There are two firing mode options: 'lock on before launch' and 'lock on after launch.
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Beyoncé now has an astronomical lock on the world's attention.
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Summer has a lock on beach getaways and frozen cocktails.
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GPSGPS satellites give your phone a lock on its position.
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Why is there a lock on Bardem's splintering chair handle?
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A spokesman said TSMC has "a virtual lock on supply".
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KS: It's like having a better lock on your door.
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"They had a lock on the police market," he said.
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Until recently Republicans had a virtual lock on state government.
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Or Adrien Brody putting a big lip-lock on Halle Berry.
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"They'd jimmied the lock on just this one room," Subramanian says.
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This practice could have saved the lock on our screen door.
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Luke Pell has a lock on becoming the next Bachelor...right?
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This meant Hubble couldn't turn and lock on to new targets.
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So no particular region has a lock on graduating funded entrepreneurs.
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They broke the lock on a door, but fled empty-handed.
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A. Right now, Republicans have a lock on all three branches.
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Before Moore's lock on the nomination, Jones' chances were probably zero.
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I regret that the NRA has its dominant lock on Congress.
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Oculus needs to lock-on to Xbox and create a meaningful partnership.
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And then, over the summer, he put a lock on the door.
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It has a lock on a significant part of the US population.
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Barring an unforeseen event, Clinton still has a lock on the win.
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Putting a lock on junk luggage is like locking a paper bag.
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For a moment, the glasses got a lock on a man's face.
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Then they made CAR-T cells that lock on to those sites.
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His conclusion: Progressives don't have any kind of "lock" on the future.
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Go deeper: Silicon Valley no longer has a lock on software developer jobs.
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The Wisconsin primary could very well undo Trump's lock on the Republican nomination.
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But the two have a lock on other car-of-the-future components.
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CVS and Walgreens have a virtual lock on the drugstore and pharmacy business.
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Every single one passes by before I can get a lock on it.
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The president requested a lock on his door, but Secret Service pushed back.
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The further it plunges downward, the stronger the GOP's lock on political power.
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Conservatives have won a generational lock on the highest courts, entrenching Citizens United.
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"Well, the lock on the door was changed," the janitor could reasonably respond.
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Pompeo has a lock on the simple majority he needs to be confirmed.
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McCree is vulnerable to enemy fire during the (maximum) 6-second lock-on window.
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When you do get a lock on someone, do your best to give chase.
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Another woman short-circuited the magnetic lock on her hospital door and ran away.
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Does H. Rider Haggard really have a lock on the whole "best friend" concept?
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In particular, Sony claims that this camera can lock on in as little as .
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Anyone paying attention knows Lady Gaga pretty much has a lock on this category.
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The one-two punch of Amazon/Audible has a virtual lock on the market.
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The biometric lock on the Gita, a cargo-carrying robot from Piaggio Fast Forward.
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No matter the Clintonian spin, Sanders never had a lock on the Granite State.
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It must have something to lock on with, to clamp tight about a victim.
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Toby took it for granted that he had a lock on the robber part.
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The Republicans' lock on rural areas also became more precarious, especially among younger voters.
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But neither of the proposals currently have a lock on 218 Republican-only votes.
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The room has tiles, a sink, a mirror and a lock on the door.
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The chartist has passion, but he might not have a lock on the facts.
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Still, they disabled the lock on the vault before climbing out one last time.
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They attach a protein to T cells designed to lock on to the cancer.
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"We're going out a secret way," she said, turning a lock on the wall.
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For years, BlackBerry executives insisted that they had a lock on the smartphone market.
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Garmin, on the other hand, has a clear lock on the hardcore fitness crowd.
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This bag had a lock on it, so that's where the design inspiration comes from.
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"For whatever reason, picking the lock on this is very, very hard," Mr. Zepecki said.
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And experts say using a fingerprint is better than using no lock on your smartphone.
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Competence, not political ideology, is how it smashed the KMT's unbroken lock on the legislature.
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KraftHeinz and rival ConAgra (Hunts) enjoy a combined roughly 75 percent lock on ketchup sales.
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The boiling water had a safety lock on it to keep out of children's reach.
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I think it has a lock on it, but I obviously never tested it before.
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They used to have a lock on sports information, and that lock has been unlocked.
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The idea that Democrats have a lock on the female vote is contradicted by history.
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Like, he put a lock on my bedroom door when he realized she was crazy.
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Mr. Biden seemed to have a lock on the issue voters cared most about: electability.
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I use an electric-tape-covered road bike that I lock on my bottom staircase.
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A basic lock on the front door alone won't stop them from accessing what's inside.
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Democrats hold a slight edge — but by no means a lock — on retaking the House.
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Multinational firms no longer have a lock on the most promising ideas about management or innovation.
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These cameras just can't quite lock on to moving subjects as confidently as Nikon's top DSLRs.
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Colm: Well, you have to get in and put your own lock on the door, first.
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We tend to think of Lower Manhattan as having a lock on New York City history.
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And his friendship with Mitch recapitulates Manson's attempted lock on Dennis Wilson, the Beach Boys' drummer.
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She didn't have a lock on some piece of real estate that protected her from competition.
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When they find a transmitter, they lock on to it — only then does power transfer begin.
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You can put a lock on your credit report, get alerts about any changes, and more.
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But when you lock on him, I promise you won't be able to take your eyes off.
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In the 1970s Mr Buffett's monopoly of choice was citywide newspapers, which had a lock on advertising.
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I own a gun, it's in a safe, unloaded, with a child lock on it, at home.
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It can lock on a specific person's face and follow that individual for up to 10 minutes.
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Nor do Republicans have a lock on them — 38 percent are Democrats, and 27 percent are Republicans.
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"Nobody has a lock on black voters," said Gilda Cobb-Hunter, a state lawmaker in South Carolina.
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Gen Z also appears to be the generation with the best lock on the "treat yourself" mentality.
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In the long run, that could give Facebook a very strong lock on a very big market.
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Sometime during the night, school officials say, someone broke the lock on the flagpole and swapped them.
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I was far from the madding crowd at Pickett's Lock on that cold, dark night in January.
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Here's hoping Activation Lock on Mac becomes the same sort of theft deterrent it has for the iPhone.
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He seemed to have a lock on the Golden Globe before losing to Nocturnal Animals' Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
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We are still a long way from a quantum computer that can pick the lock on encryption keys.
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With its event, Nissan sent the message that Musk and Tesla don't have a lock on sustainable transportation.
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Not long after, some police officers arrived, removing Mandy's lock-on equipment with angle grinders before arresting her.
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I can't talk anymore and there's a lock on my mouth and this crowd threw away the key.
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If it was already off, toggle the Orientation Lock on and then off again by tapping it twice.
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And cable and satellite companies do not want to lose their lock on the lucrative cable box business.
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NRCC spokesman Jesse Hunt pushed back on the notion that Democrats somehow have a lock on women's interests.
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These contracts prohibited competition and resulted in a market lock on routing for the majority of debit cards.
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The threats also include "spoofing", which involves broadcasting false signals for receivers to lock on to, it said.
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Their consensus: No candidate, Biden included, has a lock on African American voters in key early primary states.
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The photos he displayed indicated that there did not even appear to be a lock on the door.
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"The one thing the president still has going for him is his lock on Trump voters," Luntz said.
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Haspel appears to have a lock on confirmation, with a vote in the Intelligence Committee expected on Wednesday.
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So Apple will compete on value and customer satisfaction, rather than on an exclusive lock on the data.
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It is a group that once wielded extraordinary influence and had a lock on elected offices for decades.
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But don't take either of those as a sign that the candidate has a lock on the race.
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The Irons Expert review likes the child safety lock on this ironing board that prevents the unit from collapsing.
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"He apparently didn't know how to use the lock on the front door and was stuck," Tamara Bertrand said.
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If the BJP succeeds in forming a government in Karnataka, it will have a near-lock on Indian politics.
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But this rack has a connected lock on it, paired with a social network, that can activate on demand.
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Tesla has the lock on the all-electric SUV market with its Model X. But it won't for long.
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The lock on the building door is how landlords keep out people who should not be in the building.
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But Ahmad stayed in his father's apartment, keeping a lock on the door of his room, Mr. Rahami said.
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And the rest of the Republicans will follow suit if Mr. Trump gets a lock on the Republican delegates.
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To the Editor: Hillary Clinton does not have a mathematical lock on a first-ballot Democratic nomination for president.
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After Maurya walked into the building, a guard slammed the front door closed and slapped a lock on it.
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The shutter button includes focus / exposure lock on a half-press much like you would find on traditional cameras.
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I was playing with my friend, [actor] Benedict Wong, and I remember making that lock-on discovery with him.
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The problem is to be partly solved with the use of missiles featuring the Lock On After Launch capability.
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"Putting a trigger lock on an inoperable gun is like putting a chastity belt on a eunuch," Buck said.
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Browning's group is pushing four steps to break the utility's lock on power when it is on and off.
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Tesla has a lock on the zero-emissions market in America, controlling a whopping 60% of the EV market.
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CNN reported that the person fired several shots at a lock on the synagogue door but could not enter.
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While still the dominant online retailer, Amazon does not have the lock on online sales that is often perceived.
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Where Brady's organization held a lock on white ethnic voters, African-American turnout was the domain of former Rep.
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It can still print money from its dominant search engine and maintains a lock on the digital advertising market.
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As China's most dominant search engine, Baidu has long had a lock on a profitable section of online advertising.
