to a private beach, a nearby resort, and an onsite pirate-themed playground.
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That reinforces the notion of who has access to power and who doesn't have access to power.
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Not everyone has access to clean water, and healthcare workers are worried about the spread of disease.
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Oracle now offers data as a service, ensuring that every company has access to data on demand.
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Mr. McCabe left those memos with the F.B.I., which means Mr. Mueller's team has access to them.
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Facebook, which says it has access to 2.32 billion people, seems like a prime avenue of exposure.
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And according to the Federal Communications Commission, everyone in the sprawling county has access to broadband internet.
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However, Medigap policies have their own rules for enrolling, which can limit who has access to them.
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However, those dreams can become a reality only if my daughter has access to specialized medical care.
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We do not live in a perfect world in which every child has access to this ideal.
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If you're sharing photos or videos through a dating app, yes, the company has access to those.
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Radio astronomy has access to some protected wavelengths that communications companies are not allowed to infringe on.
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For anything I still can't clue, I turn to Nadine, who has access to the Cruciverb database.
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It has access to a bathroom with a shower; this room also opens to the pool area.
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With its SuperValu purchase, UNFI has access to 3,323 wholesale stores that service its retail distribution business.
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"Turkey has access to northern Syria but Russia has limited (Turkish) penetration under the deal," she added.
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Robinhood's staff has access to what people are typing into the app's search and looking to trade.
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In fact, only 20143 percent of the workforce in the US has access to paid parental leave.
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But of course, not everyone has access to the experts, or to the recommended forms of therapy.
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" He later added, "I have changed passwords and my ExGirlfriend no longer has access to my account.
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The ultimate goal is that every teenager in this country has access to specialized units if they're hospitalized.
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She's currently writing a column on self-care for Healthyish about wellness and who has access to it.
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But hey, maybe President Trump has access to top secret documents that detail exactly how the financials work.
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Because OkCupid has access to all of its users to conduct studies, its data contains high statistical significance.
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Journal has access to a treasure trove of data — much of which would be very valuable to advertisers.
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It also has access to a built-in audience via the 1.4 billion people who use its devices.
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The platform has access to 100,000+ templates and images and is integrated with Hootsuite, HubSpot, Buffer, and Yext.
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But it's also awful because anybody who has access to your VPN server can see your internet traffic.
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Tesla has access to "direct knowledge of the risk profile of customers based on the car," Musk said.
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The average office worker has access to company-provided software for tracking projects, clients, inventory, and other needs.
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Let's look into what data the government already has access to and whether it is being utilized effectively.
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They enter their login details when prompted — and just like that, the hacker has access to their account!
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It should be our obligation to make sure that everybody's educated and everybody has access to health care.
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Now they can be accessed and updated from any smartphone or PC that a parent has access to.
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STI has access to diversified sources of funding, including deposits, FHLB advances, and access to the capital markets.
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Access Control Lists (ACLs) let admins define and manage who has access to buckets and objects in S3.
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When the spouse who is investing has access to an employer plan, the range is $101,000 to $121,000.
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He wants to increase spending on public education and make sure everyone has access to affordable health insurance.
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The app doesn't appear to be tracking your data — the only thing it has access to is motion.
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He has access to and can influence a President who is very interested in maintaining support among evangelicals.
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Learn if your company has access to the 35-slide deck on the state of smart speaker adoption.
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Because it works with providers to pass along prescriptions to pharmacies, it has access to that medication history.
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"It's different now that everyone has access to the same information and the same things," Mr. Chow said.
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Currently, just 28503 in 22019 adults has access to paid leave through an employer, and vast disparities exist.
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Users are always in control of their keys and Bancor neither holds nor has access to users funds.
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We need to start there and insure everyone has access to these, the basics of a healthful diet.
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The world must ensure every infant has access to basic nutrition so they have a chance for life.
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That may be a staged rollout, though, as not everyone has access to the feature at this time.
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It's the idea that governments should ensure that everybody has access to at least some kind of job.
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Jenner, a wealthy high-fashion model, has access to some of the best skin pros money can buy.
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Not everyone has access to books, school supplies and Wi-Fi, with low-income families especially hard-hit.
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Kanye uses Trump in his lyrics to signal the idea that he has access to wealth and power.
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Not every student has access to working WiFi or data plans that allow them to live-stream classes.
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For example, only one in two agents responsible for assessing migrants has access to fingerprint scanners, officials say.
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That means that a $100 million fund has access to $2 million to pay overhead expenses every year.
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The goal of health care reform should be to ensure that everyone has access to excellent medical care.
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But your daughter has access to a lawyer and access to her family, and can travel around Vancouver.
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I believe that the UK government has access to the world's best scientists, epidemiologists, virologists and mathematical modelers.
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At a macro level, success for us will be when every farmer in Africa has access to insurance.
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With that, users can ensure that a visitor only has access to specific parts of a building, too.
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We can also ensure everyone has access to culturally appropriate mental health services through a trauma-informed approach.
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"We can make the world more fair if everyone has access to these people," Rogier told CNN Business.
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As acting director of national intelligence, Mr. Grenell has access to any secrets he may want to review.
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Only 38% of the population has access to fitness studios on ClassPass in their hometown, according to Lanman.
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Water, in this view, should be publicly owned and controlled to ensure that everyone has access to it.
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EZ-PET Automatic Water Fountain Ensure that your pet always has access to clean water with this fountain.
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Mr. Linklater has access to his grandmother's art, his family heritage, only through the institution that owns it.
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When the spouse who is investing has access to an employer plan, the range is $210,2000 to $121,000.
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Of course, it also has access to all the publicly-released information which all other modelers rely upon.
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"That's great as long as everybody at all times has access to their own private space," she says.
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As the president, Trump has access to information and briefings from some of the world's top intelligence professionals.
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"My concern is with the information the committee has access to after these depositions are done," Hurd said.
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He's reportedly also teamed up with the IRS (which, of course, has access to Trump's undisclosed tax returns).
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Well, you did mention he has access to cable television in prison, so he might watch it right?
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Of the book's three narrators, one has grown up inside Gilead, and so she has access to the small details that structure it from the inside; one has grown up outside of it—in Canada—and so she has access to sources of broader perspective, like history classes and broadcast news.
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At least some of Clearview's clients, like the Chicago Police Department, appear to be under the impression that the company only has access to public images that anyone could find online — but clearly, in the case of my producer, Clearview also has access to some information that is no longer public.
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I've got 3,000 tracks on my computer at home, to go with however many millions Tidal has access to.
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Less than half of the country's population has access to clean water and 81% do not use proper toilets.
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Since May 1, every Udacity student has access to technical mentors, expert reviewers, career coaches, and personalized learning plans.
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Mark Burnett Productions controls the raw Apprentice footage, while NBC only has access to the episodes that have aired.
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Each Amino community has access to several well-built news feeds, chatrooms, quiz and poll capabilities, and voice chat.
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Furthermore, Tewoo still has access to CNY42.5 billion in unused banking facilities, which are mainly for trade financing purposes.
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"Sambi no longer has access to his telephone and the conditions of his detention are prison-like," he said.
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Anyone with money and power has access to the West, but many find it expedient to pretend they don't.
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Dark Army has access to the kinds of lasers and sensors needed to bug the room from that alone.
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"We know that endometriosis has access to the blood and endometriosis cells are found in the blood," Taylor said.
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I think once the consumer has access to such information, he will put the dollar where the heart is.
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But according to industry insiders, this is one of the most important sets of data Facebook has access to.
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Pride Month may be intended for all LGBTQ people, but that doesn't mean everyone has access to official celebrations.
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He has access to lawyers and he uses that card time and time again to try and silence people.
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Dan Scavino, Trump's social media guru who has access to the Twitter account, was also named in the suit.
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Both loved and loathed, Mr Cruz enjoys near universal name recognition in Texas and has access to colossal funding.
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If those credentials get stolen, the thief potentially has access to the entire universe of servers inside a company.
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And, by using so-called smart contracts, the owner of information can easily tweak who has access to what.
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An estimated 40 percent of Tanzania's population of around 47 million has access to electricity, according to official figures.
