Apparently, Justin Bieber did not mean to reactivate his Instagram.
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During that time, you'll be able to reactivate your account.
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You can easily reactivate your account by signing back on.
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I figured I'd eventually reactivate, even if just for posterity.
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Really this group goes to sleep but it can reactivate.
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Trump's administration should immediately reactivate the Cuban Medical Professional Parole Program.
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It's possible to reactivate an Instagram account after you've disabled it.
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But he has also been determined to reactivate the death penalty.
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But as the spring arrives and plants reactivate, concentrations take a nosedive.
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If you change your mind, you've got 30 days to reactivate it.
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To reactivate, drivers must complete a "quality improvement course" selected by Uber.
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You can also reactivate your account if you ever change your mind.
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Snapchat allows you 30 days to reactivate your account before it's deleted forever.
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It's unclear what made Biebs reactivate again, but we have a few theories.
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When the immune system weakens, the microbe can reactivate, and cause mental problems.
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But keep in mind turning these functions back on can reactivate Bluetooth tracking.
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It's fine that Netflix can toss around enough money to reactivate David Letterman.
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Once the virus enters the body, it stays there for life and can reactivate.
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Attackers could upcharge for more or come back later after they reactivate the ransomware.
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That account is permanently suspended and nobody for no reason may reactivate it. Period.
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If it's just an artistic strategy, it's a potent way to reactivate marginalized voices.
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Reactivate them for additional uses by throwing them in a pot of boiling water.
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You can easily reactivate and cancel subscriptions on your iPhone through the Settings app.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, stepped in with an executive order to reactivate them.
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As the admin, you can also reactivate the Facebook group anytime if you wish.
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And the government could reactivate their cases at any time without stating a reason.
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Unsurprisingly, most Costco employees don't have the power to discount items or reactivate expired coupons.
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Did we all really think that Justin Bieber would really not reactivate his Instagram page?
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Good salmonella could reactivate your appetite, stymieing the bad guys, feeling food-poisoned and unhungry?
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It's a place where I feel safe enough to reactivate and explore my imagination again.
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He then spent 43 euros, about $500, to hire a lawyer to reactivate his account.
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"These people were trying to reactivate the collective memory of our own past," he said.
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However, to reactivate your account, Twitter's help guide says you need to log into twitter.
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"We don't think Glencore will reactivate in response to prices," said Graham Deller, analyst at CRU.
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What the fuck am I supposed to do while I wait for him to reactivate it?
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Snapchat said it had nothing to share right now about whether it's going to reactivate GIPHY.
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A higher domestic aluminium price would of course be a powerful incentive to reactivate idle potlines.
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That fact might make the decision easier for you, too: You could always reactivate your accounts.
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Newspaper Expansion reported last week that shareholders in both lenders were pushing to reactivate merger plans.
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In 2015, the Tompkins County district attorney asked the New York State Police to reactivate the case.
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I don't remember which day I made an appointment at the Apple Store to reactivate my iPhone.
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It is these latter, "secondary" sanctions that Trump is threatening to reactivate by failing to issue waivers.
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Humans can subconsciously deactivate and reactivate those parts of the brain that are crucial for skeptical thinking.
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It can remain dormant along nerve roots after someone gets the chickenpox and reactivate later in life.
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He hopes the electric field can reactivate hair follicles that have shut off and spur fresh growth.
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The move by Colombia may hobble efforts to reactivate peace talks between the government and the ELN.
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When they do so, MCAS will not automatically reactivate, which the original system would do multiple times.
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YouTube closed his account in 2013, but he was able to reactivate it in 2014, he said.
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In that case, Apple's provided some guidance on how to retrieve your password and reactivate your device here.
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I was off the grid for two weeks after that before getting the nerve to reactivate my account.
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All that data Facebook has about you remains intact, only to continue expanding when you decide to reactivate.
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You will also need an internet connection to download any required software updates and to reactivate the phone.
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Facebook declined to comment on whether it suspects others helped reactivate ads but said its investigation is ongoing.
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In fact, varicella-zoster can reactivate in adulthood (usually in people older than 50) as a disease called shingles.
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Users were sent email warnings and given the chance to reactivate their accounts after uninstalling the ad-blocking software.
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Once spending is strong enough to restore employment, reactivate idle factories and revive imports, populism runs into capacity constraints.
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That reduces production of the messenger molecule, which reduces production of the protein, which permits the gene to reactivate.
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In order to reactivate it, the owner would have to take out the battery and then put back in.
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It also enabled Iran to retain its nuclear infrastructure and the ability to reactivate it in the near future.
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However, this will also make it easier to reactivate your Lyft account should you want to use Lyft again.