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The stakes will be high tonight, even if polls increasingly show Clinton already has a lock on the election.
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So, I mean, the lock on a front door or the camera, it's not there to keep me out.
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A few giants are allowed a lock on a lucrative market because property is the government's chief source of taxation.
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In the NY case, the government demanded that Apple disable the security lock on an iPhone 5s running iOS 7.
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That code will open the smart lock on hosts' doors until the end of the stay, when the code expires.
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The same old family-run conglomerates in Hong Kong have a lock on property development, port operators, utilities and supermarkets.
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A coterie of tycoons with a lock on the property market continue to enrich themselves at the expense of others.
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ET Tuesday, though it might take up to 20 minutes after that for scientists to lock on to its signal.
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Investigators are trying to determine how an electronic lock on Stafford's cell door failed to keep it locked, he said.
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Fighters swing swords with an immediate sense of heft, but the lack of a lock-on feature feels terribly dated.
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Moral of the story: If you're reading this with your phone wide open, please, please put a lock on it.
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"Nobody can go in [his room]," Mohammad told ABC News, noting that Ahmad changed the lock on his bedroom door.
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Neither Ellison nor Perez has a lock on the majority of the 28500 DNC members who will vote on Saturday.
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Opinion GIVEN Donald J. Trump's virtual lock on the Republican presidential nomination, you'd think he'd be a bit more upbeat.
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But because they are not officially committed to any candidate, no one could claim a lock on the state's delegation.
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A greater privacy risk than the lock on the iPhone are the cameras and sensors that are being placed everywhere.
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Follow Natalie on Twitter I did a very explosive shit in a toilet that didn't have a lock on it.
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The political landscape of the early 1950s may sound eerily familiar: One party had a virtual lock on statewide offices.
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She also said that putting a lock on your report won't limit your ability to check your own credit report.
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As a relatively ancient person, I'm here to tell you that no phase of life has a lock on awesome.
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In some cases it seemed like the camera wouldn't lock on to the subject at all, as PCMag has noted.
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US officials said they saw Iranian radar systems lock on the aircraft before it was shot down, according to CNN.
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On Tuesday night, Donald Trump won Florida, Illinois and North Carolina, nearing a lock on his path to the Republican nomination.
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If you use Smart Lock on a Chromebook, or your Apple Watch to unlock your Mac, it's almost exactly like that.
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Walking into the closet isn't easy though, as the Bravo star has put a keypad lock on her most prized possessions.
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Keybase's Krohn stresses the importance of general device encryption—like a PIN, fingerprint, or face lock—on every phone and laptop.
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I think really the significance is the GPS devices on it for the locations and also the smart lock on it.
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Trump's lock on 20-25% of the Republican core vote during the primaries was the rock on which his opponents foundered.
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There's a little lock on the back that pushes into the dots on the side of the Xbox for added security.
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Amazon's lock on the space has been hard to break, and the proliferation of its devices has had a cascading effect.
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This is a huge problem for them going forward, but Ellison's near lock on the chairmanship suggests they don't see it.
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Trump won a shocking victory in the election, beating Clinton in several states she was thought to have a lock on.
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In dozens of states, one or other party has a near-lock on many elected offices, from governor to county clerk.
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If that was the only litmus test, the outrage-prone left would have a lock on every office in the country.
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Doesn't the lock on the bedroom door permanently protect them from our curiosity, keep us forever in the corridor of doubt?
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Nobody ever has a lock on all the smart people, of course, but no company likes having this pointed out, either.
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To be out of the camps, with a front door and a lock on it, is to be among the fortunate.
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Mariano Rivera, the Yankees' longtime relief ace, is considered a lock on the writers' ballot thanks to his stellar postseason résumé.
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With several Republican senators, including Murkowski, publicly undecided on calling witnesses, McConnell does not yet have a lock on 51 votes.
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The data the 2016 campaigns possessed at the time suggested Mr. Trump might have always had a lock on the nomination.
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Ulzheimer said you would need to put a lock on your reports from TransUnion and Experian to cover all your bases.
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There used to be talk that the Republican Party has a lock on the presidency for a generation to come. 7.
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In particular she felt a reverence for old women, sometimes half-crazed, who nonetheless seemed to have a lock on wisdom.
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One pilot was killed after he released the lock on the booms too early and the vessel fell apart, investigators found.
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Clinton would have a lock on the Democratic nomination if she won New Hampshire on top of a close race in Iowa.
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His psychological lock on the students, according to the article, amount to a cult where he forced them to do his bidding.
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Cindy Axne (D) Why it matters: It's the race everyone was watching to see whether Republicans' lock on Texas might be ending.
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They have marched alongside skinheads at anti-Islam rallies in Dresden and put a chain-lock on a Muslim school in Rotterdam.
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Barton, Gregg and Carla decided to commemorate their grand journey by placing a love lock on the famed Pont des Arts bridge.
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They didn't like how certain dogs and their owners behaved, so they put a lock on the space and charged membership fees.
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The lock on the Free P4 is essentially a pair of interconnected levers that clip into place when you open a tool.
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The more interesting reason that we don't have a lock on DOMS is that it just turns out to be super-complicated.
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The refrigerator, coffee maker, thermostat, and even the lock on your door can all be susceptible if you've upgraded them to digital.
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American royalty has a lock on the Billboard album chart this week as Queen Bey and Prince continue to dominate the conversation.
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Story at a glance Vienna has a lock on the top spot in two prominent rankings of the world's most livable cities.
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To turn on caps lock on a Chromebook, you'll need to use a specific keyboard shortcut — there is no caps lock button.
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Stores often demand the right to exclusively sell these product lines in order to ensure a lock on each celebrity's fan base.
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For a team that knows how to pick a lock on offense, they also know how to clamp down when it counts.
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The company also has a lock on the growing battery electric vehicle market and is expanding factory production in China and Europe.
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Once there's a lock on your credit, you'll need to temporarily unlock it if you need a lender to access your report.
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Specifically, it will remove locked accounts — suspicious accounts it puts a temporary lock on until owners validate them and change their passwords.
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NanoRacks already has a satellite deployer on the space station, but it is reliant on the air lock on the Japanese Kibo module.
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And what's the benefit of installing a beautiful smart lock on your front door if you rarely get a chance to use it?
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Kaplan didn't comment on why the turret damage would be nerfed when the patch could have tweaked the turret lock-on time instead.
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Republican redistricting guaranteed the GOP a near-lock on the House after the 2010 Census — but it also created a nearly ungovernable caucus.
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A corner called #Resistance Twitter, where people tweet endlessly — often with the Caps Lock on — about how corrupt they think President Trump is.
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It's about acknowledging that white men don't have a lock on good stories, and letting others' stories be told as well as possible.
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Sony says the new camera will focus as fast as the A6300, too, taking just 60003 seconds to lock on to a subject.
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The first thing I noticed upon returning was that the lock on the gate had been broken by [someone] shooting bullets into it.
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When I came inside, I took a big fucking ax to the combination lock on the booze cupboard and drank all the gin.
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This November, Latinos will be looking for someone to beat back the xenophobic entertainer who now has a lock on the Republican nomination.
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It'll be pretty hard to overcome Trump's approval rating within the Republican Party and, of course, his lock on the Republican National Committee.
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One says he was wasted and wandered in by accident, then the veteran's foot comes across the broken door lock on the floor.
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The August Smart Lock Pro 3rd Generation is the most feature-packed smart lock on the market that offers support for Apple HomeKit.
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But they could be countered if Trump, who has a lock on the GOP base, decides to intervene in the 2020 Nebraska primary.
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Five tenants in Hell's Kitchen sued their landlord in March after the owners installed a Latch smart lock on the building last year.
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He replaced the lock on the wheel with a new padlock, sat down and, breathing heavily, began to record himself on his phone.
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Ms. Baskerville faced assault and harassment charges after being accused of kicking in his apartment door and damaging the lock on Jan. 26.
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It basically lets you lock on to a target, like a car or a person, and then have the camera follow that subject.
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"Bitcoin has a lock on the digital gold application, for which longevity is very important," said Srinivasan, co-founder and CEO of Earn.com.
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Looking at the polls, the best likely outcome for either is third place, and to be sure, Klobuchar is no lock on third.
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Cora PhalenCincinnati To the Editor: Progressives and moderates hold in their hands the key to ending President Trump's lock on the Republican Party.
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It's even tough to keep a lock on your Social Security number given how many businesses, utilities, and doctors' offices ask for it.
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Their bodies were tight and agitated in this proximity, but each face was half turned for its glance to lock on the other's.
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In addition to the lock on the Constitution, the military retains control of a quarter of the seats in Parliament and several key ministries.
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Unloading the magazine and removing the bullet from chamber, putting a trigger lock on and, locking the safe doesn't take more than 30 seconds.
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Thus, it's best to activate Deadeye when you're out of plain sight — you have limited movement during lock-on — and in a flanking position.
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That's why we have a minor fixation with all things Walmart — they've basically got a lock on household upgrades that won't break the bank.
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Inside is a key that gets us into the building and the same four-digit code opens a digital lock on the apartment's door.
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If you're talking with someone who owns a Portal, you can tap to lock on their face so the camera follows them around, too.
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But having two drugs to treat the rare illness could maintain the company's lock on the market for several years, ensuring solid revenue streams.
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Last week, he kept his commitments for rallies in Nebraska, Oregon and Washington State, even though he already had a lock on the nomination.
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In addition, in July, federal agents with a search warrant picked the lock on the front door of Manafort's home and seized important documents.
