Those who have worked in the format frequently compare it to live theater — no cuts, no lighting resets, no sound resets.
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Redditors claim the game resets the rot meter every checkpoint.
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There are currently additional resets in the works, sources said.
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People need help getting through password resets and PIN issues.
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I do a simple breathing exercise — it resets your focus.
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There were six resets in 2015, according to Wells Fargo data.
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Say goodbye to forced password resets every 90 days or so.
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The plot resets keep wiping out some of the character progress.
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So jumping into the ocean for five minutes resets my system.
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But it doesn't move anything forward -- it just resets to zero.
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Gaming resets our 2019 & 2020 EPS to $7.33 & $8.70 (from $18 & $9.59).
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Sometimes he gets distracted en-route but realizes it and resets himself.
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Repeat viewings are allowed, and your movie allowance resets every Friday morning.
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Why that would be a little annoying thing called forced password resets.
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Its 14-day quarantine resets every time a new case is confirmed.
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"Consolidating loans resets the clock on public service loan forgiveness," Kantrowitz said.
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"With a day off, it resets everything for both teams," he said.
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Time resets in this horror Groundhog Day, for the robots at least.
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One does not reset relations like one resets a computer's hard drive.
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"Consolidating loans resets the clock on public service loan forgiveness," he said.
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Passcode and password resets of this kind are not possible on iPhones.
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The glitch resets when you log out, but it takes seconds to replicate.
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A tiny button on the man's jacket resets the counter back to zero.
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Effectively, the show resets every two hours, with a fresh round of exposition.
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It resets to zero with Roosevelt, but there's now no margin for error.
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So as soon as we got to 999,990 the game resets to zero.
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A break of any length, like Mr. Padder's tea stop, resets that clock.
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That resets the neuromuscular system, and also brings blood flow to the area.
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As it veers to the left and hits a building, the simulation resets.
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Who made the decision not to warn users and urge systemwide password resets?
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Each death resets the timer, and the cycle continues until 24 people are dead.
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He resets the clock on a multi-billion-dollar machine that has been disruptive.
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A leaky database of SMS text messages exposed password resets and two-factor codes
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I'm constantly moving and immersed in work, so these small resets keep me going.
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But it also resets the terms of debate to something more grounded in reality.
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Four hours of account resets later, and I think I'm finally in the clear.
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Every you turn the car off and start the car again, it resets everything.
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They propose that sleep effectively "resets" the overall strength, allowing this window to occur.
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State figures released at the end of the water year, which resets each Oct.
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Kraninger's nomination resets the clock on Mulvaney's time as acting director of the CFPB.
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"Our motivation resets over the course of the symphony of the night," she said.
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Some users said they tried factory resets thinking the issue was on their end.
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Trump's team has learned lessons from Obama's naïve expectations about "resets" with the Kremlin.
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Why he matters Kanye's constant resets are thrilling, confounding and, on occasion, game-changing.
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The volume of CLOs refinancings and resets reached €24bn in 2017 and €13bn in 2018.
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This means that when they hit week 1,024 (just under 20 years) their count resets.
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"The magnitude of the fee resets is significant," JPMorgan analysts told clients in a note.
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Where an AT13 bond is not called, its coupon resets to the original credit spread.
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This information will be saved by Apple until an app developer resets or modifies it.
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Sunlight is a natural zeitgeber, or environmental cue that resets the circadian clock, he said.
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Presumably, their secretive diagnostic software can flip the magic bit that resets this "Service" indicator.
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There is more race to be run and more time for resets, recoveries, and resurrections.
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Every time there's a winner, the jackpot resets to $40 million instead of $15 million.
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Barclays last week cut its forecast for US CLO refinancings and resets to US$40bn-US$553bn from US$95bn-US$110bn, while Wells Fargo this week revised its CLO forecast for refinancings and resets to US$45bn from US$222bn, according to research reports.
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Security researcher John Wethington said it is "rare" to see security overhauls that require password resets.
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Instagram will also prompt password resets in an effort to prevent continued use of the apps.
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Date resets are a recurring issue for technology, probably most famously in the Millennium / Y2K bug.
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From there, it's as simple as initiating password resets on accounts associated with that phone number.
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Then an Apple guru walks me through some network resets and says I'm good to go.
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SpotifyWhen reached by email, Spotify wouldn't say what dump prompted them to issue some password resets.
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The coupon resets after that point to 220.5bp over the prevailing five-year mid-swaps rate.
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This second season of Westworld has had more jittery stops, starts, and resets than Bernard's brain.
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Here Mousasi elevates Weidman, resets his hips in front of his opponent, and regains double underhooks.
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If you are fighting together every day with a common goal, it resets what is important.
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Beau Willimon's play, which resets an 1885 French farce in present-day Washington, exits the Beltway.
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Each new era also resets the Japanese calendar, which marks years based on an emperor's reign.
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If it resets and you're able to log in with your account, you're good to go.
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Last night I emailed several late-stage VCs, to ask if they're seeing systemic valuation resets.
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Trammell: There was a CCC talk about nation-states doing 2FA intercept on Telegram password resets.
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At the very least, this video resets expectations of what Siri is and what it's not.
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If I can leave who I think I am, or who I want to be, or what I think is important, or something I'm trying to make someone else do — that circular nonsense — if I can leave that for a second and have that silence of the mind; it resets my brain; it resets my heart; it resets everything about me so I come out a little more compassionate for myself and for whatever it is I'm dealing with.
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This theoretically resets the fusiform cells and decreases how often and severely a person's tinnitus should happen.
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Researchers have found that camping resets our natural sleep time to be more in line with nature.
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When the phone resets, it checks out the new update and if it's fine, it switches over.
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But it resets the parameters of what kinds of functions the welfare state is supposed to perform.
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From 2012 on, Collins sent his victims emails under the guise of Apple and Google password resets.
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After those limits, your plan is subject to throttling "in times of congestion" until your allotment resets.
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This means there are a lot more opportunities for additional resets before the end of the year.
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The feature turns off at the end of a subscriber's billing cycle, when their data bucket resets.
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These included repeated resets of its main computer, glitches in its cameras and problems with its radio.
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Fill the gauge, and a piece of fruit appears; eat the fruit and the board layout resets.
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" Obvious examples are the moments when Henry blanks out in midconversation and, in Mr. Cox's word, "resets.