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TWITTER SAYS TO REACTIVATE FEATURE TO TWEET VIA SMS IN MARKETS THAT DEPEND ON SMS FOR RELIABLE COMMUNICATION "SOON"
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Wells Fargo's customers have complained about reopened accounts, but banks can have a good reason to reactivate an account.
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"The president's plan to reactivate the economies of the south won't close the gaps," on its own, she added.
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"We are not going to speculatively reactivate rigs to put on term contracts at current low dayrates," said Dibowitz.
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Wells Fargo's customers have complained about reopened accounts, but banks can have a good reason to reactivate an account.
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Whenever you decide to login and reactivate your account, your profile will appear again with all your data still there.
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There was the whole Sofia Richie drama that led him to deactivate (then reactivate, then re-deactivate) his Instagram account.
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As for the ability of TMS to reactivate forgotten memories in patients, Rose says that's still a far-fetched idea.
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That would also reactivate the electric trim system, making it easier to force the reluctant nose higher, the experts said.
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If you do it, your Timeline and other info will disappear from Facebook — but only until you reactivate your account.
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We also need to reactivate our construction industry, which is vital for the recovery of any economy in precarious terms.
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You reactivate some of the policies that were meant to stabilize the marketplace in the early years, the three R's.
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She said the agreement will help reactivate the Brazilian economy, which is emerging from its worst recession in a century.
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In recent days, the largest nurses' union has stated it plans to reactivate its super PAC on behalf of Sen.
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These range from policies to reactivate the rural economy to greater legal protection against massive infrastructure projects on their land.
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It also said it expects to reactivate six pressure-pumping fleets through mid-2018, suggesting strong demand for hydraulic fracturing.
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In addition, in August 2018, the US Navy decided to reactivate the previously decommissioned Second Fleet in the North Atlantic.
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"He assured us that the resources will be used to calm the market and reactivate the economy," CAME said a statement.
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Pinera's government has vowed to reactivate $50 billion in mining investments that it says have been held back by red tape.
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He helped reactivate the stalled S-300 deal, which Russia had put on ice in 2010 under pressure from the West.
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Day rates are anticipated to remain challenged and range-bound reflecting the market imbalance and economics required to reactivate stacked rigs.
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Even after the body stops producing neutralizing antibodies, a subset of immune memory cells can reactivate a response effectively, he noted.
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In a mere eight years it can reactivate its nuclear plants and rapidly enrich enough uranium for dozens of nuclear bombs.
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In Nono's, a popular bar in Old San Juan, some Puerto Ricans were doing their bit to reactivate the local economy.
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He said the government is also considering a request from Iranian banks to open branches in India and reactivate their accounts.
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In a November letter to the inspector general of the police in Kashmir, she pleaded with them to reactivate her connection.
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"There are attempts from certain quarters from outside Sri Lanka, not just in Malaysia, to reactivate the LTTE movement," he said.
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The hackers didn&apost need users&apos bank information to reactivate their accounts — all they had to do was log in.
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But as they do so, the engine system fails, and teams have to rush to reactivate them before Earth crashes into Jupiter.
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That would also reactivate the electric trim system, and perhaps make it easier for the pilots to force the reluctant nose higher.
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For now, Sir Antony hopes, his figures stand like acupuncture needles on the island's craggy surface, primed to reactivate its mystical energies.
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The German Aerospace Center said last week that controllers think they have until the end of the month to reactivate the lander.
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They also come up with the idea of having Kardashian reactivate his license so he can join O. J.'s legal team.
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Liberty has spent five months preparing to reactivate Dalzell's furnace and rolling mill to produce 150,000 tonnes of steel plate a year.
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Once the study was over, the majority chose to reactivate their Facebook accounts, though most continued to use the social network less.
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The Watch will beep a few times, expel any water that may have gotten into the speakers and mics, and reactivate the screen.
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When Rhodey tells them it's "stopped doing whatever the hell it was doing," they try to figure out how to reactivate the pager.
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Well, obviously, there is the potential for Glencore to reactivate the 500,0003 tonnes of mine capacity it has idled since late last year.
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Congress can reactivate a legislative effort that has existed since the 1990s that would lay out rules to mine indigenous reserves, Oliveira said.
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Senator Ted Cruz, who suspended his campaign after Mr Trump trounced him in Indiana, hinted on May 10th that he might reactivate it.
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Spotify hasn't deleted these accounts outright, and users can reactivate them once they uninstall the illicit software and download the official Spotify app.
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CEO Asher Burke and the Facebook insider conspired to reactivate banned ad accounts, further exposing Facebook users to scams by pitching dubious products.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Glencore is still keeping the zinc market guessing over when the company will reactivate its 500,000 tonnes of idled mine capacity.
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"This will reactivate the inflammation, make the spot red again, and push you right back to the beginning of the healing process," she says.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Supreme Court on Monday rejected the state prosecutor's demand to reactivate a European arrest warrant for former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont.