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As a result, all three of those men are serious contenders for postseason awards, and Washington has an unassailable lock on the Presidents' Trophy.
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So researchers are investigating treatments that help the human immune system quickly lock on to the SARS-CoV-2 virus and mount a counterattack.
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You can configure the screen lock on your iPhone by going to Face ID & Passcode—or Touch ID & Passcode—on the iOS Settings menu.
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I feel like there is a stigma and it affects my peers and I by putting a bit of a lock on the conversation.
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The company has a lock on the small, but growing battery electric vehicle market — and the bulls believe Tesla's not about to lose it.
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Assuming Monday's New York Times report is correct, the FBI entered covertly by picking the lock on Manafort's front door while he was sleeping.
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Paris had a laser lock on the giant 20-carat, $2 million engagement ring Tuesday as the couple took a romantic stroll around Aspen.
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"It had a child lock on it, but I caught her sitting there with a bunch of white stuff in her mouth," Clark says.
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Next, the most insane of the two cracks the lock on the back of the truck, while the other hood-bound thief holds his legs.
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An E-2C Hawkeye surveillance plane managed to detect the object, but was unable to lock on, suggesting that it was able to dodge radar.
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They'd picked the simple pin-and-tumbler lock on the turbine's metal door in less than a minute and opened the unsecured server closet inside.
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The MMP missile is a fire-and-forget so it will lock-on a target before launch and then automatically guide itself to the target.
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McCree's eyes glow brightly while the lock-on phase of his Ultimate is active, making him an easily spotted priority target for the enemy team.
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Marvel has long held a virtual lock on the first weekend in May for film premieres, which kicks off of the summer blockbuster movie season.
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"Fun fact, Kylie put a lock on her glam room door and I went in there one time and I couldn't get out," Kris says.
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"Transport by lorry is overloaded and a strategic lock on the Seine river is damaged, so a strike would be one more obstacle," one said.
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Voters returned Richard Burr to the U.S. Senate, gave their 15 electoral votes to Donald Trump, and reaffirmed the GOP's lock on both legislative chambers.
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In particular, these executives point to the apparent two-decade lock on U.S. Spanish-language radio rights held by Miami-based broadcaster Futbol de Primera.
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You select a subject — a person, a bike, a car — and the drone will lock on and keep them in the center of the frame.
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Thieves forced the lock on the door and made off with three paintings (worth a total of $12,500) and another $3,000 worth of art supplies.
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Appearing on "Conan" Monday, the "Grinder" star explained to TBS late-night host Conan O'Brien why he might have a lock on an administration post.
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It can automatically detect and control all sorts of so-called smart gadgets, like light bulbs, outlets and even the lock on your front door.
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Still, behind the double-lock on her door at an Embassy Suites in downtown Des Moines, Iowa, Marchionda, a business executive traveling alone, felt safe.
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Their rush to Biden, and the moderate consolidation that followed, combined with Sanders' lock on progressive voters left Warren in a political no-man's land.
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Specifically, the company said it would remove locked accounts — suspicious accounts it puts a temporary lock on until owners validate them and change their passwords.
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That works against legacy companies like Nestlé and Campbell Soup, which long used their lock on shelf space in the stores to secure their success.
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The team recently signed veteran point guard Ramon Sessions, but neither he nor Ron Baker, a second-year player, has a lock on the job.
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"The fact is, the gun lobby has a lock on this Congress, and they have continued to block this research at every turn," DeLauro added.
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The SA-15 system, which can fire up to eight short-range missiles, according to Sputnik, can lock on to several aircraft or inbound missiles.
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That includes intellectual property — more specifically, patents that the company has either filed or been granted — or a proprietary lock on part of the market.
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If you got owned, that meant some hacker jimmied the lock on a virtual back door, snooped around your property and rifled through your stuff.
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"[As] soon as they go into a tight group, it confuses the bird-of-prey which has to have one thing to lock on to and catch, but if it's a moving group, they can't lock on to anything—there's no leader in the murmuration, it's just a mass thinking and movement," Peter Wolstenholme, a member of Birdwatch Ireland's West Cork branch, told The Irish Times.
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"Starbucks has for a long time had a virtual lock on this category, but that lead is starting to slip," said Euromonitor analyst said Matthew Barry.
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Given that Amazon pretty much has a lock on the ebook market, it's a little surprising that the Nook Tablet has held on for so long.
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Something as simple as a hook for hanging a bag with pads, a dustbin for waste, or a lock on the door guaranteeing safety are essential.
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It turns out his kids were using his campaign flyers — prominently featuring a picture of his face — to bypass the facial-recognition lock on his computer.
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Nicky's throat — what any mad man would do — he actually uses it to pick the lock on his office, so he can watch Beck's taped session.
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In it, every stray plot point slot into place, kind of like the lock on that safe Connerty (Toby Leonard Moore) is so intent on opening.
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Kevin Hart doesn't have a lock on drama this week -- his ex-wife Torrei's luxury whip was destroyed while she was at work ... TMZ has learned.
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After seeing the lock on "Shark Tank," Kim Kelley, the CEO of Hampton Products International, which specializes in hardware and security, became interested in the idea.
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Yet if the old tariffs represented closing the barn door after the horse has bolted, the new measures amount to putting a lock on the door.
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He flips open the lock on a scratched blue door, turns on the lights and begins to sweep, just as his family has done since 225.
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And, for those of you with kids or pets, there's a safety lock on it to keep it from literally being ripped out from the frame.
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Putting a lock on your credit report — and unlocking it — typically comes with a fee ranging from $5 to $10, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
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And like similar parties in other countries, the G.O.P. is trying to rig future elections through gerrymandering and voter suppression, creating a permanent lock on power.
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The loophole is being used to justify a single apartment being divided up into three or four rooms, each with its own lock on the door.
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But House Majority Leader Mitch McConnell insisted that the lock on the SEC was "nonnegotiable" and worth shutting down the government over, according to Morning Consult.
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Perhaps today's law students and associates will keep fighting — and we won't be reading in another 30 years about the white male lock on powerful institutions.
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In a district where Democratic voters heavily outnumber Republicans, Tuesday's winner will have a virtual lock on taking Rangel's vacated seat in the House of Representatives.
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Some systems might be more likely to reduce services or shrink their money-losing operations if they tried to guarantee a long-term lock on price increases.
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It's in VR, of course, but that didn't add much to the action — ZoE's lock-on attacks seem a lot more mundane when experienced through your eyes.
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On Monday, the Denver City Council approved a hotly-debated bill to ban new marijuana shops and grows, leaving a lock on the current number of stores.
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She knows she needs the minority vote to beat Mr Sanders, who is doing his best to chip away at Mrs Clinton's lock on the black electorate.
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Neither the FBI nor Apple could bypass the password lock on the iPhone without undoing the disk encryption Apple employs on the latest versions of its devices.
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One lock on the Ohio River became impassable last week, halting vessels moving to and from the Mississippi River until as late as March 9, they said.
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A contractor and engineer who spoke with INSIDER highlighted an odd architectural detail: The medieval-era lock on the front door appears designed to keep people inside.
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The other reason why this is a bad move for the Democrats is that there's no lock on who will take the blame if a shutdown occurs.
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Modern fighter jets use extremely powerful radar systems to track and lock on to targets, which exposes everyone in the aircraft to a significant amount of energy.
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"Explain to them I was full lock on the steering wheel and he moved under braking; that was the problem," Rosberg told his team over the radio.
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The sailors wouldn't shoot at the jets unless they confirm there is a missile lock on the ship, he continued, but cautioned that confusion can cause mistakes.
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The fact that the United States must reach geographically further for its metal from Russian and Middle Eastern producers implies an additional lock on higher local prices.
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This was the year that Tesla's lock on high-end all-electric vehicles began to break, with Audi and Jaguar sending electric S.U.V.s out into the world.
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She's won reelection by increasing margins since that time as an incumbent, but that gives you an idea that she doesn't have a lock on this district.
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Or if you have an internet-connected lock on your front door, you can program your thermostat to turn down the heat when you leave the house.
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Adherence to one political ideology or another has always kept a lock on some of the best tools a president could use in economic negotiations of all kinds.
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Those who have had enough of a German lock on EU policies are watching and steadily gaining ground in opinion polls in Italy, France, Hungary, Romania, Poland, etc.
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These are molecules which previous research has shown interact with human viral pathogens—for example, surface-membrane proteins that viruses lock on to when breaking into a cell.
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The Russian leader's final term is due to expire in 2024, and his continued lock on power has delayed reckoning with the question of what comes after him.
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He won his presidential election by a solid majority last year, and his AK party, together with its hardline nationalist allies, the MHP, has a lock on parliament.
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President Obama's love for college basketball is no secret, and he finally released his 2019 NCAA Championship picks minutes before brackets were set to lock on Thursday afternoon.
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So he had his daughter impose a parental lock on the internet for all his devices, and now he hasn't looked at the web for over a month.
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Three airlines held a near-complete lock on the top three slots in the JD Power customer satisfaction survey between 2011 and 2016: JetBlue, Southwest and Alaska Airlines.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden began seeking the presidency during the late 20043s when Democrats worried if they could ever pick the "Republican lock" on the White House.
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Clinton had led consistently in polls ahead of Mr. Comey's announcement, and appeared close to having a firm lock on the 270 Electoral College votes required for victory.
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Stanislaus Republicans have long held a lock on local offices, even as the county has voted, until 2016, for every winning presidential candidate since Richard Nixon in 1972.
