This is bad not only because it's intrusive and pathetic, although it's certainly intrusive and pathetic.
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"When comparing to all other very intrusive means, an app for preventing the next episode is much less intrusive," she said.
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But many critics, by pushing the company to be more intrusive on some days and less intrusive on others, also constrain thinking.
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Warren had her way, the federal government would be even bigger and more intrusive than it is today — a lot bigger, and a lot more intrusive.
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"Those are all items on a broad continuum from least intrusive to more intrusive in terms of movement and the economy," Azar told reporters at the White House.
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Of those, 38 percent said they found the ads less intrusive than those on TV, in print, online or on social media and 27 percent said they were more intrusive.
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"If one judge found something less intrusive to be impermissible, then it would stand to reason that some other judge would find something that is more intrusive to be impermissible," Vernick said.
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How intrusive do you want to let these devices be?
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But dressing room after dressing room contained an intrusive Bacon.
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Banks look aghast at France's extensive and intrusive labour laws.
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Such thoughts are intrusive, scary, and are rooted in control.
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"Intrusive memories, people tend to call them 'flashbacks,'" Robinson says.
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"I was trying not to be too intrusive," he said.
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It can automatically remove intrusive ads from pages as well.
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Rather, it will block ads that Google considers particularly intrusive.
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No one knows yet how intrusive federal oversight will be.
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Didech told the outlet that his bill is less intrusive.
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He was terrified to tell her about his intrusive thoughts.
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How it works: Obtaining a clearance is an intrusive experience.
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"DNA testing is intrusive and makes parents nervous," he said.
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But others found him intrusive and spoiling for an argument.
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His endless need for attention is disturbing and downright intrusive.
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Same demand: total nuclear dismantlement, with permanent, intrusive, international verification.
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There was no room in my head for intrusive thoughts.
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"It's not very intrusive; it's casual," CEO Zi Wang said.
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As president, he is still required to prepare and file tax returns, as well as detailed financial disclosure forms — and if that is not unduly intrusive, then surely compliance with subpoenas is not intrusive.
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They call it a minimal annoyance, one that's not overly intrusive.
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As a war grave, the sub is protected from intrusive investigations.
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OK, agreed, this kind of consumer surveillance is intrusive and creepy.
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To do that in real life would be expensive and intrusive.
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The victim also faces expensive, time consuming, intrusive and risky litigation.
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Letting competition drive down prices is more effective than intrusive checkers.
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The Lohans, meanwhile, became famous for being awful, intrusive stage parents.
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Many people support the use of these sweeping and intrusive sanctions.
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Alexa's ability to listen and record isn't quite as terrifyingly intrusive.
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I've had intrusive thoughts and some small tics for a while.
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Honor thinks this design isn't as intrusive as a centered notch.
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The interface is designed to be informative but not totally intrusive.
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Many people find the tests and questioning intrusive, which I understand.
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Drafters have scaled back some of the board's more intrusive powers.
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Overselling the intrusive capabilities of a particular technology isn't helpful, either.
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" He argued the committee is making "unprecedented and extraordinarily intrusive demands.
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Would this most closed of countries ever agree to intrusive inspections?
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The deal is not built on trust, but on intrusive verification.
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Some of the décors include doorways and screens without being intrusive.
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However, the device is more intrusive than wearing an Ava bracelet.
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That deal should be verified by an indefinite, intrusive inspections regime.
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But Mr. Haller's ministrations seemed intrusive at times, nonexistent at others.
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"It's old-fashioned without being cloyingly personal and intrusive," Behr says.
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The impact on Hallstatt has been less severe, but equally intrusive.
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START I also set new standards for detailed and intrusive verification.
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Sessions: Voting Rights Act 'intrusive' but 'justified' 16253:30 p.m. Sen.
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Descending on loved ones while their pain was fresh felt intrusive.
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They were friendly, attentive, and helpful without being overbearing or intrusive.
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It's intrusive, though not nearly as much as we had feared.
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Exactly what constitutes proper documentary filmmaking — When does narration become intrusive?
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For Trump, it's about an intrusive subpoena for his personal records.
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The instances where it was intrusive were few and far between.
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If we know, from the past, that North Korea has not told the truth, why shouldn&apost it be just as intrusive because Saddam lied for years as well, and that&aposs why it was intrusive?
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And so it's pursuing the same strategy: rolling out a new feature that will protect Chrome users from intrusive ads in the short run, while giving online publishers a powerful incentive to stop using intrusive ads altogether.
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Google is the most intrusive surveillance company on the planet. Mm-hmm.
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" He also acknowledged calling the Voting Rights Act of 1965 "intrusive legislation.
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However, he also says it's not as intrusive as third-party trackers.
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This is the second big change: a new and intrusive regulatory structure.
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OCD is an anxiety disorder characterized by intrusive thoughts and compulsive rituals.
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The bacteria are also a useful metaphor for her intrusive thoughts themselves.
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There may be less intrusive ways for public services to share data.
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It's intrusive, annoying, and I've yet to see it actually being informative.
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But I don't choose to have negative intrusive thoughts, they just happen.
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There is commercial development around the site but it is not intrusive.
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What's more, authorities used a highly intrusive tactic that's also extremely unusual.
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They can verge on intrusive, tasteless, and even criminal in some cases.
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The scrutiny given to a potential vice-president is far less intrusive.
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Still, there was too much juggling; it became intrusive and one-note.
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I'm big on leadership by walking around — being seen, without being intrusive.
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Well, InMobi specializes in making them less intrusive and more user-friendly.
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Iran is now subject to the most intrusive inspection regime in history.
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It doesn't feel intrusive, as some of these types of things do.
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Eye tracking can also create a cleaner and less intrusive user interface.
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He started to have intrusive thoughts, and needed to repeat certain words.
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They are unwanted, intrusive and can supersede the day's most important thoughts.
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What would I go through the most intrusive process to get here?
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People can't stand it anymore ... the intrusive thoughts, the lack of sleep.
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The tactful way to counter intrusive teasing is to take it seriously.
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Today, the choreography blooms by having far less intrusive designs and costumes.
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He began incorporating intrusive diagonals and forging higher, wider and skewed horizons.
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The upcoming season includes riffs on escape rooms and intrusive NPR podcasting.
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"It has been extremely intrusive when you object," she told Mr. Gilbert.
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"I started having intrusive thoughts that would not go away," she recalled.
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The investigation begins with an application that could not be more intrusive.
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I have agonized over the fear that my questions are too intrusive.
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But realistically, I can understand how annoying and intrusive it would be.
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At first, she's so intrusive that it's hard to tell who's who.
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They thought Obamacare went too far, and the government was too intrusive.
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Tatum said after taking gabapentin, his anxiety and intrusive thoughts were more manageable.
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WiGait is also less intrusive than say, using a camera for similar effects.
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Trans people, too, have been pathologised with intrusive medical supervision and unnecessary bureaucracy.
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It's definitely intrusive in landscape, though — it makes landscape in general pretty messy.
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If that sounds a touch intrusive, Starbucks's customers do not seem to mind.
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In China, it's no secret that mass surveillance is ubiquitously intrusive and widespread.
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Ms Bamford has obsessive compulsive disorder, which manifests itself in intrusive, repetitive thoughts.
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France is less exposed to intrusive discount supermarkets than most countries in Europe.
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I guess they never asked the questions that may have come off intrusive.
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It's a non-intrusive way to make sure that everybody is doing well.
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For her, an echo is as intrusive and attention-seizing as scraping nails.
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He began feeling highly emotional, crying a lot, and dealing with intrusive thoughts.
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There's a backlash to the hype machine when the hype is too intrusive.
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He endured the most intrusive, intimidating methods the government has at its disposal.
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Instead, the Commissioner has made a broad and intrusive request for private data.
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And no-dating rules, as well as being intrusive, can have perverse consequences.
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Scientists currently have no plans to use an intrusive technique to find out.
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"You will find the intel guys pounding the table for intrusive verification," Gen.
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He still experiences intrusive thoughts, but finds it easier to let them pass.
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The prospect of omnipresent AI scanning faces and listening to voices sounds intrusive.
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The company also began selling its own, less intrusive ads in late 2016.
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They also denounced the use of excessive and intrusive control methods including threats.
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We have the right to be left alone from an ever-intrusive government.
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In fact, no modern democracy could tolerate such bloated and intrusive security forces.
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Judge Robinson would conclude that there were many alternatives that were less intrusive.
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In his opening, Ho of the ACLU spotlighted a potentially less intrusive approach.
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Additionally they may be afraid to come across as rude, intrusive or incompetent.
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Nominees begin with Form 278, an intrusive dive into financial holdings and history.
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And don't get me started on just how intrusive online advertising has become.
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I will not ban juggling; it's an expression of Jake's natural, intrusive extroversion.
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Perhaps new light, exposed by the broken trees, is not intrusive but illuminating.
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The harassment started with uncomfortable kisses and inappropriate touching but became more intrusive.
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Experts hope this will lead to a better and less intrusive ad ecosystem.
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I also found the company's log of my Android apps usage overly intrusive.
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" Most importantly, Martin said, "it's non-intrusive -- it's there if they want it.
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Unsurprisingly, the less obvious and intrusive advertising is, the less people mind it.
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The 'blocker' is Google's effort to stop data-hungry and overly intrusive ads.
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Mr. Spicer said that greater public disclosure was unnecessary, intrusive or even harmful.
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Still, I wouldn't feel too bad about your question, intrusive as it was.
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Their vision implies far more intrusive government than the social democratic rhetoric suggests.
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One of the most common initial reactions I've received is this intrusive question.
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ObamaCare tried and failed to fix-it with intrusive government mandates and bureaucracy.
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In Season 2, the outside world seems likely to be ever more intrusive.
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Exploiting mental accounting, then, enabled a more effective and yet less intrusive program.
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"A school should be particularly cognizant of the fact that sound can be intrusive on other people, because noise is intrusive on children's learning," said Arline L. Bronzaft, the chairwoman of the noise activities department of Grow NYC, a nonprofit group.
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ALBRIGHT: What I&aposm saying it would be great if could be that intrusive.
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It's generally for people who want to take the least intrusive approach to treatment.
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No awkward controls, no intrusive interface: what a user wants is what she gets.
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As it turns out, employee wellness programs were already very intrusive of employees' privacy.
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That said, it is surprising that something so seemingly intrusive doesn't disturb the antbirds.
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It means replacing the current complicated and medically intrusive assessment with a legal procedure.
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I assured her that there were palliative care options that would not feel intrusive.
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Everyone, even the helpful and intrusive Siobhan, registers as a product of his imagination.
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I no longer have intrusive thoughts about calories or guilt from skipping the gym.
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Now that I'm an adult, it's more complex, more nuanced, but no less intrusive.
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They don't feel as intrusive as the buy buttons Facebook and Twitter have tested.
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If that's the case, the adoption of such ad technology doesn't seem so intrusive.
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"Intrusive thoughts can be paralyzing," says Professor Dinesh Bhugra from the World Psychiatric Association.
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The no-dating policies common in America are intrusive, useless and have perverse consequences.
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A disposable, biosensing contact lens would be more practical, safer, and far less intrusive.
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Such conditions can be intrusive, requiring the companies to report regularly to the authorities.
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If that's too intrusive for your tastes, Slice is not the app for you.
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Having said that, we won't put any banners or intrusive ads in the app.