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The decision to reactivate the arrest warrant was postponed until the Catalan parliament is restored to normal activity, the court said in a statement.
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Azour said Lebanon needs to rebuild confidence by implementing commitments and needs to reactivate discussions with the international community to mobilize the donor pledges.
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However, this measure is temporary and does not delete your data; you can reactivate your account at any time and get back to normal.
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He has found big banks' security procedures frustrating, but he can block and reactivate his Monzo debit card with a tap on the app.
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To reactivate your account, all you need to do is log back in to Facebook, and everything will be just as you left it.
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I did finally pay my phone bill, but I had to fork over a bunch of money to T-Mobile to reactivate the line.
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This step is less drastic than deleting your account, but people cannot communicate with you, and you cannot communicate with others until you reactivate.
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The Central Bank of Argentina on Thursday cut its benchmark interest rate to 58% from 63%, in a move to reactivate the stagnant economy.
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The Central Bank of Argentina on Thursday cut its benchmark interest rate to 58% from 63%, in a move to reactivate the stagnant economy.
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Then I changed my mind and went to reactivate the account by logging back into the Android app on my phone, it didn't work.
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He also said Putin had agreed to reactivate a U.S.-Russian air safety agreement over Syria that Moscow suspended after the U.S. missile strikes.
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The company also confirmed its 2018 dividend policy would include a fixed dividend of $1 billion and said it would reactivate idled capacity "when appropriate".
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A study earlier this year found that the longer astronauts are in space, the more likely they are to have herpes, chickenpox and shingles reactivate.
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Astronauts face a greater likelihood of having viruses like herpes, mononucleosis and shingles reactivate the longer they're traveling in space, according to a new study.
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That's a new insight and it might mean that if we could reactivate those cells we could help them to cope better with their illness.
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Some militants were able to flee Sirte before it was encircled and are likely to try to reactivate elsewhere in Libya, officials and fighters say.
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He'll be spearheading Snap's new marketing campaign to reactivate Android users frustrated by its buggy app and bring them back to its newly reengineered version.
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For Northern Ireland's radical fringe, on both sides, it might even reactivate well-rehearsed stimulus-response patterns of decades past — of violent attacks and counterattacks.
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The October Supreme Court ruling in Spain allowed the country's judiciary to reactivate international arrest warrants against Mr. Puigdemont and some members of his cabinet.
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After stealing or guessing people&aposs Netflix passwords, hackers were able to reactivate the canceled subscriptions of former Netflix customers without knowing their bank information.
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In any case, it wasn't the ambient loneliness that finally broke me and got me to change my name to "Sarah Jeong" and reactivate my profile.
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The great conservative hope for 2016 was to reactivate those "missing white voters" — voters who, it turns out, like Trumpism more than they like conventional conservatism.
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So as the virus lays undetectable and dormant in my body, my medication ensures that the virus doesn't reactivate, doesn't progress, and can't be passed on.
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Her larger victory was in reminding guards, officials and prisoners that refusal to consent to injustice can sometimes be enough to reactivate the rule of law.
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This should be obvious, but most grocery-store employees don't have any power to set sale dates, immediately order new stock, or reactivate an expired coupon.
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The company's executive president, Oscar Gonzalez, has said the company is seeking to reactivate its Tia Maria copper project in Peru with a $1.4 million investment.
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If more than 30 days have gone by since you deactivated your account, the company says you cannot reactivate because the account has been permanently deleted.
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MADRID, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Spain's Supreme Court on Monday rejected the state prosecutor's demand to reactivate a European arrest warrant for former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont.
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The government is hoping to reactivate the plant while it looks for fresh investors but this might be a big ask given long-running power supply issues.
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Citgo earlier this month signed the agreement to reactivate the 235,000-barrel-per-day refinery, which would help process the South American's oil producer's extra-heavy crude.
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"The company is grateful for the support it has received from institutions in recent weeks and intends to reactivate the IPO at a later date," it said.
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Iran has said its steps to reactivate uranium enrichment, a pathway to developing nuclear bombs, could be reversed if Washington rescinded sanctions and returned to the deal.
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Remember: After you do this you won't be able to see anything that you've ever posted to Facebook, and you won't be able to reactivate your account.
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The government will reactivate more than $30 million in aid for growers to help them weather the low prices, Finance Minister Alberto Carrasquilla said in the statement.
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The government, they argue, has yet to definitively answer key questions that would dictate how to reactivate the economy: Do those who recover from coronavirus become immune?
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Meanwhile, Spain's Supreme Court rejected on Monday a request from the state prosecutor to reactivate a European arrest warrant to detain Puigdemont while he is in Copenhagen.