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He lives in Tokyo, and has access to new Hatsune Miku vinyls, Nintendo 3DS limited editions, and Sega arcades.
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It's worth saying yes to all this — the more information Cortana has access to, the smarter she'll supposedly be.
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Hadley says Razor's licensing of inventor Shane Chen's hoverboard patent ensures it has access to the best design schematics.
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"Bottom line, everybody who has access to potentially classified information has to have the proper clearance beforehand," Nance said.
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In other words, unless the hacker also has access to your phone, he or she is out of luck.
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In Chad, the International Committee of the Red Cross is the only international organization that has access to prisons.
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I think we can ultimately make improvements so that everybody has access to the pastoral services they're looking for.
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Who has which formal legal rights, and who has access to the resources necessary to actually enjoy those rights?
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One key is making sure everyone has access to a good job, with fair wages, and safe working conditions.
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McClain notes that SailPoint is focused on who has access to a corporate network and who should have access.
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Amazon Prime Video says that it has access to 100 million Prime subscribers in more than 200 areas globally.
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Cohen said that these executives from Facebook, Google, YouTube, and Twitter control what information the world has access to.
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Congress cannot perform its oversight and legislative functions unless it has access to the information it thinks it needs.
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Facebook is conducting an audit of every app and service that has access to large amounts of its data.
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This means he most likely will tap the $1.3 billion in lines of credit that Tesla has access to.
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The AP had said it's unclear whether special counsel Robert Mueller has requested or has access to the memos.
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It comes with 3.1 acres of landscaped grounds, and has access to a private beach at nearby Charlton Bay.
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She has access to all this technology that first ladies of the past did not have the benefit of.
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The Finnish steel manufacturer Outokumpu has access to mineral deposits that give it a clear advantage over U.S. makers.
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WeWork says it has access to billions of dollars in debt as it seeks to reaffirm its financial health.
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Alexa has access to a universe of international sites, but some sites are already built into Alexa's streaming capabilities.
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Tribeca Pediatrics occupies the 2138,254-square-foot ground-floor space and has access to a basement of equal size.
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The third bedroom, considered the master, is at the rear of the house and has access to a patio.
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That's why I support Medicare for All, so that we can ensure every American has access to health care.
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Less than a fifth of the population has access to electricity, and almost 85 percent lives on subsistence farming.
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Minervini explained he has access to film these people because his relationships with them don't end when production stops.
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There are two conflicting national visions within Cuba, but only one vision is white and has access to dollars.
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People must be able to learn what data is being gathered about them and who has access to it.
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With the Hue Bridge, once you add a bulb, every device in your home automatically has access to it.
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Inflation will always respond, eventually, to a determined policymaker who has access to interest rates and the printing presses.
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"Today, the average consumer has access to better technology than sophisticated criminals had twenty years ago," the report reads.
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Just because they're an AT&T premium subscriber that has access to HBO Max, have they ever used it?
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However, Fitch believes that CitiSL's liquidity position is stable as the branch has access to intergroup funding, if needed.
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Facebook could, if it wanted to, listen to a Messenger call because it has access to the decryption keys.
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We need to work to ensure everyone has access to quality, affordable health care, no matter who they are.
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According to the White House, 99 percent of the country now has access to advanced 4G LTE wireless connectivity.
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They're things that maybe not everybody has access to, but they're not designed to be secret, like a password.
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As a result, the site has access to all kinds of interesting data on coding trends, emerging technologies, etc.
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In fact, 3D Paint has access to an impressive online library of pre-made 3D objects from the Remix community.
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But there's a huge difference between universal coverage -- where everyone has access to health care -- and a government-run system.
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Zencastr then automatically uploads the guest(s) feed directly to Dropbox so the podcast host has access to each recording.
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HBL has access to equity markets and successfully raised fresh common equity in 2014, in contrast to its domestic peers.
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"It's not kept separately, and everybody has access to it," curator Madeleine C. Viljoen said of the library's steamier materials.
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For example: Most of the English-speaking world (except for the U.S.) has access to Roast Chicken Lay's potato chips.
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Taylor Swift has access to the best of everything — that goes for food, fashion, real estate, and yes, even friends.
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Last year she was removed from a board control-and-risk committee that has access to OPL 245 case files.
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Rankin has access to something that Kovalic desperately needs back home, and the two are thrust into a precarious situation.
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How does Kufrin feel about Garrett now that she's not in the Bachelorette Mansion, and has access to the internet?
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"I believe we need to change our health care laws [to] where everyone has access to health care," Inslee said.
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But the U.S. government still has access to them when it conducts a search on a suspected or known terrorist.
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One could imagine adversarial nations thinking of ways to ensure Trump only has access to CNN when he visits them.
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As it stands now, Curtis has access to her son once a day during Maguire's visitations in order to breastfeed.
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Here's the thing about capital-F fashion: Very rarely does it speak to what the everyday shopper has access to.
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Reliance Jio, after having invested about USD963bn on spectrum and networks, has access to the pan-India 800MHz/850MHz spectrum.
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Seidman Becker stressed that everyone's data is securely encrypted and that no one other than Clear has access to it.
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"Folks have definitely checked out," said another Wall Streeter who has access to the campaign finance circuit in New York.
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But less than 10% of Lagos' population has a sewer connection, and just one-fifth has access to tap water.
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Most probably aren't asking where the data from their smart devices is going, or who has access to that data.
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With all the new data set to be available, the question of who has access to the imagery becomes paramount.
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WhatsApp currently has 1.6 billion users, many of whom in countries where not everyone has access to a bank account.
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Each team has a spymaster who has access to a key card that reveals which characters correspond with which cards.
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For example, a Tesla Model S 60 only has access to 60kWh battery capacity, despite having a larger, 75kWh battery.
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It could be 500 years before every Romanian has access to a toilet, and 450 years for Ghanaians, it added.
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It was one of the world's first global brands, and Bayer 04 has access to the company's global marketing apparatus.
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The agency also has access to the president's tax returns, which Trump has repeatedly refused to submit to the public.
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There should not be an app called "Google Docs" there — actual Google Docs has access to your account by default.
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Just one of the reasons why you should never publicly feud with a sibling who has access to embarrassing photos.
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Verizon has access to huge amounts of data, through both wired services like FiOS and mobile services like Verizon Wireless.
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The company will also need to tell users how their information is being used, and who has access to it.
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Trump's "code-word information" disclosure risks damaging the relationship with the intelligence source, which has access to ISIS inner workings.
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Ensure that the network your computer/device is on is secure and you know who has access to your network.
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Kelly has access to a phone for a total of 15 minutes a month to speak with family and friends.
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Pretrial supervision means that the defendant has access to treatment services and must regularly report to their pretrial services offer.
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Even if future studies do show that CBD is an effective treatment for epilepsy, not everyone has access to it.
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No state should have to step in to fulfill the federal government's responsibility to ensure everyone has access to care.
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"Manafort has access to a separate workroom at the jail to meet with his attorneys and legal team," it continues.
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Trump's "code-word information" disclosure risks damaging the relation with the intelligence source, which has access to ISIS's inner workings.
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Trump's "code-word information" disclosure risks damaging the relationship with the intelligence source, which has access to ISIS's inner workings.
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You might say that, whereas Inga always has access to her memory, Otto doesn't always have access to his notebook.
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The eligibility requirements would govern who has access to "special nuclear material," such as information about plutonium and enriched uranium.
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And MasterCard believes that when the world has access to digital payments, the Internet of Everything starts to benefit everyone.
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And the president himself has shown that a black candidate has access to the key to modern campaigning, big money.
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As a 17-year-old junior at Jones College Prep, Aguilar has access to resources like a Black Student Union.
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The lock provisions mean that only the company who sells the machines has access to the codes to repair them.
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Personal Shopper has access to Amazon's thousands of brands across price points, in sizes 0–24 and XS–XXL/3X.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has access to all nuclear facilities, Iran's supply chain, and uranium mines and mills.
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But 800 million people around the world can't read, and only half of the world has access to the internet.
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And no analysis of the social media landscape is ever complete because no one has access to all the data.
