Our hypothesis is that certainly locking and having a locking mechanism will help with this.
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Locking requires freezing from a fast movement and "locking" into that position for a short time before suddenly moving again.
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On the security side of things, Kensington also announced a new laptop locking system — the Laptop Locking Station 2.0 — which lets you use Kensington computer locks with newer, thinner laptops that no longer include the locking port.
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For example, tidal locking — where one side of the moon always faces Earth — is lost for a while before locking in again.
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Rosarco Milk Reparative Leave-In Conditioning Spray is also a great pick for humid weather, since it's designed to protect the hair cuticle, locking in moisture and locking out heat.
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Having said that, we have sanctions against bad behavior, and there's no question that locking this money up worked last time, and there's no question locking the money up works now.
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The Flyers are locking up a goalie with an .
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President Jimmy Carter or even President Bill Clinton would no more dream of locking up opponents like me than the Bushes would dream of locking up leftist filmmaker Michael Moore or Rosie O'Donnell.
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Glass carb cap is stressful, and lacks a locking mechanism.
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Locking up delegates is now the name of the game.
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The ant bites down, its jaws locking as it dies.
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One reason for locking people up is to punish them.
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Brakes completely locking with barely a touch should never happen.
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We're spending $201800 billion a year locking up fellow Americans.
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It won't stop police from locking up nonviolent drug offenders.
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"I think about locking Myrcella in a crypt," sobs Cersei.
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I do not want us locking up young black males.
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The state requires all firearms be stored with locking devices.
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The mutation trashed the brakes, locking the cells in overdrive.
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It has a locking differential, tow hooks and other features.
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By then there were police officers locking the campus down.
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A roof door accidentally closed, he said, locking them outside.
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This deadbolt was for locking a child in the room.
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Locking families up isn't just psychologically and even physically harmful.
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LOCKING UP OUR OWN: Crime and Punishment in Black America.
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Locking up after a long, warm morning, Mr. Frühauf paused.
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People prefer avoiding losses rather than locking in equivalent gains.
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Change the lighting, locking and system settings to my liking.
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Huawei is once again locking horns with the US government.
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As Madeline chatters, Celeste stays quiet, locking eyes with Jane.
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"People are locking down that last dollar," Mr. Orn said.
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He was more or less locking the kids in school.
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The result is locking its movies into a holding pattern.
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Moreover, while locking up a robber or rapist is virtually guaranteed to reduce the number of people on the street committing said crimes, locking up a drug dealer often just creates a job opportunity.
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"While I obviously can't name any of those banks, we have seen tremendous success in locking down banking systems, locking down mobile banking apps and making sure money can't be stolen from a victim's account."
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It has also proposed locking in expensive pension guarantees until 2040.
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Finally, Andre and Hakeem (Bryshere Y. Gray) are still locking horns.
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"That's when many people end up locking in losses," Keckler said.
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A group of warehouse workers are locking up for the weekend.
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They can be seen holding hands, strolling together, and locking lips.
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And this time, no one's locking us back in a cage.
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In better news, the Switch will do away with region locking.
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My favorite is TonyMoly Dust and the City Face Locking Cream.
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Locking and starting will also be controlled via a smartphone app.
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With strong network effect locking in users, it share price soars.
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Locking down that data collection could significantly impact its bottom line.
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"You could just show characters locking their guns up," says Thomas.
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Hillary Clinton is closing in on locking up the Democratic nomination.
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Protect your home by closing and locking all doors and windows.
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He also locked the gate back, she said — locking them inside.
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Competitors are locking down their devices more than ever before, too.
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The app also allows you to monitor any SVN locking operations.
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Apple's Families website isn't all about locking down a kid's devices.
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You are locking it behind the bars of your misguided love.
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The suit claims Weinstein ended up locking her in a stairwell.
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And the locking mechanism for the top dials has also changed.
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Take Laura Geller's Fifty Kisses Lip Locking Liquid Color, for example.
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The advantages of this method of quantum data locking are manifold.
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Lock N lol, Hip Hop/Locking group from Seoul, South Korea
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The entire Fever team also knelt, with the players locking arms.
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Am I really comfortable locking up those assets for so long?
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Waka is clearly pissed anyone would think he's locking up kids ...
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So, yeah, if you're luggage is junk, don't bother locking it.
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There's lot more crime, we are locking our doors,' Benson laments.
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As for locking up the remaining votes, congressional negotiators appeared optimistic.
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"Effectively locking them up without treatment is killing them," he said.
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But just locking people back up in asylums isn't the answer.
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After locking herself in a bathroom, Ms. Dix decided to escape.
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He took turns locking lips with her and his beer bottle.
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"There is no provision for locking anybody in," Mr. Ungar added.
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There's no advantage is there, to locking in on a candidate.
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Cloud software offers an easy answer by locking in user data.
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Employees looking for convenience tend to prop open automatically locking doors.
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Helen escaped, locking her parents in their own panic room — funny!
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They need support and we're locking them up by the hundreds.
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That's what you're doing—taking away my words, locking them up.
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That's because the industry's bottom line depends on locking people up.
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As a result, locking the actual door was almost an afterthought.
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It won't stop law enforcement from locking up nonviolent drug offenders.
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He said decades of locking people up to achieve security had failed.
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Pornhub's locking it down, and that's a bigger deal than you'd think.
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These people are locking you and everything you love into a tomb.
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Despite his many previous threats, he said nothing about locking her up.
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That would be like locking your front door, but not the back.
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Locking up drug users in prisons rife with drugs usually doesn't help.
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Cleaning my table, locking my door, taking the booklet and opening it.
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They got around Twitter's new locking policy by changing up Musk's name.
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He thought that locking her on the balcony was the best solution.
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Locking in any policy for that amount of time could prove counterproductive.
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His son has ruled ever since, locking up critics and crushing protests.
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Ransomware locks your data by locking your screen or encrypting your files.
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For future models, Hyman said he's thinking about security and locking mechanisms.
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Except instead of locking to itself, the bikes lock to bike racks.
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The software bug may also prevent the seat belts from locking properly.
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Christie Cruz isn't the only candidate with whom Rubio is locking horns.
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Because Czuchry isn't the only Gilmore Girls' alum locking down another part.
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First, let's once again congratulate Prince Harry for locking down Meghan Markle.
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Locking people into its ecosystem is kind of Apple's thing (Ehm, iMessage).
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They began locking the big cupboard where all the booze was kept.
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Senate Republicans are locking their political fate to public support for Trump.
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Locking people up is not torture, there is no right to comfort.
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Too often these devices are about locking users into a particular ecosystem.
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Putting a lock on junk luggage is like locking a paper bag.
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A reusable silicone zip-locking bag to appeal to their inner hippie
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There's a big difference between voluntary social distancing and locking anything down.
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"The Trump administration cannot bypass the Constitution by arbitrarily locking people up."
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With a 1996 law, the Clinton administration began locking up undocumented immigrants.
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The Houston Texans stood as a team, with some players locking arms.
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Follow the manufacturer's guide for locking the lid and preparing to cook.
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"You're land-locking your house with all these objects," said Mr. Murthy.
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On those vast, lonely plains, the locking of doors was our lullaby.
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I'm all about diversifying while young, then locking in on your passion.
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In practice, however, locking a bicycle wheel is a fairly trivial task.
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We have put in place enhanced security measures locking down all URLs.
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Miley Cyrus and Cody Simpson aren't just locking lips — they're touching tongues!
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Locking up Rashaun and Luchiano for life won't bring Tessa Majors back.
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Heck, I was nervous enough locking it up outside a coffee shop.
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These efforts do not require locking up land in gated wildlife preserves.
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Other routine duties include stopping fire alarms, locking doors and watching CCTV.
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The department said it tested the mount's locking mechanism before equipping them.
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Others ran into the athletics stadium, locking the gates to protect themselves.
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But locking up a patient's data should never be one of them.
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However, the reviewers didn't like that the locking mechanism sometimes snaps off.
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Meaning, they are drilling and locking in gains for future production right now.
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Meaning, they are drilling and locking in gains for future production right now.
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It was about locking up bad guys and protecting the rest of us.
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A robot-delivery startup helped write state laws that are locking out competition.
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More services like Amazon Prime and Netflix are locking premium entertainment behind subscriptions.
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I'm still not sure what exactly she was thinking, locking me in there.
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The matter ended with Melaleuca and the collection company locking horns in court.
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It's basically cleaning up pollution for public health reasons and locking it away.
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Guatemalan lawmakers and anti-graft proponents have been locking horns in recent months.
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Bullock called 911 after locking herself in her bedroom closet until police arrived.
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"They fled from their homes by locking their doors," said Fayez Ullah, 25.