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Both somehow always tastes much more satisfying than veggies on their own, and almost resets my palette.
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As he resets his timetable, Woods should adopt this swing thought: Perfect is the enemy of good.
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Now this kind of resets the clock in case it is more than we thought it was.
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Maybe let's get away from reductions to zero and constant resets as a way of managing players.
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When the new Congress convenes, the clock resets and lawmakers have additional time to review eligible rules.
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First, it resets the benchmark plan to one that only covers 58 percent of expected health costs.
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And when you close the app, the autoplay audio resets to off for next time you use Instagram.
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He expects a wave of indebted companies to face critical restructuring issues before the current economic cycle resets.
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Previous presidents wanted resets with Russia, but not at the cost of abandoning America's fundamental policies and beliefs.
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So, to recap: No special characters required, no forced password resets, and no fixed (easily guessable) security questions.
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It resets your expectations and your emotions with a new space, and sets you up to pay attention.
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It could be the new mass-market product that overhauls the entire category it's entering and resets expectations.
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The two-year target remains official policy, blind eyes turned to its failures during a series of resets.
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Their last resort is some drug that essentially stops your heart and resets it to a normal beat.
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That's the type of thing that resets or so the contract that we have between publishers and users.
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Like, Eleanor and her friends have existed for centuries, counting all of those resets early in season two.
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The ranking includes new-issue broadly syndicated and middle-market CLOs; it does not include refinancings or resets.
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Sudden-death overtime will ensure there are no ties, while limited scrum resets will reduce delays in play.
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The patience she has to wait for the smallest things to happen always resets my sense of scale.
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The next drawing will be on Friday, when the jackpot resets to its starting value of $40 million.
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But if it resets too quickly, experienced players get annoyed feeling like they don't have control over it.
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"It resets our understanding of the very early days [of AIDS] in a very useful way," he told Mashable.
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Bless the mysticism surrounding New Year's Eve that makes us think that the stroke of midnight resets our lives.
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Mindfulness teachers also believe that the mere act of sustained breathing resets our bodies by eliciting a relaxation response.
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One example would be reducing the number of password resets, which can be a huge headache for IT departments.
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Instead it serves as a big, tactile button, that toggles between screens, helps with syncing and resets the device.
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The music business is fuelled by fresh blood and hard resets—breakdowns, high-drama apology tours, and drastic makeovers.
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The Ultra also has a new steam release valve that automatically resets (opens) with the push of a button.
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The reboot takes the original and resets it among a Cuban-American family, and it's been getting rave reviews.
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Shariffa Ali directs Yaël Farber's forceful adaptation of "Mies Julie," which resets the action in post-Apartheid South Africa.
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Related: Award season as Hollywood resets In this age of politically-minded latenight, he's clearly an asset for ABC.
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Shariffa Ali directs Yaël Farber's forceful adaptation of "Mies Julie," which resets the action in post-apartheid South Africa.
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Now the clock resets, and Africa's next chance of being declared polio-free is in 2019, three years from now.
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Smith shortens the letters, preserves the original spelling and punctuation, then titles and resets them so they look like poems.
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But walking away from the show for days or weeks at a time blunts the impact and resets the stakes.
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A simple password change instantly resets the number of people who can connect to your network back down to zero.
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Various attempted "resets" failed and, by 2011, Putin was accusing the US of ginning up domestic protests against his government.
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Once that ten digit field in legacy GPS devices fills up it resets to zero, and that could cause problems.
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The level resets completely, and I have to grab all those bodies and clean up all of that blood again.
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Under Dodd Frank, lenders must estimate for borrowers what their monthly payments will be six months before the rate resets.
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Instead of physically moving the lever from one position to another, it resets to a center position in between uses.
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The company began a new round of password resets earlier this week, most likely in response to the new dump.
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The judgment resets South African democracy to the precepts established by the 1996 Constitution during the presidency of Nelson Mandela.
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Before that, factory resets were a routine thing if you wanted to maintain optimal performance and keep everything feeling quick.
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AND WE DESTROYED THAT BUSINESS WITH A LOT OF RESETS THAT REALLY DID NOT DRIVE ANY TYPE OF CUSTOMER AWARENESS.
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JPMorgan's 133-page note, entitled "The Empire Resets," takes a deep dive into some of the company's most pernicious issues.
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Remember that refinancing essentially resets your loan's term, meaning you won't be mortgage-free for another 15 or 30 years.
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It involves a red light hooked to a decibel meter, and the timer resets when harsh horns get too loud.
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For the New York-based architect Morris Adjmi, every time change means extensive winding, as he resets his entire collection.
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Nothing in what Facebook has announced today resets the anti-democratic asymmetry inherent in the platform's relationship to its users.
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Mr. Merrell can always be counted on for an absorbing Sunday theme that resets the mind for the week ahead.
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The company did not publish an exact figure on the number of resets, and said it had taken the move proactively.
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Although the resets will pose a minor inconvenience, it could be a necessary step in forcing people to be safe online.
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This does not mean that your contributions disappear, just that the amount you put into it automatically resets to the minimum.
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If a Band user resets a device then it will be "impossible to set up the device again" according to Microsoft.
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And every time she's offed, her day resets, forcing her to go into detective mode and try to find her killer.
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There's a startling announcement at the end of act 3 that resets the rest of the season up until episode 10.
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"Resets are a great development for the market," said Tom Majewski, founder of Eagle Point Credit Management, which invests in CLOs.
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Alison resets, in a cute summer top that looks like her dress and jeans now with her sink broken once again.
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Accounts that are locked for violating the company's standards remain frozen unless the owner logs back in and resets their password.
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However, it is not clear which of these breaches the Spotify password resets are in response to, if any of them.
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STEREO-A performed just fine, but STEREO-B failed to send signals back to Earth after one of the planned resets.
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Their businesses were too immature to weather what was one of the milder resets in recent memory (unemployment peaked at 6.3%).
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"Unlike other resets where the multiple expands, we don't see the future growth potential as a catalyst here," the note said.
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China's system of Internet controls, known as the Great Firewall, resets the connections of web requests that contain certain censored keywords.
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And yet, he did this knowing, hours later, as Cecil becomes a dark knight, his rank goes resets to level one.