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If [a company] has access to the keys, there is any number of scenarios where the data can be compromised.
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It displays the time, has access to Prime Video, and (obviously) can show you what your security cameras are seeing.
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Trump's "code-word information" disclosure risks damaging the relationship with the source country, which has access to ISIS's inner workings.
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One of the other four bedrooms on this floor has access to a private outdoor porch with a hipped roof.
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Today, 90% of the population has access to primary health care, and more than 97% are immunized with basic vaccines.
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In exchange, Jones has access to hundreds of radio affiliates around the country, which he uses to hawk his wares.
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"Our greatest concern is that the public has access to the art we've provided throughout LACMA's history," he told Knight.
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While not everyone has access to a credit card, banks have done a pretty good job of increasing the availability.
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As part of the terms with Airshare, Mahomes has access to the company's private jets whenever he wants to travel.
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"We are aware that not everyone with a disability has access to a smartphone," Khona told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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On the flip side, the data Albertsons has access to through its efforts will help it better understand its customers.
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The quirky tradition makes sense seeing as the royal family has access to everything they could ever want or need.
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The hacker also said he still has access to the hacked systems as the vulnerability he exploited isn't patched yet.
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It also has access to other information, such as my birthday, but if I choose, I can cut that off.
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The free mind has access to all knowledge and speculation of its age, and nothing cramps it like a taboo.
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"However, since it still has access to all channel's messages, all data can be retrieved using this token," Detectify writes.
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I think because we think everyone has access to social media, we presume that everyone should know the right way.
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The people in the best position to answer this question work at Facebook, which alone has access to the relevant data.
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Lelo, Ella Paradis, Babeland, and more of our favorite retailers want to ensure that everyone has access to that self-exploration.
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"We want to make sure everyone has access to coverage and we want to make it more affordable," Hoeven told CNN.
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"Everybody becomes (a) VIP, everybody has access to all the services in the bank, only through the mobile phone," Yang said.
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Not everyone has access to lightening-fast internet that makes streaming so appealing, and some people just prefer their movies offline.
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Pichai claims that responsible data collection means Google can protect privacy, even as it has access to mountains of personal information.
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All of Chef's commercial offerings will also be built from the same open-source code that everybody now has access to.
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The loans require very little in the way of an application, since Square already has access to its businesses' financial information.
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What needs to be solved is finding a solution so that everyone in this country has access to affordable, quality healthcare.
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What's at stake is the question of who has access to scientific knowledge: wealthy institutions, or anyone with an internet connection?
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Ditto the Pixel's Snapdragon 821 processor — everyone has access to it and the optimizations that Google and Qualcomm worked on together.
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It has access to multiple different dashboards, forecasting of future workloads, and the ability to track hours worked, among other features.
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He could well reach the same conclusion as the Senate investigators, but he has access to information not available to them.
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The system also has access to the FBI's mug shot database, which would add another 25 million faces to search through.
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I really appreciate that Errol has access to so much vibrancy, culture, and life all around him at a young age.
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Keep in mind, Facebook still likely has access to a good deal of your data long after you've deleted your account.
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Actor Isaac Hempstead-Wright has characterized you as a supercomputer, who has access to the collective memories of the entire world.
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Some have focused on making Obamacare a better experience for consumers, by guaranteeing that everyone has access to a nonprofit option.
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Tap on Permissions to see everything the app has access to: A messaging app, for instance, might have access to SMS.
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But when a bank has access to deposits that don't move much, it enables it to fund the liquid financial assets.
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A victim of domestic violence is five times more likely to be killed if her abuser has access to a gun.
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Even if Apple now has access to Qualcomm's 5G modems, it's still unlikely that we'll see a 5G iPhone this year.
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He has three US passports, owns at least 15 vehicles and has access to two private jets, according to the memo.
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The photos came from a source who has access to the facility and was disturbed by the conditions over the weekend.
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And HHS alone has access to the most valuable enrollment tool — the list of people who have previously shopped for coverage.
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Those numbers don't include queries made by the FBI or Drug Enforcement Administration, which also has access to the databases.[TechCrunch]
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These commerce tools are important for Pinterest, because again, it has access to all the points of a consumer's buying experience.
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We praise each other for seeking treatment, but often fail to acknowledge that not everyone has access to the same resources.
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"Digital inclusion is about ensuring that everyone has access to things like online information, online entertainment and online services," said Puthucheary.
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As part of Onyach's premium ticket package, she has access to a celebrity meet-and-greet in a private convention lounge.
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Our military has access to the most advanced weapons, vehicles, and equipment in the world in order to defeat any enemy.
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We can't assume everyone has access to the same options that we have or are able to make the same choices.
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The company also has access to equity markets while its CNY7 billion private placement is waiting for approval from the regulator.
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Prior EPA administrators did not have similar setups, and Pruitt has access to secure communications equipment elsewhere at the agency's headquarters.
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Industry groups have also announced a new effort to provide more granular data about who has access to broadband and where.
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Which means in 2016, unlike her parents' generation which was decimated by AIDS, Lumba has access to life-saving antiretroviral therapy.
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The company also has access to a network of about half of all U.S. doctors through its mobile health app Epocrates.
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As a member of the bloc, Britain has access to Europe's $19 trillion integrated economy of more than 500 million citizens.
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About 60 percent of the population has access to health services - defined as being within one hour's walking distance, Feroz said.
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So much of our lives today are conducted online that it's essential that we know who has access to our information.
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An intelligence officer then has access to Weiner's computer, as well as his home wireless network, and who knows what else.
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But Kim Jong Un's regime still likely has access to crude oil via a pipeline from China, and through Russian supplies.
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We have to start thinking about housing as a natural resource and develop a framework around who has access to that.
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The company declined to share a total number but said it is the same group that has access to Instagram analytics.
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Her older daughter, who is in high school, has access to a week's worth of assignments online along with several webinars.
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According to Internet World Stats, just 11.4 percent of Papua New Guinea's population of 8 million has access to the internet.
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What's more, the Justice Department already has access to citizenship data through the American Community Survey, which is conducted every year.
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Each has access to the yard, an AstroTurf soccer practice area, a children's den, a library, a gym and an atrium.
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The company still has access to another credit line totaling $3.2 billion which it first disclosed in October 2019, it said.
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By including high-speed broadband in their vision, these communities can create a local economy that has access to the world.
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But similar laws were long used to maintain divides not just in who has access to care, but who provides it.
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Her older daughter, who is in high school, has access to a week's worth of assignments online along with several webinars.
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The owner of this property has access to private-association tennis courts that are less than three minutes away on foot.
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There is no excuse whatsoever for anybody who has access to these important systems to release information on an unauthorized basis.
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Each occupant has access to a slice of privacy from the bunk's curtains, and can store away possessions under the bed.
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"There&aposs the perception that Amazon has access to all your data and owns all your data," Zukin told Business Insider.
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Families would likely end up on the hook to pay for such custom drugs, automatically limiting who has access to them.
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We're already celebrating victories, but we're not stopping until every person in this country has access to the care they need.
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Most simply want an affordable 4K TV that looks good, sounds good, and has access to all the most popular apps.
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Most lawmakers seem to agree that we shouldn't use income to determine who has access to public schools, roads, or bridges.
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Britain currently has access to the metadata of online communications without a warrant, but not to the content of individual messages.
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That's because often just one person has access to a workplace retirement savings plan and fails to save enough for two.
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Patreon has access to data on up-and-comers that it likely feels is too good not to make use of.
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In doing so, highly sensitive information about car owners can be made available to anyone who has access to the tool.
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"Under common law, there is a presumption that the public has access to all judicial records," wrote federal Judge James Bredar.
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Patty Murray's Child Care for Working Families Act would ensure every family has access to affordable and high quality child care.
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Once Volkswagen has access to customer data, it will be able to make better-informed decisions on future businesses and products.
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She knows what sells, and she does it well, using her power to redefine luxury and who has access to it.
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As a member of the intelligence panel, Wyden has access to classified information that the rest of his colleagues do not.
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Teigen provided some witty responses to people's burning questions — including whether or not she has access to an apocalyptic billionaire bunker.
