Did I prefer to have a permanent tether, no tether, or a detachable tether?
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Critics of tether have raised concerns over the past year about whether Tether Limited actually holds $1 in reserve for each tether issued, as it claims.
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"Tether issuances have not been affected by this attack, and all Tether tokens remain fully backed by assets in the Tether reserve," the company stated in its blog post.
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The firm behind it, Tether Limited, has come under scrutiny over whether it actually holds enough reserves to match the amount of tether tokens in circulation — Tether claims it does.
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"The idea behind tether is you give a dollar and you get one tether," Hayner said.
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Healing tether restores 50 health per second and damage tether provides a 30% boost while it is active.
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On Tuesday, Tether announced that an "external attacker" had taken $30 million worth of Tether from the company's online wallets.
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Tether has also been releasing more coins onto the market In January, alone Tether has released 850 million new digital tokens.
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"When prices are falling, the Tether creators can convert their Tether into Bitcoin in a way that pushes Bitcoin up and then sell some Bitcoin back into dollars to replenish Tether reserves as Bitcoin price rises," the report states.
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The paper also speculates that "if Tether is pushed out to other crypto exchanges rather than demanded by investors with dollars in hand, Tether may not be fully backed by dollars when issued," something critics of Tether have long suspected.
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Even Tether itself no longer claims that all tokens are backed directly with dollars — but the price of one Tether is still $1.
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In December, the CFTC sent subpoenas to Tether and Bitfinex, a popular cryptocurrency exchange that is affiliated with, and shares executives with, Tether.
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Behind it is a tether that remains connected to the spacecraft, and sensors along the tether will measure how the temperature changes with depth.
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This after the New York attorney general accused the operator of bitcoin exchange Bitfinex and tether issuer Tether Limited of hiding an $850 million loss.
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Exchanges that had support for Tether saw the prices of coins like ethereum and Zcash rise higher than on exchanges that did not support Tether.
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The fear is that Tether Limited, the company behind the tether coin, does not hold enough dollars to account for the number of tokens in circulation.
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Tether critics have raised concerns over the past year about whether it actually holds $1 dollar in reserve for every token called tether issued, as it claimed.
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While Tether lists Bitfinex as one of the main exchanges it's integrated with, Bitfinex omits Tether from the dozens of cryptocurrencies on the front page of its website.
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Although Tether lists Bitfinex as one of the main exchanges it's integrated with, Bitfinex omits Tether from the dozens of cryptocurrencies on the front page of its website.
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As Tether flails, cryptocurrency exchanges launch rival stablecoins As TechCrunch wrote in November, a number of "Tether-killers" have stepped forward, but none have dethroned the top dog.
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One key reason behind this is related to another cryptocurrency called tether and allegations that the people behind it are using tether to prop up the bitcoin market.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission subpoenaed both Bitfinex and Tether in December, over concerns about if Tether is actually by the reserve of U.S. dollars it claims it has.
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Tether and Bitfinex have countered this criticism in statements on the companies' websites and promised that every Tether is backed up by a dollar sitting in a bank account.
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Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that the Justice Department was conducting a criminal investigation of price manipulation using Tether, one of many issues related to Tether that are scaring investors away.
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Tether has proven to be a point of contention for the entire industry, given doubts around whether it holds enough dollar reserves to match the number of tether tokens in circulation.
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I've been following the Tether saga with some interest for a full year and I have yet to come across any public example of Tether actually doing this for anyone. Ever.
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Every unit of Tether is supposed to be backed by a dollar in a bank, but managers of Bitfinex and Tether have struggled to show that they even have bank accounts.
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"(Neither) Bitfinex nor Tether is, or has ever, engaged in any sort of market or price manipulation," Bitfinex and Tether Chief Executive Officer JL van der Velde said in a statement.
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Any significant swing in the price of tether should come as a surprise to investors as the token is meant to have a static exchange rate of 1 tether token to $1.
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There's plenty of criticism around Tether, and research has suggested that Bitcoin's phenomenal rise in late 2017 — when its value it a record high of nearly $20,20203 — was fuelled by Tether manipulation.
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We rely on memory to tether us to the good.
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And cutting the tether to smartphones is a tough task.
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The conversion rate is 1 tether USD₮ equals 1 USD.
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The only safe place is out until Tether is resolved.
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Tether says it will not try to retrieve the money.
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" Anthony Estrada, Phoenix Elementary School District: "Not a tether-ball.
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Tether has clearly achieved that status within the crypto crowd.
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Initial assets include bitcoin, ether, litecoin, tether, and PAX tokens.
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And her daughter Zora's (Shahadi Wright Joseph) Tether is Umbrae.
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Welcome to VR's leading edge; please don't mind the tether.
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Cryptocurrencies, by contrast, have no backstop, no tether to reality.
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As long as a cryptocurrency exchange believes that one Tether is worth one dollar, you can just use your Tether to buy bitcoin, or ether, or whatevercoin, and then transfer / convert that to dollars.
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There are currently more than 2.5 billion Tether tokens in circulation, meaning the company that issues the coins, Tether Limited, should have at least $2.5 billion in a bank account to secure their value.
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Use the top tether All forward-facing car seats (with the exception of booster seats) have a tether strap that connects the top of the car seat to an additional anchor point in the vehicle.
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Tether is one of the most notable stablecoins on the market.
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Other packs like Mophie's are sadly chained to a physical tether.
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There's plenty about Bitfinex and Tether that has people raising eyebrows.
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No one would ever convert their dollars into Tether for safekeeping.
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In December the CFTC sent a subpoena to Tether and Bitfinex.
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But many parents forget to use the top tether, she said.
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Tether and Bitfinex have insisted that the two operations are separate.
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Tether has also become a very popular way to buy Bitcoin.
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I think it's the tether-less feeling of losing one's mind.
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The conclusion was that tether is created when bitcoin is falling.
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Meanwhile, the dark spectre of Tether hangs over the entire industry.
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Bitfinex denied that tether issuances could be used to manipulate bitcoin.
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Yes, I know I can tether my notebook to my phone.
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Even if they are, he said, Tether and Bitfinex appear to be violating laws in the United States and Europe that govern investments like Tether, which has qualities very similar to a money market mutual fund.
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Prior to Friedman LLP's audit of Tether ending, it said that the company had $85033 million and 1,590 euros in bank accounts as of September, exceeding the value of the $420 million Tether currently being traded.
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"There is concern about tether and whether it is truly backed by dollars and rumors about USDT (tether) being delisted from various exchanges," Charles Hayter, the chief executive of comparison site CryptoCompare, told CNBC in an email.
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Tether has long been a target of skepticism in the cryptocurrency community, with critics speculating that Tether doesn't actually hold enough dollar reserves to back up the claim that the cryptocurrency's value is tied to the dollar.
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"The past few years people have been scared that Tether has been printing their Tether coins out of thin air and buying bitcoin with it, which might be the cause of last year's run up," Lee said.
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"Tether printing moves the market appreciably; 48.8 percent of BTC's price rise in the period studied occurred in the two-hour periods following the arrival of 91 different tether grants to the Bitfinex wallet," the analysis said.
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Mr. Solomon held fast to the tether nonetheless, unwilling to let go.
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Tether coins, for example, are backed one-to-one to US dollars.
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Tether has been accused of moving the market by printing new tokens.
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Tether and Bitfinex did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment.
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Or is the "coincidence" a sign that my tether is getting closer??
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Initially, it will tether to our phones for processing, connectivity and charge.
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The art is a tether, keeping Elizabeth from completely shrinking into herself.
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Bitfinex, an exchange linked to Tether, is reportedly under criminal criminal investigation.
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Every Tether was ostensibly backed by a dollar in a bank account.
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US commodities regulators subpoenaed both Bitfinex and Tether in December of 2017.
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One Tether equals one underlying unit of the currency backing it, e.g.
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There will be some way to tether wired headphones to the phone.
