You may be monitored by other people, but we've made a conscious choice for people to not be monitored.
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Passengers monitored The researchers monitored passengers moving about the cabin and found that half did not use the bathroom.
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S. entity, it is heavily monitored by NSA and other intelligence agencies, and they could have monitored the exchange of information.
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A censor in the public relations department monitored the content of our student newspaper, just as the university monitored our online activities.
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Although indoor air quality is not as well monitored as the air outdoors, scientists and ventilation professionals have extensively monitored carbon dioxide indoors.
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Madiedo said he doesn't know the exact number of eclipses MIDAS has monitored to date, but, weather permitting, he said every lunar eclipse has been monitored since the survey started.
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Ten audience members at two additional shows each will be monitored, and then 30 more will be monitored when the production, directed by Blanche McIntyre, comes to cinemas on Aug. 9.
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"As far as indoctrinated children, they need to be placed in well-monitored de-radicalization and psychological programs and closely monitored until there is very little doubt of potential threat to civilians."
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That's not surprising, says Behrend, but the type of data being monitored may matter (physiological measures of sweat levels, for example, versus work emails) and whether someone considers themselves as being monitored.
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Italy's progress will be monitored every three or six months.
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It's a medical device and it has to be monitored.
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Both are now being diligently monitored by public health officials.
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The road will be monitored to see how it performs.
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I'm really highly monitored, but I'm not worried about it.
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The room itself was cleaned and monitored constantly for plastic.
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Fields are vast and sparsely monitored; workers are often alone.
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Upstream acquired and monitored three phones that had VidMate installed.
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The URB also monitored the regime's raids, killings and bombings.
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But in his quarters, he was isolated and monitored constantly.
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Pitt is still allowed monitored therapy visits with the children.
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Acquisitions, sales and exchanges have to be monitored and questioned.
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The army patiently monitored the unrest, which started on Feb.
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Nurses monitored him throughout the first night as alarms sounded.
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These fashion moguls monitored the hardwood in cotton rugby shirts.
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While jamming the sensor's signal, he opened a monitored window.
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Meanwhile, researchers monitored participants' calorie intake and analyzed blood samples.
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When interactions are weaker, a larger environment must be monitored.
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They were both released and are continuing to be monitored.
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The water is monitored for pollution on a regular basis.
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He monitored special dietary needs and ordered and managed supplies.
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The rides will all be monitored by a safety driver.
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Theology students who go overseas could be monitored more closely.
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Los Angeles county monitored pollution on the roads, at least.
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Since then, his doctor has monitored him with additional tests.
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They monitored the children's prescriptions for codeine and alternative opioids.
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Meanwhile, market movements in Hong Kong continued to be monitored.
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Meanwhile, their sleep, food intake and activity were monitored constantly.
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Communications between Sabu and WikiLeaks were monitored by the FBI.
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It doesn't call the police, though, like monitored systems do.
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They had their ERN activity monitored using electroencephalographic recording (EEG).
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"You're so carefully monitored and looked at now," he explains.
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It has so far patiently monitored the mostly peaceful protests.
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Rosfeld is out on bond, and is being electronically monitored.
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You're being tracked and monitored and put on social media.
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In North Korea, foreign tourists are monitored by government minders.
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In North Korea, foreign tourists are monitored by government minders.
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Coke songs are great, but need to be strictly monitored.
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The team's GPS tracker would also be monitored in Germany.
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Army members monitored a selection of Android and iPhone devices.
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They were also monitored by nurses in full protective gear.
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It just needs to be part of a monitored plan.
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From there, they'll bring the device home to be monitored.
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The runners' behavior will be monitored during the probationary period.
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Now it's monitored and released in more than 2000 cities.
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Still, under jail policy, he should have been closely monitored.
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So many posts can't possibly be monitored in real time.
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They are carefully monitored, and fed organic blueberries and cilantro.
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The lagoon is monitored by a control center in Florida.
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It monitored workers' physical movements, meetings and patterns of communication.
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Aggarwala doesn't deny that Quayside's citizens will be closely monitored.
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Since then, his doctor has monitored him with additional tests.
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She said facility managers monitored the temperatures and the food.
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For many, this constant state of being monitored is concerning.
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Carroll's playing time is being monitored to rest his right knee.
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Iran's uranium mines and mills are to be monitored until 2040.
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There are a lot of regulations, and it's monitored pretty closely.
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Meanwhile, investors monitored a series of interest rate announcements on Thursday.
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The trio's monitored interactions continue to please keepers and delight guests.
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Salama said 80-90 percent of such people were being monitored.
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Then, people there were generally unconcerned about being monitored by Skynet.
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These are dispensed weekly as my doctor wants my intake monitored.
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His family visits, mail, and limited phone calls are closely monitored.
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Netflix explains that its energy use is monitored in two forms.
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They have been monitored by marine biologists every year since 1973.
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Moreover, large tracts of the sea are not monitored at all.
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All had suramin levels in their blood monitored for six weeks.
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He said the capacity issues need to be monitored moving forward.
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The insects' activity was then carefully monitored over the following month.
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The other three bushes were left untouched and monitored as controls.
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Zika-infected participants will be monitored for up to a year.
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He said the monitored material was "widely disseminated" in intelligence reports.
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Take a group of 37 poor countries monitored by the IMF.
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Land deals, they say, would not be transparent and easily monitored.
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His clients underwent rigorous training sessions with their diets closely monitored.
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Companies will need to ensure that algorithms are being constantly monitored.
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She will be monitored carefully over the coming weeks and months.
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Onavo instead monitored devices to send usage information directly to Facebook.
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"Regional air quality conditions continue to be actively monitored," he added.
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It also monitored and briefly detained politicians loyal to the family.
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Then, their cognitive functions were monitored for 14 years until 2016.
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And it would be monitored, preferably by a nurse or EMT.
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Most stores now have cameras; many outside locations are also monitored.
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For starters, his first 20 visits with Zoey will be monitored.
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Private meet-ups for men will be monitored; 1984 is here.
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But somebody posted something about it on her monitored Instagram account.
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And what happens when we no longer wish to be monitored?
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One day all computers will have their behaviour monitored this way.
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An elderly relative's data can then be monitored remotely on apps.
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Like if you think of a monitoring system, nobody monitored it.
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And all of its employees' computers can now be monitored remotely.
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COAMI's financing plan and indebtedness are closely monitored by its parent.
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Developments on the U.S.-China trade front will also be monitored.
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We can travel through different worlds, completely monitored and completely isolated.
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Like anything else, if those things aren't monitored, issues could arise.
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The Education Department actively monitored the company's finances starting in 2014.
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"They have to be monitored and slowly withdrawn," Dr. Garbely said.
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They lined up in rows and monitored the people passing by.
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Even requests to use the bathroom were closely monitored, McGee said.
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"The boy is continuing to have his testes monitored" with ultrasound.
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Throughout the day, the researchers also monitored participants' levels of endocannabinoids.
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Its access should be restricted and use monitored by a physician.
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Some choose to be closely monitored, through breathalyzers and urine tests.
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Their Facebook pages were monitored by team officials without their knowledge.
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He'll have to be monitored for the rest of his life.
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Prisoner communication is sharply curtailed — it is monitored, censored and costly.
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Those who are infected need to be diagnosed, monitored, and quarantined.
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Where would they be kept and how would they be monitored?
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More than 1,500 suspected cases are in quarantine and being monitored.
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In the weeks after, they're monitored to make sure they're healthy.
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"Remote facilities can be monitored from very close up," Birrell said.
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The Jokhang temple is closely monitored by guards and security cameras.
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Your temperature is monitored, sometimes by phone, sometimes by physical check.
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Researchers monitored participants' eye movements using a high-speed infrared camera.
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Candidates are monitored on a regular basis in their local markets.
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Renner also asked for monitored visitation when Pacheco was with Ava.
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As campus police monitored his activities, Sun bought another rifle, a .
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Individual projects were monitored, but they weren't independently or scientifically evaluated.
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Guests are monitored "the entire time" they are buried, said Chaair.
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Access was blocked by an iron fence, monitored by video cameras.
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Soil erosion and snow runoff were monitored to help forecast floods.
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They monitored trucks and dumps, and measured air quality with cellphones.
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If you're applying for college, your email etiquette could be monitored.
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Borders in Europe aren't closed, but they are being closely monitored.
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It would then be monitored for compliance for the next decade.
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Soleimani's movements on the ground at Baghdad airport were closely monitored.
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As for Mangayamma, she'll be monitored for the next three weeks.
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Such conflicts must be monitored, mitigated if necessary, and fully disclosed.
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Employees' hunches that their work emails were being monitored was right.
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These conditions are consistently being monitored by Buoy's internal clinical team.
