Do you stay in touch with the couples you marry?
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So I need to stay in touch with the old town.
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You've got to stay in touch with who you really are.
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Stay in touch with your emotions, but don't let them control you.
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I needed it to stay in touch with friends who live abroad.
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Casey Newton: Well, you've gotta stay in touch with the teens, y'all.
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Do the still-local Apleys stay in touch with a family diaspora?
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It's very difficult for me to stay in touch with my family.
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INTERNATIONAL CALLS We stay in touch with Tokyo and London a lot.
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Since we launched in December we've heard from parents around the country that Messenger Kids has helped them stay in touch with their children and has enabled their children to stay in touch with family members near and far.
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Join a Slack community, or stay in touch with coworkers from previous gigs.
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The family uses Viber to stay in touch with their relatives in Iraq.
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Of course, Philipps didn't need a reunion to stay in touch with Williams.
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They can also use Edovo to stay in touch with their loved ones.
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He also said it's important that people stay in touch with one another.
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And of course work with the promoters and stay in touch with them.
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Group chats can be a great way to stay in touch with people.
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It is a good way to stay in touch with our young people.
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I would say, no matter what you do, stay in touch with your creativity.
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Do you stay in touch with him much, as either a friend or mentor?
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Try to prioritize sleep, and stay in touch with your emotions through active observation.
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It helped me stay in touch with lots of customers and make many sales.
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I hope so, and I'll stay in touch with them to track their progress.
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And finally, David recommends a way to stay in touch with your childhood self.
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And that it's really important to stay in touch with some of your oldest friends.
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I continued to stay in touch with those stranded neighbors through a group Facebook page.
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Be sure to stay in touch with your loan servicer about your first due date.
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I've been using it to stay in touch with my family and I love it.
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"I know we will stay in touch with one another for a lifetime," he said.
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He has politically vulnerable members to stay in touch with and keep the pulse of.
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Being so rich, how is he going to stay in touch with the average person?
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"I still stay in touch with some of the girls [from my season]," she said.
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It's been important to her to stay in touch with the people who knew her before.
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If you merely want to stay in-touch with friends and family, then Facebook is essential.
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Are you going to stay in touch with the women now that the film is finished?
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On the one hand, it's a great way to stay in touch with friends and family.
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Small firms that relied on WhatsApp to stay in touch with customers would be cast adrift.
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I plan to enjoy the great outdoors and stay in touch with my friends and supporters.
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I use technology to stay in touch with my teams even when I am far away.
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The average American uses eight apps to communicate with friends and stay in touch with people.
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The company's app helps physicians stay in touch with patients, and prevent readmission to the hospital.
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"I stay in touch with him and his team a lot," Huma Abedin, one of Mrs.
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Shaw said he wants to stay in touch with those families, as well as the survivors.
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It is the way I stay in touch with others with like interests around the globe.
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Most stay in touch with the judges and their social workers even after the program ends.
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"We got you a phone, so you can stay in touch with us," Ms. Bachert said.
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I ended up pretty desperate to stay in touch with the creative power that books have.
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Demandware helps companies like Adidas, Brooks Brothers, Lacoste and Tory Burch stay in touch with their customers.
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She asked me to stay in touch with Dave as he needed help with his health issues.
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"It's a really convenient way to stay in touch with people you want to motivate," he says.
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I took the Furbo home hoping that it would help me stay in touch with my dog.
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I stay in touch with these two friends this way, and it's fostered a great group dynamic.
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Zuckerberg: …to communicate with their friends and stay in touch with people, ranging from text to email.
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I needed Facebook to stay in touch with friends and family while living out of the country.
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Manafort continued to stay in touch with White House officials long past the point we knew prior.
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In other words, these prospects we regularly stay in touch with are in their own separate category.
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It's not easy to stay in touch with the world outside, but the herders have found ways.
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He said his family spent thousands of dollars on phone calls to stay in touch with him.
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Tell me a little bit more about the way you stay in touch with your future self.
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Mr. Braithwaite did not stay in touch with his London students, but was often asked about them.
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"There are positive aspects—it can help people stay in touch with friends and family," Carson says.
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I look at it as a way to learn things, kinda stay in touch with what's happening.
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Last year, he and his siblings struggled to stay in touch with their father, who was living independently.
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And what if you could stay in touch with somebody you went to college with 230 years ago?
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Princess Cruises says it has given guests free WiFi and telephones to stay in touch with their families.
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It's like how do you stay in touch with the actual people who are out here buying music.
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Simpson said he completed a computer course that has helped him stay in touch with his four children.
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There are several other apps on the Apple Watch in which you can stay in touch with friends.
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Try limiting your news exposure to manageable periods of time, and stay in touch with friends and family.
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She alleges she had sex with Trump in July 2006 and continued to stay in touch with him.
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The key is to stay in touch with your manager and your HRBP on any feedback you receive.
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Microsoft has spoken repeatedly about how it wants to help non-office workers stay in touch with Teams.
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Reza said it becomes difficult to stay in touch with Morvarid in Tehran when protests break out there.
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"Since we launched in December we've heard from parents around the country that Messenger Kids has helped them stay in touch with their children and has enabled their children to stay in touch with family members near and far," Facebook said in a statement to WIRED in response to the letter.
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Though she did not stay in touch with her high school friend, Frankel and Shields shared other mutual pals.
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And apps like FaceTime and WhatsApp have made it easier for us to stay in touch with one another.
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The social network offers ways to stay in touch with friends, plan and discover events, share photos and more.
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Murderer Ted Bundy attempted to stay in touch with his defense attorney John Henry Browne before he was executed.
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He's continued to stay in touch with the White House, and with Trump directly, to offer guidance on nominations.
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"Best Career Advice: "Stay in touch with old coworkers and meet them for lunch or drinks when you can.
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But the fact that it's possible to stay in touch with social networks have made those things socially unacceptable.
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I'll stay in touch with Kamalle and the other families, and when there's news, we'll bring you the story.
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Over 250 CS&E circles now exist worldwide, and most stay in touch with members from their summer groups.
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So sometimes it's to stay in touch with those five people, and in that case, it's a smaller group.
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To stay in touch with future privacy developments, the people and organizations quoted above offer some great starting places.
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Researchers at Happify found that singles were more likely to stay in touch with their parents, friends, and neighbors.