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The Bluetooth headphones feature a tether than connects behind the wearer's back.
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Tether reportedly claimed $30.95 million worth of its tokens had been stolen.
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Read the full story from CoinDesk about the the Tether hack here.
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A heavy car, or "climber," would travel up and down the tether.
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The centrifugal force of the Earth's rotation would hold up the tether.
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"As her tether loosened, the updo rose," he writes of her appearance.
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According to the crew, Fisher had unclipped his tether to change positions.
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Let's start with simple ones: What is Tether, and who's behind it?
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There's a whole lot you can do once you've slipped that tether.
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But everywhere you can feel his marriage tugging at touring's frayed tether.
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Tether is currently the largest such coin, but it has faced criticism.
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The attending surgeon put a clamp across its tether of blood vessels.
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He was at the end of his tether when we found him.
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Not really, because they lack one crucial feature: a tether to reality.
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However, its long tether got crisscrossed and stuck while circling the track.
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Speculation has long held that Bitcoin's value was being propped up by Tether—and Gizmodo found that a sudden rebound in the former's price in February coincided with a sudden influx of Tether being added to the market.
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Tether and Bitfinex have long attracted suspicion within the crypto space and beyond.
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You can't unlock their full functionality unless you tether them to your phone.
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Best for: People who never tether and are OK with DVD-quality video.
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Tether claims that each of its coins is backed by a US dollar.
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Tether is owned and run by the same people as crypto exchange Bitfinex.
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There are safety issues, too — Tether-tenna runs off a high-voltage cable.
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Rivals' "whole market proposition is that they are not Tether", says Mr Gerard.
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So Tether was invented as a cryptocurrency that would always be worth $1.
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Tether, the highest-profile project, is dogged by concerns around its financial backing.
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After all, you're never perfectly still in space unless you tether yourself down.
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That's always made the proposition of the alleged "stablecoin" Tether an odd one.
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Tether operates USDT, a cryptocurrency asset that it backs via the U.S. dollar.
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The tether reduces how far forward a child can move during a crash.
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In recent months, however, many investors have been raising alarm bells about Tether.
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In 2014 Tether adopted its current moniker, which made its selling point explicit.
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Currently, there are 2.2 billion tether in circulation, according to data from Coinmarketcap.
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The questions about Tether have highlighted the potential for abuse in cryptocurrency markets.
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Someone will notice a trillion dollars being dumped into BTC (cough cough TETHER).
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In recent months, however, many investors have been raising alarm bells about Tether.
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Bloomberg reported separately that Bitfinex and Tether had been subpoenaed by U.S. regulators.
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The Senate bill would tether its tax credits to less generous health insurance.
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Klara, only 21 at the time, was at the end of her tether.
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The operators cut the power and begin pulling it back with the tether.
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New York isn't the first state to tether Medicaid contracts to marketplace participation.
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Back in 2015, Atlas still needed a tether to properly run through the woods.
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The many cables of earlier devkits have been winnowed to a single slim tether.
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I'd rather suffer a slowdown than tether myself to something that's doomed to obsolescence.
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As of Tuesday, tether was worth roughly 98 cents, according to data from CoinMarketCap.com.
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Tether, a startup that works with exchanges, said it lost $31 million last month.
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Tether shares investors and management with Bitfinex, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges.
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There is also a new style of tether we are looking into as well.
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But the uncertainties and investigations regarding Tether remain a threatening cloud on its horizon.
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The other end was attached to a DNA tether with a small plastic bead.
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Tether slid just 1.4% against the dollar on the news, but according to CoinMarketCap.
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Both remain minnows compared with Tether: USD Coin has a market capitalisation of $297m.
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Since electrons are negatively charged, ejecting them in this way keeps the tether positive.
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The sensor-filled sneakers track your workouts without needing to tether to a smartphone.
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Such a gambit would tether vulnerable Democratic senators facing challenging reelection campaigns to Washington.
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And nothing is generating more FUD right now than an unusual currency called tether.
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Might tether my laptop and download every full TV series I can think of.
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Tether is a cryptocurrency issued on the Bitcoin blockchain via the Omni Layer Protocol.
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In December, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission sent a subpoena to Bitfinex and Tether.
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Getting rid of a tether isn't the only reason to choose a cordless vacuum.
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The FT reports the glasses would wirelessly tether to a user's smartphone for connectivity.
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He used a rope and nail to tether a stone to a wood block.
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All the adults were fitted for ankle bracelets, their tether to the federal government.
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As power vanished, their cellphones became their only tether to news, family and friends.
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Other worries are plaguing the digital currency market, particularly around a cryptocurrency called tether.
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The system's arm, called the tether, reaches a top rotational speed of 450 rpm.
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"Constructive engagement" would tether Chinese fortunes to world markets, and that would require liberty.
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Tether is a cryptocurrency that its creators claim is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
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"That high quality affordable experience that doesn't tether you to a PC," Zuckerberg explained.
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" The Terms of Service go on to note, however, that "residents of certain U.S. states are not permitted to be customers of Tether; are not permitted to cause Tethers to be issued or redeemed; and, are not permitted to hold Tether Tokens.
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And unlike the Nokia 81103, it can actually tether a 4G connection to your laptop.
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The mission engineers need to ensure that the tether is pinned securely to the surface.
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That experiment — called the Kounotori Integrated Tether Experiment (KITE) — failed, however, according to media reports.
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As it pulled itself higher and higher, a long tether spooled up from the ground.
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But the phone is also, and just as essentially, a tether to the "real" workplace.
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A Twitter user called Bitfinex'd has been calling for the death of Tether for years.
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And best of all most frightening of all, it doesn't require that silly safety tether.
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It is not known if Tether has the $2.2bn needed to back its outstanding tokens.
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So who provides the US dollars which are said to back all newly issued Tether?
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Some 80% of cryptocurrency trades ostensibly made in dollars are in fact executed in Tether.
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"It makes no sense to tether ourselves with cables to our mobile devices," Schiller said.
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C., have been trying to keep Nunes on some kind of a tether for months.
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For launch, this tether is wound tightly around a small motorised reel inside the craft.
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Once fully deployed, the tether thus sweeps out a circle with a diameter of 40km.
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It doesn't take long for a tether to do this much damage to a pet.
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Tether recently claimed it was robbed of $31 million in tokens after a malicious attack.
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Two years into the job and I was coming to the end of my tether.
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Never is his quest not desperate; the movie seems to begin where his tether ends.
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They have yet to verify whether the climber successfully traveled up and down the tether.
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Mr. Kurosawa doesn't explain the shot or tether it to an obvious point of view.
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In that accident, the clip for Speirs's safety tether broke and he was washed overboard.
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"It makes no sense to tether ourselves to cables to these mobile devices," Schiller said.
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Tether should be no mystery to crypto traders — it's among the most traded digital coins.
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And I tether my laptop to my phone so I can avoid sketchy Wi-Fi.
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Tether, for instance, started the Darpa Grand Challenge, which spurred the development of driverless cars.
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He noted that a portion of the front seat passenger's tether was underneath the lever.
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Tether&aposs Hainsworth said he was drawn to the opt-in nature of the arrangement.
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CNBC has reached out to Tether Limited for comment but has not received a reply.
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Furthermore, Friedman LLP, the accountancy that carried out the audit, has cut ties with Tether.
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Correction: This article has been amended to reflect the correct amount of tether in circulation.
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Of course, once you're short on power, tether it to your device for continuous listening.
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A tether from the harness slides freely on the line, much like some dog runs.
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Representatives for Bitfinex and Tether did not immediately respond to a CNBC request for comment.
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Tether — which is pegged to the U.S. dollar — was down almost 1.9 percent on Friday.
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Once the drone arrives at the delivery location, the same tether line lowers the package.
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Click here to view original GIFTemperature fluctuations on Mars are deforming the tether, as shown here.
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Artist's rendition of a e-sail's two main components with a 267km long positively charged tether.