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Other groups that have monitored the conditions have had similar reports.
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Still, everyone deserves at least one room that is not monitored.
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They are well cared for, even monitored by a pediatrician weekly.
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Among the apps closely monitored, according to internal documents: Snapchat and WhatsApp.
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The other 4,000 were monitored through behaviour-tracking programmes at several universities.
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The US has monitored "chatter" on several different levels among Iranian players.
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The effect on profitability will also be monitored relative to historical performance.
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The underground churches are generally tolerated but closely monitored by the authorities.
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The study monitored individuals using tagged pegs put next to their burrows.
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The 2013 protests were monitored by the CICCs, another World Cup legacy.
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Improperly trained or monitored bots can turn ugly when exposed to humans.
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The drone's progress will be monitored remotely from a nearby command center.
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Of that number, some have given birth and others are being monitored.
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Parrott is currently being monitored at Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital in Houston.
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For seven tense hours, scientists in Darmstadt, Germany monitored its radio signal.
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A woman's vital signs and baby's heartbeat should be monitored closely throughout.
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She went to Salar de Gorbea and monitored the dust devils there.
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"Market conditions will be monitored going forward," the Bain Capital spokesman added.
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But Ms Warren wants to turn these promises into state-monitored action.
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Throughout the experiment, the brains were all carefully monitored for electrical activity.
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The software monitored what sites she had visited and read her messages.
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Investors continued to monitored the trade war between the world's largest economies.
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The great, stately, active volcano had been monitored for a long time.
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Dong Yin's financing plan and indebtedness are closely monitored by its parent.
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During this portion, participants' brain activity was monitored with an electroencephalogram (EEG).
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Public order and policing will be directly monitored by the federal government.
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Using X-rays, they monitored the stars' movements through the pigs' guts.
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They get monitored to make sure that they're sticking to the rubrics.
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The researchers monitored dozens of the cheerleading crustaceans and their anemones antics.
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He is being closely monitored after undergoing medical procedures over the weekend.
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"This dangerous storm will be closely monitored," the National Hurricane Center said.
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Our presence in "Bed Down Location" was electronically spied on and monitored.
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Presley has requested full custody of the children, offering Lockwood monitored visitation.
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Both groups are monitored by Saez-Cirion's team at the Institut Pasteur.
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Decanter reported 99 percent of the vineyards it monitored had mildew symptoms.
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The researchers monitored aggression in male mice trained to attack weaker rodents.
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She was transferred to a children's hospital and will be monitored overnight.
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While doing so they monitored the resulting drop in the surface's temperature.
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"We had monitored him and thought there was no radicalization," Collomb said.
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Doctors monitored his condition over the next three days before waking him.
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In some countries, websites are blocked and internet usage is actively monitored.
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This would be monitored throughout the length of my treatment for improvements.
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There's now a newfangled garment for all (heavily monitored) walks of life.
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European stocks moved higher Monday as investors monitored the ongoing China-U.
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Egg shells laid by Novogen Whites are monitored for color and thickness.
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You don't have to worry about your activity or logins being monitored.
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The volcano is one of the most closely monitored in the world.
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These plots are being monitored by a series of motion-activated cameras.
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Wiley continually monitored their health for suspicious symptoms or any weight changes.
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"My wife monitored my meds, and took care of me," he says.
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The firm SecureWorks discovered Podesta's email address as it monitored a bit.
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The telescopes monitored 2,000 stars for a cumulative period of 60 hours.
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Then they monitored people until 2013 to see who developed kidney disease.
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All four children are paralyzed and are being monitored, the WHO said.
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For one thing, everything is timed and monitored digitally, second by second.
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An estimated 18m businesses are not monitored (or taxed) by the government.
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Under EU rules, money-laundering risks are mostly monitored by national authorities.
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SBC's policy is dictated and closely monitored by the government of Korea.
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Its financing plan and indebtedness are also closely monitored by the municipality.
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Midazolam is generally safe for apnea sufferers, but patients must be monitored.
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The performers mostly obeyed the rules as police officers monitored the square.
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Researchers monitored patients for complications and deaths within 210 days of surgery.
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Students are constantly monitored for compliance with expectations about comportment and behavior.
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But the segments will be keenly monitored as barometers of economic health.
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For the following 10 years, Qatar would be monitored annually for compliance.
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Doe guarded an oil field, gassed up vehicles and monitored prayer services.
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The Reuters general news team also monitored social media for counter-demonstrations.
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Twelve patients agreed, and for nearly five years the doctors monitored them.
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Intelligence efforts will be stepped up and the border monitored more closely.
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Montreal's force acknowledged that it had also monitored a reporter during 2014.
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Their body movements were monitored down to a fraction of a millimeter.
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In the following months, researchers monitored the links participants posted on Facebook.
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Alcohol, a problem in many Aboriginal communities in Australia, is strictly monitored.
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Independent truck drivers can be monitored for the efficiency of their routes.
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Well that depends on how the access is monitored and meted out.
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Those types of groups were previously not monitored as closely, they said.
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AMLG: A world of more ambient data capture where you're continually monitored.
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Cash and electronic deposits in central banks are heavily monitored and taxed.
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"Today it's an illegal market and it's not monitored properly," he said.
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Remarkably, the DOJ illegally recorded, monitored, and reviewed attorney-client privileged calls.
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The girls weren't allowed to smoke, and their weight was monitored carefully.
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"It's a long pattern that we've monitored throughout the years," he said.
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Indirectly, they have weighed it, measured its girth, monitored its feeding habits.
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"This is something our services have identified and monitored," the official said.
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They will be monitored by 70 specialists, including veterinary doctors and scientists.
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We would like to enter into a government-monitored risk mitigation agreement.
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Mohammed bin Nayef's movements have been heavily controlled and monitored since 2017.
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Patients' eyes and vision will be monitored for a year after surgery.
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There were multiple observers from both sides who monitored the vote count.
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So how can a city let them know how they're being monitored?
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He is being monitored by public health nurses who call him regularly.
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The family member is being "treated, monitored and quarantined," the letter said.
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Researchers monitored pilots' brain waves, melatonin levels and alertness during the flight.
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Kelly said Border Patrol agents should be thoroughly vetted and routinely monitored.
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In fact, no guards had monitored the area between 10:30 p.m.
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Scientists monitored the body, noting how its brightness and its velocity changed.
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Republicans, for their part, say that aid should be monitored more closely.
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They also physically surveilled gang members and monitored their social media accounts.
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"I will be monitored for the rest of my life," she said.
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NoiseAware devices have already monitored over 700,000 reservations, according to Airbnb's website.
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Investors also monitored reports of an on the cryptocurrency market in China.
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She said it didn't delineate which social media accounts could be monitored.
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Their wives were also monitored to find out if they became pregnant.
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European bourses closed lower on Wednesday, as investors monitored mixed earnings reports.
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Bush was being monitored for "fatigue and coughing," a hospital spokesman said.
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To measure their levels of activity, the patients were monitored with accelerometers.
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Next, threats to our drinking water must be continually monitored and confronted.
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Loper also ordered that when Flowers posts bond, he be electronically monitored.
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T333-C2018 is currently being monitored by officials at the Dnyanganga sanctuary.
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His communications were monitored for nearly a year starting in October 2016.
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Any movement is monitored – ala the North Korean soldier who recently defected.
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Under such a scheme, offenders would be tracked and monitored by police.
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Above, an engineer monitored the spacecraft from NASA's lab in Pasadena, Calif.
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And the volcano is monitored by more cameras than in the past.
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He also said that Johnathan should be monitored 63 hours a day.
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Valentine says the Rangers monitored pitch counts, but weren't beholden to them.
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Searches seemed more thorough on the Pegida side, with access carefully monitored.
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Other information is monitored including individuals' movement and their gas and electricity usage.
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Market players monitored news of slowing growth in the world's second-largest economy.
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For future studies, he hopes to see participants' weights monitored for better precision.
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She told me I had to rush to the hospital to get monitored.
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The White House Complex is a highly monitored area with existing CCTV capabilities.
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Satellite tracking and other electronics will allow its progress to be monitored remotely.
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All of our browsing behaviors, searches and consumption patterns are mined and monitored.
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That matters and needs to be monitored for legislative agendas and presidential policies.
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This way, the process of assembly can be monitored, integrated and speeded up.
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His comments revealed the pitfalls too in how the truce will be monitored.
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Each breeding female wears a radio collar and is monitored around the clock.
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The ones whose malaria rates were carefully monitored and documented in this paper.
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They are poked and prodded, physiologically and psychologically, and monitored day and night.
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All reforms are tested, with the outcomes diligently monitored, before being rolled out.