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The key, she said, is that it can't be intrusive to the reader experience.
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While intrusive for Russia and OPEC, such an innovation could prove of critical importance.
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VICE: You're a prolific street photographer, how do you embed yourself without being intrusive?
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So-called "symmetrical regulation" could be less intrusive and more streamlined, the people said.
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Or, they could be just another unnecessary and intrusive attempt to sell you things.
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Then we observed how sensitive and intrusive they were while interacting with the child.
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The report concluded that innocent families had been harmed by the unavoidably intrusive investigations.
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It didn't make any sense, but I had no control over the intrusive thoughts.
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They were intrusive, instead of pushing technology to the background, as we've always believed.
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Since some in Brussels are suspicious of intrusive British surveillance, that could prove messy.
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The problem, Dr. Tao says, is that the stopping and restarting is rather intrusive.
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And is probably less intrusive into their economy in that-- take for example, soybeans.
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This bike could easily occupy a corner of your apartment without being too intrusive.
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Regulations that restrict access to products are the most intrusive approach to public health.
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It's much less intrusive than the notch cutout found on the iPhone XS Max.
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Many students regard them as "intrusive and denigrating," a mayoral panel concluded last year.
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American inspections must be countrywide with no off-limit zones to intrusive U.S. inspectors.
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Harvey's intrusive thoughts (and his anxiety over them) started when he was just 13.
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It says its aim is to enhance users' browsing experience by blocking "intrusive advertising".
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Sometimes it's really intrusive when they start playing before you've even found your slippers.
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"It's very peaceful, and the neighbors are nice without being intrusive," Mr. Torode said.
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Other Asian democracies have taken comparably intrusive steps in the name of public health.
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My friend Jon tells me that these are "intrusive thoughts" and everyone has them.
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Company officials will revise their current plan to make it less intrusive, Concannon says.
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Because in the cyber context, intrusive infiltrations are questionable often and done almost ubiquitously.
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The road and engine sound is appropriate for a performance car, but not intrusive.
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The intrusive ads can also appear when browsing links that are posted on Facebook.
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Digital advertising had already become rife with fraud, intrusive pop-ups, and annoying ads.
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The pat-downs were exceptionally intrusive and conducted with "zero cause," Mr. Begnaud said.
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The progress like building the most intrusive surveillance state the world has ever seen?
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The process was slow, detached, and vague enough that it never felt overly intrusive.
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"This is much more intrusive than the interception of a phone call," she said.
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Still, several college and university groups opposed the rules for being intrusive and burdensome.
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He's actually much less intrusive than just about any publisher I've ever worked for.
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Congress hasn't taken up the issue of intrusive big data collection in health care.
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They aren't intrusive, and give off a light aroma that helps to repel bugs.
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Who is this femme fatale and what is this film with the intrusive soundtrack?
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Some of the most important and intrusive inspections codified by the JCPOA are permanent.
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But it's clear that text and call spam is the most intrusive form of spam.
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Automated monitoring should be no more intrusive than wearing a wristwatch and getting a notification.
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That's why congressional oversight, intelligence collection, intrusive inspections and continued multilateral diplomacy are so important.
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It builds off that narrative to conduct increasingly intrusive biometric tests on a vulnerable population.
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One of the intrusive efforts had succeeded, and shut the website down for a week.
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Sessions, a Republican, also criticized the 1965 Voting Rights Act as "intrusive" in the 1980s.
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So, the trade-off isn't really ads for apps — it's intrusive mobile surveillance for apps.
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"The studio is here without being intrusive," he says, pointing to his console and organ.
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Suddenly you go from loading a news article to wriggling away from an intrusive ad.
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"Mute" gives users permission to shush those people in the politest, least intrusive way possible.
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For example, intrusive thoughts are a common part of OCD, but almost everyone has them.
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Yet as in Tibet, intrusive surveillance and curbs on cultural expression have fuelled people's desperation.
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"You have very big companies with incredibly informative and, in part, intrusive data," he said.
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Sometimes that's helpful, but a lot of it comes off as creepy, unwanted, and intrusive.
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It's understandable that President Trump finds the long and intrusive Mueller investigation objectionable and distracting.
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Trump has targeted it as intrusive and overreaching, and its role likely will change significantly.
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Maybe you find Loca Cola no more intrusive than the lights of the city below.
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Many initially thought the story was adorable, even if others found it creepy and intrusive.
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We have no mutual friends so Facebook is looking at my phone call history. Intrusive?
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Schutz is not a solemn artist, which is partly why Open Casket feels so intrusive.
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A pen register is much easier to get and much less intrusive than a wiretap.
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These strategies were attempts at achieving my ultimate goal: a mind free from intrusive thoughts.
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Further, verifying North Korean compliance with a denuclearization agreement will likely require incredibly intrusive inspections.
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LGBT advocacy group Stonewall said the current rules were intrusive and demeaning and needed reform.
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It's likely she is terrified, especially if she has experienced hallucinations, intrusive or suicidal thoughts.
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In addition to the full-excavation option, it proposed less expensive and less intrusive ones.
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Any rules will be impossible to police except through the most corrosive and intrusive means.
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Until better, and less intrusive, tech comes along, you can always switch to airplane mode.
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Those should include intrusive inspections of Saudi nuclear facilities, similar to those Iran has accepted.
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They're not intrusive, so we can put many messages up there at the same time.
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If it's Iranian or Syrian on some level is less crucial because it's really intrusive.
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But there was a catch: They also were measurably numbed to intrusive or brusque touches.
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I know some people find push alerts to be intrusive, but I'm fascinated by them.
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That offers a powerful incentive for snooping, no matter how intrusive customers may find it. ■
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Some inside the D.N.C. see questions concerning voters' military and veteran status as possibly intrusive.
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And I'd probably find it annoying and intrusive if the breaking news weren't so interesting.
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By contrast, digital agents may implicate intrusive moral agency, as with China's citizen-scoring system.
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If that happens, Fitzroy thinks, he'll be incarcerated and forced to undergo intrusive medical inspection.
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Users can also manually opt in to the less intrusive UI through the settings tab.
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Last year, an intrusive tourist nearly came to blows with one of the whaling captains.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin brought the rehearsal to an immediate halt, objecting to the intrusive clatter.
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"Washington and politics feel so intrusive yet maniacally detached in times like this," she said.
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It's not intrusive and I feel like they're engaging me, speaking to me, not at me.
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TinyWall , as its name proudly suggests, is a small, non-intrusive, almost invisible, free firewall program.
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To critics, this is the precise problem with From'Innov—it's intrusive, practically a bastardization of cheesemaking.
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When you want to block out intrusive light, just slip it on and everything will disappear.
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"They felt like I was being intrusive, bringing up the subject of male victims," she remembers.
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Abortion rights activists seized on it as an example of intrusive overreach by a controlling state.
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Intrusive thoughts affect 0.6 percent of the population, and the majority of those are female sufferers.
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To win over the final 10%, he argues, the campaign must become less punitive and intrusive.
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We must also learn to live with more intrusive levels of security in our everyday lives.
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See, for example, the use of intrusive surveillance programs such as PRISM by the US government.
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The state also insists on intrusive pelvic examinations for medical abortions, which gynaecologists say are unnecessary.
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As a single woman, I get asked a lot of intrusive questions about my love life.
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He has criticized multilateral institutions like the World Bank as being "intrusive" and "entrenched," CNBC reported.
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As a result, it provides a much less intrusive way to measure someone's core body temperature.
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"There may be indeed constitutional issues here depending on how restrictive or intrusive these measures are."
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For those of you who find this addition somewhat intrusive, thankfully it's not hard to disable.
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Justice Department rules require prosecutors to first consider less intrusive alternatives before seeking records from lawyers.
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Stories works a little better than in Messenger, feels more natural and is far less intrusive.
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I consider this (hopefully) soon-to-be obsolete device highly intrusive, but also hugely panic-inducing.
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Micropayments have long been discussed as that potential middle ground between paywall subscriptions and intrusive advertising.
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EST: Vice President Pence receives a briefing and tour on Non-Intrusive Inspection Systems Program Technology.
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They can be really intrusive and disrespectful, and sometimes they just turn up in my kitchen.
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Retailers will be exposed to complex and costly collection obligations, intrusive audits, and potential court proceedings.
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Intelligence services could use this information for a range of things — some trivial and some intrusive.
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"That agreement put a lid on their nuclear weapons program and imposed intrusive inspections," she said.
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This literary-political hyperawareness might sound intrusive or unhelpfully cerebral, but it actually reads as consolation.
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Cabello has previously been open about her struggles with intrusive thoughts, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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This includes eliminating some of our most intrusive regulations, like the Waters of The U.S. Rule.
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India has historically been opposed to the agreement because it sees it as being too intrusive.
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A new blood test is one example of how seemingly innocuous methods can be surprisingly intrusive.
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But no nuclear nonproliferation, arms control, or reduction agreement to date has ever been this intrusive.
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Sessions described the Voting Rights Act as "intrusive legislation" and referred to the Shelby County v.
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Although my relative undoubtedly meant well, the way her concern was expressed struck me as intrusive.
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"It is difficult — I can't always say if it is intrusive surveillance or not," he said.
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Tate Reeves last week painted extensive shut-down orders as an expression of overly intrusive government.
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The software will eliminate a dozen types of ads that the company deems intrusive or disruptive.
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I'm afraid, however, that in both cases I was too strongly aware of the intrusive performer.
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That's too intrusive and completely unnecessary for us all to benefit from the value of location.
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The writers and directors — eight of each — execute this perfectly in that we never feel intrusive.
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You can't be intrusive with your politics in popular fiction, when you're trying to entertain people.
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John Paul II condemned the increasingly "intrusive, even invasive, character of the logic of the market".
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That practice has stirred wariness among some of its journalists concerned about intrusive direction from headquarters.
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Teens described how, when their condition wasn't fully treated, they had intrusive, depressed, or racing, thoughts.
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The league also is discussing with the TV networks how to make commercial breaks less intrusive.
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The least intrusive measure would be to only hold data brokers accountable after a breach occurs.
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She used Kotex pads with a belt, and had Catholic concerns about our intrusive Playtex tampons.
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"For trusted traders inspections need to be less intrusive - this means less boxes opened," Apple wrote.
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Why have we let the government and their agencies have these extraordinary intrusive, anti-democratic powers.
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I don't like answering dumb intrusive questions, but I understand that people want to know shit.
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Today it would need an even more intrusive and coercive approach to assert its IP rights unilaterally.
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This syndrome can cause depression, anxiety, nightmares, intrusive thoughts, flashbacks, alcohol or drug problems, and suicidal thoughts.
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The FISA law has been criticized by privacy and civil liberties advocates as allowing broad, intrusive spying.
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Scarcity would mean these spots are more valuable to advertisers and, potentially, more relevant and less intrusive.
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"Going into a house is one of the most intrusive things government does," Lt. Ed Trapp said.
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I'm also more willing to tolerate Google's data collection than Samsung's Orwellian TVs and their intrusive ads.
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I try not to be intrusive while at the same time influencing them in a positive way.
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Some criminal cases "could justify using more intrusive means," Lam added — such as potentially accessing the data.
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Other times, however, he's intrusive and aggressive, lashing out at others in the name of doing good.
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Letting third parties track the location of your car will seem intrusive or unnecessary to some customers.