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Swirling in the Us conversation is the idea that Adelaide's son Jason is a Tether too.
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Through the TP-Link tether app you're able to set up and remotely manage your network.
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Cryptocurrencies fell amid reignited regulatory worries and questions around the legitimacy of so-called "stablecoin" tether.
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Also, an optional tether that you can attach by looping over the stems wouldn't hurt, either.
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With a wired pair of headphones, there's a physical tether linking my phone to my ears.
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Now there are $2.7 billion worth of Tether in circulation, and they are anything but simple.
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Sadly, however, we cannot create or redeem tether for any U.S.-based customers at this time.
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The most interesting thing about Tether is that you don't need to redeem them for dollars.
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"For years, people have treated Tether as the biggest systemic risk in cryptocurrency," says Mr Gerard.
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Attempts by the campaign to tether Trump to a TelePrompTer and script provided only intermittent relief.
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Cutting the tether between them means having to have separate radios and batteries for each ear.
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In fact, it might be even more of a concern now that I have no tether.
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Then it detaches the magnetic tether (with a little kiss) and they're ready to go again.
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"That's important because in the water, [the tether] can be overwhelmed by the current," she said.
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In that tether, CyPhy Works sees a different sort of liberty: freedom from short-lived batteries.
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Bitfinex and Tether are closely linked and share the same CEO, Jan Ludovicus van der Velde.
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The goal: crawl a Bluetooth-enabled climber up the tether from one CubeSat to the other.
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The trickiest part of developing a space elevator is finding the right material for the tether.
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Having cut his own tether to others, Worsley had only his indomitable will to guide him.
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They are disdained by the middle class and kept on a tether by the party authorities.
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Fears are rife that any collapse in tether could have huge ramifications for the bitcoin market.
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It was invented in 2015 and theoretically a person would pay $0003 for one tether coin.
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Many people trading on exchanges, including Bitfinex, will use tether to buy other cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
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Last year, tether was reportedly hacked and nearly $31 million worth of its tokens were stolen.
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Each Tether is ostensibly worth roughly one U.S. dollar, with $2.3 billion outstanding tokens in existence.
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Now I see that I'd hoped her leash would tether me to this life I'd made.
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Besides Trump, I was thinking about media consolidation, which we can also tether to Trump. Right?
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When $850m of that went missing, Bitfinex sought to cover up the problem through "a series of conflicted corporate transactions"—giving itself access to up to $900m from a Tether account which the currency issuer had told investors "backed the tether virtual currency 1-to-1".
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Tether has made a name for itself in the crowded cryptocurrency space by claiming that its so-called stablecoin is pegged to the US dollar because "every tether is always backed 1-to-1 by traditional currency held in our reserves," as its website once said.
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There have been fears that tether was used to manipulate the price of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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The owner received a ticket for failure to properly tether an animal in violation of the ordinance.
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Tether, although it's meant to reflect the price of one U.S. dollar, often trades well below that.
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Observers should, instead, tether hateful expressions to broader social issues, thus redirecting harassing messages towards something productive.
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Tether hired FSS in March and is in discussions with auditors for a full audit, Hoegner said.
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Tether is not trusted, but since there's no other option it has become the medium of exchange.
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"We believe the tether did not get released," said lead researcher Koichi Inoue in a press conference.
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You could also tether at respectable speeds, and switch video throttling on and off whenever you want.
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For them Tether, which is pegged one-to-one to the greenback, acts as a dollar substitute.
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Tether is the popular workaround for smaller traders, or people who want to trade non-bitcoin cryptocurrencies.
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If the tether were stationary with respect to the craft, the result would be a lopsided force.
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But last August, for the first time ever, Robobee made its first flight without a wire tether.
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But concerns that Tether may not be operating in good financial faith extend beyond the coin itself.
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The Michael Vick comparisons abound, but let's not tether this running QB to such an ill fate.
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As the Wall Street Journal notes, approximately 80 percent of all cryptocurrency trades are done in Tether.
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Nestled between my fingers (minus the tether, for the record), Fin was easy and comfortable to use.
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Moments into the new route, the rotors on Burkel's helicopter became ensnared in a surveillance balloon tether.
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The tether did not snap; instead, it held firm, preventing the rotors from holding the helicopter aloft.
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Tether is an asset known as a "stablecoin," which has its trading value connected to the dollar.
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By tracking Bitfinex transactions, which are recorded on a public ledger, Griffin found that another cryptocurrency, tether.
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Many traders have been selling Tether at a loss just so they can take their money out.
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I wanted to live in that moment forever, to tether myself to that particular point in time.
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A long arm, called a tether, stretches out from an oil-slicked bearing powered by a motor.
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You also have to worry about losing a dongle if you want to keep your beloved tether.
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Still, the negotiations could be extremely difficult and often drove Apted to the end of his tether.
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News that the cryptocurrency Tether lost $31,000,000 to hackers sent cryptocurrencies into a tailspin early Tuesday morning.
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Tether is a bridge between traditional fiat currency, like dollars or yen, and the world of cryptocurrency.
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All the while, its glamour was growing: it was ancient, shamanic, a supernatural tether to otherworldly visions.
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Also, exchanges typically have rocky relationships with banks, and using Tether is a way to circumvent that.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Washington-based law firm co-founded by former FBI director Louis J. Freeh has attested that as of June 1 cryptocurrency firm Tether had enough U.S. dollar reserves to back its virtual coins in circulation, according to a report released by Tether on Wednesday.
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And in April, cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex and stablecoin Tether (a special type of cryptocurrency whose value is tied to the value of a real-world asset, like the U.S. dollar) were accused of covering up the loss of $850 million in customer funds by using Tether cash reserves.
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The hexagonal device rests passively on the Martian surface, and a tether connects it to the InSight lander.
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There's no tether to a computer or external sensors, so it's relatively simple to set up and use.
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"I thought that their process was extremely innovative," says Tony Tether, a member of Strobe's board of directors.
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Hoegner declined to comment on whether Tether or Bitfinex were under investigation by the CFTC or the DOJ.
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All you have to do is tether them using the easy-attach fasteners, and you're good to go.
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She said federal data shows that only about half of child safety seats are installed using a tether.
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It lets you tether your iPad to your computer so you can use it as a drawing tablet.
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Worries have been raised over whether Tether Limited holds enough dollars to back all the tokens in circulation.
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On stage, Maguire said that in early tests Tether-tenna has operated for up to 24 hours continuously.
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Perhaps the most damaging allegations surround Tether, a company that issues a virtual currency of the same name.
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In theory, each Tether is worth one dollar, and the company has enough greenbacks to redeem them all.
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And the report found that this year, after Bitfinex cut the supply of Tether short, the pattern ended.
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"He promises to make a tether and learn from this but fully plans to stick with his passion."
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Bitcoin prices closely track fresh issuance of Tether, which creates volatility and makes it easy to manipulate markets.
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Must you burn it to a CD or tether the device to your stereo with an ugly cord?
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Each of the Tethers, including the Tether versions of Kitty's (Elisabeth Moss) family, have names in the credits.
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I thought the whole point of Tether was that it could be freely transferred without worrying about banks?
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In other words, people were willing to pay a 7 percent premium to hold something that wasn't Tether.
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What all this means for the future of Tether specifically, and stablecoins more broadly, isn't exactly exactly clear.
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Tether has faced by questions over whether it holds the U.S. dollars to back the tokens in circulation.
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Gage was in the middle of evaluating proposals and preparing to hire researchers when Tether pulled the plug.
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"Keeping it real" is a concept that's helped tether Kanye West to his audience for over a decade.
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Perhaps Jason, the ultimate adventurer, couldn't see past the tether of an illness that had become his life.
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Tether is also a contentious subject in the cryptocurrency world due to concerns surrounding its U.S. dollar reserves.
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Facebook will demo the Tether-tenna technology at its annual F8 conference on Wednesday in San Jose, Calif.