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"It's like he's pop-locking a little bit!" says McLaughlin with a laugh.
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NHTSA's guidelines ask for some further steps, however, including locking out certain functions.
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In June, people twice shut down construction sites by locking themselves to equipment.
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The handcuffs on his belt quickly snapped shut, locking him to the rail.
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He was uncooperative, locking his hands to prevent the officers from cuffing him.
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"Producers ended up locking in something in case we did a double dip."
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That means companies need developer resources to integrate all these inter-locking services.
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It's the first time the pair have been seen locking lips in public.
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After prototyping different locking systems, this new, easier-to-handle method came about.
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I then led myself out of the main door, locking it behind me.
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The mechanism enables something else: locking the modules down — both literally and metaphorically.
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Ryuk then spread throughout city systems, locking them down and demanding a ransom.
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Locking up customers early could freeze out some Bolt sales later this year.
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Hillary Clinton took a giant step toward locking down her party's presidential nomination.
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"Pursuing protectionism is just like locking oneself in a dark room," Xi argued.
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" Miliband also said "we seem to be locking ourselves in Donald Trump's boots.
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It's easy to argue that locking certain content to certain networks hurts consumers.
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For years, cybercriminals have been extorting victims by locking their computers with malware.
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When it was proposed to allow locking up such non-criminal youth, Sen.
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Meanwhile, the Norquistians don't just want to stop spending money locking men up.
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Locking out Ms Yingluck, they hint, keeps a dodgy family out of power.
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I remember locking myself in my college room to watch Queer As Folk.
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Even despots know that locking up mouthy but non-violent dissidents is disreputable.
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A 7-speed automatic transmission has three locking differentials and a low range.
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She exited her family's trailer, allegedly locking both boys and her husband inside.
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"The locking lunchbox cuts right to the core of the problem," she said.
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He then vanished, with his staff locking the door leading to his office.
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Regulation done wrong could create a moat for Facebook, locking in its lead.
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Google Docs momentarily went down Wednesday afternoon, locking users out of their files.
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Creating specialized demand is an intriguing way of locking customers into a product.
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"You are locking in your losses and that is never advisable," he said.
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But the system is skewed to locking people up, especially people of color.
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"Pursuing protectionism is just like locking oneself in a dark room," he said.
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Last time, you had us and Team Wilder and we were locking heads.
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Last time, you had us and Team Wilder and we were locking heads.
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He reassured residents that the government was not considering locking down the city.
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He reassured residents that the government was not considering locking down the city.
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"It was a de facto way of locking you up," Mr. Long said.
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When you create your character, you're not locking yourself into a single experience.
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Millennials are locking in their voting patterns for the coming decades right now.
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As I&aposm locking it, the person goes and grabs for the handle.
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While he hasn't ruled out a run, he's not locking down supporters either.
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Ms. Maleeff also suggested locking your computer when you step away from it.
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Your landlord must provide the building with a self-closing, self-locking door.
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Here are dozens of photos of Obama/Biden admin locking kids in cages.SHARE!
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Locking in to a suboptimal standard is common in the history of technology.
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Trump appears to be fine with the idea of locking him up anyway.
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The leg locking game in EBI is far more positionally sound and tight than that in Pancrase, but for a long time leg locking from the top was considered gimmicky and a poor alternative to passing in the grappling community.
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Hungary is locking up migrants in shipping containers to stop border crossings Hungary is locking up migrants in shipping containers to stop border crossings A new law in Hungary sends a clear message to would-be-border crossers: Don't even try.
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The front wheel sinks down, raising a holding bracket and locking the back wheel.
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Also notable was the presence of Jaguars owner Shahid Khan locking arms with players.
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She fears the knock-on effect on rehabilitation budgets of locking up more people.
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But kinesio tape may provide the same level of support without locking you down.
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And then they were fitting together, locking into place, slick and needy and wild.
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Jennifer Lawrence is spilling on how she preps before locking lips with her costars.
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Instead of locking the kids out, moms are overprotective and keep the kids inside.
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We only just wish that there were 20 more of him popping and locking.
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There's also a shortcut button for instantly locking access to the 1Password macOS app.
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Yeah, so why are we not locking up parents and throwing away the key?
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A double-locking system protects the memory card and the battery from getting waterlogged.
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AWS is also signing more big corporate customers, locking them into longer-term contracts.
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"They're locking up immigrants, including children, and tearing families apart," the unidentified man said.
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Van earned her MBA at Stanford, locking herself into a network of hatchling executives.
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The two were spotted locking lips for a rain-soaked scene during the summer.
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They could also rename the router's network or change its password, locking out subscribers.
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Footage from CNN affiliate KVIA showed commission employees locking the gate shut Tuesday night.
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Pretty quickly, the Facebook comments wondered if Nintendo was locking game modes behind amiibo.
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Is there real science behind the spectacle of these two tech titans locking antlers?
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The trio posed together on the red carpet, locking arms and smiling for photographers.
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Chain hotels are locking away their guests' phones to ensure a more blissful vacation.
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Imagine if we treated diabetes by locking sufferers in a small room, he says.
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John Kasich to prevent Republican front-runner Donald Trump from locking up the nomination.
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In a statement today, Google was matter-of-fact about locking the hearing's comments.
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Civica then contracts with its own vendors, locking in drug supplies for many years.
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But we prefer the negative outcome of locking in those losses because it's certain.
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Kensington is an accessory maker best known for its nearly ubiquitous laptop locking system.
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She looks around the room, locking eyes with each academy member one by one.
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Regardless of the reasoning, not everyone is here for Veronica and Jughead locking lips.
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"Slapping a baby what the hell is wrong with him he needs locking up."
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Many high schools have resorted to locking bathrooms – jokingly called "Juul rooms" by students.
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The duo caress each other, and at one point appear seconds from locking lips.
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All that locking up and throwing away of keys has not made Louisiana safer.
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Locking in his Cuba opening would make it a major piece of his legacy.
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Assembly is basically the same, except now the rotors have a new locking mechanism.
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And yes, of course, there's a locking, leather-trimmed gun case in the floor.
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The battery and memory card slots are also protected with a double locking system.
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Photographs of the pair naturally indicate holidaying chums rather than artistic geniuses locking horns.
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Not because they are exploding offensively, but because they are locking down on defense.
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Locking people up in inhumane conditions, without access to rehabilitative programming, is ultimately counterproductive.
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That's one thing we really focus on is locking down on defense and rebounding.
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It ended up 24.1% at close, locking in some 20.2% gain for the week.
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"We have harsh sentencing laws, and we're locking up so many women," she said.
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Anyone who thinks the bill was just about locking people up is simply wrong.
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So, locking arms and honoring the flag I think is a very good thing.
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They don't think locking their doors at night, protecting their own families, is immoral.
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Locking down Ocasio-Cortez's support at such a critical moment has Sanders supporters elated.
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Last summer, their accounts were hijacked and the passwords were changed, locking them out.
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There were no locking doors or gates, which he anticipated having to break through.
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Owning data flows creates more impressive moats than merely locking down static data sets.
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Make accusations and then end things by locking someone up in a psychiatric facility.
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"I knew my knee was just locking up a little bit," Green told reporters.
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"They say they are locking us in so we can be protected," he said.
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Meanwhile, the authorities had begun locking down the neighborhood and searching for the gunman.
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There's risks of accidents, risks of locking us into bad futures, stuff like that.
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But he also has evinced an authoritarian edge, locking up clerics, activists and businessmen.
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It's also programmable for other shortcut functions, like locking or shutting off the computer.
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We're not going to be locking people up in their apartments, boarding them up.
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Over time, scene by scene, these spaces blur together, locking Bernadine in claustrophobic sameness.
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At that point, they changed the code on the apartment, effectively locking him out.
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Trump has also held fundraisers on Wall Street since locking up the GOP nomination.
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Instead of locking him up in juvenile detention, a judge sentenced him to a
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Locking up nonviolent offenders and drug users almost always backfires, instead strengthening organized crime.
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"Locking eyes would expose my vulnerabilities, and I'd either cry or laugh," she said.
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Many people worry that modern media generates polarization by locking us into echo chambers.
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But what if we asked this instead: What good comes from locking up migrants?
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One share of Amazon stock costs more than $230,26, locking out less-wealthy investors.
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Despite the looming floor fight, senators are still locking down what they will offer.
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One way has been through locking in loans that promise steady if low returns.
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But on the other hand you are locking up expensive debt for five years.
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He gets at all sorts of feelings without ever locking them into a narrative.
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The other dancers follow, locking into diagonals, lines and circles while the rhythms change.
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Players responded by continuing to kneel during the anthem or locking arms in solidarity.
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The service also warns against locking toddlers, older people or animals in a car.