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None of the data the company collects is, on its own, very intrusive or sensitive, he said.
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" Campos&apos lawyer, Frank Flansburg III, said Campos and his family experienced "extensive and intrusive media attention.
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That was pretty intrusive for the rest of my family, when I would close down the house.
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And electronic tracking of consumers in order to sell them more stuff will become ever more intrusive.
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Intrusive thoughts, Gilgenbach tells me, are when you mind conjures thoughts and ideas that make you unhappy.
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Clooney has since his days on "ER" been outspoken about his disdain for intrusive, paparazzi-style photographers.
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The researchers selected Irréversible because they found in pilot studies that the scenes produce robust intrusive memories.
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The Poynter Institute pointed out the new feature, which appears alongside search results without being too intrusive.
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Apple's browser gets the other key updates in High Sierra, most focused on privacy and intrusive ads.
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"Yannis has given me advice, but without being intrusive – he trusts us to tell our own story".
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Although surveillance of American Muslims continued under the Obama administration, it didn't feel as widespread and intrusive.
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"It's non-intrusive, so you're not getting hooked up to a bunch of sensors," Mickelsen told Motherboard.
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For libertarians, a basic income is lauded as a slimmer, less intrusive way to deliver government benefits.
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Noah Syndergaard has a smaller and less intrusive bone spur in the back of his right elbow.
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He said bot-delivered texts could probably be cheaper, and might be less intrusive feeling for consumers.
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"These human rights violations include violence, harassment and being subjected to intrusive and dehumanizing examinations," he said.
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Still, aside from that one small incident, I found the vibration to be more novel than intrusive.
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Even if he said he would, his regime's dismal record of keeping promises would require intrusive inspections.
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Technology $675 million to provide Non-Intrusive Inspection technology at U.S. Southwest Border Land Ports of Entry.
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Sniffing the wine, it seemed intrusive, though I enjoyed the fruit and gravelly flavors on the palate.
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Taken very far, however, such enforcement could become expensive, intrusive and quite unpopular without becoming very effective.
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The Census Bureau should resist the DOJ's efforts to sabotage its work with an intrusive citizenship question.
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Something as innocent and wholesome as a walk in the woods shouldn't be considered illegal or intrusive.
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Most people do not mind normal search advertising, but object to intrusive third-party ads, Williams said.
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But why not a less intrusive regulatory state and a smaller redistributive state: small-government laissez-faire.
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" He also acknowledged he had called the Voting Rights Act of 1965 a "piece of intrusive legislation.
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Cipollone has argued that the committee is making "unprecedented and extraordinarily intrusive demands" with its document requests.
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Some civil rights activists argue it can be terribly intrusive to the constitutional rights of innocent Americans.
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But on Snapchat, ads are a natural extension of the experience, not insulting or intrusive, so far.
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And therefore such an intrusive act generates a lot of emotions, much more than any other country.
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He decided against applying for a single-entry visa because the questions were too intrusive, he said.
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US, which considered intrusive investigations by the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) in a prior era.
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I used to own a traditional stovetop kettle, but I disliked how intrusive the screeching whistle was.
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"A message popping up on WhatsApp saying, 'Buy my aloo chokha' seems a bit intrusive," he said.
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The sound of the subway is noticeable in the basement, he admitted, but it is not intrusive.
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This is ultimately what leads to additional screening, in which horrifically intrusive accounts like Olivia's might occur.
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You need to be there to help tell the story, but it's difficult not to feel intrusive.
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It is much easier to say, 'I push back against this intrusive man sitting in New York.
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A settlement between the department and the state mandated changes including removing "intrusive" questions about mental health.
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But Amazon and Google restrict ads on their smart speakers lest customers find unprompted sponsored content intrusive.
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"Out macho, out," chanted women as they forced men to the sidelines and shoved away intrusive photographers.
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The intrusive way in which some men treat us, no matter who is present, is plain harassment.
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Websites are often filled with intrusive ads that make getting to the actual content twice as hard.
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Ms. Martinez recalled that she began to hear voices, see shadowy figures and have troubling, intrusive thoughts.
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After the show, because I know him as a reporter, I did the intrusive thing and asked.
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Tom Steyer: Facial recognition is unreliable, intrusive, has egregious racial biases, and has no place in policing.
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E-Verify has been criticized as an intrusive tool that can hurt workers who are wrongly flagged.
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These organizations have been subjected to intrusive inspections, tied up in litigation, and slapped with crippling fines.
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ROSS: WELL, WE WERE TRYING TO DO THINGS THAT WOULD BE THE LEAST INTRUSIVE ON THE CONSUMER.
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Some behaviours can be dismissed as low-level harassment, or intrusive behaviour—when in fact, they're stalking.
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"It&aposs not just some balloon of magma that gets filled up in one intrusive event," Singer said.
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Romero theorizes that forcing customers to download and install something on their phone wouldn't work, since it's intrusive.
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Other updates have included suppressing links to sites with intrusive ads and shutting down bait-and-switch ads.
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To enact that type of intervention across an entire country paints a picture of an eerily intrusive future.
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Some of my colleagues love them, but for me, voice assistants just feel intrusive, unwelcome, and downright awkward.
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He goes to kiss me, his tongue intrusive, breath thick with booze and the garlic of Chicken Kiev.
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There are ways to promote product and services to our users that can be inclusive, and not intrusive.
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There are some rhythmic glitches in the staging, and Mr. Cork's solemn, cinematic music can occasionally be intrusive.
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AdBlock PlusIf you dream of a web without intrusive ads then AdBlock Plus can make it a reality.
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AdBlock Plus, the web's largest such service, runs a whitelist of ads it deems acceptable and less intrusive.
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What is surprising, however, is that intrusive technologies such as these are often seem to be adopted uncritically.
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More tragically, of course, people with mental disorders like schizophrenia deal with intrusive distortions of their visual reality.
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The idea, says the Aifloo founder, is to "digitalize detection of human behaviour in a non-intrusive way".
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"The double lock authorization is there where there are processes which are intrusive into an individual," she argued.
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A series of more intrusive U.N. inspections under the deal have verified that Iran is meeting its commitments.
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People who were already accustomed to Stories elsewhere still see the feature as intrusive, interruptive and somewhat desperate.
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Meanwhile, Abbi's roommate (whose face we've never seen) straddles Bevers, her intrusive boyfriend who makes Abbi's life hell.
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Consumers win because they get ads that are better suited to their interests and are hopefully less intrusive.
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A recent survey showed four out of five MPs saying that they had experienced intrusive or aggressive behaviour.
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I was bogged down with rituals and intrusive thoughts again, and barely hanging on to my newfound functionality.
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"The least intrusive form of regulation is a tax to raise prices and reduce consumption," Springmann told CNN.
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It is more intrusive than even a Title III criminal wiretap of a drug dealer or mob boss.
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Since MRIs are loud and intrusive, the researchers turned to another technology to peer into the babies' brains.
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We have heard testimony related to Facebook's casualness in protecting its billions of clients' profiles from intrusive use.
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It's the latest, and perhaps most intrusive, example of Silicon Valley's never-ending quest to maximize worker productivity.
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But following protests from Muslim leaders and others that the court was being intrusive, the judgment was overturned.
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It knows far, far more about you than the most intrusive government has ever known about its citizens.
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Sufferers can experience vivid flashbacks, intrusive thoughts, alertness, anxiety, and overwhelming feelings of sadness, guilt, anger, or shame.
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WhatsApp users will soon become 1.5BN+ bullseyes for yet more creepily intrusive Facebook ads to seek their target.
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With "Nearby" on Android, the suggestions are a bit more intrusive, thanks to its use of push notifications.
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For many people, OCD involves extreme hypochondria or intrusive thoughts about harm coming to oneself or loved ones.
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They speak to the tremendous stakes involved in aiming a treatment so intrusive at an affliction so crushing.
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Anyway, the intrusive memories keep coming—sun, fire, the perfect blue sky, planes as missiles, the pervasive smoke.
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It shows that these public health strategies, as simple and intrusive as they are, do help save lives.
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But those protections are far less intrusive when the president isn't in town, even if his family is.
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They may even avoid contact with their children to save themselves the discomfort of anxiety and intrusive thoughts.
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Alex Karp: Well, first of all, we've always made the decision not to be involved in intrusive software.
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Additionally, 43% of respondents said they find voice ads less intrusive than TV, print, online, and social ads.
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But of course, it was a bit intrusive because I had moved away from home for a reason.
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These may be full of intrusive malware, collecting your data and leaving you wide open to identity fraud.
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It's not that they need a more romantic ambience — it's that intrusive light can outshine their mating signals.
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Personally, I found that people feel intrusive or in other people's business when they report abusive, hurtful comments.
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These platforms — ApplyPort, BoardPackager and, in the coming months, ApplySmart — will not make the process any less intrusive.
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To my way of thinking, this was intrusive and unnatural, but to Connie's it was a no-brainer.
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Always the private eye, he seems to never let Cragg out of his sight, yet never becomes intrusive.
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The intrusive nature of their presence impedes doctors' ability to do our jobs and effectively care for patients.
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Of course, this was a small sample of men who voluntarily chose to complete a personally intrusive survey.
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Always the private eye, he seems to never let Cragg out of his sight, yet never becomes intrusive.
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For Mr. Sessions, who called the Voting Rights Act an "intrusive" piece of legislation, it was a victory.
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Johanna's sin is to request some of her lover's attention, a demand he regards as intrusive and distracting.
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She is left alone with her ever-intrusive mother, even as unanswered questions widen the chasm between them.
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Indonesia: Teachers at some international schools are facing intrusive questions aimed at identifying those with "abnormal" sexual orientations.
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And you know, I'm never intrusive of spaces that aren't mine but people really detest the photographer nowadays.
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By offering all cash, the Chinese company could wind up being less intrusive for both employees and senior management.
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The principal concern is that keeping children alive with invasive and intrusive forms of life support is not pleasant.
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The following week involved a review of just how intrusive Irreversible would be in my day-to-day life.
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A series of more intrusive U.N. inspections under the deal have verified that Iran has been meeting its commitments.
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Well, hopefully nothing quite that intrusive, bu you could certainly ... I think it's a brilliant idea, but go ahead.
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So the more risky a drug is, clearly, the more justification you have for more intrusive or intense regulation.
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This less intrusive method is approved by the German Animal Welfare Federation who say it should guarantee no pain.
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But China will not submit to an intrusive American trade enforcement procedure with triggers of discretionary and unilateral sanctions.
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Five staff members said that crews landing in China had since been subjected to intrusive inspections from regulatory officials.
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She said that although the plan, which goes into effect in October, sounded bureaucratic, it would't be overly intrusive.
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Mui's biggest strength is its ability to integrate digital platforms into everyday life in a warm, non-intrusive way.
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If I could have made one change, I would have turned off the intrusive music in the Great Hall.
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Trump and his fellow Republicans had pledged to replace Obamacare, which they view as too intrusive and too expensive.
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On Wednesday, the company released a weirdly intrusive 15-second spot designed to intentionally trigger viewers' Google Home devices.
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Symptoms can range from having nightmares, flashbacks, and intrusive memories, to difficulty sleeping, irritability, isolation, and avoidance, she says.
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He told CNBC's "Power Lunch " the EU has become a "metastatic and rather incompetent bureaucracy" that is too intrusive.
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A law change that comes into force in the UK today makes the highly intrusive practice of 'upskirting' illegal.