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" And he lamented "the nightmare we have now where a major party believes it has a lock on the Jews and so is free to court Jew haters.
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The electric lock on the front door of my house has a chip scanner, and it's nice to go surfing and jogging without having to carry keys around.
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Ulzheimer said you would need to put a lock on your reports from the two other major credit reporting companies, TransUnion and Experian, to cover all your bases.
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The Democrats had such a lock on city hall and there was so little difference between them and the GOP that the Republicans weren't even fielding a candidate.
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"This 'lock-on' phase and change in behavior during a flight is quite remarkable," said Sam Fabian, a graduate student at Cambridge and an author of the study.
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Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas have a lock on the award for Most Fun Celeb Wedding Ever -- and you'll agree after seeing this video ... it ain't even close.
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He said financial institutions need to move away from a username and password model, which is a "terrible system" and akin to having a lock on a screen door.
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The air lock on the Kibo module is the only method for deploying small satellites from the station, and it is only opened five to 10 times a year.
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In the meantime Mr Shah, the home minister, has used the BJP lock on parliament to force through laws that reinforce powers of arbitrary arrest and weaken public oversight.
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Yet elderly folk have also been coddled by the Conservatives—most obviously by the "triple lock" on the state pension, which David Cameron, Mrs May's predecessor, implemented in 2011.
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The cage was located in the daughter's basement bedroom, and the bedroom had a combination lock on the door, according to an arrest citation obtained by the Herald Leader.
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We have the bike, each has a smart lock on it, so you unlock with your phone, and when you're done you just lock it as a normal bike.
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That could dampen complaints of a center-right lock on institutions while, as Weber said, maintaining a centrist front against the chamber's vocal minority of eurosceptic and extremist parties.
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Also new in macOS is the ability to automatically unlock your Mac when your iPhone or Apple Watch is close to it (similar to Google's Smart Lock on ChromeOS).
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Mrs Clinton has a near-lock on a different political tribe: the state's elected Hispanic Democrats, many of them moderates who needed lots of Anglo votes to win office.
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But Hillary Clinton, in particular, should take note of this endorsement because she still doesn't have a lock on a key component of the Democratic Party vote: African-Americans.
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"America must have the best, fastest and most reliable infrastructure in the world," Trump said, referencing a five-day river shutdown because of damaged lock on the Ohio River.
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And is there even a point, given the Republican lock on Congress could give Trump free rein to do what he wants until the next election in two years?
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Stay aware of the location of your luggage at all times, and consider using a lock on it if you'll be sleeping or otherwise zoned out on a flight.
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Art and intoxicants have always had a blurry relationship, yet writers seem to possess a lock on the most extreme and irksome form of self-aggrandizement on the subject.
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Rez uses a fairly unique lock-on system that has you targeting multiple enemies at once by holding X, and then releasing it to fire at them all simultaneously.
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When the ball is back in the Republican-held state legislature's court, Republicans have no realistic chance of keeping their lock on ten seats in the House of Representatives.
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That could dampen complaints of a center-right lock on institutions while, as Weber said, maintaining a centrist front against the chamber's vocal minority of euroskeptic and extremist parties.
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The FBI asked the court to force Apple to create a new version of its operating system that would disable the privacy of the passcode lock on the phone.
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The A.N.C.'s lock on rural areas through its patronage network is likely to guarantee its hold on the presidency for perhaps another decade, experts and opposition officials say.
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I recommend buying the corresponding lanyard cables for your most relied-upon devices, which attach to a tiny but sturdy lanyard lock on either side of the power bank.
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Competition alone wouldn't necessarily spur privacy protection — regulation is required to ensure accountability — but Facebook's lock on the market guarantees that users can't protest by moving to alternative platforms.
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GOP senators said there were "no deals," or significant decisions made during Tuesday's meeting, and leadership does not yet have a lock on the 85033 votes to block witnesses.
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Berlin's big issue now is how to get a lock on the ECB by putting in a German, or a suitable (North European) surrogate, as the bank's next president.
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They were the same kind he'd seen when he worked on sonar equipment for US nuclear submarines—fireproof and very heavy, with a strong combination lock on each drawer.
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She escaped from the hospital by short-circuiting the electronic lock on the door to her ward, according to a statement from St. Petersburg's chief sanitary physician on Thursday.
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Consumers who want to keep the lock on their Equifax credit files have to use a different product — like the company's free "lock & alert" service, the company suggests. Perplexed?
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I am certain my father, Lawrence R. Klein, would agree with me that no ethnic group has a lock on "thinking different" or the achievements that issue from that.
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GROUNDHOG DAY If Dear Even Hansen and Come From Away are filling best musical slots with more serious topics, then Groundhog Day has the lock on the musical comedy vote.
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Conservatives, who feel they have a lock on power after ruling the country for 47 of the last 65 years, are blaming Merkel's pro-refugee stance for their mounting losses.
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"I will humbly accept the position as your new CEO," the formidable King of Crunk wrote on Twitter, with caps lock on, mentioning that he was available to start immediately.
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AFTER staying at home one afternoon for a delivery of discounted toilet disinfectant that never came, Valentin Romanov, a Stockholm IT manager, installed a special lock on his flat's entrance.
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As Clinton's lock on the nomination has become increasingly obvious, more of these superdelegates have said they will support her, pushing her over the edge needed to win the primary.
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Kim Kardashian West has no plans to produce traditional Japanese Kimono garments -- and certainly hasn't put a lock on the product name, which has been used in business for years.
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Opinion THE new "Ghostbusters," led by four all-star actresses, is not the most significant step toward gender equality that will happen this month — Philadelphia has a lock on that.
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There's also a very secure lock on the back of the nesting/roosting area which allows me to easily access the laying box and check on the chickens at night.
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That would allow it to sidestep a head-to-head competition with "Hamilton," the show that is presumed to have a lock on the Tony Award for best new musical.
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This isn't the first time Apple has tried to impose a software lock on the iPhone, but it's the first time that one has been pre-baked into a device.
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And it already has a lock on Chinese music listeners' ears: The business controls more than 70 percent of that country's market for music streaming, according to analysts at Citigroup.
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The game's combat system has been overhauled, with the duel-style action of previous games replaced by a lock-on mechanic that means enemies don't really wait before they attack.
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Moreover, in the 1970s and into the 1980s, Democrats appeared to have a lock on the House of Representatives, while Republicans appeared to mostly have an advantage in presidential elections.
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This isn't a game about precision aiming—your machine will lock-on to enemies as they come into range (which is dependent on the equipment you've equipped to your frame).
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Voters will be electing a governor in Kentucky and Mississippi, where Democrats are trying to end the GOP's lock on the governor's mansion and both houses of the state legislatures.
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The company's identity theft protection and credit file monitoring allow you to put a lock on your Equifax report to prevent it being pulled by a lender, among other services.
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Putting a lock on a credit report basically means a lender cannot access it to check on your credit score or history, which generally means they won't approve the application.
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The now-free Equifax service, which involves identity-theft protection and credit-file monitoring for a year, also allows you to put a lock on your credit report at Equifax.
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While the analyst says Amazon is still the dominant online retailer he also said that the e-commerce giant doesn't have the "lock" on online sales that is often believed.
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Children who skip homework to ogle cars on the internet know what a McLaren is, but most eyeballs that lock on to the exotic shape confuse it with a Lamborghini.
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Okura said they considered adding a lock-on mechanic during the early phases of development on the original Gravity Rush, which launched on the portable PS Vita system in 2012.
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"Competition alone wouldn't necessarily spur privacy protection — regulation is required to ensure accountability — but Facebook's lock on the market guarantees that users can't protest by moving to alternative platforms," he writes.
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Synchronize your Apple watches and lock on to the fact that you have just three days — 72 hours — to save yourself up to $1,200 on passes to Disrupt San Francisco 2018.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a star with a more enviable Instagram feed than Lauren Conrad — the star has a lock on the gauzy, rose quartz, feminine and floral aesthetic.
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The day after his party lost its lock on Congress, Trump used a White House news conference to call out several Republicans who failed to hold on to their House seats.
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It's particularly useful if you also have an August Smart Lock, which I installed in place of my traditional lock on my front door using little more than a screw driver.
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After all, HBO and major streaming services sort of have a lock on battle violence and on-screen sex, so why enter the fray pitted against giants like Game of Thrones?
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It also bashes Cruz as "one of the most unlikeable politicians in Washington" and suggests he wants to "pick the lock on your bedroom door" on social issues among other criticisms.
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Not enough delegates were at stake to give either candidate a mathematical lock on a nomination, but voters can see the shape of the choice facing them in the general election.
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Could it have served as one more safety lock on the door not just to my womb, but also to my figure, my marriage, my home, my career, my gym routine?
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"I wouldn't say he's got a lock on it, but I think he's well positioned to come up first, minus any stumbles or bumps or bruises," Seawright, the Democratic strategist, said.
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August Wi-Fi Smart Lock ($229.99 — late 2020)The August Wi-Fi Smart Lock is the newest iteration of our favorite smart lock on the market, the August Smart Lock Pro.
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"It's a little bit like putting an extra lock on the front door and none on the back door," said Michael Chertoff, who led the Homeland Security Department for four years.
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The poll also found that Sanders leads the race among nonwhite voters, an indispensable demographic for winning the Democratic nomination, that Biden has long been assumed to have a lock on.
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In footage from 2004, sensors lock on a target as it flies before it accelerates out of the left side of the frame, too quickly for the sensors to relocate it.