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We appreciate the researcher responsibly reporting this and our security team will continue to stay in touch with them.
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Stone wasn't on the campaign at the time, though he did stay in touch with Trump during the election.
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Casey Newton: Tell us, what is the main way that you stay in touch with people you care about?
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I know firsthand how important it is to stay in touch with those we love but cannot see regularly.
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I wish I had also spent the time to stay in touch with everybody I met along the way.
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Both internet and guest stateroom telephone services remain complimentary so that guests may stay in touch with their families.
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Sophisticated wifi and Bluetooth wireless chips have allowed drones to stay in touch with their owners over longer distances.
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Why would those who have been sexually assaulted by someone close to them stay in touch with their abuser?
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Do whatever you need to do to stay in touch with the art and the craft that you love.
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Both internet and guest stateroom telephone services remain complimentary so that guests may stay in touch with their families.
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What are other ways that people can stay in touch with the people they will be in 20 years?
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He said it was important to reflect on what had happened and to stay in touch with the family.
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The average American uses eight different apps to communicate with their friends and stay in touch with people. Okay.
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Working at WWD, I met a whole lot of warm-hearted, interesting, fun people who I stay in touch with.
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The well-heeled corporations of the world simply build world-spanning antenna networks to stay in touch with their satellites.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked his officials to stay in touch with the states at risk from cyclone Fani.
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ML: However old you are, it's always a good idea to make friends and stay in touch with your friends.
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He said Spencer Chauvin made it a point to stay in touch with officials and track water levels each day.
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"It's hard for me to be away from my grandkids, yes, but I'll stay in touch with them," Voight said.
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We use clients like Slack and Convo to stay in touch with colleagues throughout the day for more immediate messages.
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They let Woods stay in touch with the American team captain, Davis Love III, and the four other vice captains.
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Now I work, I pay rent, I have to stay in touch with my friends, and I have a girlfriend.
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It was probably a great way for the team to really stay in touch with what customers needed and wanted.
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Research has shown that survivors of sexual assaults often stay in touch with their assailants, for a variety of reasons.
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Stay in touch with people you think you might want to use as a reference throughout your career, he added.
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It's easier than ever to stay in touch with technology and apps such as FaceTime, Facebook Messenger, Skype and WhatsApp.
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Given the relative expense of connecting to the internet, Cubans use it mostly to stay in touch with relatives and friends.
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The class was four hours with a model, and it was a way for me to stay in touch with painting.
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If it is no longer supported, you can still stay in touch with friends and family using Skype on other devices.
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They are intended to allow lawmakers to stay in touch with their constituents; they are not free passes to escape responsibility.
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We can stay in touch with our friends all the time on Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat, and, of course, by texting.
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They have a Facebook groupchat so they can stay in touch with each other and help one another out if needed.
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They had had good experiences there along with bad ones, and they hoped to stay in touch with friends they'd made.
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As coronavirus keeps people indoors, we're all flocking to video chat services to stay in touch with colleagues, friends and family.
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"That's why we need to stay in touch with actual earnings with actual companies, so we see what's worth buying" here.
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" She then says in a shaky voice, "And I finally got my own phone to stay in touch with my mom.
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And without Montefiore as a haven, the kids he was able to stay in touch with were scattered and without protection.
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Alferness will report to Pinterest CEO Ben Silbermann, and Kendall will stay in touch with the company in an advisory role.
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This helps you stay in touch with your health from a macro and micro level, even if you only check in sporadically.
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This makes it increasingly difficult to ignore these artists, especially for the casual listener trying to stay in touch with new music.
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NCLR and mitú then stay in touch with the user, assisting them in completing the process by alerting them about important deadlines.
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I'm just letting you know that you'll have to be very proactive to stay in touch with the people you care about.
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I'm on it every day for work, but I also use it to stay in touch with the locations I care about.
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Refugees arriving in Europe are using Facebook to stay in touch with their loved ones back home and find new communities here.
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Both measures would try to rein in companies that charge exorbitant rates for prisoners to stay in touch with the outside world.
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And some detainees are scrambling to come up with funds to make calls so they can stay in touch with their families.
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I understood the reach of WhatsApp from personal experience: It's the only way I stay in touch with my cousins in Delhi.
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I hope to stay in touch with them as they continue to build their adult lives, with all the trials that entails.
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Whatever your thoughts on Facebook's policies, Facebook's Portal is still my two kids' favorite way to stay in touch with my parents.
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He also shared some useful practical tips, as to how we should live our lives, and stay in touch with one another.
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You can even make hands-free calls and messages to stay in touch with friends and family via their own Alexa products.
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The networks would stay in touch with the families of the deceased and construct sentimentalized narratives on the aftermath of the tragedies.
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As the correspondents report, they stay in touch with Julie, updating her on interviews and talking through the tops of their articles.
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This phone likely didn't allow Trump to tweet, and Trump sees tweets as a key way to stay in touch with his supporters.
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We're excited to stay in touch with them, and also about the prospect to potentially welcome them back to the company one day.
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"You stay in touch with him, you work him, protect him to keep him from being stolen by the other side," Baker said.
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Private companies charge obscene prices to families trying to stay in touch with incarcerated family members; sometimes as high as $10 a minute.
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And it's been made more complicated by the bevy of ways, both electronic and IRL, that we now stay in touch with people.
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To how we are entertained to how we shop, order our food and get our transportation and stay in touch with one another.
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For three days, Zhang Jun said he was able to stay in touch with Liang via WeChat, China's most popular social media platform.
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Customers can schedule visits through the app, and stay in touch with their concierge to make sure everything is completed to their specifications.
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Gabrielle was able to stay in touch with her parents, too, texting on WhatsApp and sending a video Dolores later posted to Instagram.
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We want to be very responsive and stay in-touch with the community — actually be there, listening to them, responding to their feedback.
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"The average American uses eight different apps to communicate with their friends and stay in touch with people," Facebook wrote in its response.
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They can't write emails or Facebook messages, they can't work a phone — they're basically just harder to stay in touch with, aren't they?
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Not just once a year but continuously over the year, people continue to stay in touch with each other and help each other.
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I stay in touch with places that I still have an emotional connection with, including Barcelona and areas in Germany, China and Japan.
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Let this be a lesson to all of us, try to stay in touch with the people you really love and care about.
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As the Corner Office columnist and a business reporter, it's my job to stay in touch with chief executive officers around the country.