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Yellen's testimony will also be monitored closely for any new insight on policy.
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The measure is rare, though the BfV has previously monitored other political parties.
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It therefore tends to back tightly monitored projects that benefit the poor directly.
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The monarch's body is, traditionally, the microcosm of the state, hence closely monitored.
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They monitored the conversation to make sure the astronauts didn't encounter any issues.
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Progress and temperature can also be monitored on the upgraded blue LCD screen.
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Of course, the duration and quality of the rodents' sleep was also monitored.
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Any findings are promptly reviewed, implemented and monitored in coordination with the BaFin.
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Fasting is something that should be discussed with your doctor and closely monitored.
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CAUTIOUS ARMY CHIEF The army patiently monitored the unrest, which started on Feb.
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Another 37 people were released but were to be monitored by judicial authorities.
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Both humans and dogs can be monitored closely, in ways wild animals cannot.
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It is a matter which should be thoroughly vetted and monitored by Congress.
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She wants to give her musician hubby, Michael Lockwood, visitation, but only monitored.
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Still, the drama's continued even at these court-monitored visits with the kids.
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A report prepared by a team of OSCE observers who monitored the Nov.
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Suwannachai said that 30 pregnant women with Zika were being monitored in Thailand.
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Current mining operations lack transparency and clarity in the way they are monitored.
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At the same time electroencephalograph (EEG) sensors monitored electrical activity in the brain.
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Fund liquidity is monitored by the investment risk team using a proprietary algorithm.
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This means it's in the same category as heroin and monitored very closely.
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This means it's in the same category of heroin and monitored very carefully.
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I believe he monitored it and I believe he is responsible for it.
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So storage sites would have to be monitored, potentially for decades or centuries.
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Flight managers monitored Apollo 11 from Mission Control at the Johnson Space Center.
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Facebook's data-sharing scheme has been closely monitored by privacy groups across Europe.
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We monitored what was going on through our remote control centre in Perth.
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As coalitions built to reform the criminal justice system, Cameron monitored the proposals.
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I think we have we have monitored Larry Thompson which is advising us.
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The prevailing mood tends toward the puritanical, with the viewer's pleasures carefully monitored.
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BII's financing plan and debt level are also closely monitored by the municipality.
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Whose bank records, photos, emails, text messages, internet history and keystrokes were monitored?
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Stocks in Europe closed higher Tuesday as investors monitored trade and political developments.
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All of his letters, coming and going, are monitored and subject to censorship.
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If we had to be monitored, nobody would ever get anything else done.
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For ordinary citizens, landline calls are monitored and mostly confined to domestic connections.
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The entity's policy is dictated and closely monitored by the government of Korea.
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Oil prices rose as investors monitored a meeting of oil producers in Algeria.
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"This was when I realized all my communication was being monitored," she added.
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Sandbags are on hand and water levels will be monitored through the weekend.
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Throughout the quarantine, passengers will be monitored for symptoms of coronavirus, DHHS said.
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In total, 27 people are being monitored throughout nine counties in the state.
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The researchers monitored 10 pregnancies in the University of Melbourne's captive wallaby colony.
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Since late January, the state has monitored 795 people, according to Mr. DeSantis.
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Runners and staff will have their temperature and health monitored, the organisers said.
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And apparently the entire country sort of voluntarily monitored their own energy usage.
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The group's Hamilton dashboard has long monitored Russian Twitter accounts and broadcast feeds.
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An additional 58 people are being monitored for the virus in quarantine units.
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The enzymes were then "brewed" in large, closely monitored tanks before being sold.
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S. tensions would be monitored until the next policy meeting on July 25.
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Bolsonaro is currently being monitored for the disease after his spokesman tested positive.
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They remind the zine's readers that these letters were read, monitored, and policed.
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The other received special electronic pill bottles that monitored patients' use of medication.
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Since March, the A.C.L.U. of Pennsylvania had monitored more than 285 bail hearings.
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Gavin Newsom (D) said Thursday 8,400 people are being monitored for COVID-19.
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Its half-dozen cells are never dark and are perpetually monitored by cameras.
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She has been in self-isolation and is being monitored by health officials.
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They are regularly monitored and revised to meet an ever changing business environment.
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Almost two dozen other patients are being monitored for possible infections in Illinois.
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His few close contacts have been identified and are being monitored for symptoms.
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The few close contacts he had have been identified and monitored for symptoms.
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Three children being monitored — including the one infected child — attended a local school.
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These Americans could also undergo up to 14 days of self-monitored quarantine.
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The released detainees should also be monitored, even after they re-enter society.
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"We generally assume that mobile communications in Ukraine are being monitored," he testified.
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They also patrolled the streets of Niamey and monitored the city's main intersections.
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Other GOP lawmakers have suggested bureau officials should be "monitored" for political bias.
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Cases will be monitored for 14 days, health officials said in a statement.
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She has been in self-isolation and is being monitored by health officials.
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Calls, emails, text messages, calendars and contacts can all be monitored that way.
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The police-monitored attendance at the twelve-step meetings deserved much more credit.
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Humar avoided asking many questions; she wasn't sure if they were being monitored.
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It also said the person is in stable condition and being closely monitored.
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There are currently 63 cases in the U.S. being monitored across 22 states.
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Wirecutter It's best to assume your work computer is monitored and act accordingly.
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His bail conditions require him to stay in Japan and be closely monitored.
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No one doubts that election fraud has occurred and needs to be monitored.
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White House officials said Trump monitored Thursday's impeachment proceedings on the House floor.
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Savage alleged that she was constantly monitored by either Kelly or his staff.
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Results are closely monitored by outside researchers and regulators to maintain scientific integrity.
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According to a Genscape report, all monitored units remained online by early afternoon.
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Some said they feared that their telephone calls or emails were being monitored.
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Subsequent articles revealed that the NYPD had monitored 250 mosques in the area.
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The distance between vehicles and crops is closely monitored (exhaust fumes are harmful).
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He also has to undergo monitored sobriety checks -- which means no alcohol either.
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The markets team in the United States and Bangalore monitored Facebook's stock performance.
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Throughout the series, clones have been monitored, tracked, kidnapped, impregnated, tortured, and killed.
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They were carefully selected and then closely monitored and supported by health professionals.
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Platforms like Weibo, a Chinese version of Twitter, will also be monitored more closely.
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Ahmed's artificial skin was initially tested on animals, which were monitored for six months.
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In the newsroom, staffers monitored social media and reached out to students on lockdown.
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During the school year, only one heavily monitored entrance will allow visitors on campus.
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The Tokyo District Court declined to comment on how the conditions would be monitored.
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It turns out the calls were not just monitored, they were recorded and transcribed.
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"She's being closely monitored right now and prepped for possible surgery," says the source.
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That summer, while her family diligently practiced Islam, Altiraifi strictly monitored her food intake.
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Control apparatus monitored temperature and air pressure as well as the dogs' vital signs.
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If building and labor costs are not continually monitored, claims estimates may be inaccurate.
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They were placed on ventilators as nurses monitored their breathing and a community prayed.
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Each information request will be logged and monitored by the independent Swiss-based organization.
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The Jackson family patriarch, 87, remains in the hospital and is being closely monitored.
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All of that can be monitored in real-time via the MiniStudio's Broadcast mode.
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The difference -- we're told Floyd is ALWAYS being monitored by a private security detail.
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Now, I'm not speaking for people who need to be continuously monitored, like diabetics.
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Every two weeks, the dose increased, while Will was monitored in the doctor's office.
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Any spending spree or slowdown in economic reforms is closely monitored by Greece's lenders.
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During the experiment, researchers monitored the brain waves of six commercial and military pilots.
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The muscles involved have to be monitored and fine-tuned constantly by the brain.
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On Wall Street Tuesday, stocks were little changed as traders monitored global trade developments.
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European stocks closed higher on Tuesday as traders monitored a slew of earnings reports.
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The 88-year-old, the world's longest-serving monarch, is now being closely monitored.
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I became proficient at erasing my internet history but they monitored it assiduously nevertheless.
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Officers chased after those few users and monitored parking lots for people smoking weed.
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Today's study monitored ADHD symptoms in a group of nearly 2,600 high school teenagers.
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In conjunction with powerful data mining algorithms, virtually everything we do would be monitored.
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There's a real fear for most people that they're being monitored in some way.
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When a threat penetrates this monitored area, Trophy automatically detects and classifies that threat.
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Customers are continuously monitored by dozens of square, black cameras mounted on the ceilings.
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Phones connecting to the devices surrender their unique identifier (IMSI) and can be monitored.
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Marvel Studios Tasha Robinson: I'm with you on the heroes' need to be monitored.
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As the individual is talking to the avatar, their gaze behaviors are being monitored.