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If the facility were to be shut down, it would take 22018 to 120 days to reactivate it in the event it was suddenly needed, he said.
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Any time the ring is removed, Token's proximity sensors lock credentials and will only reactivate them when the fingerprint of the original user is detected, the company said.
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Each mine, added Glasenberg, could take at least nine to 2500 months to reactivate, with the option of bringing them back one by one rather than all together.
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A. Twitter allows you to reactivate your account within 30 days of quitting and still retain your timeline, along with your list of followers and people you follow.
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There is still the possibility of yet another trial, if the Spanish authorities reactivate European arrest warrants for Mr. Puigdemont and others, and succeed in having them extradited.
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Earlier this year the energy ministry said it was seeking to reactivate Indonesia's OPEC membership, but would only do so if it was not subject to oil output cuts.
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Yes, they know they need to somehow figure out how to reactivate their coalition and cut through the noise in a post-Paul, all-Trump-all-the-time world.
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There were two other wells in the field that Pertamina initially wanted to reactivate, but the company has now isolated them awaiting the result of the investigation, he said.
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He said Mr. Kim objected to the skepticism that had greeted those actions in some quarters, such as the suspicion that North Korea could reactivate its nuclear test site.
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If you're no longer sobbing at the sound of your shared songs and feel the urge to go out, you might be ready to reactivate your dating app account.
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The individual agreed to be paid an initial $5,000 fee and a possible monthly retainer of $3,000 to reactivate ad accounts that had been shut down due to violations.
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"If we are determined enough and reactivate our operations once again, I think some of the 340 unidentified bodies could be identified," he told Reuters in Takua Pa town.
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I immediately responded with a request to reactivate my account, and soon an employee curiously identified as "Steph J." was able to confirm that my account had been unfrozen.
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He did not specify what Iran's next step would be, but Tehran warned last month it could reactivate centrifuge machines and ramp up enrichment of uranium to 20% fissile purity.
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The company says that the Chinese military could essentially drop it off on an abandoned island and reactivate it later; the vehicle can lie dormant for up to eight months.
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Shingles is caused by the same virus as chicken pox, which remains dormant in the body and can reactivate in times of stress or when the immune system is weakened.
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That means "a more severe bout of worry" may be necessary "to reactivate it the next time around," said Weisberger, who is the firm's managing director of U.S. portfolio strategy.
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As Instagram's own Help documentation explains, the account disabling feature will temporarily hide your profile, photos, comments and likes until you choose to reactivate your account by logging back in.
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Some analysts say it could reactivate and expand its 375 billion pound bond-buying stimulus quantitative easing program opened in March 2009 but which has been dormant since July 2012.
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If you're billed through Hulu, Roku, or Amazon, you can freeze your subscription and pay nothing for up to 12 weeks, with the opportunity to reactivate it at any time.
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SEOUL, March 19 (Reuters) - South Korea's finance minister on Thursday said it will reactivate its crisis fund ease bond market jitters from the widening economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
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The center-right candidate has struggled to calm fears that she will reactivate the government of her father, now serving a 25-year sentence for human rights abuses and corruption.
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Buzzfeed reports that new numbers from the Department of Justice's Executive Office for Immigration Review show Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) lawyers have tried to reactivate almost 2628,28500 deportation cases.
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The rise in costs is essentially because of the company's move to reactivate more equipment and expand its headcount, in response to increased activity in shale fields across the United States.
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For example, Signal offers the option to create a "Registration Lock," a PIN you need to enter to reactivate your Signal account on the same phone number if it's been dormant.
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During that time frame your account is simply deactivated: Friends can't send you Snaps or chat with you, but you can log back in to reactivate your account at any time.
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That is because the Fed will find itself needing to reactivate quantitative easing in future in order to respond to shocks, since it will not have much room to cut rates.
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Most of these steps require some access to your old account, so you'll have to login at least one last time (and thereby reactivate Facebook again, goddammit) to save your stuff.
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Your body keeps it in check, but if you ever come down with an immunity problem, the parasite can reactivate and travel to the brain, and that too can be fatal.
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In light of Brexit and its anticipated negative impact on the UK economy, many analysts now expect the BoE to reactivate its bond-buying programme which has been dormant since 2012.
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The conversation centered on what operators would need to do to reactivate the Max planes that have been sitting idle for months, once the F.A.A. says they are clear to fly.
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It says it will also allow you to disable it if you so choose, but it will make you wait 90 days to reactivate to help cut down on account recoveries.
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Mendicant orders — those like the Dominicans and the Franciscans that embrace lives of poverty — "have lost much of their original spirit, which is no longer possible to reactivate," Father Sbaffoni said.
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These are mostly viruses that cause things like shingles, mononucleosis or cold sores; they stay in your body for the rest of your life, and they do reactivate when you're stressed.