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In the throes of anxiety, they seemed to tether me to the planet and make me feel safe.
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But underlying all this is the pulsing truth of a marginalized minority at the end of its tether.
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In September, the companies provided an accounting document intended to prove that Tether is financed with real money.
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The mole is connected to the InSight lander by a "sensitive tether," which provides power and moves data.
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Firstly, many have raised concerns that tether is being issued by the people who own the Bitfinex exchange.
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More than $2.2 billion of tether was issued between March 2017 and January 0003, according to the paper.
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The researchers found that tether issuances rose last year during periods when the price of bitcoin was dropping.
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And if the tether gets stuck on something, or someone tries to grab it and tug it down?
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The drone is designed to detect the resistance and release the tether, dropping the line to the ground.
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She had a blue tether fastened around her chest, and Carpenter gently placed her on the fire escape.
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Tether, which claims to link its coins to major government-backed currencies, was also subpoenaed, the report said.
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Why tether my mood to the decisions of obscenely paid executives to whom my input will never matter?
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The charts below show the moment Tether released the coins on Tuesday and the crypto market rebound that followed.
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She needs to have some reminder of what used to be tangible, what used to tether her to reality.
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In some situations, people simply can't move, particularly in cases where their homes act as a kind of tether.
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Another way I've learned to cope is to tether my sense of self to something other than physical activity.
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"Stablecoins" such as Basis, Carbon and Tether, meanwhile, attempt to tame the volatility that makes cryptocurrencies attractive to speculators.
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Tony Arcieri, an independent cybersecurity expert who formerly worked at Square, released a detailed look at Tether on Jan.
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Here are just a few of the films to start watching if you've reached the end of your tether.
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Tether is a cryptocurrency that is meant to be pegged to the U.S. dollar — otherwise known as a stablecoin.
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An onboard power source also means it can be operated without a tether, roaming independently for hours a time.
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The latest is the first insect-sized robot to take to the air without a tether delivering its power.
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Both Tether and Bitfinex—which are reported to have the same boss—are under investigation by regulators in America.
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Traders could easily use Tether instead of trading in and out of dollars — which is exactly what they did.
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Since like charges repel, the positive tether reflects the positive hydrogen and helium nuclei back where they came from.
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Just look for the blue or gold tether of energy extending from her staff to whichever hero she's supporting.
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Among those that saw their value increase was USD Coin—another "stablecoin" making almost identical claims to Tether.[Bloomberg]
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Hartnick advises parents who are told their baby needs tongue-tie surgery or lip-tether surgery to ask questions.
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The exchange shares management with Tether, a company that issues a cryptocurrency that is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
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These are people who are at the end of their tether, who are desperate, who don't see any alternative.
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If you ask Tether, the company, USDT is fully backed by fiat currency assets in the company's reserve account.
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In a space elevator, the tether would be like that string, and the counterweight would be like the stone.
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The next experiment involves a 2-kilometer (1.2-mile) tether and a robot that could clear away space debris.
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Floating on a tether a few feet above it was an acoustic listening device the size of a pineapple.
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Hillary, like Nora Helmer, still loves the man she needed when she was younger, but the tether has loosened.
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His plays — like "The Beauty Queen of Leenane" or "The Cripple of Inishmaan" — tether behavior to state of mind.
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His decision to tether himself to its metrics means he has to own both its rises and its falls.
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In simple terms, Tether is a digital coin that its creators claim is matched up with the U.S. dollar.
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But he pointed out that Tether could be traded on other exchanges, where one can buy bitcoin with it.
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The world will tether itself to the digital age, but not everyone will participate as fully as technocrats project.
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The questions try to pin down Trump's behavior and to tether him to reality in ways he rarely is.
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Tether gets issued out of thin air through a very complex system, supposedly whenever $1 is deposited in return.
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At the end of the tether are two small barbs that attach to a person when they make contact.
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Meanwhile, there are also lingering fears about a cryptocurrency called tether and its ability to collapse the bitcoin market.
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Once at the pickup location, a tether is lowered and a human operator hooks the package onto the line.
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I'm at the end of my tether, I struggle to sleep, I hardly eat any more..... I'm on medication.
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Sure, you can still tether it to your phone, but you're not going to buy this baby to do that.
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Click here to view original GIFInSight can lift and lower the tether to reconfigure its position on the Martian surface.
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Critics of Tether have called into question whether that cryptocurrency is truly backed by the equivalent amount of U.S. dollars.
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It would throw us incredibly off kilter to have the immediate loss of the devices that now tether us together.
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It's really difficult to control and place a robot inside the body if the robot is attached to a tether.
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Like its older brother, the X3 is a wireless headset with a tether linking the right earpiece to the left.
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The InSight team might have to adjust SEIS' wire-lined tether to minimize any noise traveling along it, for example.
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It also has a slot at the end, allowing teachers to tether it to devices so it doesn't go missing.
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But the streetlights are owned by SSE, an energy company, which forbids "any attachments that tether a column", especially bunting.
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It's a business card-sized device that you can use independently on a 20193G network or tether to your smartphone.
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Bitfinex did mention Tether in a 2015 blog post, but it did not mention any shared ownership at the time.
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DAYS AFTER allegations of misuse of customer money against Tether rocked the cryptocurrency world, the shock wave has temporarily subsided.
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For years Tether said that every coin it issues is backed by a real dollar in a real bank account.
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There's no need to tether your gamepad to the console for a recharge when there's always a fresh battery waiting.
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Police in Douglasville, Georgia, are looking for the person who left the dog on a tether that nearly decapitated him.
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Ziman explained that her only concerns about the technology are the danger of the tether wrapping around the target's neck.
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Sneak into the enemy team's flanks and target Mercy — who, again, is easy to find because of her tether beam.
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Of course, you could tether your Tap to a phone for Wi-Fi, but chances are you'll survive without Alexa.
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And then there's that mind-melting twist of our hero Adelaide and her Tether, Red's (both played by Nyong'o) switcheroo.
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Batteries are mounted on the device, so the tether that connects it to the ship is relatively thin, reducing drag.
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As they pull that tether through the Earth's magnetic field, the mini-satellites will draw in electrons at each end.
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On the whole, the show's creators seem unsure of how to tether these images to the thin tendrils of story.
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Other companies, such as Tether and Basis, also have offered "stable coins" with a value tied to the U.S. dollar.
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For the tether material, he has his eye on Dyneema, a polyethylene plastic fiber that's 15 times stronger than steel.
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Most VR experiences tether viewers to a computer, but this attraction lets prospective paranormal investigators gear up and go rogue.
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"There are a long list of reasons that you don't want to deal with them," Mr. Cohen said of Tether.
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LAUNCHED AS REALCOIN in July 274, Tether aimed to become a more reliable alternative to Bitcoin, the best-known cryptocurrency.
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A month later its lawyer said in court that Tether was then only 74% backed by cash and cash equivalents.
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It would put Libra more directly in competition with other stablecoins like Tether that are locked to the U.S. dollar.
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At the moment, tether is priced at around $1.6 billion, which supposedly means $1.6 billion actually went into that cryptocurrency.
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This would happen if the value of tether goes to zero and then people suddenly request their fiat money back.
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During the most recent bear market, a new digital currency called tether ate up a bigger share of bitcoin trading.
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Both Bitfinex and Tether, the digital currency backed by the former's executives, have been surrounded in controversy following the report.
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Retailers like Nordstrom have also started selling straps designed to tether AirPods together to reduce the risk of losing one.
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The tail of his harness tether caught onto the floor-mounted fuel cutoff valve, which activated when he sat up.
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Amid growing Tether concerns, other "stablecoins" are having a great week (Coindesk) Why it matters: Tether, a digital token said to be backed by U.S. dollars, is seeing its price continue to drop below $1 as investors have been increasingly weary of the issuer's claims and are rushing to exchange the tokens for real dollars.