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While our model resets materially lower, we maintain our Outperform rating, as we lower our Target Price to $200 from $235.
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No, it's cumulative, but once you win one of the prizes, referral count resets to zero & you can't win that prize again.
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However, such refinancings or resets would only make economic sense if the liability of CLOs also gets tightened to facilitate the moves.
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The uptick in resets is a reminder to families "to always look at the net price, not the sticker price," Kantrowitz said.
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Flipboard hacks prompt password resets for millions of users Hackers stole usernames, email addresses, passwords and account tokens for third-party services.
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Back in November, another telecoms company, Voxox, exposed a database containing millions of text messages — including password resets and two-factor codes.
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The only limit is your fuel; you periodically have to stop at a gas station and fill up, otherwise the game resets.
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These resets do, however, coincide with rising tensions between Beijing and Washington, and slowing growth thanks to the crackdown on financial risk.
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Leon sells tokens to the customers, teaches them how to play the games, and even resets and repairs some of the machines.
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Finally, some will say that "resets" with Moscow were attempted by the Clinton, George W. Bush and Obama administrations, and all failed.
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I find that if I tug them down, kind of stretch them a bit, it resets how much time I have left.
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It is debatable how much gaming will snap back and when, but inventory resets like this often present buying opportunities – all else equal.
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But it's the kind of attack Apple and other companies deal with every day, either quietly forcing password resets or blocking suspicious logins.
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In other words, now might not be the time to do any heavy lifting (software updates, resets, backups) on your computer or iPhone.
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Troubleshoot network problemsIn addition to saving battery life and preventing interruptions in a movie theater, airplane mode also resets your mobile network connection.
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The Supreme Court said liability is triggered by the fiduciary's ongoing role monitoring the plan's performance, so the six-year clock routinely resets.
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During this transition period, you may need to apply deodorant a few times a day; this need will diminish as your body resets.
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BEST MUSICAL NOMINEE A musical adaptation of the 1982 movie that resets the story in the fond-but-cynical world of musical theater.
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When a person pulls the trigger, the fire's recoil makes the gun jump backward into the bump stock, which resets the firing mechanism.
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This isn't a market that grinds lower, its a market that if anything, flushes, resets a level and then starts rising from there.
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She resets really well, and sometimes it's almost a Jimmy Connors effect, where she uses the negativity for fuel and to her advantage.
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Whenever you blow the foghorn on the bridge, the day resets and you wake up back where you started, in the midship lobby.
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Refiling resets the clock and gives up to another 75 days to complete the national security review and try to resolve potential issues.
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John Brancato and Michael Ferris's script is like a jigsaw puzzle whose pieces keep rearranging, as it constantly and ingeniously reframes and resets itself.
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As I said with the review of Ikea's little Sonos remote control, the overall experience is plagued by dropped connections, failed pairings, and resets.
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One agent might guide her into enrolling in an income-based repayment plan that resets her payment to zero, with the balance eventually forgiven.
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The attack is very difficult to detect, as anti-virus programs can't flag it and the hardware survives operating system updates and factory resets.
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Slack resets user passwords after 2015 data breach Slack will reset the passwords of users it believes are affected by the historical data breach.
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One in 5 borrowers facing resets this year has less than 10 percent equity in their homes, making refinancing out of the loans difficult.
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It could result in a jump in late mortgage payments due to confusion among homeowners because of the change in their interest rate resets.
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Furthermore any time won back from wall clinches is quickly re-assigned to the hundreds of resets needed on any event using a ring.
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It's a shock to the system, like emerging from warm water after an evening swim, and resets your eyes before entering the final piece.
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The instalment amount, which comprises interest and principal, resets every 12 months and is capped at the inflation rate at that point in time.
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To the Editor: Re "Democratic Race Resets as Biden Rides a Victory and Buttigieg Falls Out" (front page, March 2): Kudos to Mayor Pete.
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In January, Bank of America Merrill Lynch lowered its prediction for CLO refinancings and resets to US$55bn from its original forecast of US$100bn.
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Adding this creates a new chem called "Brainf*ck" which, when used, resets your entire Perk tree and refunds all the points you previously spent.
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The hardware isn't finished from a technical perspective — Takahashi's model is marked "evaluation only" on the back and needed multiple hard resets during our meeting.
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By Carla Speed McNeil Once in your life, you can choose to pull a lever that resets the world — but will it make things better?
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Next week, the Lotto return to normal as the jackpot resets, and gamblers can expect to get back just 92p for every ticket they buy.
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The most sophisticated tricks seem to have been triggering password resets and making anonymous phone calls, nothing beyond the reach of the average 4chan troll.
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In January, Bank of American Merrill Lynch lowered its prediction for CLO refinancings and resets to US$55bn from its original forecast of US$100bn.
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After seven seconds, so long as you don't hit a single key to bring the text back, your page goes blank and the timer resets.
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Other hacks include watching Youtube videos within iMessage, factory resets to undo control settings, and using Siri to send texts when iMessage is turned off.
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Ever since gaining consciousness on the technicians' slab, Maeve has been on the fritz, experiencing some memories that her daily resets haven't entirely wiped away.
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But the researchers also found flaws that could allow them to override TMSI resets, or correlate a device's old and new TMSI, to track devices.
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The scoreboard flicks back and forth and it all means a whole lot of something until the game is over and it resets to zero.
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Yes. The playwright Michael Mitnick and the composer Adam Gwon adapt Billy Morrissette's cult 41113 film, which resets Shakespeare's "Macbeth" in a fast-food franchise.
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Yes. The playwright Michael Mitnick and the composer Adam Gwon adapt Billy Morrissette's cult 2001 film, which resets Shakespeare's "Macbeth" in a fast-food franchise.
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Yes. The playwright Michael Mitnick and the composer Adam Gwon adapt Billy Morrissette's cult 2001 film, which resets Shakespeare's "Macbeth" in a fast-food franchise.
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Screenshot: GizmodoBesides extensions, browser resets usually clear out all local cookies and temporary data (so you have to log into Facebook, Gmail, and everything else again).
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Recapitalizations generally happen when the company can't find outside investors to drive the valuation further up, so it resets the cap table and starts from scratch.
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It's worth noting the Google Wifi has been plagued by a number of issues in the past few months, including inadvertent factory resets and connectivity drops.