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Use your phone sparingly but stay in touch with emergency contacts to let them know where you are and how you are doing.
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While it's nice to occasionally see updates from family across the country, I don't need Facebook in order to stay in touch with relatives.
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By voting against the caps, these guys voted against 2.7 million children who are just trying to stay in touch with their incarcerated parents.
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People want to stay in touch with each other, to be entertained and to express themselves, whatever their income and wherever they call home.
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It's how we book reservations for hotels and planes, check the weather, stay in touch with friends and family, and keep track of finances.
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It's also a good idea to stay in touch with family and let them know how and where to reach you during an emergency.
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Whether or not you're keeping up with the NBA Finals, there's one major reason to stay in touch with what happens on the court.
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Of course, if you want to stay in touch with your friends and share pictures, memories and more Facebook is the platform of choice.
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Most of the studies he examined seem to show that the technology helps children stay in touch with their friends and make new ones.
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Thanks to advancements in technology, kids today can stay in touch with parents and friends without having to place a call over the landline.
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Conversely, feeling like I was struggling to stay in touch with the scene made it less likely that I'd tune in for major matchups.
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Losing Facebook has been a difficult blow to the many residents who rely on it to stay in touch with families overseas, she said.
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West Africans move around a lot, so WhatsApp allows them a free way to stay in touch with family members living in other countries.
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Far from shuttering, we also spoke about Cocoon, a new company that wants to help you stay in touch with those who matter most.
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Some treated YouTube like a diary, or used it to stay in touch with each other, or posted about the things they bought at Topshop.
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"I need to stay in touch with my wife back home," he says, sitting in a grubby tent in the Oinofyta migrant camp, near Athens.
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But at $1.20 per contact per year, SuperPhone might be too expensive for influencers or artists trying to stay in touch with a big audience.
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For a struggling family whose former breadwinner may be locked up, that's a lot of money just to stay in touch with a loved one.
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According to Deadline, her character finds herself struggling to stay in touch with the younger generation, even though she's dedicated her career to championing women.
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Once I left home to attend college, I started using social media as a way to stay in touch with friends all over the world.
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But overwhelmingly they use these devices to stay in touch with each other — whether that's via Facebook, WhatsApp, Snapchat, iMessage, Instagram, email and so on.
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The outreach workers, some of them former gang members, stay in touch with friends and relatives of shooting victims in an attempt to prevent retaliation.
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As it stands, many commissioning parents choose not to stay in touch with their surrogates, and some change their minds after agreeing to do so.
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The committee has continued to stay in touch with Flynn's attorneys as he's pleaded guilty and subsequently cooperated with Mueller, one of the sources said.
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The Echo Spot and Show have video chat capabilities, so you can stay in touch with the grad as they're off doing their own thing.
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Equally, retailers could still do more to stay in touch with their increasingly fickle customers, argues Fiona Davis of Women in Retail, a lobby group.
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He is allowed one 15-minute phone call a day, which he uses to stay in touch with his anticorruption group, the Anti-Corruption Foundation.
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Businesses clustered around hubs of investment, in places where skilled workers could stick around after school, hop between jobs, and stay in touch with contacts.
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There are many ways I stay in touch with my constituents — telephone town halls, FaceTime, Skype, email newsletters, social media, letters, phone conversations and texts.
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While her family has updated fans on her condition, she has given any interviews, instead using Instagram to stay in touch with fans during her recovery.
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But as you head into your 20s and 303s, being strategic and thoughtful about who you stay in touch with will benefit you in many ways.
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I think this is now a global phenomenon; I'll stay in touch with my friends in Europe and see what they're up to and going through.
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Stash made sure to stay in touch with its users, reassuring them that markets can experience downturns but investing should be done for the long run.
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But we also understand if that many people want or have to stay on Facebook to do their job or stay in touch with their family.
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When kids are involved, there are so many logistical reasons why you'd want or have to stay in touch with your ex's family after a breakup.
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These families should not have to choose between putting food on the table and being able to stay in touch with their loved ones in prison.
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Check to see when your first payment is due and stay in touch with your loan servicer or lender to stay on top of your loans.
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It might seem scary, but it's best to stay in touch with your servicer and open all mail — electronic or paper — that relates to your debt.
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It allowed me to stay in touch with you in an indirect way, and know things going on in your life that you weren't telling me.
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Also, Barmada and her team plan to stay in touch with attendees who make public pledges so that the summit isn't just a one off-event.
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Johnson and the Lakers continue to communicate, though, on a regular basis, and he is allowed to stay in touch with any of the current players.
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Dear Heloise: It's always nice to use social media to stay in touch with friends and family, but beware of shopping online through social media sites.
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This week's TechCrunch podcasts This week's Equity looks at Cocoon, a Y Combinator-backed startup that wants to help users stay in touch with close friends.
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The report goes on to say that the Agalarovs continued to stay in touch with the Trump team for months afterward, including about the Magnitsky Act.
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Products like WhatsApp have become an important part of my life — making it so much easier to stay in touch with my own family and friends.
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In other words, having the same moon and rising sign actually helps you stay in touch with your emotional side, even when you're in an unfamiliar setting.
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Each dance in Dancorcism is designed to keep energy flowing through the chakras so you can stay in touch with the emotions associated with them, Attias explains.
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Like many immigrants in adopted countries around the world today, Mbaye and his family stay in touch with their homeland by telephone, the internet and satellite television.
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It wasn't just another win-at-all-costs business, but the place where you post your baby photos and stay in touch with your friends from college.
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When people get into relationships, they tend to be more insular, whereas single people also stay in touch with friends, neighbors, siblings, and parents, Dr. DePaulo says.
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But thankfully, that's been changing, thanks to accepting faith leaders and brave LGBTQ+ individuals who manage to stay in touch with their faiths despite unfriendly religious environments.
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"I think they key to that is to be able to grow up, but also be able to stay in touch with your childhood side," Harry said.
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Mr Costa thinks it is essential for Aboriginals to maintain their connection to the land, to stay in touch with their culture and preserve supportive social structures.
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"Once we started talking, I thought, 'Okay, I really need to stay in touch with this guy somehow," Ben recalls of meeting his now brother-in-law.
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Helping smaller cities also benefits countries by allowing migrants to stay in touch with family in rural areas, and by spreading economic growth more evenly, Unakul said.