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Apple Watch Edition 24Up until now, you've needed to tether the Apple Watch to a smartphone in order to get connectivity.
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Finally, there's the aptly named SoundSport, a pair of wireless earbuds (joined by a tether) that are water- and sweat-resistant.
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Same applies for the lack of LTE options — it's easy to tether to your Pixel phone directly from the system menu.
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Charles Hayter, CEO of digital currency comparison firm CryptoCompare, said the New York fraud probe into tether was affecting the market.
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JAXA says there was an issue with the mechanism to release the tether, however, and technicians were unable to fix it.
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Tether-tenna is one of a growing number of strategies Facebook is pursuing to ensure perpetual internet access around the world.
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Put simply; I don't really see how having a tether between you and your device is that big of a problem.
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The kite developed by SkySails, a German firm, is a rectangular parachute-like structure attached to an 800-metre-long tether.
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So, it's a great strategy for Republicans to tether Democrats to Washington and rob them of valuable campaign time at home.
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By hooking itself into the interface between water and air, the beetle uses the water as a kind of a tether.
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Some 80% of Bitcoin trades ostensibly involving dollars are in fact executed using Tether, which acts as an intermediate staging post.
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The most interesting part of the story: In the wake of this week's revelations, the price of Tether basically didn't move.
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Back in 2002, the group was almost dissolved after Tony Tether, the head of Darpa at the time, pulled Jason's funding.
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Unlike bitcoin and its many siblings, tether is what is called a stablecoin, an entity designed to not fluctuate in value.
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Trading bitcoin for dollars at a bank can be cumbersome and costly; by comparison, acquiring tether is simple, cheap and fast.
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Perhaps Red can find the beat and snap accordingly, and Adelaide, since she was originally Red's Tether, hits the opposite beats.
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You can tether it directly to your phone over wifi, or to a router which can offer a slightly better range.
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But if the tether is wireless (like Apple's Watch and AirPods), communication between devices could take back some of the benefits.
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The largest so-called stablecoin by market cap, Tether (USDT), is supposedly pegged to the U.S. dollar and always worth $1.
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That move stirred bewilderment on Venezuela's streets and among economists and cryptocurrency experts who say the petro-bolivar tether is unworkable.
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He does not need to explain himself or his plans, and he does not need to tether his policies to reality.
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Getting lost in something seems to be the best way to slow the thoughts, temper the bullshit, and tether the stories.
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"We routinely receive legal process from law enforcement agents and regulators conducting investigations," Bitfinex and Tether told Bloomberg in a statement.
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On its website, Tether claims that its tokens are backed by fiat money that prevents the volatility usually seen in cryptocurrencies.
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Work is also needed to determine how to protect cargo from solar radiation and how potential tether materials handle atmospheric changes.
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Many more people pointed out that, with no tether, they seemed destined to vanish into a sewer grate or a couch.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has subpoenaed the company, whose Tether digital token is often used to buy other virtual currencies.
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A stronger tether was installed, and a tracking device remains under consideration, Ms. Ramey said, but mainly the Jaycees were relieved.
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The connection between Tether and Bitcoin was first noted in a study by two finance professors at the University of Texas.
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Mia is an artist and mother without a single tether to the world other than her teen daughter Pearl (Lexi Underwood).
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Obamacare aims to tether doctors' payments, at least partially, to patient outcomes, rewarding doctors who practice better medicine with higher payments.
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Tether has announced it will not redeem any of the stolen currency for cash to limit the value of the theft.
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Fears have been raised that Tether Limited doesn't actually hold enough U.S. dollars to back all the digital coins in circulation.
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As with other carriers, uploads remain limited to LTE right now — and T-Mobile won't let you tether using 5G data.
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Here's how he put it to me: So many of us as actors, we tether ourselves to ideas that aren't possible.
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In early December, the Commodities Future Trading Commission sent out subpoenas to the operators of cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex and stablecoin venture Tether.
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He's also been heavily involved with Tether, a token that growing evidence suggests is the mechanism behind artificial inflation of bitcoin's price.
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Or if you want to tether at better than glacier-like 2G speeds ($15 per month for 5GB of LTE hotspot use).
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Tether and coin exchange Bitfinex, both owned by parent company iFinex, were subpoenaed by the Commodities Futures Trading Commission in December. [NYT]
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Fleets of drones could be operated wirelessly from the ground, and the drones could generate power through solar panels or tether movement.
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Tether-tenna could be deployed in cases when cellular infrastructure was damaged but fiber lines in the area still work, Maguire said.
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The little ray-bot can move surprisingly quickly: more than five inches per second, when it's hooked up to an electrical tether.
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Crosswinds spin the kite's eight rotors to move a generator that produces electricity that's sent back to the grid through the tether.
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Once attached, the tether would slow down the object, forcing it to re-enter into Earth's atmosphere where it would burn up.
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Once the tether is attached to a chunk of space debris, the object is slowed down and guided into a destructive reentry.
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Tether allows users to move money across exchanges and crypto-currencies without converting it back into "fiat" (central-bank-backed) money first.
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Both Bitfinex and the company Tether have the same CEO, Jan Ludovicus van der Velde, although little else is known about him.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen you need a tether to stay on the tracksYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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The same people behind the exchange BitFinex, with whom Tether shares a CEO, a CFO, and (until recently) a Chief Strategy Officer.
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Combined trading volumes at major exchanges of five of the biggest stablecoins, including Tether and USD Coin, have spiked in recent months.
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Meanwhile, throughout the Obama administration, this completely pointless commission kept unilaterally grabbing power over things - to which they have zero legislative tether.
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That look might be interpreted as Pluto, Jason's Tether, and Jason switching places earlier in the movie, and Pluto knowing Adelaide's secret.
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The Justice Department is reportedly investigating both Tether and Bitfinex for price manipulation and is coordinating with regulators, Bloomberg reported in November.
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More times than not, biopic subjects live lives that tether on the brink of fantastical, and so veering towards histrionics seems unavoidable.
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In this test the platform will provide constant power to a drone flying stationary at 400ft through the use of a tether.
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The relationship between the sex trafficker and the exploited minor is often "a mental tether and not a physical chain," she said.
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Will i miss the MagSafe plug that can easily slip the bonds of its magnetic tether without dragging the computer with it?
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My own experience is that I prefer to tether my laptop to my phone via Bluetooth and then VPN from my laptop.
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The town of East Peck, where Trial & Error takes place, seems to have no tether to the Earth we know and love.
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Both Bitfinex and Tether, the company that issues the virtual currency, have been a cause of concern for some in the industry.
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But Allaire said there's a need for a "compliant alternative" to Tether, which has a $2.2 billion market cap, according to CoinMarketCap.com.
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It involved two CubeSat satellites, each of which could communicate with the ground, with a 14-meter (46-foot) tether between them.
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The tether would have to withstand the weather in Earth's atmosphere, radiation from the sun, and impacts from meteorites and other debris.
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What they all have in common is a willingness to push beyond known parameters, while keeping a loose tether on compositional form.
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Navigating underwater was challenging, and the dive team had to be careful to keep from tangling their tether deep below the surface.
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As Coindesk reports, the incident is sure to throw up more questions about the relationship between Tether and the secretive exchange Bitfinex.
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" Max Smith "Austerity has been going on for quite a few years now and I am at the end of my tether.
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In some versions, the contestants must shoot a pigeon fluttering erratically on a long tether attached to the top of a pole.
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The company is a major player in the cryptocurrency space, and several large exchanges have integrated Tether as a method of payment.
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Bitfinex is a large Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange that in December 2017 became the only place where you can buy Tether.
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Are they anachronisms or elements of the surreal or slyly placed hooks that tether the narrative to another period, perhaps our own?
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We escaped the tether of email and cellphones, the tyranny of the inbox, and fled with everything we needed on our backs.
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Punters find it easier and quicker to trade Bitcoins in Tether, and it is the most popular crypto currency pair (see chart).