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Young people in the U.S. are growing more pessimistic about the political system — specifically the older, white candidates and officials who have a lock on power, according to a new poll.
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Theoretically, a frontrunner without a clear lock on the nomination could realize on a second vote that states he won in the primaries is represented entirely by delegates who support his opponent.
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It's a very big silver major lock on a door that dozens of journalists have gone and knocked on over the years because there's a group of businesses that are located there.
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The carrier has an exclusive lock on the mod, which connects directly to the Moto Z via the pins on the back of the phone for reliable and lag-free game controls.
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Verizon has a lock on selling Google's phone, so if you were hoping for the usual battle between US carriers to secure the best upfront offer for customers, that won't be happening.
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This is in line with reports that he tends to retreat, placing a lock on his White House bedroom and getting two TVs installed there as soon as he got into office.
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The only way I was able to survive some of the bigger battles, where I couldn't see what was happening, was by using the lock-on ability and hoping for the best.
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He believes that men in particular might be open to Trump's appeals, and even a minor dilution of the Democratic lock on this constituency could have huge implications in closely contested states.
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Cellebrite's UFED devices are unable to bypass the passcode lock on a number of recent iPhone iterations, including the iPhone 5C, 6, and 7, according to a spreadsheet published by the company.
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You can be very granular with your parameters; if you want the host to provide shampoo, or if you require a lock on the bedroom door, you can search for that, too.
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Christian Frizet, a zealously pro-Moscow French engineer, recalled how he went to the cemetery on instructions from the Russian Embassy in Paris and quickly loosened the lock on the iron gate.
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"None of these authoritarians could have a lock on so-called success if they didn't have a compliant media," she said, noting crackdowns on the press in Russia, Poland, Turkey and elsewhere.
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Still, it felt a little abrupt when he drove home that night, looked across at the dark Jennings house and, a few minutes later, was picking the lock on the back door.
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With Democrats controlling the House, Republicans, who will have a 2023 percent lock on the Texas Senate and governorship in 2021, would be unable to draw tailor-made congressional districts in 2021.
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In an ironic twist, no respiratory viruses were detected in the toilet area, whether it be the upper surface of the toilet bowl lid, the flushing button, or the lock on the door.
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Install a smart lock on your door and you could remotely let a neighbor in to feed the cat, or get an alert at the office when your teenager gets home from school.
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The following is a look at what will influence the outcome: One in four Americans lives in the 125 congressional districts where no party is widely seen having a lock on Tuesday's vote.
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You attach the headset to your face by pressing the goggles up to your eyes, then clicking a ratcheting strap lock on the back of your head (similar to fitting a bike helmet).
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"This assistance may occur by CBP requesting that the traveler open the manual lock on his or her suitcase, or unlock or otherwise make accessible the traveler's accompanying electronic device," the letter reads.
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No sooner will our eyes lock on an empty bottle of dish soap or a pair of sneakers in a social media app than the item will appear in a virtual shopping cart.
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Barriers jut out between lockers and classrooms, providing cover for students cowering from gunfire, and the doors to classrooms lock on demand, allowing children to hide from a gunman peering through their windows.
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The gentrification of Harlem had not yet begun, and their new home had an absentee slumlord, an alcoholic super, no heat, no electricity, no gas, no phone, and no lock on the door.
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Had the courts not kicked out more than 400 delegates, many of whom supported Ms Dlamini-Zuma, after finding irregularities in their selection, the Zuma dynasty might have kept its lock on power.
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MOSCOW — The Kremlin's United Russia party and its three main allies maintained their lock on Parliament in national elections on Sunday, according to early results, with particularly low turnout in the largest cities.
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Traumatized to the extent that her moral code has been compromised, to say the least, Meg scans a Chuck E. Cheese's parking lot, until her eyes lock on a winsome African-American child.
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Jordan DuMars, 24, a dancer who lives in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, snapped her lock on the bridge with her boyfriend last April, after seeing it suggested online as a cheap date-night adventure.
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A police spokeswoman, Officer Sophia Mason, said he had been arrested and charged with larceny and possession of burglar's tools in December 2014 for trying to break a chain lock on a bicycle.
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The incumbent, Tim Murphy, a conservative anti-abortion Republican, had a lock on re-election until The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported last year that he had urged his mistress to have an abortion.
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So Amazon isn't impervious to leaks, but it does seem to have a tighter lock on the areas where some of the largest gaps exist, preventing full reveals of devices months in advance.
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But activists in the Indian community say Harris doesn't have an automatic lock on support from Indian Americans, some of whom are just learning about her Indian heritage as she becomes better known.
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You realize that the lack of a lock-on feature isn't an oversight—it's an attribute that's only available when using certain abilities, and even then doesn't always behave in exactly the same way.
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However, on Sunday night, scientists were able to reestablish contact, after 22 months of searching, when the Deep Space Network (NASA's tool for tracking space missions) was able to lock on to the signal.
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He's staked his entire campaign on being BFF's with Obama yet no one in Obamaland has backed him up, and yet through it all, his lock on the top primary spot has barely slipped.
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He's staked his entire campaign on being bff's with Obama yet no one in Obamaland has backed him up, and yet through it all, his lock on the top primary spot has barely slipped.
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You see that even Wall Street is starting to have an allergic reaction to Silicon Valley's lock on the economy, because the nature of these monopolies is that it's harder to find startups now.
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More fundamentally, granting one state — any state — a perennial lock on the pole position of presidential voting fosters a sense of entitlement resulting in a quadrennial parade of pandering that borders on the absurd.
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In the coming years, networks could balk at paying even more for the rights to show games as the league continues to chip away at the legacy media companies' traditional lock on N.F.L. content.
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For decades, that handful of schools had a lock on the best recruits, many of whom grew up in the lacrosse hotbeds of New York State, Ontario and the regions surrounding Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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But it did the job, sending fingers from three neighboring Republican districts deep into Austin and giving the party a lock on all but one of the House seats in heavily Democratic Travis County.
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And there is no longer a promise of a "triple lock" on pensions that increased payments by at least 2.5 percent a year, which in recent years was much higher than the inflation rate.
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As The Times's chief Washington correspondent Carl Hulse put it, the G.O.P. falls into clover with a lock on the White House and both houses of Congress, and what's the first thing it does?
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Mr. Hogan, 62, said that while many Republican voters feel a sense of loyalty to a president from their party, he was not convinced that Mr. Trump had a "lock" on the Republican coalition.
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She also wants a lock on Selena Gomez "fan club services," although we assume that doesn't mean people can't start a Selena Gomez fan club ... just not on behalf of a different Selena Gomez.
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It's easy to jokingly reduce some games down to left trigger/right trigger, but the lock-on in Red Dead Redemption 2 is so aggressive and accurate that combat really is that quite often.
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So next, consider this: A shocking amount of the US broadband infrastructure is still controlled by cable companies, which might be losing TV subscribers but continue to have a fairly ironclad lock on providing internet.
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Internally, the camera boasts 24.2-megapixels, 11 frames per second continuous shooting with continuous autofocus and exposure tracking, an autofocus lock-on time in 0.05 seconds, 425 phase detection autofocus points and ISO 100-51200.
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There's a definite Rez influence going on, in the lock-on targeting and its splashes of neon, and I know I can totally get on board with a rail shooter backed by Katy B basslines.
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But while Cruz may have the support of far-right state politicians—the sort of new Republican Establishment birthed by the Tea Party—Trump seems to have a solid lock on their rank-and-file.
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Still riding the wave from his triumphant mixtape iiiDrops—and with Save Money's lock on summer not letting up any time soon—Joey Purp is now just dropping great tracks for the hell of it.
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"Area X" is theoretically the same as the rest of Rez, with the same lock-on shooting system, but it changes things significantly by taking the experience off-rails and letting you control your movement.
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The week before, the more hawkish Warsh was seen as being the top choice following reports he could have a lock on the job because of his Wall Street background and family ties to Trump.
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That time may have just run out on Wednesday afternoon, when President Trump ousted his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, less than 24 hours after Republicans lost their eight-year lock on the House of Representatives.
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It also meant that the nearly uniformly white, rich, and male students at elite prep schools basically had a lock on the top universities (yes, that's still a problem, but we'll get to it later).
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"It'd be foolish to assume there's a five-justice lock on any of these questions," said Turley, a frequent defender of the Trump presidency who said he'd be "surprised" if foundational cases like U.S. vs.
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He could team up with Shadowheart, he could lunge at her and drink her blood, he could try to pick the lock on the door, and he could try to look for another way in.
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As frustrating as it was to accidentally activate it when I didn't intend to (which happened, even when I enabled the lock on it), it was even more frustrating when I actually meant to use it.
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The striking lock-on missile barrages of Galak-Z are meant to invoke the "Itano Circus" of mecha series Macross, not only in look but also in gameplay feel, harmoniously blending narrative theme with mechanical design.
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Last but not least, if you're the sort of person who leaves rotation lock on, Google will pop up a little button when you turn the phone to temporarily let you put it in landscape mode.
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While he says neither party has a lock on these policy positions, he makes specific mention of ways Democrats have sought to undermine many of them; his criticism of Donald Trump rests primarily on his character.
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But with the generals still controlling three security ministries and holding a lock on 25 percent of seats in parliament, U.S. officials grappled with whether a downgrade could undermine cooperation from the military against human trafficking.
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Citing unemployment, terrorism or instability on the continent as a reason for Britain to withdraw from the EU is like spotting your neighbour's house on fire and resolving to put a better lock on your door.