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Email encryption works by locking emails with really long strings of numbers, called keys.
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And his supporters will continue to chant to lock Clinton up despite the fact that the agency within the government that would do the actual locking up has made clear there is no locking-up crime (or any wrongdoing of any sort) here.
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Letty took a deep breath and slipped in after her, locking the door behind them.
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"Locking down repairs is bad for consumers, bad for the environment, and bad for Apple."
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The broadcaster is close to locking down the reality competition series to launch next spring.
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The Wii U is only playable in the region you buy it in Region-locking.
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Too bad the game doesn't run faster on the Switch, which doesn't have region locking.
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The locking handles and spinner wheels make this luggage smooth to transport wherever you're going.
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Harris, 35, was accused of intentionally locking Cooper inside a hot car for seven hours.
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Like any fantasy football game, there's much intel to parse before locking in your lineup.
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Locking up refugees in camps is the real betrayal of the legacy of the Holocaust.
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On Tuesday, Twitter began automatically locking accounts that try to take on Musk's display name.
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We did this before developing our editorial strategy or even locking down an office space.
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In the meme above, Ponce is locking lips with his brother, television executive Francisco Ponce.
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I wrapped my arms around the back of my neck, locking my hands for protection.
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However, it averted the potential disaster for conservatives of liberals locking in a Court majority.
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Another supportive factor has been producers taking advantage of higher prices by locking in production.
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Locking the gun is only possible using the physical Lock button on the Zore itself.
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Harris, for one, still boasts about locking up violent offenders when she was a prosecutor.
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It starts with the car owner locking their vehicle and walking away with the key.
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More recently, Rome and Brussels seem to be locking horns over the government's spending plans.
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Hubbard proposes restricting how fans can transfer tickets, locking them down within a closed platform.
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At the same time, locking people up for long periods of time is very costly.
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The Suicide Squad actor and supermodel were spotted locking lips on a beach date Sunday.
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I see this wave of material as locking in a shift that had already happened.
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After locking his keys in his car, Redditor potatoboy221 phoned AAA to help him out.
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Locking gang members up has arguably exacerbated the problem, by turning jails into recruitment grounds.
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A ton of lipsticks launched this year, but only a few were worth locking down.
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Foreign banks stopped dealing with Sudan, locking the country out of the international financial system.
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They're more the sturdy, traditional bike-share bike with an electronic tracking and locking system.
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The late Massachusetts teen died of carbon monoxide poisoning after locking himself in his truck.
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Each summit meeting has forced countries to make progress on locking down or eliminating materials.
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But I do wonder what that will mean for those who opt for automatic locking.
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But what's the benefit of locking someone's genitals in a cage and holding the key?
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And hackers often deploy ransomware against a target, locking computers until the victim pays up.
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Did you witness security basically locking people inside and breaking every fire code violation possible?
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Win: Locking in the world's leading mobile phone brand, Samsung, to the Oculus VR platform.
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America is locking up its most destitute, who are struggling to eat, sleep and survive.
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They're locking down a location and plan to break ground in the next few months.
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What it's doing is locking up computers that used Microsoft Windows and holding them ransom.
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Your key to locking down a higher salary could be so much simpler: Microsoft Excel.
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Locking down the cash for Mesereau appears to be the final Hail Mary for freedom.
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Both guys seem down to fight -- it's just a matter of locking up a deal.
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Donald Trump took a step toward locking down his — but needs to keep striding briskly.
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The audacity of it all, locking teenagers in cages and expecting them not to explode.
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So every Friday he'd render himself a stumbling, boozy baby, locking himself in his office.
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Insurers must sign contracts -- locking them into participating in Obamacare next year -- by Sept. 27.
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"Why would they do this?" he demanded, his hands cramping, fingers locking against his palms.
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And I'm all in for locking arms and having the intestinal fortitude to do it.
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It should be an easier focus than locking down the late part of the game.
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Two locking differentials, choice of automatic or manual transmission, and a bunch of other features.
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Perhaps most important, locking up low-level offenders for long prison sentences doesn't reduce crime.
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Wednesday was the deadline for insurers to sign contracts locking them into participating for 2018.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:'Why does my Apple Watch keep locking?
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A programmable locking feature prevents the charging cord from being unplugged when it's in use.
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Interesting description coming from the guy who is literally locking up kids like Pennywise. pic.twitter.
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Cameras snapped the two locking eyes in what appears to be an intense starring contest.
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The app supports locking through passwords, patterns, PIN, and even Face ID for maximum protection.
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Because I both needed to and wanted to, I did, locking the door behind me.
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Russia's domestic policy is the biggest stumbling block to locking down the extension, Citi says.
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"They have no interest in talking, they're interested in locking in their gains," he said.
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But when Motherboard contacted the bank on Tuesday, someone started locking down the exposed files.
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"Just locking someone up is not the proper way to handle this illness," she says.
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And if you're not going to bother locking it, stop putting your valuables in it.
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Louisiana thinks it can save money and lives, while locking in revenue for drug companies.
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You'll want to look at costs and a lot more before locking in a deal.
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But the applicant will be locking in her premium for the rest of her life.
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Locking up large supplies of power for years also provides a hedge against price increases.
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The program focuses on defending against phishing, locking down malicious apps, and fending off hackers.
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Researchers had attributed the wobbly Millennium Bridge to this phenomenon, which they call phase-locking.
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Beware, though, that selling in a bear market might well mean locking in a loss.
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The subjects are protected, Mr. Wilson said — even as the artist is locking them in.
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Locking a phone to its battery is indicative of Apple's control over parts and service.
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The nonstick surface suffered multiple scratches, the locking lever failed, and the heating became uneven.
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If he ran for it without locking up, his stock would be stolen by looters.
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It felt really scary locking into a business plan that doesn't feel anything like us.
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These discounts, however, aren't necessarily locking in customers, but rather encouraging customers to shop around.
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Many major companies are locking down their offices and encouraging workers to work from home.
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I think this had the effect of largely locking in the field from the beginning.
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Still, locking up outside isn't ideal, so I hope your apartment building has an elevator.
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And with our cameras we capture those photonic impressions, locking time in a preservative substrate.
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Petzl also offers the Corax with a belay device, chalk bag, chalk, and locking carabiner.
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How to switch between users on a Mac by logging out or locking your screen1.
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"Pursuing protectionism is just like locking oneself in a dark room," the Chinese president declared.
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MACCIH is locking up its members, including the wife of Mr Hernández's predecessor, Porfírio Lobo.
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The two are seen locking lips at what appears to be Ellen DeGeneres' birthday bash.
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Locking up people with mental illness for a long time is counterproductive, studies have found.
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They can also interact with the objects, pushing them around and locking them in place.
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Catherine charges her phone in a closet; for me, she recommended a locking mini-safe.
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Over the course of about two years, the CO₂ mineralizes, locking away the gas forever.
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No matter what, locking him into a five-year max contract would not end well.
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To defeat them while locking arms with one his best friends would be his greatest achievement.
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The company said the gate's locking mechanism can open unexpectedly, posing a fall hazard to children.
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As that last example illustrates, the problem isn't just that locking down email accounts is difficult.
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It also features an integrated locking mechanism that's highly adaptable, easy to use, and stays tight.
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This year, we've been able to really do a good job of locking into what works.
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For Johnson, that involves turning his TV and lights on and off — and locking his door.
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At the moment, there doesn't appear to be a public announcement about the new locking policy.
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Hardware security tokens are used for locking down online accounts, such as email or cloud storage.
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Petya, instead, replaces the computer's Master Boot Record, locking the user out of the operating system.
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Trump is also locking in the damage further by appointing conservative judges favorable to these rollbacks.
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In short order, the name-calling escalated to yelling and locking me outside in the cold.
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Its shows, combined with other networks locking down their programming, could fundamentally change the podcast industry.
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But his wife Meredith Salenger sat beside him, locking lips with the star in the picture.
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The irony now is that locking data down too far may make the current incumbents unassailable.
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And would locking up bankers and businessmen and throwing away the key really solve any problems?
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Beijing has quarantined Wuhan along with 16 other cities, locking down an estimated 50 million people.
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Locking up parents harms children; and female prisoners are much more likely to be custodial parents.
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That's why this month, Scoot unveiled a new locking mechanism in an attempt to prevent theft.
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One heartless commentator dared say locking innocent children away was like 'sending the kids to camp.
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Protesters have begun locking their accounts or adopting pseudonyms after years of using their real names.
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The new cases come with a simplified lens-locking interface that clicks the lenses in place.
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Still, black people are locking down more jobs or at least feeling confident enough to try.
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A cyberattack, later dubbed NotPetya, had begun locking down computers and shutting down businesses in Ukraine.