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That may be because Tether is the main provider of liquidity to crypto-markets, accounting for 96% of trading volume in stablecoins.
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Only Verizon's unlimited data plan includes the ability to tether, or share a smartphone's cellular data with another device like a computer.
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To back these claims up, an anonymous statistical analysis posted online last week looked at the relationship between bitcoin price and tether.
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Lupita Nyong'o brilliantly played both the film's protagonist Adelaide and her bloodthirsty Tether, Red, and her performance left audience in abject terror.
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So now the Democrats have to look to someone else to captain the ship before they tether themselves to another lost cause.
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At key moments when bitcoin was declining, they said tether was used to buy bitcoin to help "stabilize and manipulate" the cryptocurrency's price.
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And then, I'd end up doing that weird tether thing by hanging it from the charging cable, while still trying to use it.
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But they now suspect that traders on crypto exchange Bitfinex might have been using tether to coordinate bitcoin's price moves illegally, Bloomberg reported.
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At present, the drones are operating with a tether that keeps them from drifting, while delivering power to the 28 on-board motors.
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Two years ago, Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot Atlas needed a big ol' safety tether to shuffle its way down a flat hiking trail.
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"Accordingly, any and all exchanges, wallets, and other Tether integrators should install this software immediately in order to prevent loss," the company wrote.
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The capsule's tether, which facilitates power and the camera's live video feed, is significantly thinner than a traditional endoscope, making it less invasive.
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Dr Janhunen hopes to make a start on proving his technology by unwinding a tether 100 metres long in space later this year.
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There's fear of stablecoin Tether collapsing — though, to be honest, this fear has been around for years and it never really went away.
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A jogger who happened to witness the scene jumped into the water and freed Margaritis from the tether and brought her on land.
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Also, there's the added security for people like me who lose things without some form of tether for when they inevitably drop them.
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Tether has said it has sufficient reserves, though it added in March that its tokens were backed by both currency and "cash equivalents".
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This, in turn, has led to speculation that USDT is not adequately collateralized, and that Tether is printing new USDTs out of nothing.
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"The lack of transparency surrounding Tether raises red flags for me," said Dan Ciotoli, software engineer and blockchain analyst at Bespoke Investment Group.
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It also comes with Alexa compatibility and a TP-Link tether app to give you remote access to manage your network from anywhere.
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I felt a sinking in my stomach I couldn't explain and then the slow tug of my tether returning me to the Cocteau.
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The most notable stablecoin is tether, a controversial virtual currency which critics have claimed was used to prop up bitcoin prices last year.
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These questions of how to hold and be held; what holding is; and how to tether ourselves govern the rest of Ball's collection.
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Instead they are also a tether – providing a close point of affinity with Laurie as the childhood friends swap garments back and forth.
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Further complicating matters is the murky relationships between Tether and Bitfinex, the only exchange on which you can directly buy the digital token.
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Telelift has a back-up battery and control system so it can remain aloft even if the tether is cut, landing when safe.
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To withstand the enormous strain it will experience, the tether will have to be made of ultrastrong materials like Kevlar and carbon fiber.
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In one test, Yaney attached an iPhone to the tether and spun it up until it experienced forces 10,000 times stronger than gravity.
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Some experts have suggested that tether, which is pegged to the U.S. dollar, could be being created to prop up the bitcoin price.
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One tether token is meant to equal $1, but price-checking website CoinMarketCap shows the price varying by a few cents over time.
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On its website, tether claims that its tokens are fully backed by fiat currency assets that the company holds in its reserve account.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) subpoenaed cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex, and Tether, a digital coin company at the end of last year.
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Bloomberg and The New York Times, each citing a source, have reported the CFTC subpoenaed Bitfinex and cryptocurrency company Tether in early December.
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But gaming without sight may be even more counterintuitive since games depend on a near-constant tether of visual feedback to guide players.
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The length of time they took to orbit one another was decreasing, like two tether balls getting wrapped up around the same pole.
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Now nearly three decades after their prime, Sherwood has re-released Tackhead's well-received second single, "Mind at the End of the Tether"—a low-slung beat that samples H.G Wells reading his final book—'Mind at the End of Its Tether' (1945)—on his latest retrospective compilation 'Sherwood At The Controls, Vol 2' (released June 24 on On-U Sound).
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The Republican plan, and these small-business health plans in particular, would once again allow insurers to tether health insurance access to medical status.
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The truth is, it can take two or more full days of training before a newbie pilot is safe to fly with no tether.
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The Affordable Care Act outlaws a practice called underwriting, where insurance plans tether their premiums to the expected health costs of a specific patient.
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The restraints appear on only a number of dogs and tether them to the hunters's waists, allowing their owners to wield bows and arrows.
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As satellites and cables pass through the Earth's magnetic field, the interaction of the field and current generates a small force on the tether.
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One interesting feature that takes advantage of the data connection – the camera can act as a cellular hotspot so you can tether your laptop.
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You can clip it on your belt loop for facilitated carry, or you can tether it to your car key fob to minimize clutter.
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Executives at Bitfinex and Tether then allegedly "engaged in a series of conflicted corporate transactions" — where Bitfinex gave itself access to Tether's cash reserves.
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But the deeper into the season you get, the more you realize that Ali is the tether connecting the individual Pfeffermans to one another.
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Once the tether is fully extended, the kite is angled to catch less wind, reeled partway back in, and allowed to reel out again.
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And of course, the headset has wires coming out of it, so it's not like you're being released into another dimension without a tether.
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Hasselblad has also developed a new ability to tether over a USB-C cable to an iPad, a first for a medium format camera.
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Zee focused on the first electric flying taxi; one early version imagined individuals being transported via a tether from a small drone flying overhead.
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And when even better audio is required you can just tether a speaker to the Z4 Aurora's audio jack or pair one over Bluetooth.
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That sell-off, in turn, both drove down USDT's price and simultaneously drove up bitcoin's as traders sought to dump their Tether for BTC.
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Drones are appealing to criminals in part because they seem fairly anonymous, flitting through the sky with an invisible digital tether to its owner.
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A different procedure, called lip tether surgery, is sometimes done when the frenulum of the upper lip connects it too tightly to the gums.
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Ultimate that walks new players through all of its features and introduces pro- Smash concepts such as fast falling, aerial tether, and directional influence.
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Tether, a start-up that offers dollar-backed digital tokens, claimed Monday that its systems had been hacked, according to cryptocurrency news site CoinDesk.
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In the removed post, Tether said it was in the process of attempting token recovery to prevent them from entering the broader cryptocurrency market.
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The Pixel phone Google provided didn't come with a SIM card, so I was forced to tether using my iPhone X. Here's what speedtest.
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Tether critics have raised concerns over the past year about whether it actually holds $1 in reserve for every token issued, as it claimed.
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By processing their trauma and accepting emotional pain, they get to a place where they can learn from and tether to each other meaningfully.
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Riders were strapped in from the rear, with a carabiner attaching the back of their harness to a tether that connected to the helicopter.
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I had no tether now, was floating like those enormous balloon creatures bobbing above a parade, meant to instill joy but often causing terror.
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"$30,950,010 USDT was removed from the Tether Treasury wallet on November 19, 2017 and sent to an unauthorized bitcoin address," Tether's blog post states.
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Basically, Tether claims that even if some of its tokens are gone, it still has fiat in the bank to back the remaining assets.
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In December, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission subpoenaed Tether, seeking proof that it is backed by a reserve of U.S. dollars, as it claims.
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While the rover can be piloted via satellite connection, during this mission, Dan Berisford, a mechanical engineer, carefully fed it a thin yellow tether.
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Only the Verizon unlimited plan has the ability to tether; it is not the case that both AT&T and Verizon have that distinction.
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After all, that's what the Beast offered: not death but four minutes of life strapped in and beyond the tether of its own control.
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The class action alleges that Tether and Bitfinex, a crypto-exchange that shares the same managers and owners, manipulated markets and raked in profits.