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Investors in Mexico's peso also monitored developments at the border with the United States.
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His phones had been tapped and his electronic communications monitored, the same sources said.
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Their activities and financial statements are closely monitored and reviewed by the central administration.
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But he plans to play again Sunday, and then will be monitored from there.
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In this new digital health era, patients are getting monitored proactively, rather than reactively.
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LRGs activities and financial statements are closely monitored and reviewed by the central administration.
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The rest was made up of other noxious gases also monitored by the UBA.
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Its financing plan and debt level are also closely monitored by the municipal government.
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Reuters monitored the proceedings from a media center at Fort Meade, Maryland, outside Washington.
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Analysts predicted more downside for sterling as traders monitored the fallout of the vote.
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In Farmville, it's in a monitored police parking lot, according to a Facebook post.
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U.S. government debt prices were lower Tuesday as traders monitored U.S.-China trade developments.
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U.S. government debt yields fell on Wednesday as traders monitored U.S.-China trade developments.
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He said more than 100,000 patients will be monitored with EarlySense's sensors this year.
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The company's financing plans and debt levels are also closely monitored by the municipality.
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He also recently monitored Hurricane Harvey from there during the last weekend in August.
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Patients are screened and prepped on what they may expect, and then closely monitored.
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Regulators closely monitored the financial performance of the Trump casinos and the developer's empire.
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Research shows returned Sudanese are monitored, detained and in some cases tortured and disappeared.
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Among the states that will be closely monitored are the United States and Russia.
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The conservators' work is monitored by Mr. Ingham, Ms. Spears's veteran court-appointed lawyer.
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Canada and some European countries have long permitted needle exchanges and monitored injection sites.
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One of the six had no symptoms but was being carefully monitored, he said.
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Every single gorilla had to be monitored by a team of 100 gorilla trackers.
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European stocks closed higher on Friday, as investors monitored another batch of corporate earnings.
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Should we fear a future where ordinary citizens have their toilet effluence regularly monitored?
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These investments are monitored heavily these days to ensure they are not unduly risky.
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As of now, he needs no further treatment, but he will be monitored regularly.
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Amazon Teen allows teenagers to shop and browse without their shopping histories being monitored
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European stocks closed higher Friday, as investors monitored a fresh batch of corporate earnings.
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Especially vulnerable people who were known to be in poor health were monitored closely.
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The handling of racist incidents is closely monitored, as are stop-and-search procedures.
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"It's the first time that total terrestrial water storage has been monitored," Bierkens said.
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The Prescott Valley Fire was fully contained Wednesday, and the land is being monitored.
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But he said the exhilaration of playing in the Garden was something he monitored.
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Additionally, his whereabouts will be monitored by GPS for at least the first year.
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Do you think that app users might not like being monitored via their app?
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Basically, customs agents and traders make more money skipping the heavily-monitored electronic systems.
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Ask any couple about going out and leaving a kid safely monitored at home.
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Even if a patient consents to being searched or monitored, they may feel coerced.
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Confess's social media accountsfor example, have been monitored by the government since the arrest.
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Guards are monitored by GPS, and their pay has been increased, Mr. Downs said.
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He said he monitored P.T.S.'s performance by speaking to prisoners when they arrive.
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They are kept in mixed groups of various sizes and their social interactions monitored.
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Even absent a pandemic, a president should be regularly monitored and screened for infection.
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Two people have died of the virus in Ecuador, while 451 are being monitored.
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Their movements and interactions were meticulously monitored for four years by teams of ethnographers.
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Our sources say Paris is currently being closely monitored by a team of doctors.
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In the warehouses and distribution centers, as with the drivers, every movement is monitored.
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Jim is now in remission, although he'll need to be monitored for some time.
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He was then not monitored as closely as jail procedures stipulate, the Times reported.
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If individuals feel that their every movement is monitored, they may alter their behavior.
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In the study, the researchers monitored the mental well-being of 110 chained people.
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Maybe knowing that we're being monitored by judgmental algorithms could affect our behavior, too.
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Surveillance cameras monitored by the police have become a ubiquitous presence in many cities.
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Health officials said 231 people in the state are being monitored for the virus.
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Our progress is monitored by the One Whose Visage Is Too Terrible to Behold.
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She is also asking for monitored visitation when Renner, 48, is with their daughter.
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Although it, too, is restricted and monitored, there are many ways to manufacture it.
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It is one of the most tightly regulated and monitored buildings on the planet.
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Why was he not monitored more closely in the SHU where he was held?
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But Mr Campos's model was one of the first that could be monitored online.
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Making sure close contacts are quarantined and monitored until you know if they're infected.
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"Trends in shipping costs, volumes, and business practices could be monitored," the bank wrote.
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Under certain circumstances, it would also allow NGOs to be dissolved, controlled and monitored.
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Bettencourt's lipstick and clothing, monitored her appointments and once suggested that she adopt him.
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Doctors who work for the big hospital systems are closely monitored, Dr. Baker said.
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The patient has been in self-isolation and is being monitored, the ministry said.
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Justin and Alison's daughter, Ada, survived, but was monitored and intubated for one week.
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Coronavirus was identified in China last month and monitored closely, despite the widespread outbreak.
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Our team was successful at safeguarding our well-being because we monitored each other.
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The C.D.C. has monitored more than 300 outbreaks of various diseases in 160 countries.
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They were dosed before bed time and had their overnight glucose levels continuously monitored.
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Those contacts will be called daily and actively monitored for signs of any illness.
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XICI's financing plan and debt level are approved and closely monitored by the government.
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He said the situation at the plant, which employs 7,000, continued to be monitored.
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Programs that monitored hepatitis and tuberculosis cases that crossed state lines stopped, too. 2.
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Weil was also proud of the way the players were monitored during top games.
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Weil was also proud of the way the players were monitored during top games.
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If any state should be monitored for its racially discriminatory voting practices, it's Texas.
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The pattern would continue once she signed with MGM and her diet was monitored.
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He added that Mr. Reid's case would be monitored to ensure that he leaves.
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E2 and its inhabitants are closely monitored, but a pregnancy upsets the supervisor's calculations.
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The students know their location is being monitored and are getting something in return.
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This was monitored by managers who — without advance notice — quietly observed them from afar.
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One described the industry, which isn't meaningfully regulated or monitored, as the Wild West.
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Boulder has also carefully monitored its water usage to account for changes in weather.
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The official said the agreement covered all Afghan forces, and would be closely monitored.
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He said the suspect was not on any current list of people being monitored.
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There, she monitored nationwide terrorism cases, including the Miami "dirty bomber" Jose Padilla trial.
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Our mobile phones can be tracked, our emails scanned and our online purchases monitored.
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The property is heavily monitored by Secret Service when the President is staying there.
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"The mutation of the virus still needs to be closely monitored," the statement said.
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On Wall Street, equities navigated through choppy trade as traders monitored domestic political uncertainty.
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Temperature records for the planet, monitored independently by both agencies, go back to 1880.
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The mental and physical stresses placed on crew members have also been closely monitored.
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" School curriculums would be monitored to ensure that they "uphold national sovereignty and ideology.
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The researchers monitored tumor growth in the mice over the course of four weeks.
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The mother was monitored to ensure that her CD4 count was at acceptable levels.
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Officers closely monitored social media, simultaneously trying to get information and quash unfounded rumors.
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Their private lives are also closely monitored: relationships, alcohol and drugs are all prohibited.
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Control 'Stronger': HanRui's financing plan and debt level are closely monitored by the municipality.
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LRGs' activities and financial statements are closely monitored and reviewed by the central administration.
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European markets closed lower Monday as investors monitored fresh economic data and corporate earnings.
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It allows potential dissidents and militants to be singled out and monitored or arrested.
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He also suggests that mosques in France should be monitored by the French government.
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"It needs to be carefully monitored," he said, suggesting that counseling should accompany the drug.
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The ride has since been closed as it's being monitored by health and safety experts.
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They now plan to ask a court to approve one monitored visit with his wife.
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This projected concluded on December 392023, 392013, and is no longer being monitored or updated.
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On Wall Street, stocks traded higher as investors monitored the latest developments around global trade.
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The babies and the pregnant volunteer are currently being monitored by health officials, Xinhua reported.
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Some slept on pool tables and cots, while others monitored the water, the station reported.
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The trucks, the trailers and their cargo are all carefully monitored while on the road.
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The judge also decided that all of the man&aposs electronic communications will be monitored.
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The fragile landscape needs to be monitored as closely as possible to prevent further damage.
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The Commission's analysis excluded Greece and Cyprus because they are monitored through separate bailout programs.
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Since birth they have been closely monitored by the WCC, but with limited human interaction.