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Do you think we're essentially headed for a series of character resets, too, as The Good Place questions whether people can, indeed, change for the better?
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In "The Date," Mickey resets her sober clock to "zero," and Gus goes on a disastrous date with her roommate, Bertie (a completely delightful Claudia O'Doherty).
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Hyre lives in Phoenix now and regularly heads to Mexico to stock up on insulin, especially when her insurance resets and she hasn't met her deductible.
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All video games I've encountered deal with blackjack in the same way: Win or lose, your bet resets to the minimum once a hand is over.
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"When you start to see bodies that look like yours, it resets your idea of what 'normal' is and how you're supposed to look," says Weiner.
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Due 1 Dec 2032, one-time call on 73 Dec 2027, pay 1 Dec, coupon resets to 5yr mid-swaps plus credit spread, 200k/1k denoms.
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All Trump has to do is make it to January 2021, at which point the clock resets—and the election will have already come and gone.
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"Yahoo's policy is that if we believe a user's password has been compromised, we lock the account until the user resets the password," Ms. Philion said.
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After the initial interest-only period resets, the payment can go up as high as 50 percent, and some people cannot afford that, Dr. Green said.
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That backlash seems to be spreading to the smaller private nonprofit sector, with a number of smaller institutions recently launching "tuition resets," aimed at emphasizing affordability.
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He can always just put the crystal back in the thing, the world resets, and another woman just wakes up in the bed every single time.
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Criminals have also shown they can wend their way into anyone's email account by going through a chain of password resets through a long-forgotten account.
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They'll replicate it in other verticals and markets ad infinitum until the cycle resets … But for now, I can't wait to meet the startup class of 2016.
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In order to root these apps out of Instagram, the company will begin to prompt password resets for people who have used these services in the past.
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Earlier this week, Dropbox announced it was forcing password resets for a number of users after discovering a set of account details linked to a 2012 breach.
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Her nomination resets the clock on his time as acting director of the agency, and if she isn't confirmed by the Senate, he gets to stay in.
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The 1173% resets to a floating-rate structure on the call date with the effect that the coupon would be reset to an equivalent of around 2.39%.
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Buzz tries to get Lotso to move them to another room but Lotso resets the space ranger, returning him to his factory settings and wiping his memory.
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Similarly, after Arthur abandons his sword in the lake, the mythical Lady of the Lake returns Excalibur to him and resets him on a path to greatness.
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The bank is also working on using the feature in CLO resets, where the maturity of deals is extended to allow the funds to remain in place.
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Belfius's €21m 3.625% NC April 2025, which priced in January and resets at just 293.8bp over mid-swaps, is now bid in the low 80s, for example.
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But the 38-year-old Mr. Trump's pointed criticism illustrates just how unsteady his father's campaign remains, even after a series of attempted resets and staff additions.
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Sunday is the spring equinox, and the day the astrological calendar resets itself as the sun blazes into fiery, independent Aries — the first sign of the zodiac.
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For all the talk of resets for President Trump, there's just one that matters, at least on Capitol Hill — one big chance to steady a wobbly agenda.
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"But paradoxically it resets the traditional power balance — pre-Haley — where the secretary of state and White House will be the only dominant voices in foreign policy."
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As the White House resets its location search, officials from past administrations say it will have to balance messaging, logistics, security, infrastructure — and the president's own demands.
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The process takes about 90 seconds before the original Wi-Fi connection resets — but if the attack is repeated on a loop, the security system is rendered useless.
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To prepare for this, NASA put the two vehicles through a series of tests and resets to see if they would be ready for the repositioning and hibernation.
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Transformational politics resets our social and political priorities by marrying economics and public policy with a willingness to challenge the conventional ways that society and government exercise power.
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You'll also be given the option to send your current setting configuration to Google for them to look at — this has no impact on how your browser resets.
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The proposal also fails to prevent collectors from tricking consumers into making a small payment toward expired debt, which resets the time clock to sue in many states.
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If lawmakers are not in session for 60 days before adjourning their final session, the clock resets, and the new Congress is given another 85033 days to act.
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It's long been known that a night of restful sleep restores the emotions that have been discombobulating us during the day, and resets us for the next morning.
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Back to top Did you know the horizon is a seam that opens every 12 years, when the zodiac resets and the pig is eaten by the rat?
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The Fair Pay Act corrected that time limit so that each discriminatory paycheck, rather than just the first one, resets the 180-day limit to file a claim.
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One is a weekly mode that resets every seven days, so it won't necessarily be dominated by all the same names (unless some fans are set on outspending others).
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Basically, GPS devices measure date and time using a week counter, which is only able to count up to week 1,024, after which the counter resets back to zero.
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Characters are placed in binds, only to be offered easy outs — not in twists that create new conflict, just in sudden resets that tend to involve killing tertiary characters.
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The film, based on Seth Grahame-Smith's novel of the same name, resets Austen's tale in the middle of a zombie apocalypse – with all the memorable romance still intact.
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Developers can use the NEO keys for giving users access to an application, as well as for step-up security to initiate actions like money transfers or password resets.
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"That challenges the ad to be as quick as the content, that's the type of thing that really resets the contract we have between publishers and users," Faes said.
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He vowed to remain in politics and, in one interview after another, left open the possibility of running again in 2023 when the clock resets on presidential term limits.
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She resets to the same moment in her friend's bathroom during the birthday party, and continues to live life from this point forward every time something new kills her.
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Insulin, for instance, is a 100-year-old drug that companies have "evergreened" through incremental changes to the makeup of the drug, which resets the 20-year patent clock.
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For example, over successive cycles of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep (the phase during which most dreaming occurs), an overnight mood regulation takes place which "resets" emotional brain centers.
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Concurrent with a new, three-year installation at DIA Beacon, the Whitney show marks an end to Corse's relative obscurity, and resets her contribution to the subject of light.
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Subtle spring highlights turn into a full head of summery platinum blonde almost as fast as you miss your natural brunette strands come fall — then the whole cycle resets.
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Dershowitz resets the mood As the White House legal team went through its second day of opening arguments, Bolton loomed like an elephant in the room, present but unmentioned.
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The surgery resets their weight at a lower level, but it is just as hard to lose more than that as it was to lose weight before the surgery.