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The affidavit states that Guyger said she placed her key card into the lock on Botham's front door, thinking she was outside her apartment, and the door opened "under the force" of her entering her key.
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The downside of Obama's success was that it made the left overconfident about the political future of the country: Progressivism's ascent was unstoppable, it seemed, and the Democratic Party had a lock on the White House.
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The latest development, first reported by Politico Pro, prompted a fresh round of outrage on Friday, as some wondered how a company benefiting from its lock on the product could also be calling it a generic.
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But though sites for a Madison Square Garden relocated to the west could be available, and a renewed operating permit could be denied to prompt the move, the Dolans' lock on Penn Station air rights remains.
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"Biden's going to have a lock on a lot of the top talent in foreign policy, which will help his positions be more filled-in and more elaborated than most of his rivals," Musgrave told me.
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Since SpaceX first emerged to challenge those longtime government contractors, which had a lock on government space missions, a wave of commercial activity has emerged around the International Space Station, supporting the creation of new industries.
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The Chargers had the chance to take the lead after Denzel Perryman intercepted Lock on the next Denver possession, but Badgley's 55-yard field goal attempt clanged off the left upright with 9:20 to go.
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He noted that most additive security tools are essentially an additional "lock on the door," which is a tough sell today as companies have already invested in dozens of security tools that they struggle to operationalize.
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So despite all our talk about human rights and democracy, it appears that our "interests" are being dictated by the arms industry and Wall Street, both of which have a lock on the White House and Congress.
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Although the cases will not block them from running, they may deepen voters' distaste for both of Brazil's biggest political parties, who have jointly held a lock on the top two spots in presidential elections since 1994.
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After all, putting a smart lock on a door is really an invitation to a whole range of new behaviors — and while landlords may be happy to indulge some of them, others may prove a sticking point.
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If you've played a space dogfighting game, whether that's a VR title like EVE: Valkyrie or Battlefront's non-VR X-Wing missions, you'll understand the basic controls, including its combination of stationary guns and lock-on missiles.
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Clinton once thought she had a lock on Nevada, going into Saturday's Democratic caucus voting, but the race has tightened as some Latinos, young people and working-class voters have flocked in recent weeks to Mr. Sanders.
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"I had a bag on, we talking and stuff, we laughing, I lean back and laugh and the little lock on the bag — the little 'Michael Kors' lock — just melted off and hit the ground," she said.
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Seconds later I'm smack dab in the middle of the fight, twisting and turning (both in-game and literally in my chair) to try and get a lock on someone while simultaneously hoping no one targets me.
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When he moved to Virginia in 1984, he said, neither Republicans nor Democrats bothered to campaign in the state, a situation that he attributed to a conservative lock on power that depended upon marginalizing women and minorities.
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These primaries set up a series of races that often defy national trends: Republicans having a real shot at winning in Connecticut and a near lock on Vermont, while risking major losses in more conservative Midwestern states.
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In recent elections, early front-runners such as Democrat Al Gore, himself a former vice president, in 2000 and Republican Mitt Romney in 2012 largely kept a lock on the nomination, despite some bumps along the way.
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"We all were trying to pick the lock on how someone who is so outrageous in so much of what they say," said Jim Margolis of GMMB, one of the firms working on the Clinton campaign's advertising.
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Rather than a health-club layout, with showers on one side and toilet stalls on the other, there are several individual bathrooms per floor, each with a toilet, sink and shower, and a lock on the door.
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At 7:25 pm, as some of Radio Darío's team sat down to eat a quick working dinner in the office, they heard a gunshot blast open the lock on the station's front door, then an explosion.
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As the midterm elections draw closer, President Donald Trump has increasingly relied on falsehoods and exaggerations to make his closing argument to the voters, who could deal a major blow to Republicans' lock on power in Washington.
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Spotty signalIf your phone can't get a good lock on a cell network or Wi-Fi network, it has to work harder, and use up more battery life to maintain a signal, so that you can stay connected.
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Working out of an office in southwest Washington, DC, about a mile from Justice Department headquarters and across the street from the city's morgue, Mueller's team quickly developed a reputation for keeping a tight lock on its progress.
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Faced with a Republican Party that has an apparent lock on the House of Representatives, Sanders has vowed to transform American government through a "political revolution" that will bring millions of low-income voters to the ballot box.
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The Texas senator's strong night represents a rebound from Super Tuesday contests last week, when his hoped-for lock on Southern, conservative states failed to materialize and cast doubts on the resilience of his appeal to Republican voters.
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If Cellebrite can help the FBI get past the passcode lock on the iPhone in question, it would be a stunning reversal in a case that had Apple and the U.S. government preparing for an epic court battle.
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There is nothing unusual about this, or about the way I learned to oil them, to keep the safety lock on unless about to shoot, and to carry them always pointed at the ground in front of me.
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If no content ever truly dies in the streaming era, it may also bring us the curse of eternal life: a few immortal megabrands keeping a lock on the culture at the expense of new voices and ideas.
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President Donald Trump is set to announce his nomination on Thursday afternoon with Fed Governor Jerome Powell, a soft-spoken centrist who has supported Yellen's gradual approach to raising rates, seen as having a lock on the job.
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In the first days, he ordered two television screens in addition to the one already there, and a lock on the door, precipitating a brief standoff with the Secret Service, who insisted they have access to the room.
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If that were to happen, Apple's iPhone story in India would begin to follow its narrative in the West — as the only serious player besides Android in the smartphone market, and with a lock on most of the profits.
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And Republicans, whose legislative majorities gave them a lock on the selection of judges, used the courts to thwart Mr McAuliffe's attempt to restore the voting and civil rights of more than 200,000 felons who had completed their penalties.
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Image: AppleFrom a security standpoint it's much more important to make sure your phone has an effective digital lock on it, and to make yourself aware of the various privacy issues that come up while you're using your phone.
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Tracking often feels a bit jumpy, so that when shooting head on, the camera is generally quick to lock on, but if your subject turns their head even slightly, the camera tends to revert back to general face detection.
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On the other valve, they cut the lock on a large steel wheel that allowed for manual shut-off and cranked it for "I don't know, seven or eight minutes," Johnston told me later, until it too was closed.
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In Indonesia, Muchamad Syaifudin, a 29-year-old bank employee, said he switched to a mobile carrier offering better data packages, while his friends snapped up modems, at a cost of $20 each, to lock on to the signals.
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I started with one of the most basic ones, with just one pin inside (the standard lock on the front door of a house will have five pins, he told me, and industrial locks can have six or more).
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The New York State Pavilion in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park is currently vacant, a lock on its gate allowing only a glimpse of the decayed interior of Philip Johnson's futuristic "Tent of Tomorrow," designed for the 1964 World's Fair.
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And there are indeed strong and scary parallels: Orban has effectively turned Hungary into an authoritarian state, retaining the forms of democracy but rigging the system in such a way that his party has a permanent lock on power.
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Biden had been relatively quiet at the beginning of the debate but decided to speak out against a target he had never before pursued: Steyer, who has spent huge sums in South Carolina, threatening Biden's lock on the state.
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His pre-swing routine is also unique, resembling an oblique muscle stretch; he swivels to his left and his eyes lock on his left shoulder as he holds his club high, as if to light a kerosene street lamp.
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For 2019, the rules were revised so that previous No. 1 restaurants are not eligible to be considered again, for any spot on the list, preventing restaurants like Noma, in Copenhagen, from securing a perennial lock on the list.
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There was no mention of bringing back grammar schools, scrapping the winter fuel allowance, removing the triple lock on pensions, scrapping free school lunches, removing the ban on foxhunting, or entertaining Donald Trump, the American president, to a state visit.
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Dubnyk is the only goaltender whose team is in the red when it comes to unblocked shot attempts, and his save percentage is eight points better than the next closest goaltender, so he has a lock on the Vezina right now.
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Halle, Germany (CNN)Streaming live from a camera mounted on his helmet, a gunman pushed on the doors of a synagogue, fired several shots at a lock on the door, stuck an explosive in a door jam and lit it.
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"I made it [as a] joke, just laughing with people who like Touhou Project Series," says Tvple Eraser, who also released a tool to bypass the lock on the files for anyone who may have downloaded the original version by mistake.
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With only the gruff and rumpled Sanders willing to challenge Clinton as a self-proclaimed "socialist," the one candidate who didn't care that Clinton had a lock on the donors was given more attention and airtime than anyone would have imagined.
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Underwood himself has won three straight conference coach of the year awards, while the team has had a lock on player of the year—Thomas Walkup, a do-it-all senior guard, recently won those honors for the second time.
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It's been updated with a number of new features, the most notable of which is a new autofocus system that can lock on to a specific point, such as a subject's eye, and track it as the photographer adjusts composition.
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Additionally, Senate Democrats also dismiss the idea that Warren, who has been on the rise since early summer, has any lock on the nomination, arguing there's still a lot of time left before the party decides on its standard-bearer.
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Instead, they see more evidence of what they've been arguing all along: that the media has consistently overstated Clinton's lock on the nomination, and in doing so have demoralized potential Sanders supporters and wrongfully influenced the state of the primary.
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The library had a limited budget, Ms. Sayler said, and the director at the time decided that the best way to protect the books was to put a lock on the floor-to-ceiling glass cabinet where they were kept.
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It's more of an assistant than a free-roving bot, although it can move independently and avoid obstacles in real time using its built-in sensors and cameras, which it uses in "Follow" mode to lock on to its human guide.