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"Activity from all other monitored units has remained at operational levels," Genscape said on Thursday.
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In the meantime, Mishra and colleagues monitored carbon dioxide levels, temperature, background noise and humidity.
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Texts sent through your phone's default texting app can be monitored, censored, and now blocked.
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He monitored the newly-built residence's security camera from his home in Tennessee, he said.
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It says the process is monitored by cameras and counterterrorism forces are protecting the hall.
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"ICAO has not monitored all of these States to determine which was first," she added.
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We don't talk about anything else, because we know that our communication is being monitored.
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The measures an organization implements to fulfill legal obligations must be constantly monitored and reassessed.
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Young says that the recordings aren't being monitored to identify individuals in the footage, though.
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Hospital workers who came into contact with the patient were being monitored for potential symptoms.
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Reliance on some third-party service providers is monitored through strict oversight and control procedures.
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A controversial law has since effectively banned public protests with online dissent also carefully monitored.
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Those who were not were monitored and, if necessary, confronted via coordinated law enforcement action.
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Since then, Mexican officials have said Mr. Guzmán's meeting with Mr. Penn was being monitored.
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The refugees get occasional monitored walks through the duty-free store to stretch their legs.
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Taiwan's armed forces monitored the transit and nothing out of the ordinary happened, it added.
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Over the course of the month-long experiment, researchers monitored compliance by checking participants' profiles.
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Researchers found that only a few sites were being monitored, like Facebook, Twitter and Google.
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Though for the convenience — especially at a remotely monitored property — that may be worth it.
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Since then, Mount St. Helens is one of the closely monitored volcanoes on the planet.
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Karen's pregnancy was closely monitored, and at around 20 weeks, Penelope was deemed ARPKD-free.
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And well-run programmes have monitored pariah states suspected of coveting the deadliest of weapons.
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Every phone call, every email, every text message is literally being monitored by our intelligence.
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It was created by the fucking US military and has been monitored from day one.
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THE toll of "pizzo" protection payments made by firms to Sicily's Mafia is closely monitored.
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All the products communicate through the Wink hub and can be monitored using the app.
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You and your partner should set a spending limit each month that won't be monitored.
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Secret Service agents have monitored Hinckley during furloughs and likely will continue to do so.
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Record-breaking Hurricane Matthew's rampage through the Caribbean in October was monitored by NASA satellites.
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Banco BPM's results are being closely monitored because its capital buffer is lower than rivals.
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The data being sent back are constantly monitored by computers for specific patterns of movement.
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Depiction of how trackers and the sites they monitored multiplied just between 2000 and 2004.
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Social media usage was monitored via the iOS battery use screen, which shows app use.
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Nearly 58 percent of the RfCs they monitored ended up being formally closed and resolved.
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The machine is linked to a secure electronic health database and monitored around the clock.
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During those 28 days, the target company is closely monitored by the government's takeover panel.
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But since then, almost all of Iceland's monitored glaciers have entered a state of decline.
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Reaction from China and the United States to Thursday's attack will also be closely monitored.
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These numbers can be monitored to assess levels of reproduction within a population over time.
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Regulators are trying to keep up, raising concerns about how well the risks are monitored.
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The closely monitored index last hit 125.6 in March, its highest level since December 2000.
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Bărbulescu took matters to the local courts, claiming the company illegally monitored his personal communications.
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A man might not realize that his Facebook profile can be monitored by law enforcement.
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If the player passes the exam, he will be monitored for symptoms throughout the game.
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The Guantanamo Bay hearing was monitored by closed-circuit television at Fort Meade, outside Washington.
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The two had been given water, food and blankets overnight and authorities monitored their status.
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This means girls are often confined to their homes, where their safety can be monitored.
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Meanwhile, Stephen wanted to change the location where he has monitored visits with their daughter.
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Any agreement will have to be monitored and enforced if it is to remain durable.
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Huai An Traffic's financing plans and debt levels are also closely monitored by the municipality.
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Researchers also monitored patients' pacemakers and defibrillators for any indication of interference during the experiment.
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Not only are you monitored and recorded, but you get to pay for the privilege.
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The Pentagon's support for this kind of research is concerning and should be closely monitored.
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In Malawi people with albinism are not monitored, crimes go uninvestigated and penalties are mild.
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Even the soil they grow in is monitored to within an inch of its life.
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The request is significant, as only suspected foreign agents can be monitored through the law.
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Stocks in Asia were mixed on Wednesday as investors monitored developments on U.S.-China trade.
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Romania has been monitored by Brussels over progress on reform of its judiciary since 2007.
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To curb the spread, the contacts of each suspected case are exhaustively traced and monitored.
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One European telecom carrier, Goldsmith said, had one third of its subscriber base being monitored.
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Flight controllers in Mission Control monitored all the Apollo moon missions, including the first moonwalk.
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European stocks closed higher on Thursday, as investors monitored a fresh batch of corporate earnings.
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The research team also monitored health outcomes including weight, blood pressure and quality of life.
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They should be returned and cleared, incarcerated, monitored if paroled or at least de-radicalized.
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Delly was prodded and poked, her kidney monitored to make sure it was keeping up.
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We also must consider how the sites are monitored and how suspicious behavior is reported.
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LISA Pathfinder's electrode housing chambers, where the positions of test masses will be precisely monitored.
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A colleague monitored her research site and was to alert her if any toads appeared.
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European stocks closed Tuesday's trade lower as investors monitored a fresh batch of corporate earnings.
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He said Meng would be closely monitored and would cover all the related security costs.
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Also expel all foreigners that are monitored by intelligence services for links with radical Islam.
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All patients on this medication in my practice are carefully monitored for any adverse reactions.
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They said in a statement that he was "resting comfortably" and would be monitored overnight.
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The researchers monitored temperature and humidity, and cameras documented scavenging by raccoons or other animals.
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He was hospitalized, then returned to his cell, where he was set to be monitored.
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Police then monitored messages and contacted those in the group via Facebook to make buys.
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Differences in how disputes are resolved and reporting standards are monitored add to the complexity.
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During that time, researchers monitored eye movement and brain activity, looking for signs of drowsiness.
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The trees were monitored in two conditions: ambient, and about 6 degrees warmer than that.
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President Rafael Correa urged people to show strength while he and the authorities monitored events.
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During the course of reporting on this story, I monitored several vendors on the site.
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Potentially suspicious satellites, like the one spotlighted by Poblete this week, should be carefully monitored.
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An environmental impact assessment hearing was poorly publicized and monitored by security personnel, it said.
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This projected concluded on December 31, 2016, and is no longer being monitored or updated.
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John's wife monitored his phone communications for around three months, according to the hacked data.
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Monitoring and making sure all things are going, so that process should be monitored heavily.
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The irony of that is, you never actually know when you're being watched or monitored.
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Periscope is a Chinese group from FireEye, which monitored a control server from the attack.
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Official interviews between reporters and campaign aides tend to be aggressively monitored and ground-ruled.
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Ukrainian state intelligence services had monitored my meeting with Kostya, and the client was livid.
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They monitored the cancer with monthly scans and took a hard look at their lifestyle.
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Afghan Deputy Interior Minister Masood Azizi said the ceasefire was being monitored throughout the country.
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As time went on, more and more of the monitored patients wound up having treatment.
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But he hated the restrictions of life there, with his whereabouts and spending closely monitored.
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And because Sheri's housing is subsidized through a federally administered voucher, it is also monitored.
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I agree with McClelland that all programs involving the mentally ill should be better monitored.
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But poisoning is avoidable if old homes containing lead paint are properly monitored and maintained.
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Since my American cell plan wouldn't work, I'd had to rent a government-monitored phone.
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In November, Christina Tobia monitored airfare to warm-weather destinations like Miami and Costa Rica.
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Further, any such device would have to be "monitored continuously," according to the court order.
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Police monitored checkpoints on major entry and exit points of the city starting on Sunday.
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I don't think we should abolish them, but they should definitely be monitored more closely.
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They monitored the children with EEG electrodes until they entered a deep stage of sleep.
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Some 124 males were monitored from 2000 to 2015, some for more than one year.
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I worry about what they're seeing and how it's being monitored and things like that.
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The state is currently monitoring 185 cases, and almost 800 have been monitored in total.
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In total, the state has monitored some 700 people since the outbreak began, Rivkees said.
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Mohammed bin Nayef's movements have been restricted and monitored since then, sources have previously said.
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Of the 83 currently being monitored, Eisenstein said Nassau County has tested seven of them.
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And they would have to be monitored carefully and treated quickly for signs of infection.
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All of the infected were admitted to the hospital, where they were isolated and monitored.
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Some are not considered a danger to your health while others should be monitored closely.