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"Another risk is that the administration moves further toward populist measures, seeking to reactivate growth and to redistribute to the poor but without consideration of inter-temporal budget and external constraints."
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As for his Instagram -- don't worry, Insta-fiends -- we're told La Flame will reactivate his account once things are patched up with Kylie, which he's hoping will happen sooner than later.
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Nerve transfers cannot be used to restore function in the legs of people with spinal cord injuries because the donor nerves need to be close to reactivate the muscle, van Zyl said.
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"This is the time of year when we have the most new customers join and customers that are NFL-only reactivate, so it's very important that we have effective advertising," Robins said.
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Also, if the United States leaves, ISIS could well be able to reactivate with few, if any, interruptions from enemy forces, and that certainly will not be in America's national security interests.
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Alyokhina shows that refusal to submit to injustice can be enough to reactivate the rule of law, and her eye for surreal detail gives her book a welcome dose of dark humor.
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I've read that Simmons wants to inject sex and sexuality, including queer sexuality in the highly aestheticized and over-starched environments of galleries and museums to reactivate the idea of visual pleasure.
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State and city officials have brokered a deal to reactivate speed cameras around New York City schools before students return in September, in a maneuver intended to bypass the State Legislature. Gov.
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Once you reactivate your account, it may take up to 24 hours for your follow lists and other data to be fully restored to the state it was in before you quit.
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The space agency says it put the planet-hunting spacecraft into a "hibernation" safe mode this past Monday, and that a plan to reactivate Kepler next month could burn out whatever fuel remains.
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Now that we know it's possible to reactivate memories, we may be able to try continuously reactivating a memory to improve performance, or manipulate traumatic memories to help people with phobias or PTSD.
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When Instagram decided to shutdown about 30 accounts related to cannabis last year, a former employee tried charging people up to $7,500 to reactivate them since he still had access to the feature.
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And even if Glencore were to reactivate all of its mothballed capacity, it would also take months to impact significantly the amount of material available for delivery to the LME against short positions.
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MADRID, March 31 (Reuters) - Spanish engineering firm Isolux Corsan said on Friday it had entered formal talks to avoid insolvency and gain time to secure a liquidity lifeline to reactivate the company's operations.
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The latest domestic terror attacks back here in the United States reactivate the same fears, along with a collective awareness of our terrible vulnerabilities in malls, theaters, restaurants, places of worship, the streets.
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However, if you want to permanently delete your account you can do this as well, but note that you won't be able to reactivate your account or access any of your old data.
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But in very rare cases, the live, weakened virus used in the vaccine can reactivate as herpes zoster, or shingles, similar to what can happen to people who have been infected with chickenpox.
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A Facebook contractor was paid thousands of dollars in bribes by a shady affiliate marketer to reactivate ad accounts that had been banned due to policy violations, a BuzzFeed News investigation has found.
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"Such a low level of popularity reduces his capacity to gather support or his margin for action to reactivate the economy," said Ignacio Marván, a political analyst at CIDE, a Mexico City university.
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Following Britain's vote to leave the European Union and the anticipated hit to the UK economy as a result, many analysts now expect the BoE to reactivate its bond-buying programme — dormant since 2012.
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In November, MoviePass changed its terms of service to limit users' ability to deactivate and reactivate the service at will, so they can't limit their use to summers and the year-end holiday season.
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As Puerto Rico struggles to reactivate its medical infrastructure, long lines for medicine have emerged, and scientists warn of a wave of post-disaster illnesses that could strike the island in its weakened state.
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An interesting contrarian indicator comes in the form of the share price of Century Aluminum, a prominent lobbyist for action against China aluminium imports and a domestic producer now promising to reactivate idled capacity.
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An interesting contrarian indicator comes in the form of the share price of Century Aluminum, a prominent lobbyist for action against China aluminum imports and a domestic producer now promising to reactivate idled capacity.
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And, to be honest, I even loved the four- or five-month mark when I realized there likely wasn't a future — I could reactivate my Tinder profile and start the cycle all over again.
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Here&aposs how to turn off location-sharing on Google Chrome for individual websites, and how to reactivate the ask-first option in the browser if you&aposve turned it off in the past.
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"The Mexican economy is still not taking off ... One of the challenges of the Mexican government will be to reactivate local and foreign investment in infrastructure projects," Alfonso Esparza, currency analyst at OANDA, said.
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BUENOS AIRES, Dec 19 (Reuters) - The Central Bank of Argentina on Thursday cut its benchmark interest rate to 58% from 63%, part of the new center-left government's effort to reactivate the stagnant economy.
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He had entered Germany from Denmark on Friday after leaving Finland, where he had attended a conference and was caught off-guard by the Spanish Supreme Court's unexpected decision to reactivate his arrest warrant.