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It promised to expand my circle of family and improve my credit score, to tether me to something wholesome and give my life meaning.
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The ropes and hooks can also be used to tether rafts to the plane so they don&apost float away as passengers board.2.
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Tether had posted their intention to begin issuing USDT and EURT—a coin pegged to the euro—over Ethereum, a competing but inter-exchangeable cryptocurrency.
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For example, concerns have escalated recently that Tether, a cryptocurrency pegged to the dollar, may or may not have actual dollars to back its tokens.
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Major digital currencies edged higher on Monday as tether, a controversial token designed to be pegged to the U.S. dollar, fell more than 2 percent.
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Tether, a token that its creators claim is 100 percent backed by fiat currency reserves, was seen trading 2.5 percent lower at $0.965 Monday morning.
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Frustratingly, most options out there feel like a compromise: Typical over-ear headphones, for example, provide great sound quality but tether you down with cords.
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Today, stable coins are mostly used for trading and exchange-related purposes and Tether, the controversial project backed by Bitfinex, is probably the best-known.
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The LTE connectivity is useful, especially if you're the type of person who hates asking for wifi passwords or refuses to tether with your phone.
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And the alternative, to accept that my inextricable tether to gender-based subjugation could not be overridden with force of will, was overwhelming and painful.
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Some technologies will use the magnetic field of the Earth itself to get the satellites down; that's the aim of JAXA's Kounotori Integrated Tether Experiment.
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The drone has electro-optical and infrared cameras to look for potential threats and is on a microfilament tether that provides power to the craft.
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Its weight can also tether these grandchildren of empire to feelings of inadequacy, snared "like a snail caught in the spiral of its own slime".
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When the scientists hook the little robot to an electrical tether or tiny little battery pack, the electrical charge causes the polymer "muscle" to flex.
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The kite launches from a base station and is constrained by a 1,400-foot tether as it flies autonomously in circles with guidance from computers.
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The Hugo 2 is a spectacular feat of engineering, performing better than many desktop audio systems that require a permanent tether to a power outlet.
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On March 14th Tether, the most popular stablecoin, with $2bn-worth in circulation, said that it might not be fully backed with dollars after all.
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In December, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission subpoenaed Bitfinex and the company Tether, after investors expressed concerns over these very same price manipulation issues.
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University of Texas researchers have accused Bitfinex/Tether of manipulating the price of Bitcoin (upwards.) The two entities have allegedly been subpoenaed by US regulators.
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And that's before I even mention the fact that all the processing takes place within the headset itself, no need for gaming PC or tether.
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"Tether-tenna was a proof of concept project we were evaluating when we discussed it at F8 in early 2017," a spokesperson for Facebook said.
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"This soldier was at the end of his tether and her reaction to the push… she took, like six steps… is ridiculous," the source said.
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Rather than slotting your phone in the back of the device, it attaches via a USB tether, making the headset lighter, but not necessarily better.
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Each of their 'USDT' cryptocurrency tokens is allegedly backed by this real currency held in Tether's reserves and can be redeemed through the Tether Platform.
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Another method is a "virtual tether", which in effect puts a drone on an invisible leash to prevent it flying too far from its operator.
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The basic kit comes with the drone, a 1080p camera, 30 meter tether, and a "wifi bouy" that acts as a sort of a repeater.
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U.S. dollar-bitcoin trading made up about 25 percent, and tether — which is pegged to the greenback — accounted for about 20 percent of trading volume.
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Tony Tether, a former DARPA director, told me that at high speeds the g-forces imposed on pilots can make physically maneuvering an aircraft impossible.
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Tether also reportedly said in the removed post that it was attempting to recover those tokens to prevent them from entering the broader cryptocurrency market.
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A "super PAC" supporting Hillary Clinton will begin airing ads in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania that tether Donald J. Trump to embattled Republican senators there.
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There should be a master tether-release that can be activated by the pilot or any passenger to allow quick egress from the passengers' harnesses.
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Cryptocurrency startup Tether announced late on Monday night that an "external attacker" stole more than $30 million USD worth of digital money from the company.
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If so, we tether deep structural inequities — underfunded schools, income inequality, institutional racism — to the student, rather than the systematic factors responsible for causing them.
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Other methods included using tether nets to catch and dispose of debris, as well as using concentrated sunlight to push space debris out of orbit.
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Thoughtful criticism should tether these artists' creative work with the accusations against them; otherwise, they will remain able to be consumed independent of each other.
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It's a model of an interaction where there's this strong reward system — and that it kind of seems to keep kids on an emotional tether.
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Tether, which provides crypto tokens that it says are backed one-to-one with real currencies like dollars, is a prime candidate, Mr. Laurent says.
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Beside the lovingly rendered module he floated again, sometimes with his hands out like an explorer, sometimes simply swimming, with his tether slack around him.
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The price of tether is tied to fiat currency, simplifying some of the legal difficulties cryptocurrency exchanges have trading physical money for its digital counterpart.
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Earlier this week, Bloomberg reported that the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission sent subpoenas on December 6 to Bitfinex and Tether, citing an anonymous source.
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It's called tether, and the digital asset aims to link the cryptocurrency environment to the fiat world by tying each token to government-backed currency.
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After a while, I got the hang of the OS, and the phone became a reliable tether to the wider world if I needed it.
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Such a dramatic shift will also de-tether the continent from the instability of the Middle East while strengthening commercial relationships with Europe and Asia.
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"Tether seems to be used both to stabilize and manipulate bitcoin prices," said the paper's co-authors, professor John Griffin and doctoral student Amin Shams.
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There are two USB-C ports for charging or accessories, and if you're using a Pixel phone you can even set it to automatically tether data.
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Venezuelans have turned to Bitcoin and other coins, including Dash, Ether, Stellar, TRON, and controversial stablecoin Tether for this kind of slapdash means of value preservation.
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Most famously, the Mayans would encrust Maquech beetles with gold and gemstones and tether them to their chests via a gold chain, like a crawling brooch.
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If you can keep the damage tether up on a Pharah or Reaper as they're casting, they'll cut through the opposing team that much more quickly.
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Tether spent nearly a decade as the head of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa) and created the Grand Challenge, where lidar made its debut.
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Hoopster theorizes that the real Jason performed the trick last summer and burned half his face off, and that his Tether, Pluto, doesn't remember it happening.
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It promises freedom from arranging our lives around all the many power-hungry devices we've accumulated, each one acting as a tether that limits our movement.
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MITSUBISHI UFJ FINANCIAL GROUP INC The world's fifth-largest bank has hired Susan Tether as head of corporate communications for EMEA and international securities, excluding Japan.
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A court order issued by New York's legal chief requires the operators of Bitfinex and Tether Limited to cease further losses of its U.S. dollar reserves.
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Speaking at the F8 conference in San Jose today, the company said that the helicopter, dubbed "Tether-tenna," would provide "instant infrastructure" during times of crisis.
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In those instances, the helicopter will tether to a fiber line and electricity, and then rise hundreds of feet in the air to broadcast a signal.
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It used to be that if you wanted to tether with Sprint or T-Mobile's unlimited plans, you had to pay an additional fee each month.
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In a post on its website, Tether says $30,950,000 USDT was taken from its treasury wallet on November 19th and sent to a unauthorized digital wallet.
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At CES on Tuesday, fitness apparel company Under Armour announced the first sensor-filled sneakers that track your workouts without needing to tether to a smartphone.
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Even as Tether fell after the allegations became public, peers such as TrueUSD and Paxos Standard jumped by about 2%, according to Messari's index of stablecoins.
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Doubts had long swirled about the bona fides of Tether, which has more than $2.8bn-worth in circulation, and Bitfinex, the exchange it is traded on.
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There's no tether between buds and everything from volume control to listening choices are made with a tab or stroke of the bud of your choice.
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The craft's propulsion comes from the interaction between this tether and the hydrogen and helium nuclei that form most of the mass of the solar wind.