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He said that like many other parents, he and his wife, Chirlane, gave their kids cell phones so that they could stay in touch with their family.
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Now you're in a world where your doctor says I'd like to use this system to stay in touch with you and guide you through your recovery.
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Yes, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat are great ways to stay in touch with people and keep up with the news, but they're also fantastic snooping tools.
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Chambers has been able to stay in touch with his team, particularly young startup CEOs, from within his Silicon Valley home, thanks to advanced video conferencing tools.
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Business Insider wants to hear from people who had previously quit Facebook but recently rejoined to stay in touch with friends and family during the coronavirus outbreak.
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She was particularly passionate about the prison call issue, saying inmates are subject to exorbitant rates that make it hard to stay in touch with family members.
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"It allows us to stay in touch with consumers between huge, tent-pole releases," said Strauss Zelnick, the chief executive of Take-Two, in a phone interview.
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For a while she tried to stay in touch with Charles, but he never sounded pleased to hear from her; she understood that she had failed him.
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"I finally got my own phone to stay in touch with my mom," she says tearfully, just after texting an "I love you" message to her mother.
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To stay in touch with customers, Mr. Wilmers hosted regular dinners for them, inviting 50 to 60 at a time and appearing at each one to mingle.
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More than 90 percent of those under 45 said that a smartphone helps them stay in touch with friends and family and keep up with current events.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a meeting of top officials on Thursday and asked them to stay in touch with the states at risk, a government statement said.
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Like everyone else, Sarah packed the basics last: functional, comfortable clothes and the electronics she needed to work from home and stay in touch with family and friends.
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Services like Google couldn't organize the world's information and Facebook couldn't provide ways to stay in touch with distant family to everyone if they didn't have ad revenue.
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The internet is great because it makes it easy to stay in touch with friends and family, but it can also be a scary place, especially for kids.
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Group exercise classes and a small plastic lunch box containing several prepaid cellular phone coupons, are ways that Mthiyane uses to stay in touch with friends and family.
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As a kid who grew up biracial in a mostly white environment, music was one of the things that helped me stay in touch with who I am.
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Sometimes I find a sympathetic guard and tell him everything I'm going through — how I'm trying to stay in touch with my family, and how hard it is.
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And, in an age of social media socialization, teenagers use messaging apps to stay in touch with friends and make social plans, some of which can be positive.
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"In the same way that we've tried to keep minimalism in our life, we try to stay in touch with all the people we've met," Ms. Horsten said.
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Afterward, the volunteers stay overnight, where they're monitored for any side-effects; they then stay in touch with the researchers via phone every day for the next week.
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"I finally got my own phone to stay in touch with my mom," she says, closing her eyes at the sound of a door opening and footsteps approaching.
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A youth leader for the governing Bharatiya Janata Party told us he used WhatsApp to stay in touch with voters he was assigned to track in his state.
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Download for iPhone Download for Android Google Allo isn't very popular, but it's still a really fun way for friends to stay in touch with groups of people.
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An online version of the book will be updated every two to three months, allowing readers to stay in touch with the creation of government agencies or campaigns.
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As her year at Collington comes to a close this August, she plans to stay in touch with the residents, many of whom she now views like family.
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We're very focused on helping people share and connect more, because the purpose of our service is to help people stay in touch with family, friends and communities.
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You'll be able to stay in touch with them over iMessage when they have Wi-Fi, or FaceTime, and at $200 it's cheaper than Apple's entry-level $329 iPad.
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Though she didn't stay in touch with her classmate, Frankel and Shields share other mutual pals and began dating in 2016, several months after he separated from his wife.
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The devices have allowed them to stay in touch with family back home, through social media or messaging services like WhatsApp, or to navigate often dangerous trips across borders.
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She's managed to stay in touch with her niece, and the girl's mother, but noted the two haven't been able to speak to each other since they were separated.
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Rough terrain, lack of internet and weak phone services make it difficult for insurance agents to reach and stay in touch with potential customers in rural areas, he said.
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And the swimmer says that while she's in Rio she'll stay in touch with her fans back home as much as possible, posting photo updates on Twitter and Instagram.
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Though she didn't stay in touch with her classmate, Frankel and Shields shared other mutual pals and began dating in 2016, several months after he separated from his wife.
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With his support and help from a government-sponsored program, she was able to switch to digital hearing aids that allowed her to stay in touch with her team.
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More than 150 outreach workers -- some of them former gang members -- stay in touch with friends and relatives of shooting victims in an attempt to prevent retaliation, he said.
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I think for the most part I stay in touch with a lot of spiritual people that send me text messages or I got to make a call to.
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The biggest problem new Zoom users might face as they try to stay in touch with friends and family is the 40-minute time limit on free video calls.
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Activity directors, senior center staff members and family caregivers: Are there better ways to help elders stay in touch with the friends they care about, or meet new ones?
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They stay in touch with one another in a WeChat group and formally get together twice a year to talk and eat — particularly the hometown favorite, hot dry noodles.
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Stay in touch with the different sensations of each inhale and exhale without looking for anything special to happen — no need to alter or change your breathing, just observe.
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Thanks to the station's space-to-ground communication systems and yes, onboard WiFi, astronauts on the ISS are able to stay in touch with their loved ones back home.
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The Phoenix Mr. Novak also plans to stay in touch with some of the 10,000 Instagram friends he has made since flying to the bachelor party — especially the moms.
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Brady says he's had great relationships and continues to stay in touch with all his previous backups -- from Jimmy G to Matt Cassel -- and anyone saying otherwise is "completely wrong."
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As WhatsApp puts it: "That's nearly one in seven people on Earth who use WhatsApp each month to stay in touch with their loved ones, their friends, and their family."
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Smartphones are ubiquitous in our lives: we rely on them to navigate unfamiliar surroundings, look up information, and stay in touch with people with an ever-growing collection of apps.
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Moreover, even if you knew all 100, or 500, or even 900 people at one point, there simply aren't enough hours in the day to stay in touch with everyone.
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This will give users' time to archive their conversations, if desired, or reach out to anyone via private messaging that they want to stay in touch with in the future.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked his officials and the National Crisis Management Committee to stay in touch with the states at risk from Cyclone Fani, a government statement said.
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And for all of us — but especially those who may be homesick, living thousands of miles away from home — it helps us stay in touch with where we come from.