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"Stranger Things" actor Matthew Modine monitored the dancing pairs in the video and eliminated people.
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In several examples, security was notified and individuals were "closely monitored," according to the report.
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Plainclothes officers monitored cafés and other gathering places, while informants infiltrated mosques and student groups.
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As many as 12 modules can be operated and monitored from a single control room.
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Stocks in Europe finished Tuesday's trading session slightly down, as investors monitored global trade developments.
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Blood glucose should be routinely monitored, high blood pressure effectively treated and smoking avoided entirely.
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This off-Facebook activity is also monitored whether or not you have a Facebook account.
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The country's position is monitored monthly and an increase in liabilities can indicate financial stress.
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Later in May, the firm monitored a spear phishing attack that successfully compromised an exchange.
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Well before that, Tiffany officials had monitored social media, looking for hints of potential criminality.
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All tiger farms are strictly monitored, Mr. Manh said, no matter who the owners are.
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In Singapore, those who were suspected of being infected with SARS were monitored at home.
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The patient had recently returned from China, and is clinically healthy but still being monitored.
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Today, California announced there are 8,400 people being monitored in the state for the virus.
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Now, his eyes will need to be closely monitored for the rest of his life.
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Erdogan could very well win his referendum fairly; Turkish elections are normally efficient and monitored.
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According to the Wyatt, the detainee was "closely monitored" due to his chronic health conditions.
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Claiborne was monitored under a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court warrant, or FISA warrant, prosecutors said.
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She was ordered to be electronically monitored, based on the new charge of criminal trespass.
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As for non-Gmail employee email accounts, you can safely assume they're being monitored too.
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Of the 40 analysts monitored by CNBC, only one thinks the stock should be sold.
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European markets closed slightly higher on Thursday, as investors monitored recent gains from Wall Street.
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The researchers monitored the group's interactions and surveyed a subset of participants after nine months.
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European equities closed lower on Wednesday afternoon as investors monitored corporate earnings and fresh data.
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The examination carried out in the sewer was monitored in the screens in the van.
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Nearby signs instruct users that their searches and printed files are being monitored, he said.
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It's difficult to have management monitor every call, so only a small percentage gets monitored.
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But the vulnerabilities meant that every athlete could have their location monitored, the researchers said.
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Mr. Kislyak's communications had been monitored by the F.B.I., revealing his contacts with Mr. Flynn.
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The decision expanded the number of visa applicants who had their social media accounts monitored.
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In Lancashire, a small but determined band of protesters has monitored and occasionally obstructed drilling.
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Each center controls a region, divided into several areas and monitored by dozens of controllers.
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Compliance is expected to be monitored by the F.D.A., along with its state government partners.
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We recommend the whole process be monitored by an external agency to further ensure safety.
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All the while, a court-ordered camera monitored his doorway, recording his comings and goings.
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Torres is set to stay at the hospital overnight, where he will be closely monitored.
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Wissam Tarif: From 2002 to 2008, I lived in Damascus and monitored trials in Syria.
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"Additional inmates who may have been exposed are being closely monitored," according the Bureau of Prisons.
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There was "envoy proliferation," said Mr. Chollet, who monitored such exchanges from the National Security Council.
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This ice coverage is carefully monitored by scientists because it gives insight into the Earth's climate.
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You were telling all of us that they -- that electronic communications are being monitored everywhere here.
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In 2016, total membership of all the animal trade Facebook groups monitored by TRAFFIC was 106,111.
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They drive autonomously in a 2-3 mile radius, but they are monitored by human operators.
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The units will also contain embedded Wi-Fi sensors so gas exchange levels can be monitored.
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The exhibit is behind glass and is monitored by camera, with visitors forbidden to take photographs.
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Each brisket must cook for roughly 16 hours and rest for five, its doneness carefully monitored.
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The fuel situation is still closely monitored, with hourly reports of quantities expended and shipments delivered.
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After the scandal, a "consent decree" resulted in the OPD being monitored by a federal judge.
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When it comes to apps, download from the official app stores monitored by Apple and Google.
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The HamSCI researchers monitored the contacts the hams made through a number of communications observation networks.
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"Also, we cannot downplay the security issues for running a network without being monitored," he said.
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Doctors monitored his blood every hour and nurses checked every 15 minutes, the news outlet reported.
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Among the studies that monitored people while they were actually exercising, those results were even lower.
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And the 2003 treaty which monitored access to the Sea of Azov is no longer valid.
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Fulfillment of the terms is being monitored by an international trustee appointed by Cade, Bayer said.
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They continue to live their lives on tons of medications and need to be monitored regularly.
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Specifically, the memos describe a number of sexual escapades caught on video at FSB-monitored hotels.
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It said those sectors should be closely monitored for possible risks, suggesting worries about possible overheating.
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It will notify people at the club that the premises are being monitored by a drone.
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Soybeans also ticked lower as the oilseed market monitored prospects for a U.S.-China trade settlement.
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European stocks were trading lower on Thursday as market participants monitored another deluge of corporate earnings.
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His movements were monitored closely, so he abandoned any hope of producing interesting or original pictures.
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Pan continues participating in the rating process and its ratings continues being fully monitored by Fitch.
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Only 38 percent of all respondents said they trust that their online activities are not monitored.
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Last year it monitored risks caused by fines, as EU lenders faced sanctions from U.S. regulators.
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They quote official rates at the exchange bureaux, which are closely monitored, without making any deals.
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But He Ping of Fudan University in Shanghai, who has monitored the talks, expects few breakthroughs.
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The sound traveled from the microphones to Erhorn's amplifier, which he carefully monitored for the translators.
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Initially, Mae struggles with The Circle's culty culture, like the mandatory, heavily monitored social media participation.
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Samsung's new stove is Wi-Fi connected and can be controlled and monitored via your phone.
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In the age of the internet, the government's response could be monitored nationwide in real time.
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Realizing that something was askew, the workers monitored the tunnel while regulating traffic on the surface.
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The claims data is being closely monitored for signs of any fallout from the trade war.
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And euro zone fiscal policies are monitored by the EU Commission and implemented by national governments.
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In conjunction with video footage, their brain waves were monitored over a period of 16 months.
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Overall, 13 of the 20 industrial sectors monitored expanded in May, the national statistical agency said.
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In the flash crash of 2010, Cramer monitored Procter & Gamble to buy for his charitable trust.
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President Donald Trump tells followers to "study" McCarthy, claiming spies monitored his election campaign in 2016.
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European stocks closed lower on Monday as investors monitored escalations in the U.S.-China trade war.
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A European Central Bank's policy meeting on Thursday will also be monitored by markets, Pedersen said.
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Those thought to be in either category can be detained; the rest are released, but monitored.
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Phil Murphy was prepared to use state resources as he monitored the storm, the outlet reported.
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Real names are used, as are real identities, and language and content are monitored and censored.
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Krippner and Forni both emphasize that Campi Flegrei's activity is extremely closely monitored by local authorities.
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The most likely option for Goldstein will be a closely monitored drug regimen combined with therapy.
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Overall, 1.43 of the 20 industrial sectors monitored expanded in May, the national statistical agency said.
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Waymo launched a small, safety-driver monitored car service in the Phoenix area late last year.
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Mike Rogers told members of the House Intelligence Committee that no conversations including members were monitored.
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European stocks closed in mixed territory Wednesday, as market participants monitored another batch of earnings results.
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He installed tiny surveillance cameras in other apartments and monitored the camera feeds from his computer.
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The brains remained on the system for six hours as the researchers carefully monitored for activity.
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Hedging activity is closely monitored as it can pressure global oil prices by its sheer volume.
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The Terrus museum isn't labeled a "museum of France," an official distinction monitored by the ministry.
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Some are easily calculated and monitored, like per capita greenhouse gas emissions or international development finance.
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"In any case, what seems essential to us is that monitored people are informed," Artiguelong said.
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These include intercepts monitored by US intelligence that showed suggestions of illegal coordination but nothing overt.
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Comparable sales — a metric closely monitored for retail stocks — also dropped 5 percent, the company said.
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It's monitored by an array of about 10,000 extremely sensitive light detectors called photomultiplier tubes (PMTs).
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The civil society group YIAGA AFRICA, which monitored the election, projected turnout at 36-40 percent.
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The two schemes will be monitored by the FCA and another regulator, the Prudential Regulation Authority.
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Detectives monitored the video on flat-screen TVs inside a secure room in the sheriff's office.
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The individual's achievement of positive health outcomes is monitored as a key metric of healthcare quality.
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Their families also are being monitored and getting tested regularly to see if they become infected.
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Taiwan's armed forces monitored the transit and nothing out of the ordinary happened, the ministry said.
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European stocks closed lower on Thursday, as traders monitored developments from ongoing U.S.-China trade talks.