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When there are changes of governments in democratic countries which have endured frictions with the Communist Party, Beijing tends to offer "diplomatic resets" in exchange for a softening of policies.
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If Congress adjourns before that time period has expired, the CRA mechanism resets, and the next Congress is given a fresh start to submit its own joint resolution of disapproval.
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It's not the most accurate analogy, but it may be the only one for a premise in which the main character repeatedly resets to the same point in her life.
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But the show always presented these frustrating resets gleefully, as if they were just part of Sherlock's much-touted, endless "game" instead of the huge narrative shortcomings they actually were.
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But if lawmakers are not in session for the 60 days before adjourning their final session, the clock resets, and the new Congress is given another 60 days to act.
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Unless, that is, it resets the premise and raises the stakes, turning a playful, barbed riff on identity politics and political economy into a nightmarish vision of impending human extinction.
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But she also resets the universe around her, as she's not reincarnated into another body or another being, nor is she even reborn into the present moment when she died.
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Despite the setting, "Westworld" would never be described as a Western, in part because this synthetic environment constantly resets itself instead of evolving as dictated by the actions within it.
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When your Kindle Paperwhite resets, you will have to set up the device as if it was new from the box, re-entering your Wi-Fi and Amazon account information.
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His investigation revealed that if the email address associated with a Twitter account expired, attackers could re-register it to gain access and then receive password resets sent from Twitter.
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But if lawmakers are not in session for the 2628 days before adjourning their final session, the clock resets, and the new Congress is given another 28503 days to act.
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When schools announce "tuition resets," tuition cuts are almost always accompanied by decreases to the amount of aid offered to defray previously ludicrous sticker prices for the vast majority of students.
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After a hacker has gained access to your carrier account, "porting" your cell phone number to another carrier is how the hacker receives your two-factor codes or resets your passwords.
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Actually, it would have been ready to go, but getting it to work properly with my Apple TV and TiVo required a few phone calls and a handful of device resets.
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Vos achieved this through an enormous stretch of flat track that takes so long to cover that it overflows the game's ride time metric and resets it back to seven seconds.
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It's easy to lose track of the difference between your aircraft's orientation and your cameras, although a tap on the trigger button of the DJI remote resets your camera to center.
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It's supposed to casually move its hand to a spot in space to its right, but it goes up, up, up and way off course, then resets to its starting position.
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Finding and using a meditation spot is the only way to replenish that supply, but meditating also resets the world, bringing back any baddies you've taken down since the last meditation.
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StanChart's deal resets to a coupon of 630.1bp over mid-swaps if it is not called after 5.5 years, compared to a back-end coupon of 488.9bp for its last deal.
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Even the cynical structure of "It's Always Sunny" — which resets after every episode, releasing its misanthropic bar staff to pinball around the pub again — feels oddly better suited to the moment.
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We all need to show up, make our voices heard, and move our own proactive agenda that restores balance and resets the playing field in favor of voters — the ultimate authority.
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He's crossed seas and centuries to appear in Luis Alfaro's vigorous and pointed "Oedipus El Rey," at the Public Theater, which resets the tale in modern-day South Central Los Angeles.
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It varies with the individual, and a few are lucky enough to have the sexual side effects sort of disappear in about four months and the body resets, but that's rare.
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Among those are three so-called resets, which allow managers to keep their current deals in place longer, giving them more time to invest in new loans, and preserving their revenue stream.
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Now, the clock resets: It will have to go 42 days—twice the incubation period of Ebola—without any new cases of the disease being confirmed in order to regain the status.
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Some discussed tactics to prevent illegitimate password sharing include periodic account password resets and texting codes to account holders to let them keep watching movies and TV shows, according to the report.
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L&M said that ProTrack has reached out to customers via the app and via email to ask them to change their password this week, but it's not forcing password resets yet.
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One popular loan is the interest-only adjustable rate mortgage, with which a borrower pays only the interest for a period before the rate resets and principal becomes part of the payment.
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By the last episode of the eight-episode season, which upends and resets itself for Season 2, I was less certain what this show is about than when I started watching it.
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Although I wouldn't buy it all at once," Cramer said, framing the meeting as "a cleansing moment where management resets expectations ... by getting all the potential negatives out in front of you.
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Although I wouldn't buy it all at once," Cramer said, framing the meeting as "a cleansing moment where management resets expectations ... by getting all the potential negatives out in front of you.
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That resulted in way fewer full browser resets, and as long as your computer had sufficient RAM then each tab was much less prone to lag than in other browsers at the time.
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S. Steel should see delayed benefit from the sharp recent rise in steel prices in its monthly/quarterly lagged sheet business, and lagged annual contract price resets can also support 2017['s estimate].
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"When you start to see bodies that look like yours, it resets your idea of what 'normal' is and how you're supposed to look," she told People about her mission at the time.
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It's not clear from OneLogin's statements so far what kind of customer data was stolen, but the fact that the company is advising mass password resets suggests that passwords may have been compromised.
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Then, once the credit resets on January 1, you can get it again before your next annual fee posts, meaning you can get up to $400 in value from this credit each year.
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One month after Hurricane Maria, these realities are starting to feel less like an emergency and more like the new way of life -- a nightmarish loop that resets each day the sun rises.
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According to the Journal, doctors familiar with the procedure—called a "stellate ganglion block"—believe the shot "resets the system" after stress signals get trapped in a loop between the body and brain.
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The musical resets the story to a parachute factory in South Carolina during World War II, but Carmen Jones, like the Bizet heroine, is both the object of men's attention and women's jealousy.
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It's a bid to keep agencies relevant (and profitable) in a world where technological innovation continually resets the fifteen minute clock on the famous, the almost famous, and the used-to-be famous.
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The US CLO market has seen US$17.9bn of US CLO refinancings, US$42.1bn of resets and US$19.1bn of reissues in the first half of the year, according to LPC Collateral data.
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His feeling for her are so powerful that when a wish at the end of Season 1 resets everyone's memories, Tuxedo Mask's love for Sailor Moon becomes a sentient life form of its own.
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He also resets her Hotmail password, which generates a verification email on her now-unlocked computer — the kind of daisy-chained security breach you often see in multi-account compromises in the real world.
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It said it only became aware of the hack on November 23, and by the morning of November 24 it had begun notifying impacted users (via their registered email address) and forcing password resets.