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The draft also proposed restricting who has access to the securitisation space, in a bid to cut risks in the sector.
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It&aposs also taken some understanding among the Providence team of what Microsoft has access to and what it does not.
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He has access to an almost unrivaled store of demographic and financial data as a pollster and financial markets information provider.
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"My main concern is that everyone has access to the therapies and practices that are healing to them," Ms. Nicholas said.
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Thankfully, his work has access to both a power generator and Internet, letting him charge devices before leaving for the day.
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Pick a topic, there's probably a database with the answer somewhere on it, and your library most likely has access to it.
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Neither Elliott nor PPG has access to non-public information about Akzo, said Leslie McGibbon, a spokesman for the Dutch paint maker.
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Any Periscope user now has access to use external sources such as streaming software, hardware encoders and professional cameras for their broadcasts.
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That said, Marvel Studios has access to many heroes and villains above and beyond what we've seen in the movies to date.
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However, Facebook has access to information beyond pictures and captions that help in its fraud analysis, such as IP addresses of scammers.
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Unlike many Muslim countries, the country's 10,000 HIV-positive population now has access to lifesaving antiretroviral drugs to boost their immune systems.
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"When she is out, she has access to go inside, so visitors may or may not see her," said the Facebook post.
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He also has three US passports, owns at least 15 vehicles and has access to two private jets, according to the memo.
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In the meantime, Benioff and Weiss should be glad Khal Drogo no longer has access to his troops — or his sharp props.
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Ensuring your staff has access to the big boss is empowering to everyone, and it's a practice that's served me well. 2.
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By using VoiceOver, one of Apple's most well-known accessibility features, Vasquez has access to the same functions as a sighted person.
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But McAfee's Davis says that Google should make it easier for users to control who has access to their data within Gmail.
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Anyone who reads these blogs has access to a computer with basic graphic design tools, so what makes these printables so appealing?
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We also know that a woman is five times more likely to be murdered when her abuser has access to a gun.
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IBM's solution, therefore, is to offer "permissioned" blockchains that control who has access to the ledger, and what roles they can play.
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She still earns only 100 rupees a day, but at least, she says, she has access to a steady stream of waste.
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He said Comcast is focusing on making sure it has access to consumers wherever they are through technology as well as content.
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The spokesman added that the secretary has access to both unclassified and the highest form of classified communication systems on the plane.
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When the loan is paid off, the borrower has access to the savings, which can help cover unexpected expenses in the future.
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The school is arguably one of the most plugged-in anywhere: Virtually every part of the campus has access to the internet.
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Verizon's purchase of Yahoo and, separately, its growth in wireless means the company has access to more consumer data than ever before.
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" Jones declined to comment on the allegations made on Instagram, reiterating that "at the moment, no one has access to the Instagram.
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The median income earner in America today has access to technology that would cost millions of dollars just a few decades ago.
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I did this because I want to see a world where everyone has access to death with dignity, as I have had.
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Also, make sure your pet has access to plenty of water so he or she can stay hydrated all weekend long. 3.
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Just over half of the total global population has access to the internet, the UN estimated at the end of last year.
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A future where every Georgia resident has access to the ballot box, Zeigler argues, may not exist without Abrams at the helm.
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" Calling on law enforcement to step up "There are certain critical signals that only law enforcement has access to, like money flows.
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Zuck's answer to the issue: an audit of every app and service that has access to Facebook's huge swath of personal data.
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Draft picks are draft picks, and everyone has access to reams of data and scouting reports on even the most obscure prospect.
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Through a network of crude oil pipelines, LOOP has access to more than 2.5 million b/d of refining capacity in Louisiana.
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Alex vocalizes his guilt, puts himself in harm's way, and also has access to guns because his father works in law enforcement.
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Farook's device was last backed up in October 19th of 2015, which means that the FBI already has access to that data.
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Although Lodha has access to domestic funding sources, the company has not yet communicated a detailed refinancing plan for its upcoming maturities.
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The data Google has access to includes lab results, doctor diagnoses, hospitalization records and health histories with names and date of births.
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In addition to preparing the next generation, we must ensure the current workforce has access to training as the job market evolves.
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"Courage House respects religious freedom and works to ensure that every girl has access to opportunities to attend religious services," they wrote.
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It's basically you're around research institutions and the challenge there is it is definitely upper middle class that has access to that.
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And if a woman's screening results raise concerns, we need to ensure she has access to free or low-cost diagnostic services.
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Diversified Funding Channels: Yida has access to diversified funding channels, including domestic corporate bonds, bank borrowings, trust borrowings and the equity market.
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If a thief has access to your account number and other personal information, you could be vulnerable to identity theft and fraud.
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Whenever there is dissymmetry of information, whichever party has access to more information holds an upper hand over the less-informed party.
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The Model 3 stores its juice in a 75-kWh battery pack and has access to Tesla's Supercharger DC fast-charging network.
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For privacy purposes, Apple only has access to a portion of your device number and a portion of your credit card number.
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" And further: "The FBI's facial-recognition search has access to local, state and federal databases containing more than 641 million face photos.
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We envision a world where everyone has access to the Internet and the vast opportunities for communication, entrepreneurship, and empowerment it affords.
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It oversees confidential plans for how big banks would handle bankruptcy and has access to records on millions of individual American deposits.
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Through international relationships, NMDP/Be The Match has access to more than 33 million potential donors and 765,000 cord blood units worldwide.
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He has access to plenty of cash, was once Mona's (Janel Parrish) minion, and has a deep hatred of Alison (Sasha Pieterse).
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They're things that maybe not everybody has access to, but they're not things that are designed to be secret like a password.
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No. I think that at this point everyone has access to all the other services, and they can know for themselves. Yeah.
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Although we don't know all the top secret details, here's some of the information he has access to, rounded up by Politico.
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When any bank, institution, or financial service has access to my sensitive information, I want to know that they're keeping it safe.
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Republicans also point out that the Senate has access to years of his judicial opinions, published writings, speeches, and other such materials.
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The appointment of John Bolton as national security adviser places him next to the hand that has access to the nuclear button.
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There are a ton of small breweries, and this city has access to great beer all around, since it's in the Northwest.
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Schools in her district will be surveying all of their families to determine who has access to WiFi and the requisite devices.
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While not everyone has access to a credit card, banks have done a good job of increasing the availability in recent years.
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Every country has access to violent video games and movies, but America is the only country with this frequency of gun deaths.
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Improving Funding Structure: Vanke has access to various funding channels, including offshore and onshore bank loans, debt markets and onshore trust loans.
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The game provides a reliable depiction of a track's characteristics, but Penske, a Ford team, also has access to a racing simulator.
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The doctor has access to K's diagnostic and either agrees or disagrees with it and gives you a prescription to do that.
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He currently lives in Corona, outside Los Angeles, where he has access to a major nexus of Twitch, YouTube, and gaming personalities.
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A small-business owner making a capital purchase — maybe a truck or a piece of equipment — has access to the same advantage.
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The Chandler Police Department told BuzzFeed News that it has access to facial recognition technology through the Arizona Counter Terrorism Information Center.
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The ABC reported that it still has access to the files, and talks are underway with the government about how to proceed.
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She also cited the importance of "data tagging," which tells where every piece of data originated and who has access to it.
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He argued that the Democratic resolution was "not anything special" because it grants the chairman powers that he already has access to.
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That's particularly impressive, because the Mate 9 uses Google's Android operating system and thus has access to Google Voice, a voice assistant.
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When associating solely with similar individuals, you limit the information you have access to, as well as who has access to you.
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"When staying at a hotel, anyone on staff has access to your room, which wouldn't have worked for this project," she explains.
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No one has access to all of the sales made by every single book published in the US in a given week.
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He'll be highly motivated to make concessions to make sure that Britain still has access to Europe's common market when time runs out.
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KCM has access to KMB's recognized global brands, common processes and product technology, consistent financial reporting and controls, and worldwide purchasing and sourcing.
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From preventing and fighting disease, to curbing the effects of climate change, to ensuring every person has access to information and economic opportunity.