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I remember hiding under desks in the dark, teachers locking the doors and sitting with us.
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The most censorious governments follow a familiar pattern of suppressing the media and locking up dissenters.
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An easy locking mechanism makes popping the tongs open and storing them neatly a cinch. 2.
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As for AMD, Intel's primary way of locking them out was the "Intel Inside" branding program.
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Reviewers describe it as "overwhelming" for novices and a "beautiful euphoric couch-locking experience" for others.
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And if you thought wearing red lipstick and locking lips was always a disaster, think again.
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Do allegations against Harvey Weinstein and so many accusations locking the media, Hollywood, and corporate America?
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Processing capacity, however, can be an issue and auto makers are locking in contracts with suppliers.
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We've been locking out doors and keeping out lights on all night long, stuff like that.
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It was unclear if both sides were still locking horns over Google's taxes for other years.
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The devices have always been less about hardware than locking users into it e-commerce ecosystem.
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I made it into my bathroom, locking the door, but then Dad kicked the door in.
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Clients were buying in ever smaller transactions, rather than locking in large volumes in one go.
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However, the castle is made more complicated by locking all of your abilities behind sub-bosses.
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We believe America is locking the wrong people up for the wrong reasons for too long.
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Like last year, when nominees Ryan Reynolds and Andrew Garfield jokingly locking lips during the show.
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He is also seeing brokers submit loans through his wholesale business without locking in the rate.
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On the other hand, tidal locking might also be "a huge advantage for life," he added.
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In the meantime, Tellus' competitors are locking down partnerships with wheelers and dealers of satellite imagery.
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Why not exploit greater awareness and interest in sexual assault issues by locking up more rapists?
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Last year a German pilot deliberately crashed into the Alps after locking out his co-pilot.
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During the campaign, perhaps no one was more vocal about locking Hillary Clinton up than Flynn.
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It's locking eyes with someone across the bar and becoming overwhelmed by a rush possibility music.
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Video and photos posted to Twitter show players kneeling and locking arms as the anthem played.
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Check out how he intricately describes locking lips with JH ... it's almost too descriptive for comfort.
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Some delay their removal and draw the news media by locking or gluing themselves in place.
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Like many of the models on this list, the truck has a single locking rear differential.
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There's no locking mechanism, and the Porter Key is larger than expected and impossible to open.
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They have since also adopted more sophisticated techniques, including the computer-locking code seen by ProPublica.
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Has the much promised Wall already been built — locking us in, rather than keeping others out?
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Given the Democrats' narrow path to taking back the Senate, locking up New Jersey was essential.
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Even in these cases, "locking them up and throwing away the key" is no longer allowed.
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That had Christie and Rubio, both of whom hope to win New Hampshire, repeatedly locking horns.
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Jail: The Bureau of Prisons is reporting the average cost of locking someone up behind bars.
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But timing really can be everything when it comes to locking up the best holiday airfares.
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Players last season were seen raising fists or locking arms and kneeling during the national anthem.
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Instead of locking up schizophrenics and psychotics, they were simply sedated and sent on their way.
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The rats also figured out how to open our trash can, which has a locking lid.
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Locking Judd in that closet for hours just couldn't be pulled today—it wouldn't be acceptable.
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I tried locking it up, but I found I couldn't rest without it in my pocket.
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Friedman noted that adopting the euro meant locking Europe's economies together in a common economic straitjacket.
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Stirman, however, argues that companies end up locking themselves into Amazon's platform by using this service.
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They can do this, under current rules, by locking arms and using the 60-vote threshold.
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"Also, people are locking in gains and reducing positions ahead of those key events," he added.
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She was eventually able to kick Mr. Alvarez off and escape, locking herself in the bathroom.
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Locking up information makes us less resilient, dependent on a fragile single source for maintenance options.
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"Anyone with a private loan should be locking in a lower rate, for sure," Humann said.
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He tentatively discovers the dial, locking eyes with me to check the loudness of my voice.
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In the meantime, McDonald's restaurant owners are trying to curb toilet-paper theft by locking bathrooms.
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Will we continue to tolerate locking up more than two dozen men there, without charge, forever?
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After locking onto an enemy, it's possible to target specific body parts—arms, legs, heads, etc.
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The Brooklyn band are experts locking into a groove and maintaining the anxiety-laced vibe throughout.
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You were locking them in solitary without a hint of whether they'd ever taste freedom again.
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Or troops locking a 21989-year-old girl in a hut and setting it on fire.
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Most computer operating systems include tools for locking folders, and commercial encryption programs are another option.
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Most computer operating systems include tools for locking folders, and commercial encryption programs are another option.
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As prosecutors know, locking people up makes them more prone to committing offenses in the future.
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In other words, locking up fewer people has correlated with making states safer, not less safe.
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"We did think locking arms would show that," Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin said this week.
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But four weeks a year, during the majors, Koepka has no problem locking in his concentration.
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Other countries have preferred locking down cities, with people only allowed out for food and medicine.
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"For me, it was about locking in, letting that play go," he said after the game.
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As the Covid-19 pandemic sweeps through the nation, thousands of nursing homes are locking down.
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Books of The Times LOCKING UP OUR OWNCrime and Punishment in Black AmericaBy James Forman Jr.Illustrated.
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Hackers are locking people out of their networks and demanding big payments to get back in.
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And they are locking in the industry's best engineers with paydays smaller companies could never match.
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I&aposm still not locking myself into one life plan, but now, I&aposve got options.
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To be that penetrating guard but also getting out there and locking down their best player.
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Pros: Comfortable seat, easy for novices to operate, locking front suspension fork, excellent customer serviceCons: Expensive
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A worker arrived on Wednesday to repair the "locking mechanism" of the room, Ms. Pena said.
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But locking her up will at least guarantee she won't be able to repeat this evil.
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Extra locking hardware is optional and allows items to be snapped into a more fixed layout.
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"For children, it's keeping it out of their reach or perhaps locking it away," Kane said.
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Irrespective of future policy, carbon dioxide stays in the atmosphere for centuries, locking in warming trends.
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Odin turned on her, locking her away and essentially writing her out of the history books.
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"I'm sorry to report that my nephew is running late," Jeb said, locking the front door.
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"Any investment in pipeline infrastructure is locking us into a fossil fuel future," Dr. Williams said.
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The memo does not address players, coaches and owners locking arms before the Anthem is played.
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They had previously told my landlord that they didn't want people locking bikes to their fence.
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But the "tough on crime" approach — of locking up drug dealers for longer — isn't just ineffective.
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Problem is -- producers are no closer to locking down stars to join Katy on the panel.
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Whatever the case, Kimura wound up locking in the gyaku-ude-garami and broke Gracie's arm.
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Neil Melanson is a believer in locking the opponent's legs in place when attempting arm triangles.
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Registration could lead gradually to requiring safe storage by locking all hunting guns in gun vaults.
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He's suing to block Alt from locking up rights to his or his legendary group's story.
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"Just announcing the agreement is going to be a huge boon for Kenya because investors are going to start locking at which country is locking in access to the U.S. market," said Nicole Bivens Collison, a former senior U.S. trade negotiator and attorney with Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg.
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The East Coast was yelling 'Yo, it's on the way, y'all,' and sure enough the West Coast started emulating what the East Coast was doing as far as wardrobe with the adidas, the sweatsuits, breakdancing–cuz the West Coast is more related to pop-locking and locking.
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Front offices should be protected with two sets of automatically locking doors to create an "entrapment area".
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" But he acknowledged to CNN that "I may be locking the barn door after the horse escapes.
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The red carpet is the perfect place for lip locking — just ask Chris Pratt and Anna Faris!
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Locking it on the rack, she ducked under the canvas sheeting and stepped up into the van.
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The fingerprint sensor's still excellent, and locking up apps with the App Locker is still super useful.
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WIRED published its own complete guide to locking down your Facebook privacy (or delete it all together).
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Including, but certainly not limited to, filling them in, locking them in place, and lightly highlighting them.
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Failure to do so may result in the temporary locking and/or permanent suspension of account(s).
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A prank is making the rounds on Twitter, and it's seemingly locking people out of their accounts.
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Players from both teams stood at midfield when the national anthem played, locking arms to signify unity.
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But watch, and listen carefully, 'cause Angela ain't exactly locking the door and throwing away the key.
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Models walk the runway at the Ana Locking show during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week on Sept.
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Especially in the second half we were talking a ton about locking down on defense and running.
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"Everybody's locking the door and not coming out until Tuesday," resident Gary Jones told me Thursday afternoon.
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Limited worry about user data leaking, even as Facebook moved towards locking access to that data down.
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And since essentially locking up the GOP nomination after the Indiana primary, Trump has confronted various setbacks.