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It could also offer more ways for sound creators to stay in touch with their fans, as DJs are discovering some concert attendees love their samples more than their sets.
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More recently, some people like Brooklyn resident Sarah Thankam Mathews have created Slack channels -- typically a workplace tool -- to stay in touch with housebound locals in her Bed-Stuy neighborhood.
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In some parts of the world, like Myanmar, Egypt and Indonesia, people rely on Facebook as a primary means to conduct business and stay in touch with friends and family.
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The company, and its main competitor Texas-based Securus Technologies, are frequent targets of critics who say they charge unreasonable rates for inmates to stay in touch with their families.
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Thanks to web-based tools, there are plenty of options for communicating online, ensuring that you can work from home and still easily stay in touch with your co-workers.
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I use it to stay in touch with about 10 of my college friends, who are the folks that I'd rather keep updated on my day-to-day activities anyway.
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Most cities and counties will rely on supervised release programs — in which officials stay in touch with defendants through phone calls or meetings — to ensure people show up to court.
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And in many cases, a quick look through your list of "friends" will reveal dozens of people you hardly know at all and really don't need to stay in touch with.
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Today, smartphones are how we get work done, stay on top of the crazy news cycle, rock out, stay in touch with friends and family, and capture life's most important moments.
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To stay in touch with his culture from afar, Anggelo makes arepas several times a week in the Brooklyn Heights home he shares with his partner, the event producer David Stark.
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The space probe was designed to go beyond Pluto, and is equipped with enough fuel and outfitted with a communication system so it can stay in touch with scientists on Earth.
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There were two factors keeping her on Facebook: She wanted to stay in touch with friends who lived far away, and she served as an administrator for her NGO's Facebook page.
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"I let my kids use that to communicate with my parents, so they can stay in touch with their grandparents easily, [and] their aunts who live across the country," Zuckerberg said.
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" He added, "Our focus is the same as it's always been — giving you a fast, simple and reliable way to stay in touch with friends and loved ones around the world.
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The policy has drawn the ire of those it will affect, with several staffers questioning how they are expected to stay in touch with their families while working 12-hour days.
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You are likely already sharing added domestic and childcare duties, don't add work burdens on top of all that (plus, it's good to continue to stay in touch with your colleagues).
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That year, the New York Times tracked Lent's wider popularity among secular adults, including some who had left the Christian tradition behind but wanted to stay in touch with their roots.
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Toymail – Mobile phones built for kids: Ninety-five percent of kids under the age of 10 in the U.S. don't have cell phones, but parents want to stay in touch with them.
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"Since we launched in December we've heard from parents around the country that Messenger Kids has helped them stay in touch with their children," a Messenger spokesperson told Mashable in a statement.
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Obviously by Joffrey we actually mean Jack Gleeson, the former Game of Thrones star who has now retired from acting (but still clearly likes to stay in touch with his co-stars).
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As a user, I'm glad that Facebook is sticking to its knitting, because the platform is second-to-none as a place to stay in touch with people in your inner circle.
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To stay in touch with friends in the coastal cities in the 1980s, he plugged a computer into a modem and the modem into a phone line and dialed up the internet.
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MZ: The average American uses eight different apps to communicate with their friends and stay in touch with people ranging from text to email— LG: Which is the same service you provide?
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By better than 3 to 1, Americans call the use of smartphones and social media to communicate and stay in touch with people an overall step in the right direction for society.
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France's Julian Alaphilippe retained the overall leader's yellow jersey after his Deceuninck-Quick Step team helped Bora-Hansgrohe control the pace of the bunch to stay in touch with four breakaway riders.
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If you have family all over the country, as I do, or friends you want to stay in touch with, then yes, the Portal TV is a really fun product worth buying.
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Be sure to stay in touch with people you admire and reach out to people with careers you would like to emulate — there's nothing wrong with reaching out and asking for advice.
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In off-the-record remarks to Capitol Hill interns, as reported by Foreign Policy, Kushner said that the Trump campaign struggled to stay in touch with its own representatives across the country.
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The move has prompted widespread frustration among staffers, many of whom are questioning how they are expected to stay in touch with their families and spouses while often working 12-hour days.
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They're someone that comes across as a friendly service, where you use it to connect with your friends and share your birthday and stay in touch with your college roommate, or whatever.
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But this time, users are grappling with new concerns about a platform that helps people to stay in touch with grandparents but has also been used as a tool of Russian interference.
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But the officials at the British Foreign Office apparently determined that Papadopoulos was not a major figure in the Trump campaign and did not stay in touch with him, the Post reported.
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If someone needs help staying sober, Reed and Lara advise them to reach out to someone else who's in recovery, to stay in touch with people who understand what they're going through.
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Now, it's coming to a dorm-like apartment building in the trendy Williamsburg neighborhood of New York so neighbors and roommates can stay in touch with each other more easily, Gothamist reports.
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But ask somebody who's gay, or ask somebody who uses a really cool service to stay in touch with people far away: Would they want to go back 10 years or 20 years?
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We still stay in touch with most of our foster children that have aged out of the system and it warms our hearts when we get phone calls and visits on special occasions.
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I don't miss the false promises to call and stay in touch with the people I deemed family over the howl of some lyrics we both knew, but then never spoke to again.
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American troops, particularly those stationed on larger bases, are often provided Internet services while deployed overseas as part of the military's programs that allow troops to stay in touch with family and friends.
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Hopefully, these new tools will help people feel safer on Facebook, as many rely on it to stay in touch with friends and family, even if they currently don't trust it very much.
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A separate (albeit more informal) study found that non-married people are more likely to stay in touch with friends, neighbors, and family, as well as feel more a part of their communities.
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Cell phones make it easier to have an affairThe advent of cell phones has made it easier to stay in touch with practically anyone, and for cheaters, that can mean their affair partners.
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James O'Brien, the special presidential envoy for hostage affairs, and his deputy, Julia Nesheiwat, are also deeply involved in efforts to win the release of captives and stay in touch with the families.
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As with many places of worship, Brown said that he and his congregation have turned to technology "to stay in touch with one another in spirit and in truth," especially since California Gov.
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With people stuck indoors and seeking the best way to stay in touch with family and friends, the Portal TV is completely sold out on Facebook's website and from retailers like Best Buy.
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I was still using AIM to chat with my friends throughout college at the end of the decade, including to stay in touch with my (not-yet) significant other while she was studying abroad.