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Groups like Black Lives Matter could be targeted for FBI harassment, and monitored with warrantless wiretapping.
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One who returned and is living in Vilvoorde is intensively monitored and supported by local services.
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The PMC Turbo balloon monitored how gravity waves transferred energy to PMCs from the lower atmosphere.
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They make overtures to that country's ambassador, blithely ignorant that they'll be monitored by U.S. intelligence.
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The patients will be monitored for over six months to see whether the injections are safe.
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The temperature, weight, size and chemical composition of the grapes are monitored and conditions tweaked accordingly.
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But for some of us, being monitored by those little wristbands can make exercise less enjoyable.
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Troopers monitored roadways, stepping in to help after fender benders and with disabled cars and trucks.
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Cespedes will be monitored because injuries to a wrist or a hand can linger for hitters.
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Dress is monitored by religious police and women have been detained and released for immodest clothing.
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The IMF says the Zimbabwean authorities have "met their commitments" under an IMF staff-monitored programme.
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In the 22019s there was a trilateral American-Israeli-Palestinian committee that monitored incitement to violence.
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Speech in that broad sense was once suspect unless expressly permitted; monitored speech was the norm.
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Here are some that are monitored closely and will be watched over the months ahead: 1.
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At that point, the zoo plans to set up monitored traps in order to catch her.
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"Sowing work is progressing but the low water reserves will need to be monitored," Caldumbide said.
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The three surviving rhinos are being closely monitored by veterinary and park management teams, officials said.
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People assume that when they are talking inside a phone booth they are not being monitored.
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All these elements will be taken forward in parallel and monitored jointly on a monthly basis.
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He said Meng would be closely monitored and would personally cover all the related security costs.
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News about the king's health is closely monitored in Thailand, where King Bhumibol is deeply revered.
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The air in the region is monitored to measure the effectiveness of dust control, he added.
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In Europe, flight attendants' exposure to cosmic ionizing radiation is monitored and limited more by law.
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Wu, his mother, and his manager monitored the song's progress on their phones between promotional appearances.
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The woman was reportedly monitored on an hourly basis by staff, according to the police report.
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Taiwan monitored Japan sending F-15 fighters to intercept, Taiwan's defence ministry added in its statement.
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And, according to workers, Amazon's inventory-tracking system closely monitored whether they were hitting their marks.
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"I wanted to experience that tension, the constant fear of being watched and monitored," he said.
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Digital communication is monitored, so "runners" deliver sensitive messages, running, jumping, and climbing through the city.
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To reach that conclusion, researchers monitored ten young men who did one bout of resistance exercise.
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For eleven months, the Australian investigators monitored the site for information about perpetrators, victims, and users.
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" What's next: "This study raises important parameters that should be tracked and monitored for therapeutic applications.
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They would soon be reburied on a safer, cleaner beach where the nests could be monitored.
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Mr. Yameen came to power in 2013, after elections monitored by more than 100 international observers.
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The patients were tracked over the course of 29.63 weeks and were carefully monitored for improvements.
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Water quality and chemical nutrient loads are regularly monitored and the city issues an annual grade.
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What can potential victims of this type of surveillance do to check if they're being monitored?
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You have to recognize you can't have open borders, you have to have properly monitored borders.
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One such study, in 2009, monitored larks and owls over two nights in a sleep lab.
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Insomnia, depression and post-traumatic stress will all have to be monitored in the weeks after.
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Mr. MacWilliams said the Pentagon monitored Iran's cyber skills and probably had plans to counter them.
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It must now strike new licensing agreements and be monitored for seven years to ensure compliance.
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It said that voting machines were dysfunctional in 544 out of 12,300 polling places it monitored.
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A similar Chinese operation was conducted on Tuesday, the ministry said, and both were monitored closely.
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Experts say there might be an unknown number of asymptomatic patients beyond those already being monitored.
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Koh required Qualcomm to be monitored for seven years to ensure it complied with her remedies.
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Our drunk actors are on a regular rotation system and are carefully monitored at all times.
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As of now, the fungal plug recipients are being kept in sterile containers and monitored daily.
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European markets closed lower Wednesday, reversing course as investors closely monitored the spread of the coronavirus.
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He reportedly had contact with 40 Cambodian people, who are now being monitored in medical isolation.
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He also wants his ex-wife, Sonni Pacheco, to be limited to only monitored visitation rights.
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The Wolverine Glacier is one of several examples in Alaska that has been monitored for decades.
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The team monitored Subtropical Storm Alberto and Hurricanes Florence and Michael during the 2018 hurricane season.
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Production will be ramped up slowly as employees return to work, and output is carefully monitored.
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Maduro also described how officials' votes in elections were monitored through the use of colored pens.
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We can't all be monitored by webcam-compliance-centers and be motivated only by digital leaderboards.
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But questions remain over how the deal would be monitored and what its rules would be.
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"She has been regularly monitored and was never sick enough to be hospitalized," the statement said.
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Its half-dozen cells are generally 17 by 8 feet and are monitored continuously by cameras.
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Confined to a house in Japan&aposs capital, his activities were monitored 24 hours a day.
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Potential cases are also being monitored in the Philippines and Australia, also due to Wuhan travelers.
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With such high churn the basket of goods monitored by official statisticians would quickly go stale.
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Sixty-three other people in 22 states are being monitored for possible infection, the C.D.C. said.
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Then the scientists monitored how the ants quickly found the shortest possible route between the two.
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Stocks on Wall Street traded slightly higher on Tuesday as investors monitored U.S.-China trade relations.
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A leaked government document shows how people were monitored and selected for internment camps in Xinjiang.
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Thirty-eight other people who were in the clinic that day would need to be monitored.
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In 1937, far from the cities, a lone cowboy monitored cattle during a white-out snowstorm.
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A massive nationwide partnership of news organizations also monitored the potential for fraud on Nov. 8.
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It seems the jury is still out and Winterton is currently being monitored by his doctors.
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"Earlier positive case found in Kerala is being monitored and is stable," government said on Saturday.
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"Earlier positive case found in Kerala is being monitored and is stable," government said on Saturday.
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"The important (lira-dollar) levels of 6.1250 and then 10 will be monitored," the trader said.
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Treasury yields fell on Tuesday as investors monitored the potential economic impact of China's coronavirus outbreak.
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But he insisted that Russia was just one of a group being monitored by U.S. officials.
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It was monitored over closed-circuit television at a press room at Fort Meade, outside Washington.
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Airlines on Friday said they were so far operating as usual as they monitored the weather.
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Kitty Hawk can ensure pilots are trained this way, and flights can be monitored by professionals.
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While bribery and corruption do exist, the market ventures broadly operate as monitored for-profit enterprises.
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Taiwan's military closely monitored the Chinese aircraft and the situation was under control, the ministry said.
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Another 80 people were being monitored, including some who were in close contact with the student.
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The aircraft is constantly monitored to ensure it doesn't exceed safety limits, especially in emergency situations.
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The equatorial Pacific is split into 4 regions, named "Nino" regions, over which SSTs are monitored.
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"There is also the possibility that mobile or other communications will be monitored," the alert said.
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Cinda receives substantial policy support from the central government and is closely monitored by the government.
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The activity is monitored and then if the inappropriate content is confirmed, the user is banned.
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As of 15 May, 527 contacts had been identified and were being followed up and monitored.
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Joanna insisted everything was fine, but her younger sister Joyce suspects the call was being monitored.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell on Wednesday, as investors monitored tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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The markets are run and monitored by regional transmission organizations (RTOs) and independent system operators (ISOs).
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Trained officers monitored "the movement of people at strategic locations in and around the city centre".
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"The animals were monitored for an hour before they disappeared in the forest," the study explains.
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The deal is being closely monitored by BME's European rivals, including France's Euronext , the sources said.
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"But what we've done is constantly monitored the market and had lots of conversations," he said.
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The people would then be quarantined in hotel rooms for five days and monitored for symptoms.
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Japan's central bank said the impact of the outbreak on production and tourism must be monitored.
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Egyptian officials admitted that Mr. Regeni was being monitored by Egyptian intelligence weeks before his death.
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The Brazilian newspaper Estadão reported on Thursday that Bolsonaro had been tested and was being monitored.
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The FBI monitored him for 10 months before dropping its surveillance because of lack of evidence.
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His visits have to be monitored because he and Tammy have restraining orders against each other.
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Researchers at The Middlebury Institute, who have monitored the site since 2017, told CNN the recent activity appears inconclusive and cautioned that the North Koreans are well aware their sites are monitored by US satellites so it could be part of an effort to mislead US intelligence.
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The reports are monitored constantly, and users who are flagged are immediately booted out of the system.