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It's May, and that means the window for locking down internships at tech companies is rapidly closing.
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That's the question on fans' minds after seeing photos of Ariana Grande locking lips with Mac Miller.
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Evacuation should be the priority if it's possible, and locking yourself down is the second-best option.
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I read some expert picks from CBS Sports, ESPN, and Bleacher Report before locking in my picks.
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The question is: is beautiful sound quality worth locking yourself even more tightly into a walled garden?
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First, he dumped ashes on Ryan Seacrest, and now Sacha Baron Cohen is locking up Matt Lauer.
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As such, there were some issues with the game locking up, loading slowly and crashing to desktop.
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Penn and George have been dating since 2016 when they were spotted locking lips on the beach.
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We talk about iMessage, FaceTime, and other software as powerful ways of locking consumers into Apple's ecosystem.
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The freeSTYLE host says she's going to try a different tactic for locking down her next partner.
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Just keep in mind that you're actually locking that app to landscape when you tap the icon.
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Keszler says this has helped them develop a shared language without locking their music into specific pieces.
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Green said he was pleased with the outcome, given the primary aim of locking in competitive spreads.
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Rollback the clock a few years and Nintendo didn't seem particularly worried about locking down its consoles.
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The amendment was originally introduced as a standalone bill called the Locking Up Robocallers Act of 2019.
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His vision of locking users into his own little walled-garden seems to be holding pretty steady.
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"They were locking in record production so it made no sense," he said of the Doha deal.
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Meanwhile, the sheriff's department seems intent on locking up all of their buddies in the real world.
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Beyond the potential harms of more stigmatization, the reality is that locking up more people costs money.
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But Matt Barnes then got Trey Mancini on a soft come-backer, locking up his first save.
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It is permanently locking horns with the fast followers who try to copy its innovations and progress.
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Pastor Joel Osteen says his church was unfairly criticized for locking its doors to Hurricane Harvey evacuees.
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Kylie waits patiently at home for some lip-locking while her guy has a grand old time.
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This starts with a smart locking mechanism that's built right into the frame on the top tube.
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When Buff bragged about how much money there was in locking up "illegals," I didn't push back.
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A Swiss company, Berlinger, produces the self-locking glass bottles used for international competitions, including the Olympics.
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And Sanford has had trouble locking down Republican support in his district since his return to Congress.
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A depressive hibernation is not so much a purposeful exile, as a slow-paced locking of doors.
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I was simultaneously busy and lazy, working 12-14 hours, but then going home and locking up.
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I didn't know why she was locking the food up, why she put us in the basement.
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If your building has three or more apartments, it should have self-closing, self-locking entrance doors.
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Locking up Americans for refusing to turn over newly banned weapons in common usage would be tyrannical.
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Prime example: Republican negotiators are on the verge of locking in a deal on a final bill.
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"It's Louis C.K., locking the door and masturbating in front of women comics and writers," she said.
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Borrowers also are locking in more of their future production using hedges that insure against price declines.
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Instead, the change had the opposite effect — locking them out and eliminating other means of getting in.
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When the spray trucks go by, many people close their windows, locking themselves in with the enemy.
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Moments later, he was locking in a rear-naked choke as his dazed foe struggled to recover.
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Facebook's response to the Cambridge Analytica debacle was to loudly claim it was 'locking the platform down'.
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She's also locking down her "Taylor Swift" signature ... for bathrobes, hair pins, dolls and toy glow sticks.
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The moral case is clear, there is no justification for locking people in offshore prison camps indefinitely.
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Locking in today's interest rates for 70 or more years would be a godsend to future budgeters.
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Christopher Johnson, the acting owner of the Jets, joined his players in locking arms during the anthem.
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There is just no way our puny little snake dance and locking arms blocks any of that.
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Passing by on a hot summer night, Choudry Ali was startled to see employees locking up early.
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"Pursuing protectionism is like locking oneself in a dark room," Mr. Xi said in Davos last year.
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He has lived his entire adult life locking arms with America's friends, risking his life countless times.
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But instead of locking him up in jail, Barret was transported to a nearby mental health facility.
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Must-eat: Heaping, jaw-locking, fully dressed Italian subs from Frank's Deli, a legendary Main Street mainstay.
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It can keep retirees from locking in losses by having to sell investments when they are down.
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Even though online security is as vital as locking your front door, it's not quite as simple.
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He didn't actually walk out there with a set of keys, but Brazil's locking this down now.
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Other teams have since copied the Seahawks' approach, but locking arms at sporting events is not new.
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"Locking up" ether accrues a bit of debt that must be paid down to release the funds.
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Much-praised by leftists when he took over, he swiftly started locking up and murdering his opponents.
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China quarantined 16 cities in its efforts to control the outbreak, effectively locking down 46 million people.
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After a final look around the house, Umm Abdo walks out, locking the front door behind her.
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Rather, silk manages to avoid being eaten by locking the nutrients it contains behind an impenetrable barrier.
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"Things can get much worse for you," Serena Joy coolly says after locking Offred in her room.
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But it was the missiles, not the initial locking onto the helicopter, that aroused this group's consternation.
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To improve its finances, Evraz seems to be locking in low-cost power for the long term.
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He said he would be bagging, crating and locking his eastern diamondback rattlesnakes inside his breeding facility.
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It already offers a credit locking service, so perhaps we should take its word on the date.
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All we know about its locking service is what Mr. Barros said in his op-ed piece.
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The suspension fork features a locking mechanism so you aren't bouncing around while riding on smooth surfaces.
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Pros: Individually wrapped, gold-foil for trapping heat and locking serumCons: Not as hydrating as eye gels
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And it's recommended that you start locking down your photographer, florist and caterer 10 months in advance.
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Despite adding this shortcut, you can always switch between profiles by locking your screen or logging out.
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I look forward to locking arms with him to take Ole Miss football to a championship level.
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Apple's long-term strategy isn't eternally selling more iPhones, but rather locking users into its growing ecosystem.
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Video of the team's members locking arms before the game was posted to Twitter by Sports Illustrated.
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She would regularly punish Jeanette by locking her outside overnight or even in the family coal hole.
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Since you&aposre locking in an interest rate, it&aposs smart to look for the highest one.
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One former NBC staffer alleged Lauer sexually assaulted her after summoning her there and locking the door.
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The states have the power to do something about this, because they do most of the locking up.
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"I think locking my name in with his for decades to come is an honor," Mr. Knight said.
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It also means taking other precautions such as locking or barricading doors, turning off lights and silencing phones.
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In 1976, the Viking 1 lander carried a seismometer to Mars secured during launch with a locking pin.
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Before the Stars' makeover on the offensive end, they addressed their dismal goaltending situation by locking up Bishop.
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"Those locking themselves with very low-yield assets are losing financial strengths to withstand the shock," he said.
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The code in question works by locking the Switch's internal memory using a randomly generated password, Heskin said.
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Most outlets presumed that players and coaches locking arms was a sign of solidarity against Trump's disparaging comments,.
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Mr Xi likened protectionism to "locking oneself in a dark room", a phrase that delegates repeated with delight.
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Locking up bloggers and activists, he argued, would mean fewer negative stories about Egypt, and thus more tourists.
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This will make it easier for developers to adopt the concept without locking them into a specific technology.
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One can usually be had for about $210, which is not much more than a basic locking carabiner.
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Redskins owner Dan Snyder was seen on the sidelines locking arms with his team's players during the song.
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For years Mr Erdogan's government has been locking up journalists, compromising the judiciary and allowing corruption to flourish.
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He's too premier of a player and, in my eyes, an at-bat away from locking it in.
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I lead him out and down the corridor, back into the bathroom, into a cubicle, locking the door.
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The actor Fred Willard played a small town sergeant who joked about locking up overage teens for life.
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Bond buyers typically want rates to cover expected inflation and provide a premium for locking up their money.
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Democrats, perhaps anticipating such a move, have also instituted new procedures locking down the transcripts, according to Republicans.
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My heart was palpitating, my joints were locking, and I was more nauseous than I had ever been.
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The first occurred when the firm suspended trading in its flagship Equity Income fund, locking in investors' money.
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That approach would prepare the U.S. electricity system for deeper decarbonization without locking in payments for underperforming technologies.
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Just 10 minutes before locking Cooper in the car, prosecutors say he responded to a woman's online post.
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In 2018, despite its tally falling to 68, Turkey was still the global leader for locking up journalists.
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However, mapping has been one of those classic cases of Apple locking everyone into using its own service.
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More than a decade since the first case against him, he is still locking horns with the authorities.
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Others are locking in 6-month supply contracts at higher prices, instead of the typical 3-month contracts.