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A: Our voting "day" resets at 12 midnight PT. For voters in other parts of the world, it's possible that voting late at night and again in the morning may trigger such a message.
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Another huge database exposed millions of call logs and SMS text messages Back in November, another telecoms company, Voxox, exposed a database containing millions of text messages — including password resets and two-factor codes.
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ADAS resets industry expectations Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang set the stage for one of the themes at CES and the rest of 22 when he introduced a Level 123+ system called Nvidia Drive AutoPilot.
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Using the Dutch samples, they discovered that the virus actually resets the immune system to an immature state, limiting how well it can respond to new infections, as they report today in Science Immunology.
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So while Imgur says it only became aware of the hack on November 23, by the morning of November 24 it had begun notifying impacted users (via their registered email address), and forcing password resets.
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We're launching this week a product available open source called Accelerated Mobile Pages which resets the standards in terms of speed — so you press on the link and the page loads instantly on your mobile.
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"We are providing a much more [unified] experience for end users from on-boarding to retiring devices, communicating with IT, password resets — all of things they do across devices while interacting with IT," he said.
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As The Good Place has zigzagged its way through a long string of plot twists and resets and reversals, it has taken away all of its characters' selfish motivations for trying to be better people.
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But Trump himself also believed that politics were something that happened on television—an abstract performance of grievance and confrontation and inchoate anger that resets every morning and gets more interesting during even-numbered years.
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RBS's deal resets to a coupon of mid-swaps plus 759.8bp if it is not called after five years, compared to a back-end coupon of 6.53bp for the 7.5% AT1 it issued last year.
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But where Welles spliced in an explosion, "This Is America" director Hiro Murai adds an exhale that resets the emotional floor of the video, and allows the viewer's mind a moment to rest and think.
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In 2012, Tom Rando and his Stanford colleague Howard Chang published a paper noting that a fertilized human egg has properties of eternal youth: sperm and eggs can age, but every embryo resets the clock.
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The projector shines pre-determined images and patterns onto the object in different wavelengths to activate the colors in the ink, while the UV light resets the ink, essentially erasing all the colors and designs.
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And the only thing that spurs Michael to this nascent change — which could end up being a double-cross — is the pressure he feels from his fellow demons, who are tired of the endless resets.
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The company also touts its scooter's ability to wirelessly self-diagnose and remedy a number of mechanical problems, such as resets needed for sensors, voltage or temperature, which constitute over half of common scooter repair needs.
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You may associate factory resets with troubleshooting stubborn problems, but if all your data and files are safely stored in the cloud, then there's no reason why you can't run a restore every now and again.
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The Limit Ad Tracking switch doesn't affect the number of adverts you see in iOS, but it does influence how targeted they are, and effectively resets what third-party advertisers know about you and your habits.
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In addition to the customer notification emails, LeakedSource claims that password resets are being issued — but, if you're a Weebly user and you don't receive a password reset, you probably want to change your password anyway.
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The notes have been issued with a fixed coupon of 6.25%, which resets to the five-year USD mid-swap rate plus a margin of 4.174% for the first five years after the first call date.
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You can easily reset your network settings to solve the problem, but first, it's important to ensure that you've accurately diagnosed the issue, as resetting network settings also resets stored Wi-Fi passwords and cellular settings.
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The voter presses lights next to the name of her preferred candidates, then presses a large green VOTE button, and the machine beeps and goes dark until a poll worker resets it for the next voter.
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The visual transitions are likewise written the way they would be in a movie, begging for quick dissolves that can't be achieved and leaving us to twiddle our thumbs while the stage crew resets the furniture.
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If two hard resets don&apost fix the issue, Google suggests unplugging the charger, then plugging it back into the outlet and then the computer, and checking to see if the charging indicator light turns on.
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Coates says Twitter has been examining the stolen data from other sites and cross-checking it with Twitter's own records to determine which accounts may be vulnerable and securing them with extra protection, including forced password resets.
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"We've just sent out password resets to customers [whose] account information may have been breached through other sites as a precaution to ensure only the owner can access the account," the company's support account told one user.
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The episode resets the status quo in a major way, and after the many losses of the season, it's safe to say Team Arrow will never be the same as the show heads into its fifth year.
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It then changes the color, floor texture, sky texture and fade, changes and resets the aliens, and then by the time it finishes doing this, your spaceship has traveled to the world and it comes down to land.
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Most often, when the tide goes out, many of these new angels are correctly disturbed and despondent, left with too little reserve capital for all of those "bets," and they are crushed in resets or internal funding rounds.
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The default would be 30 minutes; "if the user elects to increase or remove the time limit, [it] resets the time limit to 30 minutes a day on the first day of every month," the bill text says.
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Because of how thoroughly "Dragonfly" — whose ending is more or less adapted from the Diana Gabaldon books the series is based on — resets the show's status quo, Outlander will almost certainly begin to tell an entirely different story.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's move "resets the clock" for the effluent guidelines for power plants, providing relief to the plants from existing regulatory deadlines while the agency studies the regulation, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said in a statement.
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Many games' solution is to let players adjust the camera but impose a timer that automatically resets it behind the character again if the game doesn't detect any input from the player for a set amount of time.
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More than 15 resets and more than 30 refinancings for more than US$12bn of volume have been completed this year, up from combined refinancing and reset volume of about US$10.5bn in 2015, according to LPC Collateral data.
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A more secure encrypted system would make it significantly less likely for hackers to be able to talk their way into Apple performing password resets to download backed-up photos and texts — a hacking method commonly called social engineering.
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We're quite capable of enjoying Netflix and Hulu out here, but I find myself reluctant to use the latter since every commercial break resets the download stream and triggers multiple starts and stops before the picture starts moving again.
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We won't delve too deep into the solutions for each one, but we'll point you in the right direction—a lot of the time the fixes are the same, and involve malware scans, or software resets, or hardware replacements.
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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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Suffice to say that it stars Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph as a married couple stuck in a rut, and that nearly every one of its eight episodes ends with something unexpected that resets the show for what follows.
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It lacks the high purpose of the Obama administration's wholesale reconfigurations—or resets, in diplomatic parlance—of how the U.S. engages with countries like Russia, Iran, and Cuba, which involved an active agenda over years to change ossified relationships.