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Every attempt requires a nuclear keycard that's consumed regardless of whether the nuke fires, but the keycards are not that hard to acquire—players have to down a flying cargobot and pick a lock on its corpse to grab a keycard.
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But all of them will show whether the collective frustration of college-educated voters -- particularly women -- as well as the anger of young and minority voters will serve as a check on Trump and the Republican lock on power in Washington.
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The unceasing, norm-destroying political chaos of the Trump era has eclipsed the fact that the environment Citizens United unleashed could be the status quo for a lifetime, courtesy of the generational lock on the courts Donald Trump handed conservatives.
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No one thought this state was Biden country in the first place, and the former vice president has a lock on the most crucial Democratic constituency: African American voters, who will weigh in big in South Carolina later this month.
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And unless they break the Republican lock on state governments by winning governorships in a handful of big states, like Wisconsin and Ohio, they may be unable to prevent Republicans from continuing to draw congressional maps that favor their candidates.
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CUIABA, Brazil (Reuters) - Chinese commodities trader COFCO, Brazilian grains group AMaggi and a Shell-Cosan joint venture are working on plans to build their first corn ethanol plants in Brazil, according to their suppliers, breaking sugarcane's lock on the biofuel locally.
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And the truth is that given Republican retrogression and the G.O.P.'s near-lock on the House of Representatives, even a blowout Democratic victory this year probably wouldn't create a political environment in which anything like Mr. McCain's 2008 proposal could pass Congress.
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It's considered a highly sensitive file — only a handful of staff on the Senate Judiciary Committee are allowed to handle it, and it's kept under lock and key in the White House and carried around in a bag with a lock on it.
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"[U]nless we do a better job engaging rural Americans, Republicans will have a massive head start in every race for a Senate majority and a lock on enough seats to stand in the way of a Democratic president's agenda," Heitkamp said.
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It's got a whopping 42.2-Megapixel sensor (twice the resolution of the one in the A9), and a new super fast autofocus system that can lock on to your subject's eye and adjust focus and exposure, all while snapping pics at 10 fps.
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The fact that Trump's weak lock on the presidency isn't more widely discussed is attributable almost entirely to Republicans in Congress who, for now and for the foreseeable future, have resolved to foreclose inquiries into Trump's conduct that may yield impeachable offenses.
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BAM shares the 600 million euro ($13 million) contract for the lock on a 50:50 basis with larger rival Royal VolkerWessels NV, which said separately its forecast for an increase in full-year core earnings remained intact despite the setback at IJmuiden.
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But it is another coup for Apple, which has struck a series of deals with artists including Drake, Future, Chance the Rapper and the band The 1975, that have each given the company's streaming service an early lock on a hot new record.
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"The next generation of students coming out of school and coming out of graduate school around the world - we want them to lock on to an ecosystem here," Royal Bank of Canada Chief Executive Dave McKay told reporters at the NextAI launch.
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A glut of cheap handsets have eaten into the company's market share on the low-end, and things don't seem much better on the flagship side where a handful of big players like Apple and Samsung have a tight lock on things.
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Boiled down to the worst offense (including selling his own company the trademark "We" for $153 million in stock) was very likely the lock on control that Neumann had set up through a multi-class voting structure that aimed to cement his control.
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Since Mr. Abdullah and his supporters forced the American intervention in 2014, he has tried to project an image of unity, playing his part in a "power sharing" government in which Mr. Ghani, in reality, has kept a lock on the power.
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Johnson's Conservative party rolled out their manifesto yesterday, which included a "triple lock" on income tax, national insurance and VAT rates, a childcare program, an Australian-style points based immigration system, plus pledges for 20,000 new police officers and 50,000 extra nurses.
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Christina Tetreault, a staff attorney at Consumers Union who specializes in financial services, said the situation illustrated why the best way to guard against account fraud is to place a security freeze — not a lock — on your files at all three credit bureaus.
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If there's another massacre of this Las Vegas size, I believe there'll be a reverse lock on the NRA in Congress — as in, if you have the backing of the NRA you'll lose your seat in Congress, rather than [the current] vice versa.
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The only way to make that data legible would be to open it on a BlackBerry with the PIN address of its intended recipient or use BlackBerry's global encryption code — the digital key that could break the lock on millions of private communications.
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Joe Biden has had a near-lock on the state in polling, but his collapse in Iowa and an expected weak finish in New Hampshire this week has stoked doubts about whether his firewall in the first-in-the-South primary state will hold up.
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"When I'm ready to make a deal, and the contracts are drawn, and I'm walking into the conference room to sign, and people say, 'You have a lock on the deal,' I say, 'No, I never say that until it's signed,' " Mr. Trump said.
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About four in every five new smartphones are shipped with Google's Android operating system, but Apple has maintained a lock on the most wealthy customers and claims a widening lead for the amount spent in its App Store compared to Google's rival Play store.
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Skeptics said startups don't have a lock on new technology and noted that Coyote Logistics, the truck brokerage UPS bought for $1.8 billion in 2015, did a better-than-expected job of holding down the delivery company's costs during the 2018 holiday shipping surge.
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How Trump and Cruz went from Ivy League to anti-establishment While many had assumed that Cruz would have a lock on white evangelical voters, particularly as support for retired pediatric neurosurgeon Ben Carson has waned, Trump has shown surprising strength within that voter group.
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Seiden told me after the fact that I could put a bike lock on it and leave it outside, but I would still worry someone would just cut the lock, throw the Ojo in the back of a truck and deal with the alarm later.
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In order to lock on to your portrait subject and to separate it as cleanly from the background as possible, Apple is using face detection to help it find the subject quickly and to tell the ISP what should be clear and what should not.
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Democrats have gained in some other swing states with high levels of college-educated voters, like Virginia and Colorado, and they do at least reap a benefit in the Electoral College for having a lock on big states such as New York and California.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The New York State Pavilion in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park is currently vacant, a lock on its gate allowing only a glimpse of the decayed interior of Philip Johnson's futuristic "Tent of Tomorrow," designed for the 1964 World's Fair.
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" He added that in his view, the Democratic Party had enjoyed a "lock" on the votes of black women for decades, so "the gap [between black women and men] was already there in turnout and now you see it vis-à-vis a specific person.
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Yet unlike the American president with a four-year lock on the White House, or the populists in Poland and Hungary with their rubber-stamp parliamentary majorities, Mr. Johnson has found himself blocked, at least for now, by the system he has tried to game.
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One major issue with getting a smart lock in an apartment building — in addition to not wanting to spend money on a place in which you won't live forever — is that you still have to contend with the lock on the common front door.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The day after his party lost its lock on the U.S. Congress, President Donald Trump walked into a White House press conference ready for political combat, name-checking Republicans who he blamed for losing their seats and lashing out at reporters who challenged his assertions.
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Should an air-defence radar lock on to it with malicious intent, though, the drone will follow the radar signal to its source and the warhead nestled in its bulbous nose will blow the drone, the radar and any radar operators in the vicinity to kingdom come.
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In the neighbouring slum of Seaside Coast, in the shadow of the elevated expressway to the airport (upscale property developers do not have the lock on boosterish names), Carlo Robante, with his thick shock of hair, was a fixture at the jeepney stop outside the KFC branch.
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Kolby Peel stopped Missouri quarterback Drew Lock on a fourth-and-1 run for no gain at the Oklahoma State 9-yard line with 1:01 left Monday, preserving the Cowboys' 38-33 win over the 23-ranked Tigers in the Liberty Bowl at Memphis, Tenn.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The day after his party lost its lock on the U.S. Congress, President Donald Trump walked into a White House press conference ready for political combat, name-checking Republicans who he blamed for losing their seats and lashing out at reporters who challenged his assertions.
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" Second: The fight over witnesses could spark a lengthy court battle Where Republicans stand on the impeachment vote: "GOP senators said there were 'no deals,' or significant decisions made during Tuesday's meeting, and leadership does not yet have a lock on the 51 votes to block witnesses.
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In response to a question from CNN on how the bomber could have kept his activities from his roommates, Milanowksi said there was a room with a lock on it, but he didn't specify whether it was the same room where the bombmaking material were found.
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The basic benefit of putting a lock on your credit is that if a fraudster attempts to take out a loan or get credit using your personal information, the lender will be unable to check your credit score or history and generally won't approve the application.
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With PAS out of the opposition coalition and Mr. Mahathir's party in, Pakatan Harapan has traded the need to appeal to (Muslim) religious nationalists for the need to appeal to (Malay) economic nationalists, a shift that may help loosen UMNO's lock on mainstream Muslim-Malay votes.
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Photo by Jan Ovind/Scanpix/EPA Even if the ARJ-21 eventually turns out to be a relative success, it's a small plane for short flights; no one is seriously challenging the Euro-American lock on big jets that seat hundreds, and on the profits from selling them.
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As of 2015, China was the leading global producer of 23 of the 41 elements the British Geological Society believes are needed to "maintain our economy and lifestyle" and had a lock on supplies of nine of the 10 elements judged to be at the highest risk of unavailability.
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To understand why that is, and why something which requires about as much mental space as Sainsbury's setting a permanent 49 pence price lock on broccoli, we have to try and empathize with those strange souls who wander through life feeling some type of way about Record Store Day.
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Ms. Macdonald gives a lovely uncertainty to her character's gradual empowerment, but Agnes is so battened down that it's hard to get a lock on her (a trait she shares with Ziggy, whose similar unhappiness and intuitive connection to his mother make for the movie's most touching subplot).