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With people stuck indoors and seeking the best way to stay in touch with family and friends, the Portal TV is completely sold out on Facebook's website and from retailers such as Best Buy.
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I've been using it more over the past several weeks to stay in touch with my brother, his wife and my niece in Santa Monica and my brother-in-law and sister in Seattle.
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If e-learning hasn't been set up by your child's school yet, you can get resources from homeschooling networks, or even just help your child stay in touch with classmates on FaceTime or Zoom.
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But if it succeeds, Threads cements itself as where you stay in touch with your favorite people, while pigeonholing other messaging options like SMS, WeChat and Snapchat as noisy channels full of unwanted alerts.
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By making the process more transparent, Members will have to answer for their actions, which creates greater accountability and makes sure Members stay in touch with the most important priorities in their own districts.
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Alcoholic beverages are usually not included in fares, and internet access — a critical way to stay in touch with family — is typically limited to one free hour of Wi-Fi per passenger per day.
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If you're tired of Facebook, or — like me — you have decided you don't trust the company with your private data any longer, there are plenty of other ways to stay in touch with friends.
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We hope that this puts an end to blocks that have punished millions of Brazilians and that people can continue using services like WhatsApp to stay in touch with those who matter to them.
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"Audrina reached out and Kristin [Cavallari] reached out and I stay in touch with them, so they were really excited for me," Montag said about her fellow Hills costars congratulating her on her first pregnancy.
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By exiling an Oculus team to operate remotely from London while developing Rooms, they were forced to think about how to make VR a communication platform so they could stay in touch with loved ones.
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This way, Freyeisen has been able to stay in touch with some people, and has used these connections when she started renting a space in Skid Row, providing sewing and art supplies for free use.
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And after lockdowns disrupted in-person support groups in China, the charity World Vision turned to social platforms including Weibo and WhatsApp to stay in touch with families with child-friendly health messages and advice.
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I had just moved, and it seemed like a good way to stay in touch with old friends, but I soon found myself constantly pulled back into the past and not just the near past.
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The former hospital executive spent $70 million of his own money on his first gubernatorial campaign, and Florida newspapers have chronicled his efforts to stay in touch with campaign donors from his 2014 reelection campaign.
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Officials told CNN that the move prompted widespread frustration among staffers, many of whom are questioning how they are expected to stay in touch with their families and spouses while often working 12-hour days.
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One audience member who got the message loud and clear was Manny Medina, the CEO of Outreach, a Seattle-based company whose software is designed to help salespeople track and stay in touch with customers.
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Business Insider says that the company is considering alternative ways to market Aloha, including brand names separate from Facebook and framing it as a way for the elderly to easily stay in touch with their families.
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With the racers taking turns to speed around the 1,176-meter long track, Randall and Diggins fought to stay in touch with the leaders as the rest of the pack fell away after the halfway point.
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"It's important even after your trust is drafted and funded with assets that you stay in touch with your law firm so if there are changes you can react and aren't caught by surprise," he said.
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"Here's what we know: What Facebook does is increases our ability to stay in touch with our weak ties," she began, referring to a term sociologists coined to describe relationships we have that aren't emotionally close.
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A source close to Rosenstein said he had asked to argue a Supreme Court case last winter in order to stay in touch with the practice of the law, as his current job is largely administrative.
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"I stay in touch with her a little bit — just emails here and there," says Wentz, 38, who is currently on a world tour with Fall Out Boy, which will release its seventh album, Mania, on Friday.
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"The idea is not to just expose people in the short term, but encourage the institutions to stay in touch with these young people, foster their growth, and maybe hire them in the long run," he said.
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Many, if not most of us, have no problems using FaceTime and Skype to stay in touch with our distant loved ones, and are well-acquainted with online delivery services, and maybe too acquainted with streaming video.
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Nick Corasaniti examined how the senators are using digital tools to stay in touch with caucusgoers, and how former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York is trying to make an impact with new advertisements on impeachment.
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I have a number of guy friends I knew before I met my boyfriend, and whom I remain in touch with — some that I see day-to-day, and some that I stay in touch with by email.
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While Chris Pratt is busy working with some of the biggest stars in Hollywood, including Jennifer Lawrence, Denzel Washington and the dinosaurs from Jurassic World, the actor has made sure to stay in touch with his TV family.
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Chris Pratt often uses his Instagram to stay in touch with his fans, but rather than making jokes about his snacks or posting humorous photos from his life, the actor's most recent post is a bit more serious.
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The Bush sisters encouraged Sasha and Malia to "never forget" the White House staffers who lived and worked alongside them during their residence there, and to stay in touch with the Secret Service members who guarded them tirelessly.
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If safety is a concern, there are plenty of dumbphone options that will allow children to stay in touch with parents without providing those same kids unfettered access to the horrors of Dark Web assassination markets or whatever.
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The full results of the pilot are not scheduled to be released until late 2019, while Kela has vowed to stay in touch with the recipients of basic income to assess the long-term impact of the trial.
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That's because they can use Snapchat to connect with their friends and stay in touch with those that are far away, and SoundCloud because it is easy and a good way to find new music and fun remixes.
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The company, which has fewer than 30 employees, fits into the so-called "patient engagement" trend, which involves providing tools for medical providers to stay in touch with their patients outside of the four walls of the doctor's office.
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Verdict: It was nice being able to stay in touch with people at the gym without a phone bulging in my pocket, but I'd be happy unplugging for a while and tracking my workout with a noncellular Apple Watch.
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Whether you use Instagram to follow your favorite celebrities and businesses, promote your own projects, or simply to stay in touch with and share snapshots from your life with family and friends, Instagram has a little something for everyone.
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Facebook will also be offering $100 off if you buy two at a time, and it seems to be hoping people will pick up a pair of Portals, then hand one to a relative they want to stay in touch with.
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Odds are you don't even talk to most of your 'friends' on Facebook, so this might involve sending a few direct messages to the people you want to stay in touch with, but haven't exchanged phone numbers or email addresses with.
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"WhatsApp began as a simple idea: ensuring that anyone could stay in touch with family and friends anywhere on the planet, without costs or gimmicks standing in the way," the messaging app said in a separate blog post on Monday.
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Using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), Tiles stay in touch with nearby phones and other devices, acting as beacons so that you can track them down; if they lose contact, you can still see the last place where their signals were spotted.