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Joyce added that Campion, as a private citizen, had a right to make money from an already intrusive situation.
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Kindt reviewed Klaver's answers and recognized the intrusive memories, avoidance behaviors, and other hallmarks of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Every time I have an intrusive thought, I repeat Taryn's words in my head and very intentionally correct myself.
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This won't block all ads on all websites – instead, it'll stop those that are deemed overly annoying or intrusive.
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The task was tricky, as the electronics couldn't be too intrusive, otherwise tricks could be difficult to pull of.
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It silences the "soap operas" to a degree, but raises a whole slew of other weird and intrusive questions.
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Finally, Iran has agreed to the most intrusive and advanced monitoring of all its nuclear activities by the IAEA.
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House Republicans voted to end the independence of an ethics watchdog because they believe it had grown too intrusive.
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This was seen as needlessly intrusive by security experts, who cautioned users against granting the game such dramatic overreach.
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Taking the step of using an intrusive investigative tool like a human informant would have garnered even greater oversight.
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But the problem with Europe is not that its social programs are too generous and its governments too intrusive.
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Iran's apparent compliance with the intrusive inspection regime under the deal has also been a milestone for non-proliferation.
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Changing his ID will result in more legal woes that may also see him undergo intrusive gender verification processes.
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Trump has put it among the EPA's "most intrusive rules," and singled it out on his transition team's website.
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Cue the vicious cycle of chronic intrusive thoughts and all the anxiety and distress that goes along with them.
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It's an aesthetic that's much sleeker and minimalist than Apple's, making the iPhone's notch feel all the more intrusive.
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In California, businesses have complained about intrusive regulation, and some have remained at least partially in the black market.
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We're moving into a future where we'll be able to change these things about ourselves in very intrusive ways.
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Close up scrutiny — looking at the material kind of our use of these intrusive powers — is a different proposition.
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It also represents a much less intrusive method than some other means of determining a turtle's sex, like dissection.
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By contrast, Balvin's more measured presence on the cut feels almost intrusive on what amounts to a diary entry.
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Users see themselves trapped in a world where content is provided by content farms with unfair and intrusive ads.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and give the bureau cover for its intrusive surveillance of the civil rights leader.
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"Unwanted, intrusive thoughts, images or urges that trigger intensely distressing feelings," is how the International OCD Foundation puts it.
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I didn't want to observe my children at either of their schools—I felt that that was too intrusive.
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Mr. Soltani argued that the F.T.C. needed to get ahead of a technology that would soon become highly intrusive.
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The federal guidance that the Obama administration issued to protect trans Americans has been viewed as intrusive and unlawful.
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If governments become more intrusive, that may in fact be evidence of continuity rather than a big intellectual shift.
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There should be strict protocols for building facial recognition databanks that prevent companies from inappropriate, unlawful or intrusive purposes.
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Engineers wanted Nomi to be engaging, but not intrusive, Tao Liang, NIO's director of machine learning, told me onstage.
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And see if you can bring up the topic indirectly so that you don&apost come across as intrusive.
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It's not intrusive, and doesn't take up a ton of drive space, so I'm not worked up over it.
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Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), who has routinely teamed with Paul to fight what he views as intrusive surveillance programs.
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Frenetic volleys of percussion rapping, chiming and tinkling seem like animated commentaries on the vocal lines, not intrusive interruptions.
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Being in the hospital made them feel less stressed, and some had fewer intrusive thoughts about suicide or death.
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The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) was enacted in 2023 to protect Americans from unwanted and intrusive telemarketing calls.
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Minton-Beddoes' own attempts to maintain control of the conversation are already being dismissed by his followers as intrusive.
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Health professionals and employees should join together to resist implementation of WWPs that are coercive or intrusive to privacy.
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Mr. Malpass's stance that multilateral institutions are growing increasingly "intrusive" squares with the president's own skepticism of global structures.
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The company has released an app for Google Chrome that allows users to hide intrusive tweets from both candidates.
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My tea buddies advised against taking a peek through the door, feeling that it might be kind of intrusive.
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Transmission—known as "advertising" in beacon lingo—is by a silent, non-intrusive radio signal, like a Bluetooth headset.
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Because you find them to be so intrusive from a ... And my point is it was something I could do.
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We've experimented with mobile ads a bit, but found that they bring in little revenue unless they are overwhelmingly intrusive.
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Banner ads: An increase in ad blockers globally suggests that the digital display ecosystem has become too intrusive and crowded.
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This suffering is thought to be a function not of blue light or intrusive ads or bullying and other scourges.
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S. Magistrate Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley in San Francisco ruled that the tax agency's demand for information isn't overly intrusive.
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In other cultures such self-expression not only feels intrusive or surprising but may even demonstrate a lack of professionalism.
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Usually, though, tracking this bit of diagnostic data can be a bit tricky, relying on intrusive methods like ingestible pills.
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When we have intrusive thoughts, they cause us so much stress and concern that we just can't let them go.
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Besides guilt and shame, it can lead to rage, depression, social withdrawal and intrusive thoughts such as flashbacks and nightmares.
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Most black women and other women of color we heard from described the hair pat-downs as intrusive and disrespectful.
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He started working on a skill for the Amazon Echo that wouldn't feel intrusive or make a senior feel old.
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And a battery of ever more intrusive ways to monitor the communications of citizens for possible threats to public security.
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The "pause ad," as Hulu is calling it, is meant to provide its users with a non-intrusive ad experience.
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Rather, it's about federal land use — and opposition to what is seen as an intrusive or outright illegal federal government.
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It's less intrusive than a phone call out of the blue, and the concept helped Houseparty obtain 20 million users.
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When agents inspected the car using "a non-intrusive x-ray" system, they discovered "suspicious bundles" in the center console.
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What may appear intrusive, by the company's account, is merely testimony to the power of patterns revealed by big data.
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And even in Pyongyang, Western and South Korean pressure groups attest, the deadening totalitarian system is as intrusive as ever.
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Controls overlaid on the screen are both intrusive and imprecise, and while third-party controllers help, few people own them.
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Welfare recipients are treated as subjects of charity or pity, subject to arbitrary and intrusive controls to prove themselves "deserving".
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Francis Tusa, a defence analyst, argues that America's Department of Defence (DoD) would launch an "intrusive inspection" of any sale.
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We like the idea of a president who wants to stop and get to the bottom of intrusive government surveillance.
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Inviting acquaintances from high school, extended family members and former colleagues to watch your livestream is awkward and feels intrusive.
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Haynie is pro-choice, she says, partly because she values "individual responsibility" and "smaller, less intrusive government" — classic Republican values.
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VideoStitch's rig is much less intimidating and intrusive than the big, bulky ones made by high-end VR capture companies.
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Annoying, clunky, and intrusive ads drive people to ad blockers, which Google currently pays a reported $25 million to circumvent.
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Western critics often see social credit instead as an intrusive surveillance apparatus for punishing dissidents and infringing on people's privacy.
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It's generally complying with the deal's restrictions on nuclear activity and has agreed to an intrusive surveillance and monitoring regime.
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Her revenge is perfectly planned, and watching her binging on the rolling newsfeed day after day is intrusive and disturbing.
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Tests have also been carried out using sonic-boom simulators to see what sorts of sounds people find less intrusive.
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Native ads take the look and feel of existing app content, so they feel less intrusive than standard banner ads.
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"You want to invest in very good institutions, extremely high levels of transparency and very intrusive external oversight," said Medas.
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In response, a bipartisan Congress, with guidance from consumer advocates, stepped in to establish needed rules for an intrusive practice.
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This week, Bella Hadid had photos taken of her by an intrusive paparazzi member — while she was in her apartment.
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An open house at a set time is substantially less intrusive than a string of endless, unexpected calls from brokers.
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It would be surprising if defendants in this case didn't make highly comprehensive and intrusive document requests of the DNC.
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They denounce Brussels as an intrusive force, a threat to their national sovereignty, even as they eagerly accept its largesse.
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Former fighter pilots are developing especially intrusive forms of cancer, and some suspect it's from exposure to intense radar systems.
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Initially, Zuckerberg was resistant to advertising on the site, believing that it was intrusive and distracted from the user experience.
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It includes an intrusive new federal database of low-income people that makes their personal information vulnerable to devastating abuse.
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Without some level of monitoring and professionalism, bad information can spread and commenters may bully those who share intrusive thoughts.
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Who pays for the additional personnel and equipment to conduct such an intrusive security screening at a hotel or casino?
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Intrusive exams The former coach and the former athletes appear separately in the video, which appears to have been edited.
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For an uncomfortable few moments, he fires intrusive questions at Styles, who expertly dodges them like bullets before disappearing completely.
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It's not very intrusive, so you can see those details, and then we craft those scenes very carefully in edit.
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Or is that also a creepy and intrusive use of technology, when other solutions exist to track actual vital signs?
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I came home the next afternoon exhausted after teaching and battling intrusive thoughts and lay on the couch to play.
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Others have also sounded alarm bells over the risks of such intrusive and untargeted powers being enshrined in UK law.
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These young people have O.C.D., an illness characterized by recurrent, intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviors, or other problems with anxiety.
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So, if anything, Facebook needed to make the Messenger Day feature even less intrusive, rather than more so, in Messenger.
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In recent months, I've started suffering from another intrusive thought: I'm obsessively scared that I no longer love my husband.
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His use of a spotlight references Western photography's intrusive and often invasive quality seen in Western reports of other cultures.
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Many felt that the state, aside from its intrusive birth control measures, had recently retreated from micromanaging people's private lives.
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If you don't want to do this, however, you have a few options for making your Hangouts account less intrusive.
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Rights advocates have expressed alarm over intrusive surveillance measures used by countries including China and Russia to enforce quarantine rules.
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Rights advocates have expressed alarm over intrusive surveillance measures used by countries including China and Russia to enforce quarantine rules.
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The prospect of China extending, or exporting, the Xinjiang model has exposed the stakes in the future of intrusive technologies.
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As Tanja tells Bujar about the difficulties of transitioning, the bureaucratic hurdles and intrusive examinations, a curious transfer takes place.
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The case was prosecuted with a wiretap of Mr. Frese's phone, perhaps the most intrusive tool in criminal investigators' arsenal.
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Under a government regulation, teachers at some international schools face intrusive questions aimed at identifying those with "abnormal" sexual orientations.
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Much of today's privacy debate assumes that precious parts of our lives are under threat from intrusive corporations and governments.
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Normally, the FBI starts a less intrusive preliminary investigation first — especially with such flimsy information — but not in this case.
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He initially shelved the photos he took of the men populating the area because he thought they were too intrusive.
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"Its narration is intelligent yet conversational; its sophisticated sound design guides us along without being showy or intrusive," she wrote.
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What she sends you is irrelevant, intrusive and boring, and you can't trust her not to spread information about you.
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They felt rudely intrusive: not like escapes or pandering exhortations but, even at their most playful, urgent invitations to act.
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We want to bring Google Fiber to customers faster, so we're focused on making deployment more efficient and less intrusive.
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Later, a therapist treating his OCD told him that he'd have to accept the anxiety produced by his intrusive thoughts.
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But in no agency have undercover stings been more central than in the F.B.I. While the F.B.I.'s internal guidelines, last updated in 2011, require the "least intrusive" methods possible in investigations, bureau officials said they believed less intrusive methods might be impossible because suspects have the ability to remain anonymous on encrypted online sites.