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All it takes is a Netflix account and just about everyone has access to one of those, whether it's their own or not.
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India is the only market where Spotify offers a free version of its app that has access to the entire catalog on demand.
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When Alexa has access to the Audible app, you can quickly ask to resume a particular title from where you last left off.
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Regardless of whether it improves the experience or not, Google has access to mountains of personal data and it's apparently still not enough.
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Beyond controlling the lights (and a nifty little motion-controlled nightlight), the mirror also has access to the general Alexa portfolio of skills.
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Not every library has a Kanopy option, and not every local branch of the service has access to all of its available movies.
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The company has access to addresses of nearly all homes in America, Farzaneh said, and currently works with many U.S. property insurance companies.
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As Masket wrote in an email, Trump has access to a group of voters that they've been courting for decades — working class whites.
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Lula has a television in the Federal Police building that serves as his cell but only has access to the public broadcasting channels.
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CEO Richard McVey told Cramer his company has access to data that can help forecast bond trades for clients in about 25,000 CUSIPs.
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Because the US has access to the largest set of financial records in the world, the British turned to the Americans for help.
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In the game, players can assume the roles of a new trainee to the Delos company who has access to the Training Simulations.
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It now has access to a library with over 1GB of samples, loops, and FX from established brands like Sugar Bytes and Loopmasters.
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Signing with a PGP key does not prove someone's identity; it only proves that the person signing has access to the private key.
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Analysts say it will need more than 20193,000 tonnes of nickel in 2019 compared with the 250,24 tonnes plus it has access to.
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Thankfully, however, a Slack spokesperson confirmed that there is still a way you can check if your boss has access to your DMs.
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Any fundamental change in a society hinges on questions of power: who has access to power, and how those in power allocate resources.
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I'm that rare human that has access to both phones and the ecosystem flexibility to not be immediately tied to iOS or Android.
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Once I'd spoken about sexual harassment and own personal experiences, almost everyone who has access to the internet became aware of my conversations.
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It's not clear if this AI analysis will be applied to the 1.6 million patient records that the Streams app has access to.
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With the declaration and other legal authorities, the President has access to important tools to take the steps necessary to secure the border.
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The company also has access to games-loving communities on the Facebook app, as well as Instagram and its virtual reality company Oculus.
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Plus, DirecTV Now has access to Viacom channels, including Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., Spike, MTV, Comedy Central, and others, which PlayStation Vue just lost.
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Analysts say it will need more than 400,000 tonnes of nickel in 103 compared with the 250,000 tonnes plus it has access to.
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To make matters worse, data from four separate systems was required to assess benefits eligibility, and Booz Allen has access to only one.
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He has stored 200 gallons (760 liters) of propane in an underground tank for his generator and has access to a water cistern.
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Of course, not everyone has access to Colonna, or his team of roughly 25 other coaches, or to one of his executive bootcamps.
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ICE already has access to all E-Verify databases, which are used by many large corporations and anyone doing business with the government.
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The #CSForAll initiative is a plan to ensure that every student in America has access to a robust and rigorous computer science education.
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Anyone who logs into an account on the site has access to other information from all accounts, including phone numbers and device configurations.
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We expect that the weight on the prior will decrease rapidly once the model has access to even small samples of actual results.
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If one particular town decides to give an account to an ICE officer, then that ICE officer has access to everybody sharing data.
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Because the agency only has access to those funds appropriated to them, it may need to work with contractors on a voluntary basis.
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Especially after it turns out that the boy is the godhead of a flock and somehow has access to top-secret government coordinates.
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Egan, established the precedent that the president as commander-in-chief has authority to control who has access to national security-related information.
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The FBI has access to a whopping 411.9 million images for use in facial recognition, roughly 30 million of which are mug shots.
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It said the chief compliance officer has access to the board "whenever needed" and can only be fired by a full board vote.
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University officials did not respond to questions about the status of Dr. Strampel's tenure revocation or whether he still has access to campus.
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It called on Saudi authorities to ensure Jarallah has access to medical care, saying he suffered from diabetes, heart and kidney-related conditions.
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Bran theoretically has access to all information but seems to access it only when and in which way the story needs him to.
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As a native Korean, Youngju has access to a variety of BTS fandom material that is either unavailable or overpriced in other countries.
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Not every theatrical production has access to livestream rights, and many organizations are outright canceling productions, sending artists home to increase physical distancing.
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She's now the senior Democrat on the — on the Judiciary Committee, meaning she has access to the FBI that most of us don't.
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He also played down an upward spike in Avolon corporate bond rates in recent days, saying Avolon has access to multiple funding markets.
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"We just want to ensure every player in the W has access to the same professional resources from team to team," Ogwumike said.
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Through our Medicare for All Who Want It plan, we will ensure that every American has access to comprehensive and affordable health coverage.
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In other words, someone behind this viral social media marketing website apparently has access to the Reddit account that posted the original thread.
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You can manage what an app has access to by going to Settings and selecting "Apps" on the left side of the screen.
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It'll ensure that your cat has access to a fresh drink at all times, even when you're not home to refill their bowl.
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A person with insider knowledge, therefore, would not be able to defraud the company, which presumably has access to the same nonpublic information.
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SO THAT CONSUMERS WHO MIGHT NOT HAVE A FULL BUNDLE HAS ACCESS TO THESE BRANDS, STILL THINK OF THEM IN THEIR ENTERTAINMENT EXPERIENCE.
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Especially after it turns out that the boy is the godhead of a flock and somehow has access to top-secret government information.
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Every student has access to a school laptop and usually his or her own phone, which can become a toxic mix of stimuli.
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A teen center intended to promote technology learning has access to more than 30 computers, video gaming equipment and a sound recording studio.
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Though some of the apps are free, the identity of the creators can impact who has access to the practice of mindfulness meditation.
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But given the historical demographic that has access to theatre, that question might be explored in a production specifically, explicitly, for Black people.
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Wayfair has a pretty transparent business practice, which is to say any one of us has access to any sale that comes through.
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The new Fire TV Stick has access to over 300,000 movies and TV shows via apps and, of course, Amazon's own Instant Video library.
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I'm sure she has access to the same polling data that we do, which tells us that these issues are hugely popular with voters.
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We reached out to Uber, who told us while they don't comment on lawsuits, the driver no longer has access to the driver app.
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Sling has access to much of its content — including ESPN — because of some legal settlements between its parent company Dish and the cable networks.
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No one, especially the President, who has access to the most sensitive intelligence in the world, can claim ignorance about how Russia attacked Clinton.
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Lowe later clarified that the company also has access to a $300 million credit line and could keep going for another 17 months... maybe.
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Access to Low-Cost Funding: Longfor has access to diversified funding sources and strong access to both domestic and offshore bond markets and banks.
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It has access to a Federal Reserve account of $200 million while around 87 million pounds are frozen in a Bank of England account.
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The alliance means the UK has access to information the rest of Europe does not, adding weight to the conclusions of its security agencies.
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"We will not stop fighting to ensure that every woman has access to essential, constitutionally-protected care, without politicians controlling when, how or why."
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The SDK sucks up all the user data that the app has access to, and the developer gets a check every month in return.
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The FBI currently has access to more than 173 million driver's license photographs, although very few of the subjects are suspected of a crime.
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In conjunction with an app, it can intelligently resolve issues when they crop up, or let you control who has access to the network.
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This move also means Easy Transfer potentially has access to its 200,000 relatively wealthy registered users even after they graduate and begin to work.
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A second priority is to limit how long information on citizens is kept, constrain who has access to it and penalise its misuse fittingly.
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Apple's shows could be accessed through an app, or even Apple's TV app, which also has access to content from services like HBO Now.
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Recode has reached out to Volvo to determine whether the automaker has access to that data once it sells the base vehicles to Uber.
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To that end, Metro Cash & Carry is said to be present in 25 countries worldwide and has access to 21 million active wholesale customers.
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That means that not everyone has access to Aldi's signature low prices and impressive selection of wines that are both cheap and award-winning.
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A Google takeover of Twitter would give the company greater control over who has access to the data and what specifically they can access.