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Caroline Hatwell, a 30-year-old IT worker who last year moved away from Britain to live in the U.S., may have found the perfect way to stay in touch with her cats — and it's all thanks to her Mum.
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"The process of figuring out who the right people are, and how to stay in touch with them, is a very challenging one because nobody at Amazon has a phone number or email that they want to share," Thomson said.
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Shop the Converse Renew collection hereThe Chuck Taylor All-Star is cemented in footwear as one of, if not the most timeless sneaker on the planet, but Converse has proven that it's able to stay in touch with modern demands.
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Having a high-powered computer in our pockets and social networks that let us stay in touch with friends may make us better off than the narrow math of gross domestic product — which counts only what we pay for — would suggest.
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"We have outlined and distributed best practices for how and when to alert authorities, and established a communications system for members to stay in touch with one another and share safety and security updates," the group said in a statement.
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"The state of affairs in the Congress party is so dire that the decision makers can't win an election themselves, while the soldiers on ground who stay in touch with the masses are neglected," Tanwar wrote in his resignation letter.
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A man who identified himself as Valentine, said the kiosks, which also offer free domestic calls, help him stay in touch with his son while he's enrolled in a residential drug treatment program in Manhattan; he doesn't have a cellphone.
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Dowdy, who said she makes an effort to stay in touch with female African-American cadets to "offer support," believes the outreach the minority admissions office at West Point is doing is the reason why more minorities are coming to the school.
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Why it matters: Across the six countries, 85% of internet users use it to stay in touch with family and friends, 53% use it for news, 46% use it to make or receive payments, 17% to shop and 14% take online courses.
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Though she did not stay in touch with her high school friend ("We've spoken three times in 25 years," she recently told PEOPLE), Frankel and Shields share other mutual pals and recently began dating, several months after he separated from his wife.
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"It doesn't mean you have to [see your doctor] every week," Dr. Ahn clarifies, but, if you stay in touch with them, they'll be able to help you determine the right dosage and how often you should take CBD for your needs.
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It's the company's biggest phone yet, but the claim is that it has a... The internet is great because it makes it easy to stay in touch with friends and family, but it can also be a scary place, especially for kids.
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Inmarsat was set up in 1979 to enable ships to stay in touch with shore or to call for help in an emergency, but the value of its network has grown with a diversification into services for phone networks and broadband providers.
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When I was in prison, I used Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram—through mailing hard copy letters to my wife—to build a career as a writer and stay in touch with my family, friends, and the world in general during my incarceration.
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"Facebook makes this product, Portal — it's this great video-chat product — and I let my kids use that to communicate with my parents so they can stay in touch with their grandparents easily, their aunts who live across the country," Zuckerberg told Perino.
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Not only do asylum seekers and migrants need the internet on their smartphones to plan their journey towards Europe, he said, they also use it to apply for asylum, and to stay in touch with family through mobile apps like WhatsApp and Facebook.
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They also come at a time when Facebook's core platform is under fire for how it safeguards customer data, as it defends against political efforts to spread false information, and as younger users increasingly prefer alternative ways to stay in touch with family and friends.
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You can, for instance, use an alias as a temporary address you give out to people you don't know all that well while on vacation, and delete the alias again if they don't end up becoming lifelong friends you want to stay in touch with.
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And as social distancing becomes more widespread, with more of us finding ourselves having to work from home or stay in to care for children who can't go to school, it's good to plan some strategies to stay in touch with your support system remotely.
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The emerging art-pop band Sure Sure decided to include a telephone number in its artist bio—a novel way to stay in touch with fans in Chicago and New York, the top cities where the Los Angeles-based band's 805,000 monthly listeners currently live.
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The other main type of user is someone trying to keep tabs on or stay in touch with a distant relative, and normally will buy a device or two for their own home and a device for the family member they are trying to keep tabs on.
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They can no longer send push notifications, and their timelines will no longer refresh automatically — making them useless to people like me who, as a Tweetbot user, relies on a waterfall of tweets cascading down my screen each day to stay in touch with the day's news.
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All of this cultural history is coming to bear on the pipeline protests, as water protectors bring together a mix of ancestral practices and tech know-how, in order to develop their identity, stay in touch with each other and communicate a message to the wider world.
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Shipt differs from other delivery services in that its personal shoppers, who are vetted by the company, stay in touch with a customer as they pick up items in the store, texting if an item is out of stock and alerting them en route to delivery.
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It has three brightness settings for its white light and a strobe feature, which can be valuable during an emergency when you want to be spotted by responders or when you are assisting with an emergency response and need to stay in touch with your team.
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"We look forward to the day when we stop erecting barriers to communication and have a system where all rates and fees paid by friends and family to stay in touch with their loved ones in jail or prison will be just, fair and reasonable," Clyburn and Wheeler said.
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But while researchers maintain that cell phones, along with other forms of technology, have the potential to be distracting, others say that banning cell phones is an over-adjustment, and many claim that having phones in schools can be helpful for students who need to stay in touch with their parents.
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The event, however, is scheduled at the same time as the execution of serial killer Gary Ray Bowles, during which time "everyone is locked down" so Department of Corrections officials can stay in touch with the governor's office, Alex Garcia, who is overseeing Trump's reelection campaign efforts in Florida, told Politico.
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So Osorio carried out a similar plan as Hiddink's with his squad, introducing an online platform last winter to stay in touch with his player pool and promote its physical and mental fitness long before the World Cup (a move that some of the players' club teams did not love).
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"While we regret that relief from high inmate calling rates will be delayed for struggling families and their 2.7 million children trying to stay in touch with a loved one, we are gratified that costly and burdensome ancillary charges will come to an end," Clyburn and Wheeler said in a joint statement.
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Launched with four hospitals and local GPs in 2017, Ok says the ViViDoctor service has been designed to not only make it more convenient for patients to consult with physicians but also make it easier for hospitals and clinics to stay in touch with their patients and in turn reduce readmission rates.
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Until a few years ago most users, asked what they thought of the internet, would have rattled off a list of the things they love about it—that it lets them stay in touch with friends, provides instant access to a huge range of information, sparks innovation, even helps undermine authoritarian regimes.
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"While we regret that relief from high inmate calling rates will be delayed for struggling families and their 2.7 million children trying to stay in touch with a loved one, we are gratified that costly and burdensome ancillary charges will come to an end," Wheeler and Clyburn said in a joint statement.