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The company wants to reward users for browsing the web, while also helping to make advertising less intrusive and more relevant.
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The EU proposed that the checks happen at the Irish Sea and are carried out in the least intrusive way possible.
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BOLDEN: It&aposs the least intrusive means that they could pursue if they were going to go into a political campaign.
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This wine cooler has an admirable capacity without being too intrusive, sitting at just 19 inches tall and 14.2 inches wide.
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Besides such clinical issues as hyper-vigilance, sleeplessness or intrusive thoughts, most of these heroes suffer from uncontrolled anger and irritability.
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Mann said writing these intrusive thoughts down can help you out because they are no longer racing around in your mind.
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I had terrible intrusive thoughts that I wanted certain people to die, and that I could kill someone with a thought.
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They're watching closely for public reactions, running tests to see just how much intrusive monitoring we're willing to put up with.
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They're companions, in a way, and their intrusive expertise always seemed to be at the beck and call of ideological flurry.
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But asking the woman at the shop how she gets paid seems intrusive to her and not terribly helpful to you.
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Some valuable provisions of the agreement, such as highly intrusive monitoring of Iran's nuclear activities by international weapons inspectors, are permanent.
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While the concept is certainly futuristic, it appears that Singapore was considering a far more intrusive system about two years ago.
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Suicide risk may be higher in those who suffer from PTSD due to symptoms of intrusive memories and poor impulse control.
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David's questions feel less like dialogue and more like an intrusive and imperative voice pushing its way into Amanda's inner monologue.
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It's impossible to overstate quite how novel it is in a marine environment to have this sudden increase in intrusive noise.
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It frets that President Donald Trump's call for "extreme vetting" of foreigners is turning into an ever more intrusive policy regime.
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As Tim Wu says in his book "The Attention Merchants", popular revolt has often been triggered when advertising becomes too intrusive.
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Britain also worries that more intrusive sanctions will affect the status of the City of London as a global financial centre.
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They say their system is less intrusive and provides people a tax credit without mandates or a range of tax increases.
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"The level of the fear prevents the electorate from objectively assessing the effectiveness of the privacy-intrusive measures proposed," he wrote.
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Nanny state is a British term used to refer to government policies viewed as overprotective or excessively intrusive into personal life.
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She also has intrusive ringing, or tinnitus, with multiple tones that are heightened by almost any noise, even her own voice.
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"Many trans people are afraid to travel abroad for fear of intrusive questioning or difficulties at passport control," the plan states.
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Using non-intrusive imagining and canines, the team was able to uncover 34,764 packages filled with 3,947 pounds of sticky icky.
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This proliferation of anti-abortion laws based on lies runs the gamut from the offensive to the intrusive to the absurd.
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Garland had come close to being nominated before, undergoing the intrusive vetting process and meeting Obama for an interview in 2010.
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The subject, meanwhile, will never see you as more than an intrusive leech interrupting their workday with some studio-mandated hullaballoo.
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Apple replaced UDIDs with other variants of trackers that are designed to be less intrusive, including vendor IDs and advertising IDs.
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In the nine months since I took office as president, we have removed intrusive, job-killing regulations at a record pace.
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It explicitly carves out an exception of sorts from the third-party doctrine for historical CSLI, citing its unusually intrusive nature.
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Adding an intrusive demand for citizenship status in this political climate will lead to people refusing to complete the census form.
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Noah Syndergaard, an All-Star this season, has a smaller, less intrusive bone spur in the back of his throwing elbow.
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Defenders of U.S. intelligence practices often point to France and the U.K., arguing they are equally intrusive with their citizens' data.
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To be sure, it would be a mistake to downplay how intrusive the mere use of social media platforms can be.
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These links, on their own, do not condemn them to suspicion of being Russian agents and therefore subject to intrusive investigation.
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Intrusive thoughts sound relatively innocuous—but women who suffer from them are plagued by horrifying thoughts of committing murder and incest.
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Apart from facing long odds, a Trump libel lawsuit would also force the president to participate in an intrusive disclosure process.
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Instead, you're going through this really rough period of having the intrusive, horrific images and that interferes with the bonding period.
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It was at this point that she finally felt comfortable voicing her intrusive thoughts and eventually received a postpartum OCD diagnosis.
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Cookie dialogs have become prevalent across the web as a result of Europe's GDPR, but many people find them overly intrusive.
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Without the constant intrusive connection, the ever-present intensity and criticism, how was I supposed to understand what friendship looked like?
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"There's a layer that feels a little less intimidating and intrusive," said Sara Posner, 214.2, the founder of a branding studio.
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Meanwhile, the thing that hurt legitimacy most was if a stop was intrusive, which is an example of low procedural justice.
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It might seem like an intrusive bit of magical realism, but it actually fits perfectly into the project of the novel.
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The simple act of sitting next to someone feels intrusive, which is even truer in today's age of shrinking plane seats.
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She told the doctor that her symptoms were least intrusive in the morning; standing and walking seemed to make everything worse.
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But it is much less intrusive than procedures practiced by some groups while protecting the constitutional right of its religious practitioners.
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The agency said intrusive recovery activity must be evaluated based on whether there is a justified educational, scientific or cultural interest.
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Since announcing in October my plan to marry, I have gotten fairly used to the intrusive questions and the raised eyebrows.
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But China's intrusive inspection of Thaad in South Korean territory for verification purposes would be rejected by the Pentagon, he acknowledged.
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Nor is it clear if New Yorkers will embrace this approach, reject it as intrusive or simply be annoyed by it.
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One danger of these technologies, of course, is that many parents will be tempted to overuse them, and in intrusive ways.
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Yet our neighborhoods are plagued by the militarized presence of about 85033,000 armed Border Patrol agents, invasive technology and intrusive checkpoints.
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But she held the glance for about 10 seconds, which seemed like a really long time, more like an intrusive stare.
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The treaty covered almost 2,700 missiles and featured an innovative, highly intrusive verification system to ensure they were in fact eliminated.
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Certain aspects of Malaysia Airlines' flights hint at the airline's uncertain future, such as the aggressive safety talk and intrusive advertising.
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I'm sorry for the pain she has suffered, and I am horrified by the stupid and intrusive queries she has received.
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Google is cracking down on the "intrusive" advertising by knocking down those pages in its search results, the company said Tuesday.
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For the last century, American government has only been moving in one direction—bigger, more centralized, more intrusive and more bureaucratic.
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But she has found a less intrusive way to profit from her property: She rents it out by the hour, instead.
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Google reportedly plans to base its filter on the standards for non-intrusive advertising set by the Coalition for Better Advertising.
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A conceivably acceptable Iran agreement would require truly intrusive international inspections, as far as imaginable from those permitted under Obama's deal.
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These kinds of targeted conversations will allow for a genuine connection without coming across as intrusive or prying, Ms. Kirmayer said.
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Arms-control analysts say intrusive inspections are needed to see whether a facility is intended for peaceful aims or something else.
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The Trump administration and Congress have focused billions on fighting the epidemic, and haven't shied from intrusive methods to combat it.
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"These new revelations show the lack of accountability and oversight in the market of surveillance and other intrusive technologies," she said.
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But while these technologies advanced doctors' abilities to diagnose, they were too costly and intrusive to use as a first step.
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" Later, the sheriff released a statement noting that deputies "were instructed to perform a basic and non-intrusive pat down of each student" but later it was discovered that one officer "had exceeded the instructions given by the Sheriff and conducted a pat down of some students that was more intrusive than instructed by the Sheriff.
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Why it matters: It's part of a broader effort by Hulu to make advertising for TV content less intrusive and more relevant.
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A regular rectangle crib would have just felt to intrusive in the space and be much easier to run into the corners.
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Lastly, vaping is generally considered to be less intrusive to bystanders than smoking because there's no smell and often no visible vapor.
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Exxon, which has said that it has acknowledged the reality of climate change for years, called the subpoena unreasonably burdensome and intrusive.
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"Focusing on non-intrusive gait recognition by monitoring the force exerted on the floor during a footstep is very challenging," said Reyes.
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We haven't forgotten how in episode two, Cam got a handful of nuggets to the chest for being his obnoxious intrusive self.
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By elevating arbitrary rules above the free market, these changes make a mockery of the White House's supposed opposition to intrusive regulation.
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The restrictions are to last 15 years and even after that, Iran's nuclear activities will remain under a highly intrusive inspection regime.
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The land-lease agreement does not give residents permanent rights, and tourism can have an intrusive impact on indigenous culture, she said.
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The next revolution, however, looks to involve much smaller drones that while less lethal, can also be a much more intrusive presence.
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Amazon Offers New Service That Will Unlock Door, Allow Deliveries to Be Dropped Off Inside Home Kennedy: I think it&aposs intrusive.
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In its fight against the FBI, Apple isn't just worried about this controversial case becoming a precedent for more intrusive government requests.
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I'm not allowed to lift heavy boxes (or even empty boxes, according to a well-meaning but rather intrusive U-Haul employee).
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"A lot of people with bothersome or intrusive tinnitus are experiencing depression and or anxiety because of the ringing," Dr. Sherlock says.
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Where technology and economics collide Google has a plan to protect users of its market-leading Chrome web browsers from intrusive ads.
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The company will start punishing mobile sites that make content less accessible with intrusive ads, by ranking them lower in search results.
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Trump's most fervent supporters want the return of traditional industries, the retreat of intrusive government and the disempowering of the current elite.
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Data retention must also be "strictly necessary" for fighting serious crime, meaning there can be no effective alternative that is less intrusive.
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A source connected to Donnell says Greer was extremely intrusive, trying to take pics of them while they were in the bathroom.
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You know, his nickname was Harvey Scissorhands and he was very intrusive in the path of the directors who worked for him.
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According to the NY Post, Luann refused both ... saying her schedule's too busy for treatment, and the ankle monitor was too intrusive.
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Sure, the ads are intrusive and annoying, but since you can always pay to get rid of them, that's really the point.
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IPG Mediabrands is also working with several organizations to make sure its ads are "lighter and less intrusive," to keep customers happy.
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The analysts were skeptical of Snap's ability to execute on scalable, non-intrusive ad units for mobile gaming and third-party networks.
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Creating new taxes in tax reform is the wrong choice to make and would impose a bigger and even more intrusive government.
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He also contended that it would prove too difficult and intrusive to research how many Americans were unintentionally affected by the collection.
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It is ironic that Britain should consider Brexit just when the EU has come round to a more competitive, less intrusive approach.
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And in northern Ohio, Mr. Herdman has encouraged his investigators to use wiretaps, one of their most intrusive tools, in such cases.
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They, like Wyatt, Wilde and Byron, are merely expressing themselves—and reaping the rewards of intrusive celebrity culture at the same time.
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I've been testing the white model and as far as home theater tech goes, it's about as non-intrusive as it gets.
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On the one side, the demand is for the total elimination of North Korea's nuclear capability, completely verified by intrusive international inspections.
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A sequence in which a distraught Maria dreams of bison running amok in her house uses subtle and yet intrusive computer animation.
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"The most devastating, intrusive attacks by the most sophisticated actors often originate with a simple act of spear phishing," Mr. Johnson said.
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If this sounds intrusive or aggressive, try it with your team and watch the spark of creativity and focus burst into action.