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Elon Musk is the greatest car salesman who has ever lived, and Cybertruck is a flamboyant effort to create a Tesla "halo" vehicle that resets the company&aposs story and helps it to escape from its current design rut.
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While new CLO issuance year-to-date is down from 2015, volume of CLO refinancings and resets has picked up as managers seek to cut interest rates and extend maturities ahead of risk-retention rules, which take effect in December.
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Yet rather than fire away, Babbit drags Lopez away from the rim and resets the play, all so the Heat can exploit a better mismatch in the post: Plays like that seem simple enough, but they require trust and unselfishness.
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Much like Lucas with the prequel trilogy, the latest Fantastic Beasts films are an earlier story that the creator of the franchise claims represents their original intent for their franchise, even as it retroactively resets whole chunks of that franchise.
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In the Nasdaq speech, she asked the industry to take three voluntary steps: a 90-day foreclosure moratorium on subprime loans, a five-year freeze on resets of adjustable-rate mortgages, and status reports on the number of modified loans.
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The ping-pong of messages volleyed back and forth between House and Senate leaders included more than a few winks and nods that this whole process resets itself once the 126-page measure makes its way north across Capitol Hill.
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"Essentially a chairlift motor with a snowplow on it," Mr. Coors said, the mechanism travels beneath a central pier, creating waves that flow off both sides until it reaches the end, where it resets and runs back the other way.
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How to factory reset an Xbox OneIf all the resets and other troubleshooting tricks don't have your Xbox One working again, it's time for a factory reset that will wipe all your data but might just restore the hardware itself.1.
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It will be all the more impressive knowing that the cast and crew were shot through with a frigid North Atlantic wind that whipped everyone during filming, and sent them all flying back to the on-set coffee cart during resets….
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Though research on 225C-B is scant, users also suggest that one's tolerance to it resets after roughly 22 hours—again different to MDMA, where even taking it once every few months leaves people chasing diminishing highs with increasing amounts.
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For a less tragic Shakespearean tragedy this month, The Public is also offering, at its mother ship in the East Village, Mike Lew's "Teenage Dick" — a coproduction with Ma-Yi Theater that resets "Richard III" as a high school comedy.
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For some, a rewarding year-end tradition is settling in with a map and a glass of wine, tallying up all the places traveled in the past year — and making a fresh list of cities to visit once the calendar resets.
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Click the "Start in Safe Mode" button and see if you get the same script errors when visiting those pages; the same dialogue box also offers the Refresh Firefox option, which resets the browser's preferences and removes added extensions and themes.
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Former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce Mary Jo Jacobi told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Monday that she would be closely watching Putin's words this week to understand if Russia aims to step in as the U.S. resets its Middle East influence.
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With her crew of Girls, Girls, Girls (queer, BIPOC, and feminist artists who share Matharu's artist fee), Matharu resets the tone of the exhibition from resistance to that of survivance, of being in limbo, between life and death, like a ghost.
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Here are three ways to deal with zooming in your web browser: "Control" (or "Command" on Mac) plus "0" resets it to default "Control" (or "Command" on Mac) plus "+" zooms in "Control" (or "Command" on Mac) plus "-" zooms out Source: Reddit.
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Although the accounts were stolen during a previously disclosed breach, and Dropbox says it has already forced password resets, it was not known how many users had been affected, and only now is the true extent of the hack coming to light.
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So unlike the Gregorian calendar, which uses year, month and date format, the GPS date is a "week number," or WN. The WN is transmitted as a 10-bit field in navigation messages and rolls over or resets to zero every 1,024 weeks.
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When it comes to stealing identities, hackers seem to have an unlimited stash of weapons, including brute-force attacks, dictionary attacks, phishing, social engineering, man-in-the-middle, key-loggers, password resets from recovery emails and wholesale theft of passwords from databases.
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If not redeemed, their coupon resets with reference to the mid-swap rate, a widely used rate related to interbank lending rates (so a bond issued at 8% when the swap rate was 2% would reset to 11% if rates rose to 5%).
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However, researchers at cybersecurity firm ElcomSoft have found a loophole that resets the one-hour counter so long as you plug a USB accessory into the iPhone's Lightning port, regardless of whether the phone has ever connected to that accessory in the past.
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Motherboard verified a number of the accounts by using the associated usernames to successfully request password resets, contacting people included in the data dump, and also engaging with customer support representatives to confirm that email addresses were linked to the spyware companies.
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Cohen resets his life's 'compass' Cohen has asked the court for a non-custodial sentence after he admitted tax fraud and lying to Congress about Trump's business aspirations in Moscow to preserve the President's political narrative that he had no ties to Russia.
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Flicking the switch to Off actually resets your advertising ID, so you can turn it off and on again to start with a clean slate, if you don't mind targeted ads but think the various tracking services Microsoft uses have you all wrong.
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"Buffy," written by Jordie Bellaire, illustrated by Dan Mora, colored by Raúl Angulo and lettered by Ed Dukeshire, reboots the character and her friends and resets them to their high school days — in contemporary times, not 1997, when her television series debuted.
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Ms. O'Connell's aria resets the entire play on a different plane, and one of the reasons you never want it to end (even as you can't believe she's still pulling it off) is that you know Mr. Bock will not stop there.
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Ms. O'Connell's aria resets the entire play on a different plane, and one of the reasons you never want it to end (even as you can't believe she's still pulling it off) is that you know Mr. Bock will not stop there.
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Read more: A new book tells the story of what it's like to lose your short-term memory at the age of 33Even though Riley's memory "resets," she said she does recognize the hardship that it places upon her family and others who support her.
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One other important thing to note about the fee credit is that it resets on the calendar year, meaning that I was able to use it in the last months of 1003 and then again in early 2019 well ahead of my annual fee.4.
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It shows local and home time via two jumping hour displays (the hours appear on rotating discs that "jump" forward every hour), at 5 and 11 o'clock on the dial, while the minutes are indicated by a retrograde central hand that resets every 23 minutes.
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The turning over of the calendar year resets the accumulation of qualifying miles and dollars that airlines track to assign status, so if you're planning to stick with a particular carrier to reap the potential benefits of loyalty, January is the time to start.
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For example, Buttigieg's plan resets the number of employment-based visas every two years, based on the needs of the economy, rather than the current outdated system of inflexible quotas, caps and monthly visa bulletins where visa availability ebbs and flows like the tide.