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Economists increasingly think the "term premium"—the reward investors demand for locking their money away—is determined globally.
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Heard, 32, was seen locking lips with the 45-year-old Argentine filmmaker on Wednesday in Los Angeles.
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Locking down your privacy on Google HomeGoogle Home, is convenient, but also feels more dangerous than Amazon Echo.
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Her ex may be locking lips with a fellow Taylor Swift squad member, but Bella Hadid seems unbothered.
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To complete the look, tousle the front with pomade before locking it in place with volumizing hair spray.
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The app lets parents control device usage remotely, setting bedtimes, controlling app use, and even remotely locking it.
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Of course most of his proposals would end up locking the big guys in place while freezing innovation.
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"We know locking the classroom, in and of itself, is a big deterrent" to a gunman, Gordon said.
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The social media service is automatically locking down Twitter accounts that try to impersonate the famous tech CEO.
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Alexander is accused of then getting into the man's car, locking the doors and trying to drive away.
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Twitter Support sent an email to Owens apologizing for locking her account and admitted to making an error.
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Engineered with military-grade materials, a locking wedge absorbs the force should there be an attempted break-in.
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The unresolved court case has hamstrung Argentina's finances by locking the country out of the global credit markets.
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They are unlikely to easily agree to increase their FX exposure through locking in US dollar lease rates.
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Just 10 minutes before locking Cooper in the car, prosecutors allege he responded to a woman's online post.
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People in horror movies think that they can escape the killer by locking themselves in dark, locked basement.
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He said he put his things down while locking up his bicycle and then simply forgot about them.
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By locking in established ways of doing things, licensing requirements are a major impediment to innovation as well.
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Locking up travelers at random for 21 days — Ebola's incubation period — wouldn't actually stop the virus from moving.
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An analogy to using these would be locking your front door, but then leaving keys on your porch.
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Boston Scientific recalled its Lotus range nearly a year ago, citing reports of problems with the locking mechanism.
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The Dow closed Monday up about 90 points, locking in its first three-day win streak since February.
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Montreal then wasted no time locking Drouin up to a six-year deal, worth a reported $33 million.
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Rather, that is evidence of companies locking-in historically low interest rates driven down by governments' monetary policies.
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The scene opens on a shirtless Elgort locking lips with Moretz, his high school friend, in her bedroom.
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One of the rams is fighting passionately for something; the other one's mostly locking horns for a laugh.
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This happens because the hinge was designed without the locking mechanism seen on devices like the Wacom Cintiq.
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Trump and his people say they want a "level playing field" while locking in subsidies for fossil fuels.
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But it does have four-wheel drive, one locking differential, and a drive mode selector for different terrain.
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But these small liberalising steps were overshadowed by the arbitrary locking up of feminists, plutocrats and many others.
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I was dancing the way talented, seriously butch guys do, popping and locking with a hint of Jagger.
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The feuding comes at a time when Trump is more than halfway to locking up the GOP nomination.
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In those cases especially we are essentially lighting a house on fire and locking the escape door shut.
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Out of the water, it still protects your phone from scratches and dust with a secure locking seal.
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Oftentimes well-intentioned regulations aimed at real problems end up locking us into a static way of thinking.
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He might receive additional cortisone injections during the All-Star break to prevent his knee from locking up.
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They've also got automatic locking hinges so you don't have to worry about them wobbling or flinging off.
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The 19.8-pound scooter can also be triple-folded with a locking mechanism for easier maneuvering and storage.
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And a rational way is not locking children up in detention centers or separating them from their mothers.
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Locking people up in windowless enclosed brick and concrete buildings, with no possibility of heat abatement, is torture.
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When people think of a subscription, they think of locking in a set cadence of receiving a good.
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Upon arriving at a destination, a rider simply leaves the self-locking bike there for the next user.
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He's going to spend much of the Finals locking horns with one of Durant, Klay, or Draymond Green.
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Locking in funding levels until 2018 would prevent lawmakers from pulling the same trick this year or next.
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But U.S. officials are not yet talking about locking down whole cities, as China and Italy have done.
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Maybe, through watching Scorcese's film, he feels like he's vicariously locking up the Jordan Belforts of this world.
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He tried locking himself in his house and not talking to anyone, but the boredom drove him crazy.
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Villagers are panicked, avoiding their fields and locking their doors at night, which they never used to do.
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And with De'Andre Hunter locking down the defense, someone as athletic as Reddish could be a huge asset.
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James Forman Jr.'s "Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America" is brilliant and jarring.
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Her gaze flickers over the lens, without locking in for more than a few words in each sentence.
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It typically does this by locking drugs into different schedules that measure potential for abuse and medical value.
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So you're basically locking in what you're going to have to pay for the rest of your life.
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I mean, aside from locking the entire world in a hot room with a bunch of dead trees?
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Officials from California's Bay Area announced more serious action on locking down both essential and non-essential businesses.
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I would never suggest locking him in the bathroom; she would have sooner locked me in the bathroom.
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The cables describe interrogators shaving Mr. Nashiri, locking him in a box and slamming him against the wall.
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The Spanish government announced Saturday it is locking the country down as the coronavirus continues to ravage Europe.
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You go to a quickie cloning spot, and two hours later, you're locking lips with your perfect double.
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But what registries could do is provide a convenient tool for locking people up in Trump's new asylums.
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Mr. Crowley, according to these reports, is getting close to locking down the right to be that Democrat.
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The program encrypts the computer, essentially locking the user out of files, folders and drives on that computer.
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We live in a carceral state that routinely disposes of people, locking them away and calling it justice.
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Locking that door on all those who can't pass a fairly substantial income test changes our national character.
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Locking down her makeup with a bit of setting spray, Jenner's full face of makeup is finally complete.
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This model is made from lightweight and robust polypropylene, with a three-point locking system for extra security.
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This model is made from lightweight and robust polypropylene, with a three-point locking system for extra security.
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Some parents use strollers with locking wheels and wedges to prevent the carriage from rolling away, Shu said.
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The project involved an iCloud service that fully encrypted iPhone backups, locking even Apple out of the backups.
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Locking down the virus over Lunar New Year Authorities have imposed indefinite restrictions on public transport and travel.
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The Dallas Cowboys, including owner Jerry Jones, took a knee before locking arms and standing during the anthem.
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"Investors may be well served by locking in some profits in U.S. stocks," BofAML said in a note.
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By Sunday, dozens of NFL players were kneeling or locking arms during the national anthem prior to games.
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The first section of the grid I filled was the center, locking down GONDOLAS and ARRIVING early on.
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It's responsible for turning on the heat, displaying maps and directions, playing music, and even locking the doors.
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It turns out that the lock market is quite fragmented with different locking system depending on the country.
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Some participants also noted that markets were locking in profits after rallying in the fourth quarter of 2019.
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One might assume that locking up more people before trial is necessary to keep criminals off the streets.
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When it comes to immigration law violations, locking up migrants is applying brute force to a minor transgression.
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The company is locking drivers out during certain times of the day and in areas of low demand.
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The owners are locking themselves out of the Olympics to preserve regular-season continuity (hmm) and revenue (bingo!).
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House Republicans are close to locking in the necessary votes to keep the government open past Friday's deadline.
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While blue states are locking down reproductive rights, tougher fights are breaking out in red and purple states.
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That keeps older and smaller houses off the market, pushing up prices and locking first-time buyers out.
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Locking off content by time investment rather than skill can be particularly frustrating for adults with limited schedules.
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We throw away $80 billion a year in this country locking up a huge number of nonviolent offenders.
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"The risk in all of this is going back to the world like it was before we had Jennings when the government was routinely locking up asylum seekers, legal permanent residents — locking them up for years without letting them see a judge," he said of the 9th Circuit's 2015 decision.
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For repressive governments, criminal-defamation laws can provide a more palatable way to silence critics than locking them up.
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Twitter is punishing Jones for a tweet that violates its community standards but it isn't locking him out forever.
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The system detected the sound of gunshots, reporting their location and locking doors as intended, reports Northwest News Network.
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In an attempt to give back the money, however, the poor guy ended up locking up the funds permanently.
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If Zuckerberg holds to this promise, he's effectively locking Facebook out of the Chinese market for the foreseeable future.
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For now, Proxy's technology only works with the door locking systems used at offices, which normally require card keys.
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Phogat wrapped her opponent in her arms and legs, locking her there and squeezing the fight out of her.
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Gone are late nights at dive bars; locking eyes with dreamboat Luke (O-T Fagbenle); looking after her daughter.
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Officials concluded that co-pilot Andreas Lubitz deliberately crashed the plane after locking the pilot out of the cockpit.
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And we are literally locking women into the cycle of poverty if we don't allow them access to contraceptives.