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The research shows that baby brains react more strongly to angry voices when their parents are more "intrusive and demanding," Zhao said.
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People who experience intrusive thoughts may attempt to drive them away by practicing mental compulsions such as counting, praying and self-reassurance.
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But most importantly, why would anyone endure that type of intrusive screening at a hotel or casino based on one outlier event?
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Schatz says adopting the European model would protect citizens from intrusive actions by the tech companies most of us rely on daily.
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It involves the intrusive power of the federal government to compel people to come in and testify and to turn over documents.
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So it feels a bit weird, and almost intrusive, to find Toledo sitting in my passenger seat next to me, discussing it.
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It will take some important legislative changes before focused, less intrusive care in a dignified, comfortable setting can become more widely available.
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In other words, the FCC should not help turn set top boxes into a platform for more intrusive, less regulated advertising opportunities.
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Personally, I found a certain inevitability in it: of its intrusive vastness imposed on the people, for all its supposed populist intent.
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Like many people wrestling with anxiety, her intrusive, worrisome thoughts made everyday activities like socializing and going to work seem nearly impossible.
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Facebook let some of the world's largest technology companies have more intrusive access to users' personal data than it had previously disclosed.
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That default he no longer sits right with us, while alternating he and she may come across as intrusive or self-conscious.
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Around our third month together, Josh started losing sleep because of nightmares and intrusive thoughts in which I played a starring role.
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But, in the final analysis, the people who were robbed invited it by allowing Zuckerberg's incredibly intrusive infernal contraption into their lives.
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In Jiangxi Province, in the southeast, the government has adopted a more intrusive approach, reissuing guidelines for when women can get abortions.
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Mr. Trump's team insisted that North Korea had agreed to an intrusive inspection regime even though Pyongyang made no mention of that.
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Perel notes that we've replaced it with terms that give the moral high ground to the betrayed: trauma, intrusive thought, attachment injury.
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In this novel, Green discusses the struggles of O.C.D., depression, and intrusive thoughts, all things that many teens have firsthand experience with.
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The Android version of the app that was injected with malware from an advertiser could potentially show "intrusive advertising" to CamScanner users.
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But it has cleaned up its act with the ZenFone 6, significantly changing its software philosophy to focus on less intrusive features.
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Privacy may not be a policy issue for most of the 2020 presidential candidates, but their campaigns will depend on intrusive tracking.
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Though many patients are now put under general anesthesia for intrusive procedures, the music lingers on, usually for the benefit of doctors.
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Worst of all, at a time of growing hope against pervasive and intrusive regulatory overreach, it would be a giant leap backward.
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In 85033, Kim Jong Il went beyond those pledges and began dismantling his country's nuclear reactors while accepting intrusive on-site inspections.
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The ads are co-branded with Hulu in an effort to make them feel less intrusive and commercial than regular TV ads.
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The scene that feels most intrusive is the one in which Simon visits Onassis, unconscious and dying, in her Fifth Avenue apartment.
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While Google is not about to wipe ads off its browser, it is making some strides to rein in the more intrusive.
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Google is giving websites that serve intrusive video ads a few months to make changes, which will come into force in August.
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Tiffany Martinez was a 210-year-old college freshman when she began hearing voices, seeing shadowy figures and experiencing troubling, intrusive thoughts.
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Mr. Xi has established a secretive National Security Commission, and Ministry of State Security agents seem more and more numerous and intrusive.
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It also agreed to restrictions on the level to which it could enrich uranium and to more intrusive international inspections than before.
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While loved ones' concern is understandable, selective eaters consider it intrusive and an attack on their sense of self, Dr. Kauer said.
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Others tagged companies like Lush Cosmetics and Victoria's Secret, which they felt had trained employees to be overly gregarious or even intrusive.
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But because they've spent so much time tuning it, it never feels intrusive or synthetic, rather increases your confidence in the car.
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No one else has come forward to say they also heard the inciting words, nor did any intrusive microphone pick them up.
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Mr. Pruitt, 133, sees himself as a champion of states' rights, pressing to diminish the intrusive authority of an overbearing federal agency.
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It has also been sold as a protection against intrusive government surveillance in the wake of Edward Snowden's revelations about NSA spying.
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Strange was one of multiple women I spoke with who noted that Biden's behavior, as described by Flores, was intrusive and uncomfortable.
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Two weeks after the massacre, the country's spy agencies were authorized to increase their "intrusive" activities and put more people under surveillance.
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If the banks do not provide the information, the senators plan to seek potentially more intrusive action, such as a government investigation.
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Egypt's incumbent President President Abdel Fattah el Sisi will enjoy the same intrusive surveillance powers bequeathed by his ally and predecessor Mubarak.
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This in-car tablet had a tougher coating and less intrusive bezel; that radar gun had a clearer display and a faster processor.
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In addition, the transition team sent an unusually intrusive questionnaire to the Energy Department, seeking information about agency personnel working on climate change.
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The 25-year-old Belgian artist has a talent for assembling widely accessible images and video streams into exhibits that feel provocatively intrusive.
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This might serve as a double-edged comfort, though: One member told me she'd had more intrusive negative thoughts since joining the community.
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"You&aposre only supposed to do it if less intrusive means like a subpoena are not available or won&apost work," Wisenberg said.
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It's less intrusive than a wiretap, according to former US Attorney Preet Bharara, since investigators can't listen in on a phone call's content.
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I'm currently at Level 19 (of a possible 50) and it's only now that the free-to-play elements are becoming more intrusive.
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In a country scarred by communism—where the state was once all-intrusive and families had virtually no privacy—such sensitivities are understandable.
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"We designed the whole thing to be really focused on keeping the driver safe without being intrusive," Nauto CEO Stefan Heck told TechCrunch.
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But rather than intrusive two-way customs controls, this could mean regulatory and food-safety checks on goods going into Northern Ireland only.
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If a mobile ad pops up when you're using your favorite app, inMobi specializes in making them less intrusive and more user-friendly.
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During the years of intrusive inspection which followed the 1991 Gulf war in Iraq, the agency also played a vital role (see article).
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Both comforting and intrusive, the couch's spine consumes most of an off-kilter frame that offers barely enough room for mother and son.
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Perry said part of the talks center on making sure any nuclear inspections would not be intrusive for sensitive areas in the kingdom.
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Likewise, notifications on your wrist are no less intrusive for someone deeply focused on a match than feeling your pocket or purse buzz.
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Jud's wary, soulful, and ever-shifting expressions are displayed on the wall for the audience in a close-up that feels totally intrusive.
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The industry thought that consumers would welcome "relevant" ads, but as these got more intrusive and creepy, people reacted by installing ad-blockers.
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"When we were building the app we were thinking, hey, how do we place this ad in a non-intrusive way," Govindgari said.
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He denied the government played any "intrusive" role in the appointment of Morelli, pointing out the bank's board had voted unanimously for him.
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But Facebook risks its chat apps seeming annoying or intrusive if it packs in too many ads or allows too much Message spam.
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Earlier this year, Google announced that it would be integrating an ad blocker into Chrome to cut down on spammy or intrusive advertisements.
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But Wisconsin has argued that a search is less intrusive for a suspect who is not conscious, because their cooperation is not required.
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Films generally can't capture the specific lyricism of great writing, and attempts to do so (usually with heavy voiceover) are intrusive and artificial.
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The article was valid — I agreed with much of it — but I found the act of sharing it to the private group intrusive.
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Ads aren't new to Messenger, but until now they've been limited to static, News Feed-style ads, not the more intrusive autoplaying videos.
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Our sources say he made the decision to not have extra security during off-hours because it was an intrusive way of living.
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"The prohibition is the most direct and perhaps the only effective approach to prevent the harms of intrusive and annoying advertisements," he wrote.
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GCHQ's demands may be legal, but if they are too costly or intrusive, companies dealing with technology and data will simply move abroad.
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But for Jaswant Singh, owner of a mustard oil company, LGBT-friendly policies are intrusive and best not to be introduced at work.
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Described as a native advertising Supply-Side Platform, Avocarrot offers a monetization solution for mobile apps via less intrusive advertising dubbed "native advertising".
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Ford Other modes include Rock Crawl, which engages the electronic locking differential, and sets the traction control system to its "least intrusive" settings.
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Analysts say such efforts may breach so-called net neutrality rules, which require all online data, including intrusive ads, to be treated equally.
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The volume indicator in iOS 13 has moved to a much less intrusive location near the top of the screen in iOS 13.
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So, from the Trump campaign's point of view, arbitration offers a better opportunity to control publicity and prevent intrusive discovery by Manigault Newman.
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It is a pattern of unwanted, fixated, and obsessive behavior which is intrusive and causes fear of violence or serious alarm or distress.
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Conservatives have long opposed the CFPB's collection of personally identifiable information from banks and financial services companies, which they've called intrusive and unsafe.
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Is he going to be able to get the most intrusive inspections regime in history in North Korea as we did with Iran?
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"Intrusive thoughts, obsessive thinking, difficulty with appetite, concentration or making decisions are also signs that you might be suffering a reaction," said Marter.
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Trump and Republicans had campaigned to overhaul former President Barack Obama's health care law, which they have argued is too intrusive and expensive.
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Testing patients for cognitive changes like an improvement in memory and thinking ability is easier and less intrusive than tracking their functional performance.
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"I experimented with it for a year but found it intrusive, especially the BBC News presentation," he told the The Guardian in 2004.
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The concern if you're a user, though, is that seeing autoplay video ads next to your private messages will feel intrusive or obnoxious.
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If you want to trade these files, you'll find yourself on sites with really intrusive advertising, where you worry a lot about viruses.
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Common symptoms include nightmares, involuntary and intrusive memories of the event, and flashbacks in which you feel as if the event is recurring.
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Early data shows these ads can be extremely effective… or they can be so annoying and intrusive that they risk alienating viewers entirely.
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Republicans contend that Obama's signature 2010 healthcare law, which allowed some 20 million Americans to gain medical insurance, is too intrusive and expensive.
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The country has for years denied oppressing the Uighurs, a mostly-Muslim ethnic minority in western China, with intrusive surveillance and mass detentions.
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Given your description of your friend, he has reason to fear that her presence would feel intrusive, so lovingly address this with her.
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"Women don't experience same-sex contact as being as intrusive or threatening, so it lets them ease into situations more easily," Ley noted.
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That meant caseworkers were spending less time investigating well-functioning families, who in turn were not being hassled by an intrusive government agency.
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We were a lot more stoic when we signed, because we didn't want to be too intrusive with hearing people in their environment.
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The practice is increasingly intrusive, they found, as data is sold to advertisers, who spent $21 billion this year on location-targeted advertising.
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He said the resolution's intrusive language and demands would not contribute to finding lasting resolutions to the delicate situation in Myanmar's Rakhine state.
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Once a democratic tool used to shape the country's future, government became seen as something intrusive and inefficient—indeed, something to be feared.
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Compared to controls, depressed mothers had higher cortisol and SIgA levels and tended to exhibit more intrusive and insensitive behaviors toward their children.
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Analysts broadly consider this a lost opportunity to extract more meaningful concessions from North Korea, such as partial disarmament or intrusive nuclear inspections.
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It's less intrusive, in a way, but it's the only time I've ever acted without being able to see any other human beings.
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I'm not saying that the good stuff — the mobile revolution, blocking intrusive ads, better marketing options for small businesses — doesn't outweigh the bad.