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But Virginia Democrats are legislating for the system they have, not the one they might want, and the system they have involves monopoly utilities that have held a lobbying lock on the legislature for years, have steadfastly resisted progress, and must be forced to take each step forward.
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In 50 years, when we know more about how the brain actually works, I highly suspect that neither the "The angel-found / He asleep" nor the "cultural cloak" positions on language will turn out to truly "pop the lock" on how language is configured in the human essence.
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I was with the raccoons of the rooftop, who were now down fiddling with the bicycle lock on the garbage can at the end of the road, with the red-shouldered hawk chicks breathing alone in the nest, with the armadillo forcing its armored body through the brush.
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"We've actually decided to document all of our real life moments surrounding this pregnancy via a weekly podcast called, 'Hello Bump,&apos" says Matt, who already has a lock on being Coolest Dad material as the longtime voice of "Anakin Skywalker" in the TV series Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
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The Cloud Cam is essentially an internet-connected security cam, but Amazon Key is a combination of using the camera with a smart lock on your front door to allow Amazon delivery people access, if you so choose, and if your home is eligible, to drop off a package inside.
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He believes that some homeless people don't want conventional affordable housing and praises a project in Oakland that used "Tuff Sheds" as a form of subsistence housing—a room, a cot, and a lock on the door—as a means to get people out of the most dire of conditions.
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Best bike lock overall: Kryptonite New York Fahgettaboudit Mini Bicycle U-LockBest bike lock on a budget: Titanker Bike Lock CableBest standard-size U-lock bike lock: Kryptonite New York Standard Bicycle U-LockBest U-lock/cable bike lock combo: Kryptonite Kryptolok Standard Bicycle U-Lock w/ 4-foot Flex Cable
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There were two sides to that internal debate, he said: on one hand, adding lock-on could make battles easier to manage, which would appeal to more players; but on the other hand, it would "destroy" the camera controls, the freedom of which is a core part of the series' design.
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I can keep coming up with ways to describe the things that the Warriors do, the tidal surge of their transition game or the canny hyperspeed trying of every lock on offense and whatever other goofy whammy-bar run of adjectival praise you want—I've got a lot of them.
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Relying heavily on the reasoning of George Washington University law professor Orin Kerr in a 2016 paper, Norms of Computer Trespass, Judge Chen concluded that the key consideration is whether the computer owner has imposed a virtual lock on its doors, in the form of passwords or other software restricting public access.
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If you put your own lock on that bicycle, and somebody cuts it, then the company might blame you, even if you have a better bike lock, or an equivalent bike lock or maybe it's a slightly worse bike lock but then all of a sudden you get all the flak for it.
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It took a disabled player meeting with Naughty Dog, for example, for them to understand why some Uncharted players would want the ability to remove the game's demand for smashing a single button over and over during QTE sequences and the ability for the game to automatically lock-on to enemies roaming around.
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He has emerged from a crowded field of contenders that also includes Stanford economist John Taylor, current Fed Governor Jerome "Jay" Powell and, perhaps, still chief White House economic advisor Gary Cohn, whose near-lock on the position evaporated after he publicly criticized Trump's reaction to the August racial violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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This is no break with his party, however: Mr. Trump is completing a fiscal trend that reaches back at least two decades to Newt Gingrich's revolution, when Republicans broke Democrats' near lock on congressional majorities, and through the George W. Bush years, when Republicans last controlled both the White House and Congress.
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But I suppose I'll put it this way: Trump is a guy who couldn't get enough of WikiLeaks throughout the 2016 campaign, and who, to put it mildly, has not exactly demonstrated concern or facility for keeping a lock on the vast trove of national security information to which he has access as President.
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Marsha Blackburn, a Tennessee Republican, took aim at the FCC's proposal to break the cable industry's lock on the set-top box market, which forces most consumers to rent these so-called "navigation devices" for an average of $231 per year, pouring an estimated $20 billion into the coffers of Comcast and other industry giants.
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In the latest example, iFixit reported last week on a "dormant software lock" on newer iPhones that seemingly attempts to thwart third-party battery repairs not authorized by Apple by obscuring information about battery health and displaying an on-screen "service" message—even when the battery is brand new or one of Apple's own.
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The lack of long-term, key allies on Capitol Hill was never more apparent than at Trump's most recent lawmaker meeting at the White House, where 10 of his early campaign supporters -- the few willing to make the jump in his direction before his lock on the nomination was secure -- sat in with the President behind closed doors.
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Really the tip here is not so much how to configure the tech, as that's very easy to do, but to consider setting up a smart lock on at least one of the doorways into your house or holiday home—if you've got a lot of people coming and going, it'll make life easier for them and for you.
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Both inventors were Vermonters, and their brainwaves fired up industrialisation in the state: Montpelier versus Waterbury, the United States Clothespin Company versus the National Clothespin Company, with both vying (given the latitude) to produce pins that "cannot freeze or lock on the line, as they will open at the top and let the snow and ice out".
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Here are some locks to look at:Best bike lock overall: Kryptonite New York Fahgettaboudit Mini Bicycle U-LockBest bike lock on a budget: Titanker Bike Lock CableBest standard-size U-lock bike lock: Kryptonite New York Standard Bicycle U-LockBest U-lock/cable bike lock combo: Kryptonite Kryptolok Standard Bicycle U-Lock w/ 4-foot Flex Cable
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In the past year, Mr. Trump has followed the advice of Mr. Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo by trying to punish Tehran as thoroughly as possible — first by withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal that he often described as a "terrible agreement" because it did not put a permanent lock on Iran's production of nuclear fuel.
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Others were rejected by new gatekeepers around Mr. Trump, most prominently Reince Priebus, Mr. Trump's incoming White House chief of staff, the departing chairman of the Republican National Committee and the man who has almost a lock on hiring for West Wing staff and cabinet posts, and Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump's chief strategist for the White House.
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"Concerns about the emergence of inferior leadership over time are further aggravated when the dual-class structure enables a transfer of the founder's lock on control to an heir who might be unfit to lead the company," he wrote last year in an article titled "The Untenable Case for Perpetual Dual-Class Stock" in Virginia Law Review.
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Record (AP rank): 12-0 (2)Last week's result: Beat Michigan 56-27Last week's playoff rank: 1Key games remaining: Big Ten title gameThe outlook: Ohio State walked into the Big House Saturday with the confidence and charisma of the No. 1 team in the nation and walked out with a lock on a spot in the college football playoff.
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Six months into his first term, President Obama — answering a shouted question at a White House news conference — stood up for Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. of Harvard after the African-American legal scholar and racial commentator was briefly arrested for disorderly conduct after trying to open the jammed lock on his own front door in Cambridge, Mass.
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Still, a series of Nevada Democrats consistently gave three reasons candidates appear to be paying less attention to the Silver State this year: the distance from East Coast headquarters, the feeling among some candidates that it is Iowa or bust and the belief that some western candidates, namely California's Harris, already have a lock on the state.
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It proposed female emoji variations for a few new professions last year, and if you type in one of them—firefighter, say—you'll get an emoji prediction for each gender: Note also that the female businesswoman emoji sometimes is suggested alongside her male counterpart: Capitalize "CEO" rather than using all lowercase and she will appear (not that anyone texts with Caps Lock on).
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Fox News media analyst Howard Kurtz warns media should be careful not to go beyond the evidence When a report surfaced that federal agents picked the lock on Paul Manafort's front door for a surprise raid over the summer while the former Trump campaign chairman was in bed, it was also a wake-up call for prominent Houston attorney Tom Kirkendall.
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But while there were other, more dynamic members of his generation who years earlier appeared to have a better lock on the top job, Díaz-Canel quietly made a name for himself as an efficient administrator while serving as the top Communist Party official for the provinces of Villa Clara and then Holguín, where Fidel and Raul Castro were born.
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The second reality is the Republican opponent, whether it is President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE or President Pence, has a lock on at least 40 percent of the electorate right now.
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Even though medical marijuana growers have cards that say that they're legally allowed to grow, civil asset forfeiture incentivizes police departments in Michigan to pursue really small technical violations—for instance, if there's a lock on a door that isn't secure enough, or a key to a room in your grow house or dispensary is left on a counter when it should've been in a safe space.
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The country needs at least one great news organization that understands that the truth is neither relative nor illusory nor a function of the prevailing structure of power — but also that the truth is many-sided; that none of us has a lock on it; and that we can best approach it through the patient accumulation of facts and a vigorous and fair contest of ideas.
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It's got plenty of quirks—I can't tell if the game has invincibility frames, which makes combat unnecessarily difficult at times; the game won't always lock-on to enemies; the level design is purposely constrained to induce tension during fights but comes undone when the camera can't keep track of what's going on; the story is boring—but the satisfaction I'm getting from busting humanoid robots is proving enough.
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But here we are, the U.S. wants to stop large wealth transfers to China and to protect its intellectual properties while (a) opposing China's claims on its maritime borders, (b) keeping a virtual lock on China-Japan-South Korea trade and investment relations, (c) maintaining "creatively ambiguous" positions with respect to Taiwan's quest for a quasi-sovereign status and (d) reinforcing close ties with a number of strategically important China's neighbors.
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We also made impressive gains in local elections in June, winning control of 489 of the country's 1,646 communes — up from the combined 0003 communes (out of 1,633) won in the 2012 local elections by the two opposition parties that later merged to form the C.N.R.P. These results may seem modest, but they are remarkable considering the C.P.P.'s lock on state resources and the increasingly repressive political climate in Cambodia.
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