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I think because she has access to all her knowledge now, she knows what to say to manipulate them to get what she wants.
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Innoviva shareholders supported the company's three director nominees at the annual meeting, according to the person who has access to the preliminary voting totals.
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Trump has kicked Steve Bannon to the curb, but Ruddy, a less well-known right-wing media impresario, still has access to the president.
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Facebook open sourced the basic functionality of service features to different pieces, but they didn't open source who has access to what, which layers.
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It has access to information human players do not and can issue orders to units that would be outside a human's field of view.
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Why it's not normal: The president of the United States has access to the most in-depth and accurate classified intelligence in the world.
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While Vevo has access to that content by way of Google's analytics, it doesn't get to capture and keep that social engagement for itself.
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Thanks to cloud computing, everyone has access to supercomputing capabilities with just the swipe of a credit card, paying only for what they use.
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These controls are useful, given that the tablet also has access to over a million downloadable apps and games from the Google Play Store.
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A big part of his current agenda is modernizing the U.S. Military by ensuring it has access to the best technology and talent available.
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Anyone with a smart phone now has access to unlimited information and mass communication that were previously the exclusive province of a few elites.
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If one person in a large rural census block has access to a carrier's offerings, then the company can list that area as covered.
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The ones that govern a male sexual predator whose targets are boys and who already has access to the same urinals that they do.
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A particular arrest takes it one step further, raising questions about how our genetic information is being used and who has access to it.
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Prior to the deal, more than $100 billion in Iranian international assets were frozen due to international sanctions; Iran already has access to that.
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"I'm proud that the Senate came together to ensure DoD has access to launch vehicles that it can afford," Gardner said in a statement.
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I am especially afraid for my mother's health, as she only has access to inedible food and contaminated water, and has lost considerable weight.
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It also has access to airfields and deepwater ports dating to World War II.Now only 16 countries recognize Taiwan, including five small Pacific nations.
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But 401(k)s aren't the only tool to save for retirement, and only about half of the US workforce has access to them.
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The set-top box has access to a full range of apps available in the Google Play store including YouTube, Netflix, Vudu and more.
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"Known and Strange Things," his first collection of nonfiction, journeys through all the landscapes he has access to: international, personal, cultural, technological and emotional.
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G.E. has access to data from sensors in its machines that it uses to make software that helps predict whether a machine needs repairs.
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For $50 per month, George says she has access to $90,000 worth of work of equipment like power tools, laser printers, and electrical supplies.
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I can tell you this, Bret, the president has access to every bit of evidence, even more than those of us on House Intel.
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But TaskRabbit is the only platform it has bought, and executives say that brings IKEA another benefit: it has access to TaskRabbit's customer data.
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They can control who has access to which credentials, sync changes automatically, track usage, and set up an emergency contact for business-critical logins.
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But if someone already has access to your computer, they could disable automatic security updates and take advantage of vulnerabilities that are regularly patched.
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"It's a tool that everybody has access to and, for trans people to not have access is a denial of our existence," Drucker says.
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Now there's an app called Gloria which is trying to ensure that anyone who plays — and has access to a smartphone — can get noticed.
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It finds better deals than any other metasearch website, including Google Flights or Kayak, partly because it has access to so many different OTAs.
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Schiff, who as a top member of the House Intelligence Committee also has access to classified information, thinks the president is missing something big.
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But when he discusses the current Patriots, there is a collective lean-in toward the radio, because fans know Zolak has access to Belichick.
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"To combat this crisis, it is essential that companies have access to credit and the banking system has access to liquidity," the SNB said.
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The apartment also has access to a rooftop terrace, a coveted amenity in a neighborhood where many apartments do not have balconies, she said.
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"Congress is taking steps to ensure the government has access to the resources needed to combat this deadly virus & keep Americans safe," she wrote.
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Today, a captain has access to many resources on shore, but the role remains the same: He or she is god of the ship.
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A lot of the write-ups and videos out there gloss over how Lzplay works and just how many permissions it has access to.
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Paez-Pumar says he has access to NBC, Fox, ESPN, and BeIN, yet once a week he'll catch a game of soccer on Twitch.
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We can't control when an application has access to our information, so once we agree to allow it, they have access to it indefinitely.
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That effectively bars the public from knowing who has access to officials, even as Mr. Trump fills top jobs with former lobbyists and consultants.
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The device has Siri built right into it, plus it has access to all of Apple's other apps and services that you would expect.
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But inside that denial is also the awkward fact that Apple has access to that data in the first place via the iCloud loophole.
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Kushner and Trump Kushner may have lost his clearance, but he still has access to a far more important resource -- his father-in-law.
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Domingo-Garcia's birth certificate didn't show up in a database that ICE has access to, which helps to verify a person's country of origin.
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At the same time, we also need to ensure that law enforcement has access to the tools it needs to keep us all safe.
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But not every Muslim American out there has access to the support I had — and more importantly, the education system shouldn't require them to.
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Well, my understanding is Benchmark has access to pretty good lawyers and if I'm a limited partner, it's like so you're saying you're dumb?
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"That one click between Ancestry and 23andMe and GEDmatch is actually a huge step in terms of who has access to your information," Eidelman said.
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Access to Low Cost Funding: Longfor has access to diversified funding sources and has strong access to both domestic and offshore bonds and banks markets.
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While rising rates are on his radar because of construction loans, Tisch said the company has access to equity through its parent company, Loews Corp.
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In addition to a seat on the company's board, Yum now also has access to the data that it collects on KFC and Taco Bell.
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Washington (CNN)The FBI has access to more than 641 million photos of people's faces in searchable form, a government watchdog official said on Tuesday.
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Unfortunately, there are huge inequalities in who has access to high-quality early learning experiences, and this further cements the stark economic inequalities across generations.
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GSAM has picked Dublin as a centre for administrative staff when it no longer has access to the single market from London following Brexit. reut.
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"Around the world, only one in 10 people with disabilities has access to assistive technologies and products," Microsoft president Brad Smith writes in today's announcement.
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"Even without democratic legitimacy or much popular support, Maduro has access to the resources and capabilities he needs to defend the status quo," says Long.
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For individual investors, that means they have to be working with a financial advisor who has access to this strategy in order to utilize it.
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Now consider that we've just passed a law that effectively states, openly, that the NSA has access to personally identifiable information if there's a breach.
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The Japanese game maker also hinted at more smartphone apps to come, which would aim to "maximize the population that has access to Nintendo IP."
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He even has access to a tiny laptop for ordering parts, or a Haynes 911 manual if he really has no idea what he's doing.
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Instead, his cryptographic proof is that he has access to a private key that can be linked to a bitcoin address mined by Satoshi Nakamoto.
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Right now, Marzipan is still in the early stages, and only Apple has access to it (unless you're very good at digging through Apple's filesystems).
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Beyoncé's dog has access to a special type of email where you don't have to put something in the subject line, it's just all body.
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Whether or not an abusive partner has access to firearms is a factor that is highly correlated to risk of serious or lethal violence occurring.
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Now that basically everyone who has access to the internet also has a Facebook account, Facebook's next frontier is connecting more people to the internet.
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According to the Attorney General's document, Breivik has access to three different prison cells - for living, study and exercise - between which he can move freely.
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Once your Slack team has access to the bot, you can browse the menu, order and pay for meals all from within a Slack message.
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If you're an AT&T cellular customer, the company already has access to real-time location data, mobile browsing activity, and other lucrative personal information.
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If you're the kind of person who has access to a 3D printer, you're probably more than capable of tweaking the files for newer phones.
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As well as being a part of EFTA, Norway has access to the EU's single market by being a member of the European Economic Area.
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Hillary Clinton said a key to creating opportunities in under-served areas is making sure everyone has access to modern infrastructure like high-speed internet.
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"Not everyone has access to the ECB's deposit facility, so they turn to a safe place to put their cash," ING strategist Benjamin Schroeder said.
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It's a difficult task, however, when only one percent of the Eritrean population has access to the internet, and only six percent have cell phones.
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Access to Low-Cost Funding: Longfor has access to diversified funding sources and has strong access to both domestic and offshore bonds and banks markets.