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But for more intrusive surveillance, spying companies had to work around Apple's restrictions by using the victim's name and password to get data.
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Disruption can be a positive force in the office, but at home it feels the way disruption has always felt: intrusive and annoying.
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I don't want to steal, but I hate going back to fix someone else's mistake, especially one that felt intrusive, unkind and rude.
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Some argue the technology takes away the human element and is too intrusive, and others counter that all wrong calls should be overturned.
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The FBI later used details contained in the dossier as it sought a highly intrusive form of surveillance on Page in late 2016.
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Afterward, when she returned to the M.D.C., officers made her squat for an intrusive search, which made the bleeding worse, Ms. Jorge said.
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The fellow diner at the Benihana in Bethesda who wouldn't stop asking Whiteside and her husband intrusive questions at the worst possible time.
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"But that would require highly intrusive inspections, across the country," said Jung Pak, a former senior C.I.A. analyst now at the Brookings Institution.
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The least intrusive choice would be to do little more than erect a memorial on the site and leave things as they are.
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This is the sort of behavior—intrusive and actually a bit quietly threatening—that warrants a move to another part of the vehicle!
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Mr Kohl's son Walter was an indirect victim: intrusive security meant he never had a normal childhood, he said in a miserable, caustic memoir.
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A simple trip to the market or to see friends can take hours, due to the unpredictable and intrusive nature of the police checks.
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Administrators are locked in a mercenary commercial relationship with tuition-paying parents and in a coercive symbiosis with intrusive regulators of the federal government.
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Countries start getting a bit edgy when curious strangers parachute in and start asking all manner of intrusive questions about security arrangements and vulnerabilities.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is caused by experiencing or witnessing a terrifying incident, and the symptoms include acute anxiety, flashbacks, and intrusive thoughts.
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It's an incredibly barebones app — consisting of just trivia questions and slightly intrusive ads that appear between questions when you get an answer wrong.
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For Kachroo-Levine, she explains them as obsessive irrational fears, writing that she had intrusive thoughts about something violent happening to a loved one.
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To many people, ad targeting systems feel intrusive and opaque, and Facebook needs to do more to educate and explain how these systems work.
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The creative management relationship at Marvel [today] is far more organizationally structured, and I would assume far more, not intrusive, but certainly hands-on.
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"Apelike imitation" and "intrusive piety" are just two of the phrases he used to describe the threats that lurked under the carapace of progress.
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The intrusive nature of telemarketing is telegraphed by having Cassius literally crash into people's houses, desk and all, interrupting everything from dinner to sex.
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"We recommended that privacy should form the backbone of the legislation, around which the exceptional, intrusive powers are then built," Lord Janvrin said today.
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From a user perspective, native formats can make for a less intrusive experience, although can sometimes be confused with content if not properly labeled.
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But it's not clear what – if anything – Facebook will do to discourage bots from behaving in a way that is overly intrusive or annoying.
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"One of the things I really struggle with OCD is not so much the checking and hand-washing, but the intrusive thoughts," says Gilgenbach.
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The participants kept a diary of when they had intrusive memories linked to the film over the following days and completed a recall task.
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In March it said it was disappointed in the decision and that the commissioner had made a "broad and intrusive request for private data".
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Our group will continue to explore this and other non-intrusive methods to help people feel more comfortable — and be healthier and more productive.
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Three weeks of neuro checks on-the-hour, an intrusive routine in which we gag, pinch, and prod the patient to induce a reaction.
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Others might have symptoms like intrusive thoughts, avoiding reminders of the event, having negative thoughts about themselves, having trouble sleeping, and being easily startled.
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It would be a huge, sustained headache for anyone in the information protection business, but no more intrusive than, say, emission regulations for cars.
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Yet her subjects' introspective languor can make the viewer feel uncomfortably voyeuristic, similar to the intrusive feeling of glimpsing a stranger crying in public.
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But hearing problematic assumptions or intrusive questions is hurtful and exhausting, especially when they come from friends, partners, colleagues, teachers, and well-meaning strangers.
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So far that deal would include funding for the border wall, more detention beds, reducing legal immigration, and implementing the intrusive E-Verify program.
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When your eyes are inches from the screen, and you can't look away, ads, adaptive bitrates, and buffering feel way more intrusive and grating.
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"Interest rate policy is by far the most flexible, the least intrusive to markets, and has proven capable of targeting low inflation," he wrote.
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It is so intrusive to them that the whole matter goes to trial in a federal courtroom on November 5 in New York City.
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However, the team said the software "could easily be used for far more intrusive and harmful purposes", such as stealing banking credentials and eavesdropping.
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The boundaries of the internet society are still being drawn, but it is far too late to go backwards to a less intrusive age.
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I watched a distraught staff sergeant run over to the photographer, whose presence at that moment felt intrusive, and tell him to go away.
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The symptoms of distress recorded in the study included experiences of intrusive thoughts and avoidance: "They don't want to talk about it," Hagan said.
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The court ruled that forced breathalyzer tests do not require a warrant, but blood-alcohol tests still do, because taking blood is more intrusive.
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I have a variety of shoe storage solutions at home, but this one is by far the best and least intrusive in my closet.
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The TSA has drawn criticism at times for its intrusive security measures, and lawmakers have scrutinized the effectiveness of the federal air marshal program.
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Pai has said he wants to work with his counterpart at the FTC, acting Chairman Maureen Ohlhausen, to implement a less intrusive privacy framework.
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Proponents of safety plans tout them as a legitimate investigation tools that provide less intrusive ways of ensuring child safety until concerns are allayed.
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But since taking office he has generally appointed conservatives to his administration who are inclined to take a less intrusive approach to regulating mergers.
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Under their vision of American health care, the government, either directly or through intrusive regulation, will dictate what care we are allowed to get.
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Since Pyongyang has cheated often in the past, the treaty and inspections would have to be far more intrusive even than the Iran deal.
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When the company first started, Glow (and eventually Glow Nurture, for pregnant women, and Glow Baby, a baby tracker) was regarded as unbearably intrusive.
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After you're up and moving, the Wake-Up light dims and adjusts to your room lighting to maintain a comfortable brightness that's not intrusive.
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PTSD is a severely debilitating condition in which patients re-experience horrific traumas from the past in forms of intrusive memories, flashbacks and nightmares.
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Every month for the past five years, Harlem residents have gathered to discuss digital privacy and how to best protect themselves from intrusive surveillance.
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But if your caregiver was not so attuned to your needs, was intrusive or inattentive, you might develop what is called an insecure attachment.
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Obama compared the weakening of encryption to going through security at the airport—an intrusive process, but a necessary sacrifice for citizens to make.
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Considering the intrusive role that landlords, lawyers and city officials now play in operating a restaurant, it's a wonder that people still open them.
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Speaking of which: Online ads became so intrusive in 2018 that they increasingly ruined people's web-browsing experiences and raised more hackles about privacy.
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Most people know that apps can track their movements, but as technology becomes more accurate, snooping on people's daily habits has grown more intrusive.
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Paraguay Dispatch ASUNCIÓN, Paraguay — Before being allowed inside the Paraguay jail cell of a notorious drug kingpin, I braced for an intrusive pat down.
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It said that if you put a little smiling sun next to the "tip not included" note on the bill, it seems less intrusive.
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I turned my wrist to use the back of my hand, as if checking a child for a temperature; somehow that seemed less intrusive.
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Behind the second day's door is a wall of intrusive pop up windows, heralding from a time when that stuff wasn't sponsored by Audi.
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In the next few weeks, she become increasingly anxious when walking alone at night and had intrusive flashbacks of the assault during the day.
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The result can be intrusive symptoms such as unwanted memories, nightmares, flashbacks and overwhelming feelings of stress when exposed to reminders of the event.
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Asking "Do you work near here?" is less intrusive than "What do you do?" and lets the person tell as much as they want.
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In an adult, the diagnosis might be psychosis, but this may be how a child describes flashbacks or intrusive thoughts, common symptoms of PTSD.
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So it's finding creative ways to relay the necessary information you need and if there's anything less intrusive you're required to go that route.
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Perhaps the most intriguing question is whether new etiquettes will form around these flying cameras, which may be noisy and intrusive of people's privacy.
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The difference here is that Prueitt comes at it from the gluten-free angle, and in a way that doesn't feel upending or intrusive.
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While AirDrop can be convenient, turning it off can stop people you don&apost know from trying to share intrusive files with your Mac.
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Announcing the review in July, the British government said it recognized many had deemed the process "too bureaucratic, expensive and intrusive" to bother applying.
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For potential buyers, it means becoming the steward of a legacy, which includes instant membership in an exclusive, sometimes intrusive, society of Wright enthusiasts.
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There's also some junk, including Candy Crush and a few other games, but nothing was intrusive, apart from the occasional pop-up from Norton.
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Some critics think that the intrusive militias in Charlottesville could have contributed to the initial hesitation by the police to break up the violence.
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While experts worry about AI technologies like intrusive surveillance and autonomous weaponry, the US government is advocating a hands-off approach to AI's regulation.
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Though a wiretap itself is an intrusive investigative tool, F.B.I. officials obtained a wiretap on Mr. Page after he had left the Trump campaign.
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I mean, again, we talked about this, the Trump administration enabling some offensive cyber weapons in response to intrusive attacks by Russia and China.
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That Facebook also owns Instagram and Whatsapp doesn't raise prices, but it might compromise privacy or make advertising more intrusive or cause other harms. Sen.
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Scientists and nonprofits have taken steps to understand and mitigate the crisis, including studying honeybees in Africa, where commercialized beekeeping has not been as intrusive.
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So far, however, U.S. institutions appear to be fairly resilient in the face of the type of intrusive leadership Latin Americans know all too well.
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But this device, which uses no wires or awkward hook-ups, is far less intrusive and more accommodating to patients trying to catch some z's.
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Opposition activists, human rights defenders, and journalists have been placed under intrusive government surveillance and individuals have had their communications read to them during torture.
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He notes that a number of trends — including intrusive advertising, clickbait, online-tracking, and political partisanship — are eroding qualities that made the open web great.
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"But more importantly, you need to start to develop the mental muscles to block out intrusive thoughts and learn to clear your mind," she said.
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So we feel like that's much less intrusive because a user theoretically should have some right to have their data and send it to somebody.
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The company says that since all of the data is stored outside the realm of "intrusive" U.S. laws, only encrypted messages could be handed over.
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He's not the only data protection law expert with that view either… The CJEU has consistently considered *gathering* data to be intrusive, not just access.
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I suppose there's some value for users looking to periodically check in on loved ones, but the whole thing is too intrusive for my tastes.
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To ensure the accuracy of the constitutionally required count, the decennial enumeration is designed to be minimally intrusive: 10 questions taking 10 minutes or less.
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These firms have moaned for months about the law's intrusive and vague provisions and asked for a delay in its implementation, but to no avail.
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Microsoft has also tweaked Cortana so that "Hey, Cortana" is less intrusive, and the assistant now supports both light and dark themes on Windows 10.
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Most pressingly, she has to deal with the intrusive attention of German war hero Fredrick Zoller (Daniel Brühl), who unknowingly enables her nitrate-fueled plan.
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Regardless, between intrusive paparazzi questions, overzealous fans, and a mom with questionable social media activity, it's clear that poor Bieber just can't catch a break.