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MoviePass accounts, once cancelled, will remain active until the end of the billing month, and according to the terms, you won't be able to reactivate your account or start a new subscription for nine months.
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There are two key things Biden needs to do to reactivate the young voters of "the Obama coalition," they said: Create an agenda on millennial issues — like climate change and student debt — and be authentic.
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After these months of seeming inaction, news recently broke that, following a meeting with his vice president and the leader of the committee charged with reforming the PSSI, President Jokowi was hoping to "reactivate" the PSSI.
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Any decision to reactivate the drone campaign in Pakistan should take into account that the program and the United States are quite unpopular in the country, which has a population of more than 22011 million people.
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Kentuckians who do not work 80 hours in any one month or fail to pay new premiums will be locked out for six months; beneficiaries could take a health or financial literacy course to reactivate coverage.
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"Vaca Muerta will not reactivate as much as we hope until there is a certain economic normality, an agreement with holdout creditors for example and a deceleration in inflation," a source at the Energy Ministry said.
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"As long as the EU doesn't reactivate its sanctions against Iran, legal business with Iran continues to be possible for German businesses and the VDMA will continue to support its members in doing that," Brodtmann said.
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This "grace period" used to be 14 days, but Business Insider reported in late 2018 that Facebook raised it to a month to give users an opportunity to reactivate their account if they get cold feet.
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In the absence of a minimum number of lawmakers -- many of whom were blocked from entering the building -- procedure requires the National Assembly to form a "Preparatory Commission" to find ways to reactivate a voting session.
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BuzzFeed reported that an agency paid as much as $8,000 to convince the Facebook contractor to reactivate the company&aposs ad accounts after they were shut down for violating the company&aposs policies earlier this year.
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Mark Warner of Virginia told BuzzFeed News that the revelation of a Facebook worker being bribed to reactivate scammy ads was further evidence of the unaccountability of platforms and the corruption endemic to digital advertising markets.
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"At a time when, frankly, momentum is stalled, this visit will be an opportunity to reactivate that," Hiroshima Governor Hidehiko Yuzaki told Reuters, adding insistence on an apology might have prevented Obama from making the trip.
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"I am convinced that everything we do to reactivate the economy, to produce, to create jobs and achieve the material and cultural well-being of the people will result in social peace and tranquillity," he said.
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"I am hopeful that (Fernandez) will be able to reactivate our country a bit and get us out of the debt pile generated by our current president, Macri," said Nohelia Pol, 31, a merchant in the city.
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Some found that they could all-too-easily reactivate in a moment of weakness, and turned to more drastic measures: they gave their password to a friend, who changed it and safeguarded it until finals were over.
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Letgo is bringing to the table an app with more than 100 million worldwide downloads, so there is a potential to reactivate some of the lapsed users who aren't currently shopping or selling on its marketplace today.
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The statement said Abbas and the pope also discussed efforts to reactivate the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and hoped for "a renewed commitment on the part of the international community to meet the legitimate aspirations of both peoples".
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Iran announced plans on Wednesday to reactivate its most sensitive nuclear production site, a deep, underground uranium enrichment center, in a step that dismantles more of the last major restrictions on the country under the 2015 nuclear deal.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's VDMA engineering association said on Tuesday that as long as the European Union does not reactivate sanctions against Iran, German companies can legally do business with Iran and the VDMA will support them in that.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - U.S. refineries are restarting after Hurricane Harvey forced them to shut down two weeks ago, raising the risk of fires and explosions that could prolong fuel supply disruption as plants simultaneously reheat units and reactivate catalysts.
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Twitter says it'll "soon" reactivate the feature "in markets that depend on SMS for reliable communication" and that it will work on a "longer-term strategy" for the feature, but it didn't elaborate on what that would be.
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For a smart camera, this is a not-so-smart solution to reducing notifications — I'd have preferred Petcube to implement a scheduling tool that turns off notifications at a certain time, and reactivate them when I wake up.
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If you try to reactivate from the computer's web browser and get a message that "account reactivation" is disabled, wait a bit and try again; Twitter may have the feature turned off temporarily during site housekeeping or maintenance.
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But state emergency management authorities said they decided in recent months to reactivate the state's nuclear attack sirens for the first time since the 1980s after experts deemed some of North Korea's missiles were capable of reaching Hawaii.
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Supported by a $500,000 grant from ArtPlace America's National Creative Placemaking Fund, the Detroit Cultivator is an "urban plan in which food production, cultural activity, and civic assets work together to reactivate a locally rooted economy," according to Sirota.
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Among the first things Tunis, the minister in charge of managing the emergency response, ordered was to reactivate the 117 hotline — the telephone number that three years ago would have sent an ambulance to pick up an Ebola victim.