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I always have to make sure he has access to proper medical care, which requires power to refrigerate his insulin and provide a special diet.
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Because the public now has access to extensive genetic testing options, you can learn whether your ACTN3 gene expresses the 577R or the 577X variety.
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Not everyone [has access to capital] and there are theories out there that great GPs aren't happening because they don't happen to know wealthy families.
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The changes are particularly important as consumers begin to worry more about how their data is used and shared, and who has access to it.
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The FBI reported hate crimes increased in both 2016 and 2017, though it only has access to incidents classified and voluntarily reported by local agencies.
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A spokesperson for Notre Dame, André Finot, elaborated that there is a firefighter on site at the cathedral who has access to the alarm system.
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Permissions vary from app to app, but if you're unsure how much of your data the app has access to, it's smart to check here.
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The neighborhood merges imperceptibly with Downtown Brooklyn and has access to no fewer than 10 subway lines, as well as the Long Island Rail Road.
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The whole idea of the North Korean Facebook-clone is pretty interesting, because North Korea barely has access to the Internet in the first place.
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The rule doesn't apply to members of Congress or anyone else who has access to the data when it goes live at 8:30 a.m.
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Guns make domestic violence situations far more fatal: Victims are five times more likely to be killed if their abuser has access to a gun.
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But not everyone has access to AI to help parse the new rules, and many complain that complying is tough, and punishments are too harsh.
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It makes sense; while not everyone is likely to go out and buy a noise machine, almost everyone has access to podcasts, via their phones.
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"This is going to be the first time the Chinese consumer has access to the US stock market in such an easy way" Tenev says.
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When asked how many parents have been told where their kids are, Azar only repeated that every parent has access to information locating their child.
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Right now it's super hard to figure out who has access to what, and there's no easy way to revoke access when an employee leaves.
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C5 is tapping its 100 million pound fund to expand ITC, but also said it has access to larger pools of capital from co-investors.
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"Never put your wallet on a reader because whoever has access to it will be able to see the details of all your contactless cards."
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Being Indian — and this is true of I think most of the world that has access to tropical fruit — mangoes are almost a religious thing.
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"We are making sure everyone has access to quality care regardless of their citizenship status," said Ted Burton, vice president of communications at Central Health.
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The setup and installation of the system can take as little as a few weeks once Amazon has access to the retailer's store, Amazon says.
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For one, it is not clear how many bitcoins are actually in play or if Wright even has access to them, if he ever did.
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For now, Zarif still has access to what has become the main channel of communication between the U.S. and Iran in the Trump era: Twitter.
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Past research has already demonstrated that colonies as a whole can be more aggressive or docile, based on the resources the colony has access to.
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Water affordability is a national problem, and we need a federal commitment to ensure that every household in the country has access to safe water.
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Valle Nevado, 21 minutes from Santiago, Chile, has access to 0466,2800 acres of terrain and is one of the largest ski resorts in South America.
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Many of these are health coaches spread throughout the U.S., who are tasked with supporting patients proactively based on the data Hinge has access to.
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We need apprenticeships and a culture of lifelong learning, so every American has access to the skills needed for better jobs in the modern economy.
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Wall Street pushed back, arguing against the cost (no one knows), who will pay for it, and — most importantly — who has access to the data?
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"The entity that is responsible for the stewardship of the Public Interest Registry has access to everything," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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"The entity that is responsible for the stewardship of the Public Interest Registry has access to everything," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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GSAM has picked Dublin as a center for administrative staff when it no longer has access to the single market from London following Brexit. reut.
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We built those things together so that every employee at those companies has access to go back to school with the support of their employer.
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We walk around the terminal but see nothing interesting to eat, and we remember than A has access to the airport lounge – he's super ~fancy~.
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No single company like Facebook has access to your private information, and they can't hand that information over to a third party without your permission.
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Another study found that abused women are five times more likely to be killed by their abusers if that person has access to a gun.
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Companies like Duo, LogMeIn, RSA Security and Okta provide a variety of ways for companies to manage who has access to various applications and computers.
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Which means Mr. Williams has access to a luxury good — and a relationship to it — that global brands like Saga Furs and Fendi do not.
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Now any student, scholar or interested individual has access to some of the most important historical and archaeological specimens, buildings and cities in the world.
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Donald Trump's closest political advisor no longer has access to the Oval Office and takes a controversial and confrontational brand of economic populism with him.
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Understanding the touch pointsOne area where McMillan spent ample energy was ensuring that his team and others has access to the data for all projects.
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"The President's order went into effect immediately, and Mr. Brennan no longer has access to classified information," White House spokesman Hogan Gidley told The Hill.
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This legislation ensures the defense has access to relevant information in possession of the prosecutor, especially exculpatory material, though with appropriate redactions to protect victims.
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LIQUIDITY Strong Liquidity: Orange had EUR7.9 billion of cash and cash equivalents at end-2016 and has access to EUR6.3 billion of undrawn revolving lines.
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Not everyone has access to basic information, satisfactory care and a network of doctors who can guide them through their first years of child rearing.
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But now, with Manafort accepting a plea deal, Mueller's team finally has access to someone who has no incentive to stick to the party line.
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By the way ... Britney doesn't have a smartphone -- only a flip phone -- because of what she might do if she has access to the internet.
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Just because machine learning on your iPhone sorts your "brassiere" photos and others into their own folders, this doesn't mean Apple has access to those images.
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As the artist behind nearly all of Kardashian West's most iconic beauty looks, Bronx-born Dedivanovic has access to the most luxurious makeup on the market.
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Whether your family lives far away or you've made the choice to not have children, not everybody out there has access to a typical support system.
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It also said 96 percent of the world now lives within reach of a cellular network, and 90 percent has access to 3G speeds or greater.
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But without money for fuel, Kamkwamba didn't immediately know how to achieve this near-impossible dream — only 31% of Malawi's rural population has access to electricity.
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But it's the press secretary's job to make sure that all the media has access to the President, not just the ones who agree with him.
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The agency's methodology also falsely declares that if just one person in a census block has access to broadband, then everyone in that block has broadband.
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With Wickr's toolkit everyone has access to the same secure messaging tools including: end-to-end encrypted group video calls, screen sharing, and receive large files.
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"This is not a panel, this is empirical data," Hayes added, noting that UberMedia has access to billions of behavioral and location data points every day.
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Biden's political operation also has access to the reelection campaign's email list, though his representatives did not immediately respond to questions about how that was acquired.
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With 700 jets, NetJets is now the fifth-largest airline by number of planes, after Southwest Airlines, and it has access to thousands of private airports.
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In terms of data sovereignty, the file will always live in the country of record, even if an employee outside that country has access to it.
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The acquisition of Cash by DMM means the app now has access to financial resources and talent to support its growth and expansion into new markets.
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The important thing to keep in mind is that not everyone has access to a lactation consultant, because there just aren't enough resources in every state.
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Goes to show that not even Kardashian (who has access to the best stylists in the world) is above stretching time between root touch-up appointments.
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With the number of smartphone users expected to top 2 billion across the globe this year, Pandora currently has access to just a fraction of them.
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It's simultaneously worrisome how much information Google has access to and exciting to think of all the ways it can tie that info together, moving forward.
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He argued that Vidrovr has access to "really granular information" about the content of a video (it combines approaches like transcription, face detection and scene detection).
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Although subject to large working capital-related swings, the firm has access to a large amount of internal liquidity, in additional to good capital markets access.
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At $264.99, this is the lowest price we've seen on this portable projector yet, which runs on Android and has access to the Google Play Store.
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But along with cheaper solar power, he has access to new carpentry equipment, business coaching from GVEP and a loan scheme offered to entrepreneurs by JUMEME.
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The majority of Marketo's 2000,000 customers also use Salesforce, but the marketing automation system has access to more data about the funnel than its CRM counterpart.
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As for propane, Range said it has access to another pipeline and to rail-cars that will allow its product to continue to flow to customers.
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But it wouldn't be much of a stretch once the company has access to hundreds of Whole Foods locations, which could also serve as distribution centers.