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Mr Xi has not just accrued power for himself, in part by locking up a lot of corrupt officials.
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But as Girl On The Net points out, costs are currently locking out most indie producers with smaller budgets.
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And in what will for some surely be the happiest news, Nintendo is doing away with software region-locking.
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Exxon and Qatar Petroleum International landed Brazil's Tita area, locking in key real estate in the prized Santos basin.
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One problem is that many small investors tend to get fearful as stocks fall, and sell — locking in losses.
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The emotional night ended with teammates locking arms around the pitcher's mound -- some kneeling in prayer, others wiping tears.
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He has made many enemies by sidelining fellow royals, shaking down businessmen, locking up liberals and alienating religious leaders.
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Eddie Murphy's ex-wife, Nicole Murphy, is now clarifying and apologizing for locking lips with a very married man.
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The View-Master VR 2.0's locking mechanism all but guarantees the viewer isn't going to accidentally pop open.
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" Once Stone's hair was dry, Roszak applied Joico Humidity Blocker "which has a soft hold while locking out humidity.
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After locking an account Twitter contacts the owner to try to confirm they still have control of the account.
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The spokesperson also pointed to a new app it launched that is supposed to provide free credit report locking.
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The pair were also seen locking lips on the red carpet of the Screen Actors Guild Awards in January.
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He carefully entrenched his rule, locking up all manner of opponents, from the chief justice to Mr Gayoom himself.
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"We're locking in on four this year," McAdam said of the cities that will receive 5G tech from Verizon.
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But Xi has helped the dissident movement by locking up a peaceful protester and letting him die in detention.
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"Second half we did a better job of locking down, which created some better opportunities on offense," Harden said.
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Many are homeowners who have also benefited from the soaring property prices that are locking youngsters out of ownership.
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As the pair share an embrace, Waddell kisses Bass on the cheek and the two progress to locking lips.
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The locking rule was adopted to enable consumers to migrate from one service provider to another on compatible networks.
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As attacks like these become more common, it's worth taking extra precautions when locking down your personal contact information.
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Snap has been locking down partnerships with some of the biggest TV networks and studios over the last year.
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She called Claire, the youngest of the four of us, a "whiny little bitch" before locking eyes with me.
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GameStop says it's locking down new systems "as fast as [it] can," which is to say not fast enough.
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Far from locking countries in cycles of dependency, smart aid investments actually help countries unlock virtuous cycles of growth.
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Fingerprint sensors have proven to be indispensable for locking down our phones, but they can still get more secure.
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As a response to this purported epidemic, the school is locking four of its six bathrooms for the week.
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Such deals are common in major Asian flotations, providing stability to companies by locking in buyers amid market uncertainty.
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The roommate and a fellow resident reportedly disarmed Williams before removing him from the home and locking the door.
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"The handcuffs are off, you don't have the Patriots and the NFL locking you down anymore," he told TMZ.
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But, hey, you get a Kensington lock (K-Slot) for locking down your machine with a physical security cable.
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The team's luck changed with Kardashian in the crowd ... locking down a 136-114 victory over The Atlanta Hawks.
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Since then, he has been posting pictures of people locking lips in front of his magnificent work of art.
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Nothing compares to locking eyes with your soon-to-be-husband for the first time on your wedding day!
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As graduation season approaches, colleges across the country are locking down commencement speakers to address the class of 2017.
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For the first time in decades, America and Europe are now releasing more prisoners than they are locking up.
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Trump also suggests that countries can and should prevent their citizens from leaving — effectively locking people inside their country.
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Then, Orwl uses Bluetooth to stay connected to the key, locking the computer if it travels out of range.
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Given Nyrstar's trials and tribulations, locking in a degree of pricing certainty on part of its output is understandable.
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In the meantime, Lum and his colleagues are looking forward to continuing to develop their quantum data locking method.
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That could grant Thaksinites access to the crown's wealth, and end up locking the old elites out of power.
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It's not only locking down your social media, but also not giving your information out in the first place.
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We all want to do something, but everyone locking up their guns will cost more lives than it saves.
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"I think the volumetric test takes the risk of locking the barn after the horse has left," he said.
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Time Warner also has contracts with existing TV operators, locking the company into distribution deals for years to come.
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The joy and pain of The Sparsholt Affair is in revealing the locking and unlocking of secrets across generations.
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With the Colorado ZR2, you have electronic-locking differentials, front and rear, so it's ready for serious off-roading.
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So she suggests locking them in a room without food so they would be forced to eat each other.
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It creates a state of neural phase locking, which helps your neurons work together to stay in focus. Brain.
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Casper and his bikini-clad companion were all over each other, sucking face and locking legs in the water.
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He is angry at the justice system for locking him up and taking so many years of his life.
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This is a Frankenstein creature created only for tax purposes and it is locking Energy Transfer into the transaction.
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They are locking down the Warriors, who only went 2-9 from deep, going 13-38 from the field.
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Once you're done ordering pizza and locking and unlocking your front door, what's left to do with your Echo?
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As the leaders arrived, Argentine security forces began locking down the central business district in Buenos Aires on Thursday.
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If it's a company or job you despise, locking yourself into more time there might not be worth it.
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In the process, he ruled the country with an iron fist -- locking up political opponents and censoring the press.
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"We grew up not locking doors," she said, explaining that Blandford is a very rural town with little crime.
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Bezos and Musk have sporadically interacted about their companies' successes, sometimes applauding each other, but more often locking antlers.
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She has hidden the cigarettes in the bathroom before locking up at night, but the thief still finds them.
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Officials at oil companies said they were open to the idea of locking in futures if the government asked.
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The double-locking closure prevents the cakes from dropping out of the feeder and helps to keep out squirrels.
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Increasingly, smugglers are relying on 18-wheelers, locking migrants in the trailers, often hidden behind the loads of cargo.
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However, it does have the advantage of locking customers into Walmart Grocery and increasing their return rates and loyalty.
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"Alec Holowka, my brother and best friend, passed away this morning," Eileen Holowka tweeted before later locking her account.
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For Google, locking its system into GM's sizable chunk of the American market is a coup over rival Apple.
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As the results in Manas show, a focused effort on locking down key tiger sites can increase tiger populations.
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Leave open the possibility that the music can get even better rather than locking it in a gilded frame.
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To declare a golden age is to freeze a moment in time, locking a gilded frame around its edges.
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The so-called upfronts are traditional television's annual hype-fest, and a way of locking advertisers into lucrative deals.
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The practice of locking arms on the sideline during the national anthem began with the Seattle Seahawks last season.
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Countries in the U.S. and Europe are scrambling to contain the pandemic, with entire states and cities locking down.
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I tried a brand with locking tabs but they never seemed to line up where I needed them anyway.
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Bloomberg reports that some brokers are locking in 30-year mortgages below 3 percent amid a frenzy of activity.
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Onstage, she finds herself locking into tempo with Mr. Macpherson, allowing the sisters to etch their own wild rhythm.
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"It's like locking one of three doors in your house and leaving the other two unlocked," Mr. Ulzheimer said.
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It's a crisis in this country; it's locking people out of economic opportunity, and we have to take action.
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Of course, we must work towards a larger goal of not locking up so many women, especially pregnant ones.
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These "maximalist goals," Mr. Stein said, created the conditions for open-ended occupation, locking the status quo in place.
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He faulted President Moon Jae-in for not locking down Daegu a week ago to contain the virus's spread.
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On more than one occasion, she'd end up locking eyes with her one-time Arkansas co-worker in frustration.
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Recently he renewed his lease, locking in a discounted rate of $221,219 because he signed for another six months.
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They handed him a puffy jacket, a thin mattress and two rolls of toilet paper before locking the door.
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A project-locking feature protects your work from being saved over, while still letting other people access your work.
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Italian authorities are scrambling to contain the outbreak by locking down entire towns and closing fashion and sports events.
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They are political creatures, who get political rewards for locking people up and almost unlimited power to do it.
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By encrypting your device, you are essentially scrambling all the data and locking it away with a special key.
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Autocrats understand that supposedly independent institutions such as the courts and prosecutors are vital to locking in their power.
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These so-called ransomware attacks involve hackers remotely locking up vital electronic files and demanding payment for their return.
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Top Senate Republicans are signaling they are on the verge of locking down a deal on tax reform. Sen.
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DaVita and Fresenius in particular have grown quickly, buying smaller chains, consolidating their market share and locking in profits.
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Alongside these features are the usual tools for locking your phone for set periods and tracking your overall progress.
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The company now is locking drivers out during certain times of the day and in areas of low demand.
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Locking cannabis companies out of the banking system has hemorrhaged jobs and capital from America to our northern neighbors.