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The star that …Read more ReadThe star's behavior was closely monitored from March 2016 to December 2017.
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The hearing was monitored over closed-circuit television at a press room at Fort Meade, outside Washington.
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Fisher was on a diet leading up to Star Wars: The Force Awakens — monitored closely by Lucasfilm.
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" A source previously told PEOPLE on Thursday that Lovato "is doing okay, but is still being monitored.
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They'll be monitored until they get their surgical abortion, which the women must still pay for themselves.
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It has disbanded, though nearly 2,000 people follow its rituals in three splinter groups, monitored by authorities.
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When prisons do let reporters in, it's usually for carefully managed tours and monitored interviews with inmates.
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Pregnant women in general, including those who develop symptoms of Zika virus infection, should be closely monitored.
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If that aid goes missing or cannot be monitored, they have no political voice to make demands.
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A radiation cloud drifted over Europe, contaminating food sources that to this day continue to be monitored.
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On the monitored prison phone calls, Manafort has mentioned that he is being treated like a 'VIP.
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Image: NOAA FisheriesHer condition is also being closely monitored, as this act of desperation is potentially exhausting.
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According to ITNews, London's Metropolitan Police monitored some 32 million social media articles during the 2012 Olympics.
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The phone is monitored "constantly" for security vulnerabilities and regularly replaced, as recommended by US intelligence officials.
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His life is still heavily monitored, and he's surrounded by Restart professionals and other detox program graduates.
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In an era when voters are monitored, tracked and polled more than ever, they may seem anachronistic.
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MBTh is also closely monitored by Daimler's regional treasury centre and strictly implements the group's treasury policy.
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After his return to the United States, he was monitored by an informant, leading to his arrest.
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Mr. Campbell of the Colts said the team's cheerleaders account is monitored for offensive or inappropriate comments.
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Lock boxes, which allow entry to homes when the owner is away, can now be monitored electronically.
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Syria wants the return of the territory, which has been monitored by U.N. peacekeeping forces for decades.
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She now lives in an isolated room in the house, her every movement monitored by her family.
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The company ended up settling, avoiding fines but agreeing to 20 years of FTC oversight — monitored probation.
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European stocks closed sharply lower on Tuesday as investors monitored trade developments between the U.S and China.
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The rise of AI-monitored cameras is also making surveillance inescapable at work and in public spaces.
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The U.N.-monitored 1974 armistice bars or limits military build-ups by either side around the Golan.
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"The reach and success of these rallies was closely monitored" by the Russian team, the report says.
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Like Fernando, Wandji died after being moved to an observation cell so his condition could be monitored.
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Over the duration of the study, which started in 2012, their health was monitored by the researchers.
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Seeds can then be monitored remotely, and this data informs machine learning algorithms for future planting efforts.
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Traders were also monitored during a particularly unstable period: the latter stages of Europe's sovereign debt crisis.
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He said the Wisconsin vote recount was also being monitored in case it became a bigger issue.
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This controlled, and monitored, use of a sharp object is one we haven't seen with Camille before.
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This was something that could pose a challenge to policymakers and should be monitored, the BIS said.
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Critics have said that independent audits, which have monitored Facebook's compliance with a previous settlement, aren't enough.
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Corker said that Haspel's briefing showed him that the crown prince had "ordered, monitored" Khashoggi's assassination. Sen.
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He also reportedly underwent an MRI and will be monitored on an outpatient basis for 20 days.
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Closed-circuit television cameras have been installed in many lecture theatres to allow classes to be monitored.
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Researchers have developed a tattoo-like sensor that could change the way that bodily functions are monitored.
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The whole thing is set up and can be monitored from an iPhone or Android smartphone app.
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Friday sermons are monitored closely for radical content, says Bakir, and "re-brainwashing" projects are being launched.
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Agari researchers have monitored the group since 2017, and have tracked its prolific activity back to 2015.
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The civil society group YIAGA AFRICA, which monitored the election, projected turnout at 36 to 40 percent.
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European stocks closed in mixed territory Monday, as market participants monitored another flurry of corporate earnings results.
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The researchers monitored two free-roaming female African elephants in Botswana's Chobe National Park for 35 days.
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The livestream has been monitored closely by tens of thousands since the eggs began cracking on Thursday.
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The deal is to be monitored by Russia and Turkey and includes establishing humanitarian corridors, he said.
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Inventories in warehouses monitored by the Nymex exchange, at 22,27 ounces, are near their lowest since 2003.
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Bright lights in the cell were never turned off, and he was monitored continuously by surveillance cameras.
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The International Monetary Fund has said the NBH's accommodative stance remains appropriate, while risks should be monitored.
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Kepler monitored 150,000 stars in a single batch of sky searching for Earth-size or smaller planets.
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It is also one of the most closely monitored with 1,200 video surveillance cameras in public places.
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CHINA STOCKS: Zinc stocks in warehouses monitored by ShFE are above 2904,21.3 tonnes, according to latest data.
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In fact, there's little evidence online whatsoever that the app is even authentic or monitored any longer.
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In that time a total of 72 patients with the same condition as Cayden have been monitored.
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To prevent these accidents, the CDC says pool chemicals need to be properly handled, stored and monitored.
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All kinds of stuff in business environments where this is a way in and it isn't monitored.
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They hope, thereby, that if their activity is being monitored, it will appear random and therefore meaningless.
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The app Strava monitored the climbers' heartbeats and miles walked while slowly acclimatizing to Everest's extreme altitude.
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The call is monitored by U.S. intelligence officials, as part of standard surveillance of foreign diplomats. Dec.
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Israeli officials also say the deal doesn't define clearly how the deal will be upheld and monitored.
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Detectives monitored the video in real time from a secure room in the sheriff's office, he said.
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He responded very promptly with an email via Corrlinks—a monitored messaging program used by federal inmates.
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It requires permission from parents wary of how their personal data is already being monitored and sold.
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The administration says those individuals being transferred will be detained and monitored in their new host country.
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Yet Nepali authorities say recruitment agencies are being monitored, and that those charging illegal fees are punished.
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The 27-year-old, who was being monitored by British intelligence agents and police, remains in custody.
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CHINA STOCKS: Zinc stocks in warehouses monitored by ShFE are above 6,000 tonnes, according to latest data.
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"There are various dynamic systems that can be monitored from space, like lakes, savanna, grasses," he concluded.
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The regulator also said it was not convinced the exchange would be properly monitored after a deal.
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Here, the division between the airport's monitored interior and the outside world melt away out of necessity.
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Their populations are now monitored throughout the US, though North Carolina does allow hunting of the species.
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U.S. government debt yields rose Wednesday as traders monitored the latest developments in U.S.-China trade talks.
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In one Danish study, the alcohol consumption of healthy women who were trying to conceive was monitored.
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Senior Mexican government sources said they were indeed aware of the October meeting and monitored his movements.
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Misuse of the data is closely monitored, with fines and prison terms for unauthorized access or use.
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Some staff have taken to encrypting communications, for fear they will be monitored and punished without basis.
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He monitored its traffic carefully, expecting to see — as others have — attempts to take over the device.
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Yaskawa's result will be monitored closely by investors as it's seen as an indicator of Chinese demand.
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On the cons side, the machines are at risk of performing poorly and must also be monitored.
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European markets closed higher Wednesday, as investors monitored the latest batch of earnings and economic data releases.
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The initiative provides a low-cost way for people in India to receive monitored treatment for tuberculosis.
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Researchers monitored 108,630 women who completed biannual questionnaires on their health and lifestyle from 2000 to 2008.
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She monitored the torture of Abd al Rahim al-Nashiri, then ordered the destruction of the evidence.
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A total of 30 pregnant Thai women with the virus are being monitored, the health ministry said.
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In North Korea, the leader's health is closely monitored by an agency called the Longevity Research Institute.
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Hackers breached the credit reporting agency's records, exposing data belonging to millions of accounts monitored by Equifax.
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The gym employee monitored Beierle, who noticed he was being followed and left, the employee told police.
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Islamic schools will be monitored more closely and closed if they break rules or accept foreign funding.
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It means their cancers are left alone but regularly monitored to be sure they are not growing.
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At least three are being monitored by doctors after showing concerning levels of lead in their blood.
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"It's a very close, and tightly monitored intervention which is purely humanitarian in its essence," Fontaine said.
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By comparison, private recreational anglers are sparsely monitored, and only volunteer reports to a federal statistics program.
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Aircraft were closely monitored, and issues were addressed not just for one aircraft but for the fleet.
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And, every decision point is monitored, recorded and studied to see how flight operations can be improved.
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The U.S. Treasury has monitored Japan, South Korea and Germany for potentially undervaluing their currencies as well.
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