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But instead of giving money to Stanford or Harvard, where they're hoarding their samples, we now have this entire genetic database that everybody has access to.
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The Chromecast Ultra has access to thousands of entertainment apps, but can also easily mirror your computer or smartphone screen and is compatible with Google Assistant.
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Tourmaline Partners, for instance, says it has access to 400 brokers through its almost 40 traders in London, Stamford in the United States and Sydney, Australia.
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The U.S. government has a moral obligation to make certain everyone has access to health-care services, former Aetna Chairman and CEO Ron Williams said Friday.
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The company only has access to photos and video uploaded to its social network, SkyPixel, by users who choose to do so inside the DJI app.
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Executives on the company's conference call noted that through cash and leverage, Biogen has access to up to $37 billion for deals and other capital expenditure.
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Such incidents are survivable if the patient has access to a tourniquet and transfusion, but in remote areas the victims could not reach help quickly enough.
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We have a shared responsibility to guarantee that everyone has access to quality, affordable healthcare and the ability to live and age with support and dignity.
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As of Friday, only about 17 percent of the island has access to electricity, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and rebuilding could take months.
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The committee "is the most appropriate forum for such matters, as it has been conducting an investigation and has access to relevant, classified information," he added.
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LIQUIDITY Healthy Liquidity: The company has access to a fully undrawn UPC Holding Bank Facility of EUR13 million and we' expect positive FCF from 2017-2020.
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Sanders did not address who Manigault Newman will continue to earn her taxpayer-funded salary if she no longer has access to the White House compound.
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The company pushed back against the complaint, insisting that it only has access to aggregated, anonymized data and not personally identifiable information about consumers' shopping habits.
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An important way companies can spot trespassers earlier is by having a firm grasp on who has access to critical user data in the first place.
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It also means ensuring law enforcement has access to electronic information when investigations are targeted at specific suspects and where the government has properly obtained warrants.
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More resistance to come The Queen Elizabeth hospital is lucky enough to be one of a handful in Malawi that has access to blood culture facilities.
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He said that the agency has access to twice as much ID data — like YouTube and audience data — using Ads Data Hub than it did previously.
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We know he has access to the rare metal called Beskar, and he wears an Imperial insignia — which means he's still loyal to the fallen Empire.
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Does Bloomberg need all its journalists when it has access to all these articles from Dow Jones along with The New York Times and Washington Post?
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The modernized kitchen and formal dining room lead into the breakfast area, which also has access to a balcony with views of Juniper Creek and property.
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It gets problematic if someone has access to your phone and sends a payment you didn't authorize or if you send it to the wrong person.
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"I would assume if you had that setting turned on that someone at some point has access to your public information in some way," he said.
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If you're part of the milieu that has access to progress in various areas, it's in some ways the most amazing time to be alive ever.
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Now, everybody has access to everything, and if you're not constantly in people's faces or in their car cd player, then you can get easily forgotten.
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The Democrats' tentpole is Priorities USA, a five-year-old super PAC that has access to the party's biggest donors and the implicit blessing of Mrs.
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As a political prisoner, he has access to a few amenities: a refrigerator, a television and a stove, according to reports in the local news media.
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Collectors highly suggest you find an independent watch maker that has a parts account with the manufacturer or simply just has access to original spare parts.
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A space off the pool area with a bar and a fireplace is described as a party room; it has access to a small outdoor terrace.
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"Clients should be active and thoughtful consumers and consider the cost-benefit of arguing about rewards points, or who has access to what club," he added.
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His legal defense team already has access to evidence in his case, and they'll only be able to see the redacted portions that pertain to him.
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We want to ensure that our electoral infrastructure is able to accommodate that uptick in voting that ensures every single citizen has access to the polls.
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It was authored by New America's Heather Hurlburt and Elena Souris and Invest America's Kahlil Byrd, a conservative policy entrepreneur who has access to key players.
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While nobody is sure exactly what data Facebook has been pulling from the devices its gotten into, we can say what the company has access to.
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The Associated Press has access to the draft of the battery of measures that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will announce in a nationally televised address.
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Working with frontline communities requires a genuine partnership where the community leads the process, has access to the experts and the funds to cover their costs.
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It is unclear if Assange has access to a mobile phone with a data connection inside the embassy or if he can even make phone calls.
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The third is Aunt Lydia, the main antagonist of the first book and one of Gilead's core architects, and so she has access to its secrets.
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Of his designs, Clarissa knows less than the reader—who has access to his letters to Belford—but she picks up on things all the same.
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""Today, law enforcement has access to more data than ever before in history, so Americans do not have to choose between weakening encryption and solving investigations.
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I want a utopian world where everyone has access to healthcare and a living wage, and I also want be a fucking billionaire in that utopia.
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Apple has access to enormous financial resources, and thus, confidence from developers that Apple Arcade will be around for a long time, no matter what happens.
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That is a vote of confidence from foreign investors in the country and confirmation that it has access to international capital markets to cover its deficits.
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They also both have ways to set up profiles for young children with parental controls to easily monitor usage and what a kid has access to.
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Mr. Linklater's solo show at 2315WSE Gallery, "From Our Hands," is also a multilayered take on the telling of history and who has access to what.
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Although he either owns or has access to newer Lincoln Town Cars, his primary vehicle is a 1998 edition with nearly 400,000 miles on the odometer.
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Matt, me, Gary — we didn't have the ability to go on Tumblr and have a perfectly curated experience, but Johnny has access to the best stuff.
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The party with the fifth-most access to presidential ballot lines, the Constitution Party, only has access to ballots in 15 states, according to its website.
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It even has access to popular music streaming services like Spotify, Google Play Music, Pandora, and more — including a free 14-day trial of YouTube Music Premium.
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Fewer than one in five people in Haiti's rural areas has access to proper sanitation, and 40 percent of Haitians use unsafe water sources, according to UNICEF.
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Under the FCC's current measurement model, a census block is considered "served" if just one home in the census area has access to broadband at those speeds.
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Any state that lies on the northern and southern borders or has international airports or has access to our 95,000 miles of coast line are borders states.
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Merlo claimed that his firm has access to 215,220 fake local news pages that he uses to push fake stories and dark ads purchased by Mexican politicians.
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YouTube would be well-positioned to do this because it has access to an enormous global base of active user accounts across YouTube and Google-owned platforms.
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Hackers could have exploited the vulnerability by linking users to a malicious instant app, which would run a small file that has access to a phone's hardware.
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But Benson's promise likely carries little weight: the government already has access to DACA recipients' personal information, and federal privacy law protects the bulk of student data.
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The entire debate, then, is a clever misdirection of an argument that is far more basically about power: Who has it, and who has access to it?
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For now, he has access to an iPad and his own Apple ID with strict parental controls and restrictions so he can iMessage relatives (and sometimes me).
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And instead of working with a broker exclusively affiliated with a single insurer, work with an independent agent who has access to the top term insurance providers.
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Every country in the world, even North Korea, has access to the single market; it is membership that makes it easier for companies to sell their goods.
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Currently, when the Google Translate apps for iOS and Android has access to the internet, its translations are far superior to those it produces when it's offline.
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The area has access to numerous outdoor activities, including hiking, skiing and biking, and has attracted outdoor recreational companies such as Rossignol, Goode Ski and Amer Sports.
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Its technology is used by more than 800 brands across four continents, including global companies such as Shell, BP, and McDonald's, which Uberall now has access to.
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Tesla has access to data about the car's speed, acceleration, braking, battery use, and can save "short video clips" during accidents, according to the company's privacy policy.
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Amazon says it never has access to the customer's connected car login details and that all communications between the company and the connected car systems are encrypted.
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"On its website, Slice brags that it has access to 4.2 million people's inboxes, where it quietly sits looking at receipts from "hundreds of thousands of retailers.
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Handing data to governments is a thornier issue for Google, in part because the search engine has access to so many more consumer data channels than Apple.
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The difference with Infinity Next is that all videos will be pre-recorded, and they'll rope in some of the unique resources that Disney has access to.
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The office of the president of the United States has access to and consumes intelligence products that dwarf any other organization or sovereign nation in the world.
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