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The locking mechanism on Jean's door was damaged, Armstrong testified, affecting the door's ability to shut properly at times.
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The locking mechanism on Jean's door was damaged, Armstrong testified, affecting the door's ability to shut properly at times.
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But, like burning the American flag, publishing Trump's tax returns in this case isn't grounds for locking anybody up.
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Locking Arms As demonstrated by more than a dozen teams across the N.F.L., players of all races locking arms while standing (or stand-kneeling) during the anthem delivers a powerfully ambiguous message: it signals that institutional racism in America is a devastating reality, but it also suggests that maybe it's already fixed?
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I insisted on doing the bedroom-locking thing, but Rick thought it was too mean, and the rest is history.
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Eventually, he gets louder and wakes Biel up, the 7th Heaven alum locking eyes with his phone with a smile.
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The biggest downside of Apple's Upgrade Program is that your locking yourself into the iPhone for two years at minimum.
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"This helps your moisturizer to penetrate deeply into the skin, locking in natural oils, and aiding in repairing," she explains.
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The Bluesmart suitcase also has Bluetooth-enabled remote locking, so the suitcase automatically locks when you are out of range.
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In return for locking yourself into a long-term plan, you can get discounts of 55% off on-demand prices.
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The trailer begins with Stephanie Tanner (Jodie Sweetin) locking lips with a hunky new guy… but wait, who is he?
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Locking down where you can install apps from feels anti-user, but it's all in the name of security, apparently.
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This means that the missile is "smart" and can seek out its target on its own – locking on after launch.
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Eventually, he gets louder and wakes Biel up, the 7th Heaven alum locking eyes with his phone with a smile.
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They voted for Trump because he promised to restore the nation's greatness, by building a wall and locking jobs inside.
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Big broadband incumbents, like Comcast and Time Warner Cable, often sign multi-year deals locking their service into those buildings.
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Drastic measures, such as locking-down the entire city of Wuhan to prevent the spread, are being imposed in China.
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In retaliation, the nun waterboards her with bleach (hence her signature hair) before locking her in a tiny room alone.
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If you see two rams locking horns, you don't need the play-by-play announcer explaining what they are doing.
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Attached to this second climber's harness is a carabiner, a small metal oval with a locking or spring-loaded gate.
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Former FBI director James Comey even suggested that covering your webcam was tantamount to locking your house or your door.
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Over the weekend, the Teen Mom 2 lovebirds both shared a steamy photo of themselves locking lips on social media.
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Many jurisdictions require a permit for a pool, as well as a childproof fence around it with self-locking gates.
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But locking them in as commercial customers, meaning they're integrating the sensor into volume production products, is the ultimate target.
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Leaders from around the world attended a march, locking arms in what was hailed as an iconic moment of solidarity.
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This morning, the 140-character platform (280 for some) was taken to task for temporarily locking actress Rose McGowan's account.
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There are many reasons why locking up non-violent drug offenders for long periods is a bad idea (see article).
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Nobody knows why, after years of locking his citizens in, Mr Issaias appears to have had a change of heart.
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" She went on to specify, "It's Louis C.K., locking the door and masturbating in front of women comics and writers.
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Would a roll in the hay with C3PO really be that much better than locking legs with a biological biped?
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The robbers gagged her, bound her feet and hands, and held her at gunpoint before locking her in the bathroom.
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Locking him onto my chest in this safe manner soothed him almost instantly, calmed him down and quieted his cries.
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The original View-Master VR (left) next to the new View-Master VR 403 (right) showing the improved locking mechanism.
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Other critics note that by locking itself into coal, Pakistan may miss out on the plummeting price of solar energy.
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This week, that's just what they did, locking up the services of talented Russian Alexander "Drago" Volkov (26-6-0).
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Etheridge recommends securely locking your device each time you set it down, instead of depending on it to lock automatically.
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The two walked hand-in-hand as they made their way to the party and were seen locking lips outside.
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The core audience for VPN services and app-locking apps are generally those who care about privacy and data security.
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It has largely embraced macroeconomic orthodoxy, demonstrating its commitment to open trade and investment policies by locking itself into NAFTA.
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Locking users into a specific browser is not what Windows is supposed to be about — which is flexibility and customization.
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It works like this: click here and click on a pair of inter-locking "golden hands" on the left menu.
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"I remember thinking, Man, whoever his girlfriend is, she's lucky,'" Heidi said of locking eyes with Julien on the metro.
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As we first reported ... Nicole apologized for locking lips with a married man while vacationing in Italy over the weekend.
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At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Monday, BMW showed off a smartphone-enabled car locking and unlocking experience.
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Getting in the habit of locking your phone and laptop when you're not using them is still the best precaution.
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Turns out, she and Kaitlynn had been getting cuddly the day before while vacationing in Italy ... locking lips, no less.
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Locking onto a single opponent and dueling to the death in For Honor is a completely unique and enjoyable experience.
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Mr. Mooney locking up Joe and keeping him in the cage during 9/11 was this really warped protective denial.
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The problem with locking down a larger funding round could be coming from the man behind rival startup Faraday Future.
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He was accused of tampering with a locking device, and was disciplined with loss of 60 units from his canteen.
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Since the last school year, students have been required to keep their phones in Yondr's locking pouches from 8 a.m.
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The actress, who has been married to Freundlich for nearly 16 years, mimed locking her mouth and tossing the key.
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On Wednesday, Rose shared a shot of her and Chemerkovskiy locking lips during a night out in New York City.
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"Payton's a flaming homosexual," Astrid says in the trailer, which includes a scene of Payton locking lips with another man.
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Locking rituals, tapping windows, and dirty shopping carts meant nothing to me in that moment, and in those that followed.
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Of course, locking down an account so carefully means sacrificing convenience—but Google says its worth it for some users.
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" Kent also included the couple's future wedding date, April 18, 2020, and wrote she is "locking [him] down for life.
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The Disaster Artist star was spotted surfing and locking lips with his girlfriend Isabel Pakzad in Venice, California on Monday.
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The action-packed episode ends with Jamie Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) arriving at Winterfell and immediately locking eyes with Bran.
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When he was asleep I'd purposely act like I was locking the garage, but then I would never turn it.
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And by way of their Marvel gambit, they know something about locking up talent for multiple films from the outset.
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Harry Styles was seen locking hands with a mystery girl this weekend, but never fear Styles' fans ... dude's still single.
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However, if you're locking up cash into companies for the next 18 years, well you might as well enjoy yourself.
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Randomly leaving scooters wherever you want doesn't work — even the dockless bike-share Jump requires locking the bikes to racks.
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It's not unusual for media salespeople to use competing bids from rival advertisers as bargaining chips when locking down deals.
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Wolves rookie Karl-Anthony Towns had 14 points to go with 15 rebounds, also locking up his 35th double-double.
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All Saints players stood locking arms, having knelt as a team shortly before the anthem in a pre-planned moment.
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"Locking up democratically elected leaders is more than a bridge too far," Flanders premier Geert Bourgeois said in a statement.
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This was a way of protecting them against a resurgent Russia, and also a way of locking in democratic reform.
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But for now its best bet looks to be locking down the disappearing messages market where Facebook is still weak.
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Last year, a huge ransomware attack spread across the world locking computers, and especially impacted the UK's National Health Service.
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There may be other benefits besides locking down carbon: better plant growth means more food for a booming human population.
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That means spying on suspects, but not locking them up without charge or harassing the communities from which they come.
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WannaCry acts like a typical piece of ransomware, locking down computers and demanding bitcoin in exchange for decrypting the files.
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Star Wars creator George Lucas tinkered on his stuff for decades before Disney bought his company, nominally locking the prints.
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"Every candidate is going to be locking down every constituency, every vote," said Fernand Amandi, a Miami-based Democratic pollster.
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" They just danced through Palmer Alley throwing rainbow confetti and chanting "Stephen Miller what a villain, locking up immigrant children.
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She devised a security plan that minimized the possibility of clashes, at the cost of locking down part the capital.
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Locking up more people like Manafort, and throwing away the key, will just add more people to the prison population.
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In late 2010, reports emerged that casino concessionaires were locking up visitors who were unable to pay off gambling debts.
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That course of action runs the risk of locking in losses and then buying when markets are at their peak.
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Our government has to do the right thing and stop separating us from our parents and stop locking us up.
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Comey has long warned that impenetrable encryption is increasingly locking out investigators who have warrants to access a suspect's device.
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Hillary Clinton has been locking President Obama in a tight metaphorical embrace, emphasizing her support for him at every turn.
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Precious metals miner Fresnillo, however, fell 1.1% as gold prices fell on investors locking in profits after a strong run.
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Life insurance costs typically rise with age, so locking in a policy now will get you the lowest possible rate.
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