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One obvious drawback is that, without voice control, the only way to remotely turn the Glow on and off is by tapping the icon in the accompanying Glow mobile app, which resets the timer when you reactivate the light.
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They ranged from small contracts, like the $2750,2000 deal to reactivate SIM cards on satellite phones, to major contracts, like the $22014 million agreement with a Florida company to deliver 22005 million liters of bottled water to Puerto Rico.
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And while this latest attempt does not possess the electrifying quickness of thought and image shared by Rhodes's earlier works, it is a testament to her enduring desire to reactivate and reinvent cinema as a viable expression of protest.
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"Certainly, a collision with another galaxy can reactivate the black hole," said Roeland van der Marel, a WFIRST mission head at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, where researchers work on the Hubble Space Telescope, among other missions.
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If Mattis really wants to protect DACA recipients, Saini said, he should reactivate the flailing MAVNI program, which has been plagued by long delays that place hundreds of immigrant soldiers in legal limbo while postponing the citizenship they were promised.
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For instance, in addition to recording the exact date I signed up for Facebook in 2004, there was a record of when I deactivated Facebook in October 2010, only to reactivate it four days later — something I barely remember doing.
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Haftar has close ties to Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, and said that on a recent trip to Moscow he had tried to reactivate contracts there that were interrupted in 2011, when an uprising toppled former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
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Having Rachel on his trial team helps, he said, but his ultimate goal is to rope in his youngest daughter, Sarah, who is planning to go to law school, and to persuade his wife, Becky, to reactivate her law license.
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The announcement came as Spanish prosecutors sought to reactivate a European arrest warrant for Puigdemont, after the secessionist leader left the sanctuary of Belgium, where he has lived in self-imposed exile for the past three months, for the first time.
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On Getachew's orders, Mohammod flipped the cutout switches to reactivate the electric trim, but apparently less to use the thumb switch — Getachew gave it only two halfhearted tries — than to activate the autopilot as a way of disabling the MCAS.
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People who already have an in-app Netflix subscription will be able to continue paying that way — for now — but returning customers who have missed a billing period will be unable to reactivate in-app subscriptions; they'll have to subscribe from the web.
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So far roughly $2 billion of a $5 billion Chinese loan negotiated with PDVSA has been allocated to oil projects including in the heavy crude Orinoco belt and to reactivate the over 1,000 inactive wells in the western Maracaibo Lake, del Pino added.
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Of the three movies released this summer that self-consciously reactivate an old-school outlaw mythology — the others are Edgar Wright's "Baby Driver" and Josh and Benny Safdie's "Good Time" — this one has the most to say and the least to prove.
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How to reactivate the ask-first option for location-sharing on Google ChromeIf you&aposve turned off the default option to have Google Chrome ask before sharing any location information with sites you visit, here&aposs how to get it back:1.
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The Bank of England is expected to reactivate its bond-buying QE programme, which stands at 21.2671 billion pounds and has been dormant for four years, and the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan to extend and expand their current programmes.
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"We are planning to reactivate our own credit operations using the digital framework provided by BanQi," he said, referring to a digital bank targeting low-income and unbanked clients that Via Varejo launched in June through a partnership with Boston-based startup Airfox.
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"We are planning to reactivate our own credit operations using the digital framework provided by BanQi," he said, referring to a digital bank targeting low-income and unbanked clients that Via Varejo launched in June through a partnership with Boston-based startup Airfox.
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If you're on Medicaid in Kentucky and are kicked off the rolls for failing to meet the state's new work requirements, Kentucky will be offering a novel way to reactivate your medical coverage: a health or financial literacy course you must pass.
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From an infrastructure standpoint, we will reactivate helipads, where in a city like Los Angeles 300 of them already exist but would need to be equipped with electric chargers, and get new authorization to operate in and begin to build charging stations in pioneer cities.
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Dana Marks, an immigration judge in San Francisco and a spokesperson for the National Association of Immigration Judges, said that under previous administrations, motions to reactivate previously closed cases were often due to the individual subsequently being arrested, charged, or convicted of a new crime.
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In Bern, a government spokesman earlier told reporters the cabinet took no new decisions on the EU dossier, reiterating its position that it would reactivate counter-measures to ban trading of Swiss stocks on EU exchanges in response to any such action by the bloc.
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In the closing moments of season 3, Holden asks Miller what his intentions were to reactivate the gate system, and that humanity now has a new frontier, and that they won't be able to resist the temptation to explore those planets and solar systems.
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The rapper was able to reactivate her fan base and add to its ranks when she joined the reality show cast in 2015, fresh off of a six-year prison stint that threatened to derail the progress that she had previously made in her career.