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Related columns: - Oil prices contend with strengthening dollar (Reuters, July 20) - Global economic slowdown is likely and necessary later in 2018 or 2019 (Reuters, July 17) - Hedge funds quiet before oil-price plunge (Reuters, July 16) - Brent stumbles as market resets after long rally (Reuters, July 12)
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Both George W. Bush and Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE had their thaws and "resets" with Russia that ended in tears.
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But the critical savaging Fantastic Beasts has been getting doesn't give it enough credit for the way it resets the Potterverse's expectations, dialing back the darkness and establishing a new normal that leaves time for the things that were always fun and exciting about this world.
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"The team showed for the first time that measles resets the human immune system back to an immature baby-like state with only limited ability to respond to new infections," said a press release from the Wellcome Sanger Institute, which contributed to the Science Immunology study.
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With coaches calling for more 3-pointers than ever before and greenlighting shots earlier and earlier in the 24-second shot clock — along with a new rule that resets the shot clock at 14 seconds on offensive rebounds — teams are averaging 100.0 possessions per 48 minutes leaguewide.
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Related columns: - Oil market hits a cyclical pause (Reuters, July 24) - Hedge funds slash bullish oil positions after prices peak (Reuters, July 23) - Hedge funds quiet before oil-price plunge (Reuters, July 16) - Brent stumbles as market resets after long rally (Reuters, July 12) Editing by David Evans
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This original performance from the fertile brains of Marcia Belsky and Melissa Stokoski resets the backdrop of the original Margaret Atwood novel and Hulu original series to Brooklyn in the not-too-distant future, populated by millennials (it may be a dystopian future, but some things never change).
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And Mr. Meehan's decision resets the calculus for a field of at least three Democrats vying for their party's nomination to run in the sprawling district, which is considered among the most severely gerrymandered in the country and which Hillary Clinton narrowly carried in the 2016 presidential election.
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Say you opened the card in November — you can earn the full $203 credit before the calendar year ends, then once the credit resets on January 1, get it again before your next annual fee posts, meaning you can get up to $400 in value from this credit each year.
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Barring that simple fix, here are four more ways to fix an iPhone with a black camera screen:Switch cameras or close the app and reopen itToggling from the forward-facing to the rear-facing camera usually resets the Camera app, bringing the view through the selected lens back into focus.
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" Michael McFaul, a Stanford professor who was ambassador to Moscow under President Barack Obama and an architect of one of those ill-fated "resets" with Moscow, said Mr. Trump was unlikely to find Mr. Putin an easy leader to deal with unless he "delivers concessions without asking for anything in return.
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Questioning the crawl More research is needed to scientifically support the argument that crawling "resets" your central nervous system, at least within the physician community, said Dr. Scott Simpson, a faculty member at the Stony Brook University School of Medicine, who specializes in sports medicine at Stony Brook Orthopaedic Associates.
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"We expect the second half of 2018 to be just as busy as the first half, due to strong demand for CLO debt and equity, many second half 2016 vintage CLOs coming off of non-call , and many 2014 vintage CLOs seeking to extend their reinvestment periods via resets," said Majewski.
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Cover bands set up on the sidewalk and hump as helpfully as they can through inspirational songs that aren't too hard to play; there is a special emphasis on Bill Conti's Rocky theme, to the point where it appears to be playing on a stumbling loop that resets every ten blocks or so.
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Upon facing the electoral judgment of her persona for the first time, Hillary Rodham Clinton began what has gradually evolved into a precarious shadow game with the American public — a ritualized series of reveals, retreats and resets, each iteration seemingly more freighted with recrimination and self-doubt than the one preceding it.
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The problem is that if you've already scrolled down, your page resets when some off-screen ad loads and you're suddenly looking at a completely different part of the page (and 90 percent of the time, that jump seems to happen right when you're trying to click on a link and you somehow end up tapping on an ad…).
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Building a TV show around a time loop is such a natural fit for a medium where every single episode resets to a status quo that it's a wonder no one has ever done it quite as well as Russian Doll, a brilliant dark comedy co-created by star Natasha Lyonne, director Leslye Headland, and Amy Poehler.
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A disciplinary order sets in, in which we buy ourselves more time by sipping drinks slowly, leaving a cold pool collecting dust at the bottom of the paper cup, or setting up a meeting two hours into our time — at which point, we hope, the clock resets because we "referred a friend" to the goods on sale.
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I saw a glitch or two along the way — it took a few resets before my SIM would activate, the notifications bar seemed to crash twice, the camera app felt a bit shaky at times… but things like that are all part of the deal with a brand new phone from a brand new team, and I've already seen them issue patches.
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Despite numerous visits with multiple doctors across the country, they have not yet found a solution to her condition — a form of amnesia caused by a traumatic brain injury that resets her brain while she sleeps, causing her to forget everything that happened the day before, according to Fox8, which has produced a 12-part series and podcast, Caitlin Can't Remember.
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Nadia and Alan struggle to find a way to end the loop, only starting to realize that they need to first seek the emotional closure that will help them move on to the next step of their own personal recovery processes, and then must try to help each other live through the night once the loop resets one final time.
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Candace describes it as "a fever of repetition, of routine," and its victims find themselves going through the motions of their daily lives, now emptied of meaning, again and again and again: A mother sets the table for her family and then resets it, a little girl pages through her favorite book while she holds it upside down, a young woman tries on all of her clothes.
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The FBI document provides a long list of recommendations for recipients of the alert, such as establishing out-of-band means of communications for discussing how to deal with any intrusions; ensuring that all devices have logging enabled; pushing network-wide password resets to all domain, local, and machine accounts; trying to identify self-signed encrypted traffic in order to detect intrusions, and patching all systems for critical vulnerabilities.
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The next it's the middle of July, strawberries gone and sour cherries on their way out, passable corn coming in from the farms down south, pretty good tomatoes, too, and before long there'll be fireworks going for Labor Day and everyone back in hard shoes for those meetings with the senior VPs, the kind that end with resets and pivots, everyone laddering up toward deliverables, iterative releases, the language of woe.
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"Today's final rule resets the clock for certain portions of the agency's effluent guidelines for power plants, providing relief from the existing regulatory deadlines while the agency revisits some of the rule's requirements," EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE said in a statement.
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