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The IP bill fared little better, attracting criticism about its impact on privacy and overly intrusive powers from even the hawkish Intelligence and security committee.
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In the past, whenever intrusive thoughts would spin through my mind, I'd add fuel to the flames and quickly find myself physically and emotionally incapacitated.
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While, back in February, the Intelligence and Security committee slammed it in a highly critical report warning of privacy failures and overly broad intrusive powers.
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"Facebook might be intrusive and sell your stuff," said Kim Forrest, a money manager at Fort Pitt Capital Group, which owns about 2,300 Facebook shares.
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The resulting bill was viewed as a betrayal by many cyber-libertarians, who were furious that the EFF had provided cover for intrusive government regulation.
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The French public seems to have an unusually high tolerance of intrusive police and intelligence powers, and of government proposals to tighten them further still.
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In addition to severe religious freedom restrictions, Vietnam has also taken unprecedented steps to curtail Internet freedom, with some of the region's most intrusive laws.
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Police in Anaheim, California have been using Stingray surveillance devices, as well as their more intrusive cousin, "dirtboxes," during active investigations, completely unbeknownst to residents.
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Iran has rendered its heavy water reactor inert, drastically reduced its number of centrifuges, and permitted IAEA inspectors to carry out rigorous and intrusive inspections.
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Its notifications are bulky and intrusive; and, ideally, I'd rather not give a third party permission to see every message popping up on my phone.
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But Congress is making progress on smaller pieces of legislation that promote better stewardship of taxpayer money and a more efficient and less intrusive bureaucracy.
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The SII also features information on the types of products the companies sell, with the majority covering communications intelligence, intrusive spyware, and internet monitoring tools.
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This is the same survey that recently asked how many flush toilets you have in your house, yet activists find the citizenship question too intrusive.
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What distinguishes his prose is not its lyricism—as John Lambert's translation conveys, it is simple and spare—but his intrusive, philosophical first-person voice.
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A dossier that Comey himself described as "salacious and unverified," and yet he still signed off on several renewals of the intrusive interception of Page.
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Depending on the intensity and urgency of an inquiry, there are three types of investigations the F.B.I. can undertake with varying levels of intrusive techniques.
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The department would have even more video to manage and release, but most worrisome was how fundamentally different, and more intrusive, this video would be.
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Briley jokes around, cracks wise at certain mistakes, and even sings along with the pre-show D.J. set, but he's not an especially intrusive voice.
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They're loud and intrusive and if you're logging into Netflix multiple times in one week you may hear the same content over and over again.
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"When I went to boarding school, it all kind of went away — all those inconveniences that I found intrusive," he told New York in 2004.
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The court that oversees government snooping under FISA operates in secret, the surveillance so intrusive that the existence of the warrants only rarely become public.
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My life had pretty much reached its lowest point, and weeks of intrusive, pessimistic, nihilistic thoughts were beginning to pile up on top of me.
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He taps her on the shoulder, asks her intrusive and unwanted questions, demands to know her name and pulls her headphones out of her ear.
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The documents reveal that the companies have used Facebook to engage in widespread and intrusive social media surveillance of individual campaigners and their private lives.
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Last year, Mr. Knox lamented in his op-ed article, published in a southern Kansas newspaper, that the government had become too intrusive in education.
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A likely next step will be to require all visitors to Kurdistan to secure Iraqi, not Kurdish, visas, a longer, more expensive, more intrusive process.
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Stress is a common cause of insomnia, because intrusive thoughts can make it harder for people to fall asleep, according to the National Sleep Foundation.
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In my baby's first months of life, I experienced intrusive thoughts that a switch would flip inside me and I would hurt my child, too.
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More recently, The New York Times reported that Facebook gave other technology companies more intrusive access to users' personal data than it had previously disclosed.
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Still, why hasn't Google, rather than Verily, taken the initiative to provide better information sooner, with no intrusive demands to register and upload personal data?
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But how can a person with OCD manage, when suddenly confronted with messaging coming from all directions that sounds almost exactly like intrusive OCD thoughts?
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Critics said Mr. Trump risked isolating the United States diplomatically and giving up the deal's hard-won gains, including intrusive inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities.
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"Otherwise, we fall into this dependency such that later on, we become more intrusive in the use of these technologies which can also produce harm."
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Nor did he disclose a full inventory of his nuclear assets or agree to intrusive inspections to verify that he is not hiding any weapons.
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There's a hole-punch cutout for the selfie camera, but it's small, centered at the top, and way less distracting and intrusive than any notch.
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All the while social media makes the comparison game more intrusive than ever, and nearly everybody feels as if he or she is falling behind.
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The intrusive measures originally introduced to deter terrorism are supplemented by authoritarian interventions aimed at biosecurity, like compulsory temperature screening or internment in quarantine facilities.
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We didn't hear about his unapologetic support for the invasion of Iraq or the intrusive surveillance of Muslim New Yorkers during his time in office.
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One employee took aim at Amazon&aposs home-security camera business Ring, which has been criticized for essentially establishing a large and intrusive surveillance network.
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"(Tech companies) now have the choice between something that is smart but intrusive and regulation that is wicked and plain stupid," a French official said.
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Apple executives were reportedly "intrusive" when it came to content, encouraging producers to exclude explicit or mature content in favor of more "family-friendly" content.
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Sophistication varies, yet in the most intrusive cases, governments can monitor not just traffic attributes like source and destination, but the content of communications themselves.
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Hans, like other townspeople whose sons died at French hands, is initially hostile to this intrusive foreigner, but, little by little, Adrien is made welcome.
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The filter removes only the most intrusive, annoying types of ads that violate the Coalition for Better Ads' standards, as outlined in the image below.
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The idea is that, while the lasers might be intrusive for others watching the stage, they're less annoying than someone gawping at a bright screen.
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But while the hacking focused attention on one particularly stealthy, intrusive way of influencing other states, it is just one lever that the Kremlin pulls.
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Some conservatives have labeled the House plan "Obamacare lite," saying it is nearly as intrusive in the insurance market as the law it would replace.
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A federal oversight panel will scrap the "systemically important financial institution" designation, which subjects non-bank firms like insurers and asset managers to intrusive oversight.
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He also said that part of the talks center on making sure any nuclear inspections would not be intrusive for sensitive areas in the kingdom.
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Capcom quickly said that it plans to roll back the need for this particular bit of extremely intrusive anti-cheat software, and it did today.
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The videos of Border Patrol agents questioning passengers on a bus sparked outrage partly because this kind of intrusive questioning seems like a constitutional violation.
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And every day, the internet becomes more of a platform for lousy ads, for increasing the power of a few rich companies, and for intrusive tracking.
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It appears that its aim was to create a commercial that would tap into the target demographic's concerns for intrusive advertising and invasion of their privacy.
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This "binge ad experience" is the second non-intrusive format Hulu has developed — the first being the "pause ad" that only appears when you press pause.
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DNA testing must only be used as a last resort when there is a genuine reason to doubt parentage and no less intrusive method is effective.
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It's completely normal that people may be feeling distressed, scared, angry, and may even feel like they're having some intrusive thoughts and memories or feel unsafe.
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We haven't spent enough time playing around with Dead Run to have a sense of how intrusive (or not) the free-to-play elements are, though.
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The shift to mobile means that the only ads that make any money are either data-heavy video ads or intrusive in-stream or interstitial formats.
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The report, reviewed by Reuters, warns of dangers for the global internet, including intrusive surveillance, rising cybercrime and fragmentation as governments exert control of online content.
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Many things had to come together to make this happen, such as very high income and estate taxes, strong labour unions, and intrusive regulations and controls.
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Vera Eidelman, staff attorney with the ACLU's speech, privacy, and technology project, said DNA collection is coercive, intrusive, and raises serious privacy and civil liberties concerns.
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And although some of the more intrusive trackers in Verizon's new app are optional, for privacy-minded customers that's only going to be a small consolation.
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Complying with the agents doesn't necessarily mean being immediately released — and any investigation scans will be a lot more intrusive if you've already decrypted your device.
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Participants who were seen to embody harmonious sexual passion showed greater control over their sexual desires, and had less sexually intrusive thoughts than their obsessive counterparts.
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How about this freakish thought: By understanding your virtual brain, companies could advertise exactly what you want when you want it — perhaps useful, but incredibly intrusive.
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Levy and Robinson argued the proposal would be "no more intrusive than the virtual crocodile clips" which are currently used in wiretaps of non-encrypted communications.
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That reality has forced the digital ad industry to reckon with the fact that their products are too often clunky, intrusive and sometimes even actively malicious.
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Putting the activity front and center on a Facebook profile feels more intrusive, allowing users to track exactly what their friends are doing across the network.
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"The recent explosion of adblocking is evidence of consumers becoming more concerned about how their personal data is being used to create intrusive advertising," he suggests.
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Still, Ms. Marzian and Ms. Newman have drawn attention to the fact that their colleagues are imposing abortion restrictions on women that are intrusive and unnecessary.
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I currently have six washing baskets and piles that demand my attention… when I'm not resisting violent, intrusive thoughts about my loved ones dying, of course.
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The women we spoke to worked extensively with us to corroborate their accounts, voluntarily subjecting themselves to intrusive questions and often retraumatizing themselves in the process.
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And every day, the internet becomes more of a platform for lousy ads, for increasing the power of a few rich companies and for intrusive tracking.
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By the numbers: According to the findings, 43% of consumers found smart speaker ads to be less intrusive, compared to 26% that held the opposite view.
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Without a doubt, Snowden's whistleblowing was an important milestone in learning just how intrusive and extensive the US government's spying efforts are on its own citizens.
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And with such an intrusive regime in place it may seem odd that GCHQ is pushing for even greater powers to snoop on people's digital chatter.
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But once again, Sunday night's debate was mostly about the candidates' talking points, insults, and more than a few squabbles with the all-too-intrusive moderators.
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Of course, the winning proposals have yet to be selected, but the solicitation indicates the type of intrusive projects the agencies might be most interested in.
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Border areas around the world, including in the United States, are notorious for intrusive device searches thanks to policies allowing unlimited suspicionless and indiscriminate device searches.
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If people notice that the experience is reacting to their gaze or changing audio directionality or never pausing to buffer, that means the technology is intrusive.
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Even in the seasons where there were more people of color, they often existed on the periphery — in service roles like receptionists or intrusive police officers.
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Americans should not be asked to surrender their rights or privacy at the border, and our bill will put an end to the government's intrusive practices.
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If the new owner resells those cards then some of the resell price also goes to charity, an interesting if slightly intrusive use of smart contracts.
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This intrusive system is causing physicians — the only person in the exam room with medical training— to burn out, retire early and leave their patients behind.
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In a recent study, the authors found that youths who experience intrusive police stops are at risk of heightened emotional distress and post-traumatic stress symptoms.
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Nor has it explained how such access complies with the requirement that FBI agents consider using the "least intrusive" approach at each stage of their investigations.
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Once America walks away and the deal collapses, Iran will be able to reconstitute its nuclear program—and without the presence of an intrusive inspections regime.
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If the United States had thwarted the attacks before they happened, we might still be using the far less intrusive procedures that existed in the 1990s.
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Conversely, if the evidence establishes a significant probability that Russian interference did or could alter election outcomes, Congress would be justified in enacting more intrusive regulations.
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They speak of constantly staying alert, exercising caution and growing accustomed to what some may find to be intrusive levels of security, but essentially carrying on.
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