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Lopez Obrador has chosen Alfonso Durazo, a veteran political operative who critics say has little law enforcement experience, as his pick to reactivate the public security ministry if he wins July's presidential election, tasking Durazo with the tough job of lowering a record murder tally.
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I didn't want to take time away to download an update to the app (and yes, I did that thing in which you deactivate and reactivate the camera button), so after some more fiddling, we decided to move the conversation to Google Hangouts instead.
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That implies that "adult cells can reactivate the same pathways that are normally used during the patterning of the tissue in the first place," said Kelley Yan, a gastroenterologist at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center in New York, who was not involved in the study.
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"We need to - and we want to - reactivate that and make that a much bigger part of the business, now that the oil and gas market is down," said Holger Dilling, an executive vice president at Vard, which is majority-owned by Italian ship builder Fincantieri.
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"Perhaps markets believe that the ECB moves will reactivate the euro-funded carry trade, and that this would be enough for EM to keep strengthening versus the dollar, despite a weak euro-dollar pair," they said, cautioning however that any additional dollar strength could weigh on EM currencies.
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The zinc market may be moving in the right bullish direction but it's not there yet and analysts may well get another chance to duel with Glasenberg about the timing of any restarts before Glencore decides the time is right to reactivate half a million tonnes of capacity.
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Even though millions of people come to Twitter each and every day to either sign up for an account or reactivate an existing one, Twitter added just four million new users last quarter, which means a small percentage of those that come to look through the window actually come inside.
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"If it's just done without any early preparation or warning, the sound of the bell is going to reactivate the traumatic response," Dagan told me, remembering that the shooter who slaughtered 211 innocent people on February 22016 at the school is said to have pulled the fire alarm to empty the classrooms.
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Everything from minimizing declines on a credit card, to automated email flows when a patron's card declines, and how to reactivate that user and bring them back onto the platform in an optimal way, to CMS systems where you can gate particular types of content for specific tiers of patrons — $0003 patrons, $2000 patrons, etc.
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In Bern, a government spokesman had told reporters the cabinet had taken no new decisions on the EU dossier, reiterating its position that it would reactivate countermeasures to ban trading of Swiss stocks on EU exchanges in response to any such action by the EU. (Reporting by Francesco Guarascio; Editing by Kevin Liffey; zfraguarascio)
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Iran announced plans this month to reactivate its most sensitive nuclear production site, a deep underground uranium enrichment center, in a step that dismantles some of the last major restrictions on the country under the 2015 nuclear deal that was signed with major international powers but which Mr. Trump withdrew the United States from last year.
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The journal noted NASA is now looking to see whether it is possible to reactivate the satellite and its instruments entirely:Since Tilley's announcement, project scientists spent a couple days furiously digging up old software and records, and this weekend, NASA will attempt to contact IMAGE with its deep space radio antennas—as will the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland, and researchers at the University of California, Berkeley.
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"The significance of these findings is that we find that the individuals who are diagnosed young have a very different disease profile to those that are diagnosed older, and that has important implications for potential treatments in that those individuals that are diagnosed young might benefit more from immunotherapeutic therapies, whereas those that are diagnosed older we might need to look at different therapies that reactivate their sleeping beta cells at the same time as applying immunotherapeutic drugs to prevent any reactivation of an immune response," said Richardson.
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And if she did show insight, told them what was on her mind the day she killed her husband, why and how she did it and what she felt afterward—excitement, guilt, denial, fear, revulsion—if she showed the board how honest and precise she could be in her knowledge of her crime and why she'd committed it, if she spoke openly about the impact it had had on her victim and on others, on society, if she trotted out the whole horror of it, she would, at the same time, freshly reactivate for the parole board all the reasons she'd been locked up in the first place.
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Announces first quarter 22017 results, strategic acquisition and operational update * Q1 earnings per share C$0.02 * Tidewater Midstream And Infrastructure - commenced expansion plans at brc for about 50 MMCF/D of incremental processing capacity for about $10 million of capital * Tidewater Midstream And Infrastructure Ltd qtrly total revenues C$49.6 million versus C$18.3 million * Q103 earnings per share view c$0.02 — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Q1 revenue view c$35.9 million — Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S * Tidewater Midstream And Infrastructure Ltd - Tidewater has approved capital projects of approximately $50 million to end of 2017 * Tidewater Midstream - plans to exit 2017 with run-rate adjusted EBITDA of approximately $70 million * Tidewater Midstream - Tidewater is focused on delivering approximately 20 pct EBITDA per share growth over next twelve months * Tidewater Midstream- plans to reactivate recently acquired deep cut extraction plant by jan 2018 for capital of about $12 million * Tidewater Midstream- plans to expand brc by roughly 50 mmcf/d for $10 million of capital with incremental capacity expected to be online in dec 2017 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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