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" The company did write that it wants to facilitate "someone placing an order with a local bakery or looking at new styles from a clothing store" and "shopkeepers who use WhatsApp to stay in touch with hundreds of customers from a single smartphone", plus offer "an easier way to respond to messages.
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Pierre Garcon caught six passes for 116 yards and a touchdown, and Jamison Crowder had 102 yards and a touchdown on three catches for Washington (6-3-353), which after opening the season with two losses has won six-of-eight to stay in touch with the NFC East-leading Dallas Cowboys.
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Despite his isolation in the Abbottabad compound -- where for security reasons he didn't have phone service or the Internet -- the newly released documents show that bin Laden and his top aides still managed to stay in touch with a range of al Qaeda affiliates and other jihadist groups in Nigeria, North Africa, Pakistan and Yemen.
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"Our bipartisan legislation will help make sure that prison telecommunication rates are fair so family members can more easily afford to stay in touch with incarcerated loved ones, improving the odds that rehabilitated offenders will be able to become productive members of society upon their release," Duckworth said in a statement announcing the bill.
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For people who own an Xbox things get even better with Windows 10, which allows you to stream games from your PC to your console, stay in touch with all your friends via the Xbox app, and even play games purchased on Xbox on your computer (or vice versa) thanks to Microsoft's Play Anywhere initiative.
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Eid dinner always reminds me of one of my favorite aspects of our culture: the way we stay in touch with our extended family—even if I only get to catch up with my second cousins in between my brother chasing me around the house with a lamb skull, one of his favorite pastimes.
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"I think it's great, I would like to use it to stay in touch with my daughters who live abroad but I don't know if I can afford it yet," said Nestor Rodriguez, who said he makes the equivalent of a few dollars a day selling fried pork rinds in Havana's winding colonial streets.
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The parents organization Friends of Breakthrough Schools responded with a statement, saying, "We cannot comment on pending litigation at this time other than to say, Alianna's death was a terrible loss to our entire school community and we have tried to stay in touch with the parents and be supportive to the parents along the way," reports News5 Cleveland.
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"And what's interesting is not only do these letters help me to stay in touch with the people who sent me here or the people who voted against me, but a lot of times they identify problems that might not have percolated up through the various agencies and bureaucracies," Mr. Obama said in the news release.
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Markus and McFeely must stay in touch with the creative teams of all the other Marvel movies to ensure that the franchise's continuity remains intact and characters stay consistent from film to film, and they have to do it all while sticking to release schedules that are announced years in advance, usually at high-profile events.
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Don't get me wrong: I may be occasionally nostalgic for the joys of writing and receiving letters, and even for the disconnected anonymity of travel in an age when nobody knew exactly where you were, but as a parent, I am deeply grateful to be able to stay in touch with my children as they go off adventuring.
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When asked if President Trump is considering a new executive order on immigration, a White House official says, "Nothing's off the table" Mexico warns its citizens living in US to "take precautions" and stay in touch with consular officials after US deports an undocumented mother President Donald Trump says his administration will "be doing something very rapidly" regarding US security.
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We live our lives on the go, iPhone or Android always in hand — because how else would we make dinner reservations, keep track of our finances, check the time, make sure we get from one place to the other, stay in touch with family and friends, and put flattering filters that make even the most mundane of daily activities look enviable?
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Mohammed153D from YC CLIP argued that getting off his favorite apps could actually hurt his friendships: I would never consider to quit any of the social media because I want to stay in touch with my old friends and know about their lifestyle, so you feel like you are close to them even if they are living in a different country.
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His app-based startup brings prison communication into the digital age by turning Instagram-ready photos and captions into postcards accepted at thousands of correctional facilities across the U.S. Through the accompanying Flikshop Angels initiative, children can stay in touch with incarcerated relatives for free, and people staring down lengthy sentences without a support system can register to receive mail from Flikshop users.
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King shared her stories with the rest of the Ladies during a tense dinner in Edinburgh, Scotland, on Tuesday's episode, and now she's opening up to PEOPLE about the darkest period of her life, how she found her will to live again and the heartbreaking way she continues to stay in touch with her children amid their ongoing two-and-a-half-year estrangement.
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During a wide-ranging interview with Motherboard this week, Clyburn vowed to continue fighting to advance net neutrality, as well as her other signature priorities, including expanding affordable broadband access for low-income and underserved communities, and addressing what she calls the "extreme market failure" that forces prison inmates and their families to pay wildly exorbitant phone rates just to stay in touch with their loved ones.
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They tend to agree on most things: They both think it's okay to hook up in the Fantasy Suite (duh), they both think it's okay for partners to have access to each other's social media accounts and they both think it's okay, for the most part, to stay in touch with an ex – in fact, Jade revealed the two have actually gone to Christmas parties with Tanner's high school sweetheart!
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I scheduled video-chat sessions with my professor during their morning office hours and, fortunately, I squeaked past that class with a C-. Even though I made efforts to stay in touch with family and friends, I set limits and prioritized my workMy family was already used to my busy television-news schedule, so even though I didn't get to see them as much, I still made sure to call them often so they knew I was still alive and well.
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Gordon and other experts suggest a five-step approach: —Ask the person if they are thinking about killing themselves —Reduce their access to lethal items or places —Listen carefully to the person and ask how they are thinking and feeling —Help them get them in touch with resources like the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline —Stay in touch with them during and after a crisis or any treatment "Studies have shown the number of suicide deaths goes down when someone follows up with the at-risk person," Gordon said.
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Nowadays, we use Snapchat and WhatsApp to stay in touch with friends, hit up swiping apps to find dates (and then use some of those apps to find new friends, too), and we turn to our smartphones to flag down rides in a process that's so frictionless, we don't have to utter a single word to be ushered from point A to point B. Suffice to say, meeting people online is no longer as scary as it might have been when our parents were warning us against talking to strangers in AOL chatrooms.
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All my emails, documents, and photos are stored on Google's cloud servers, Google powers my two-factor authentication, I browse the web with Chrome, Google Maps is the only way I know how to navigate New York City, I depend on Amazon to save me from having to haul 40-pound boxes of cat litter several city blocks each month, all my computers run Windows, I'm writing a book using Word, I stay in touch with friends around the world using WhatsApp, and I've used Android phones for nearly a decade.
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