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Binance Coin and Bitcoin Cash, Tether, Monero and Dash: The diversity of their names reflects myriad protocols and groups of users, traders and developers behind them.
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DNA TECHNOLOGY CREATES DIGITAL &aposSKETCH&apos OF TERRORISTS&apos FACES The station reports that the "BolaWrap" costs $800 dollars and each tether cartridge is $30 bucks.
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But the new-found tether Wall Street has with oil and the increasingly ambiguous commitment the Fed has to backstopping the market has challenged that notion.
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"Alt-Right trolls basically generated a ton of response to Trump by creating insane mythologies that titillated people that had no tether to community," he surmises.
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All of the initial devices will function like VR headsets that tether to a PC, and will support six degrees of freedom and inside-out tracking.
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I certainly think the Oculus Go headset, by not requiring a phone and being portable and not having to tether it, solved a number of issues.
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Source: CoinDesk According to a now deleted post on its website, Tether said a "malicious action by an external attacker" resulted in the theft, CoinDesk said.
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Observers for a while have been warning that Trump might not want to tether his presidential success so much to the markets, which are notoriously unpredictable.
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Bitfinex, for its part, has been subject to widespread speculation regarding its solvency and activity related to Tether, an embattled cryptocurrency allegedly backed by cash reserves.
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According to the researchers from the University of Texas, the company behind Tether issued digital tokens to Bitfinex, which then used those tokens to buy bitcoin.
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In recent weeks, a few hundred millions dollars' worth of Tether has changed hands on a daily basis across several exchanges, according to data on CoinMarketCap.com.
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"Just to be free-floating up there, no tether to the shuttle, I thought that was so cool — to be a satellite yourself," Dr. Kavandi said.
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"It makes no sense to tether ourselves with cables to our mobile devices," Schiller said on stage during the iPhone 7 unveil shortly before revealing AirPods.
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Since many exchanges and other cryptocurrencies are connected to tether, any finding that its stated value is untrue would send the market into a significant decline.
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Lil' Sidekick Multi-Functional Tether (2-pack), available on Buy Buy Baby, $14.99These multi-functional tethers may not be on the registry, but they should be.
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Tether Limited argues that using this method to buy virtual currencies allows users to move fiat in and out of an exchange more quickly and cheaply.
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To play devil's advocate, folks who pay for a Wi-Fi hotspot on their smartphones can also "tether" and share the same connection as their phone.
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Let's choose to tether their fates and make it more difficult to leave that low paid worker out of consideration when any important decisions get made.
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At the other end of the rope, a new spacecraft called the Dream Chaser waited for that tether to go taut and pull it from the pavement.
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This conversation isn't just being had by tired daters who've reached the end of their swiping tether — the dating industry is also asking itself this very question.
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Once Instant Tether is enabled, you should be able to connect to it from the Quick Settings panel on the right-hand side of your app shelf.
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While the founders of that exchange had long insisted Tether was a separate entity, The New York Times reported in November that the Paradise Papers suggested otherwise.
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Starting on Wednesday, Chainalysis customers can track Binance coin, Gemini dollar, Tether, and USD coin on Chainalysis KYT (Know Your Transaction), the firm's anti-money laundering service.
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Kounotori 6 carried a 700-meter (2,296-foot) metal tether that was designed to slow down space junk and bring it back to Earth with electromagnetic force.
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Replacing the tether with a battery pack gives the robot more freedom to roam, but adding the battery slows the little ray-bot down to half speed.
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In fact, even the moment when Charlamagne Tha God, seemingly at the end of his tether, told him he had a "Kid Rock-ish vibe" was tame.
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Tether-tenna is a small helicopter attached to a fiber line that can be flown to create a virtual tower a few hundred feet above the ground.
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In some, the tether is far — a daughter travels to Lebanon to visit her mother, who is gradually wasting away, the Cyclops creates an online dating profile.
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He'll get you to stay after hours, tether you to your smartphone, or just give you tasks that were not at all what you signed up for.
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Plus, Hasselblad has been one of the earliest adopters of USB-C, which comes in handy when you want to tether the camera to your modern computer.
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WHEN HE GOT too curious as a baby, which was most of the time, Les Murray's parents would tether him to a bench-leg in the yard.
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The electricity they generate (600 kilowatts at full capacity) is sent to the ground through a power line encased in a tether nearly half a kilometre long.
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The Archer C1200's setup is mercifully easy; just use the TP-Link Tether app (available for both Android and iOS) to get it up and running.
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Roy's plan is notable in that it does continue to tether the insurance premiums to income, giving those who earn less more generous support — much like Obamacare.
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Pluto, Jason's Tether, has no problem starting fires, as we are led to believe with his facial scar, and his actions feel like the inverse to Jason's.
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Once the rope was removed, she could see the irritating and deep wounds the dog's tether had created as he pulled against the rope calling for help.
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The fourth is a so-called hybrid vehicle, a mobile unmanned submarine that can operate either automatically or by following instructions transmitted to it through a tether.
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Unlike Tether, which provides only USD in the form of ERC-20 tokens, Jibrel has created tokens for six fiat currencies (USD, GBP, EUR, RUB, AED, CNY).
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Later that month, cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex and stablecoin Tether were accused by the New York Attorney General of covering up an $850 million loss of customer funds.
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Or, far more realistically, you're a professional photographer who needs to tether a camera with a fast USB 3.0 connection to a distant workstation for a shoot.
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Other groups have introduced their own stablecoins, one of the most prominent being tether, which has been plagued by allegations of being involved in cryptocurrency market manipulation.
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They often take it to a park behind a Fire Department facility in the Castleton Corners neighborhood of Staten Island to test the tether and the cameras.
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According to a now deleted post on its website, Tether said a "malicious action by an external attacker" resulted in the theft of the tokens, CoinDesk said.
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The basic design of a space elevator would involve a cable, or "tether," that could stretch from an anchor on the ground to a counterweight in space.
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The game will be available for purchase on the Oculus Rift, Oculus Quest (if you tether it to a PC), HTC Vive, and Windows Mixed Reality headsets.
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And the other thing about this that's completely unrealistic: George Clooney is flying on by, and Sandra Bullock reaches and grabs his tether and grabs onto him.
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To surpass the United States as the globe's preeminent power, though, it will likely have to tether its ambition to a coherent, compelling conception of world affairs.
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But gold does have real-world uses, both for jewelry and for things like filling teeth, that provide a weak but real tether to the real economy.
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It's not on every night in perpetuity like, say, "Friends," or "Seinfeld," a tether to the past that makes a person wonder if time is actually passing.
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Contracts like those tether vulnerable families to debts that can linger on for years -- landing them in court for missed payments, with garnished wages and accruing interest.
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This fall, a team of explorers lowered a robot on a long tether, lit up the wreck with bright lights and took thousands of high-resolution photos.
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After a tense moment, however, he cuts the tether, releasing his dad from a future he can't cope with, and severing ties with his own broken past.
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Settled with her new family in New Orleans, Adana discovers, like fortunate parents the world over, that literature is the best tether for her son's wandering spirit.
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On October 6th a group filed a class-action lawsuit in New York, accusing Tether of being "part-fraud, part-pump-and-dump, and part-money laundering".
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The rituals are meant to foster bonds at a place where the academics are rigorous and where there are no scholarships to tether athletes to their teams.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi held a press conference on Wednesday with other Democratic leaders to try to closely tether Trump's rhetoric and proposals to GOP lawmakers.
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GIF: NASA/JPL-CaltechThe tether that connects SEIS to InSight expands and contracts dramatically owing to significant temperature fluctuations over the course of the Martian day-night cycle.
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Tether is what is known in the industry as a "stablecoin," a cryptocurrency pegged to a government-backed currency to avoid the volatility common in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
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Now the two are partners in Facebook's latest connectivity endeavor, a concept the company is calling Tether-tenna, which is intended to bring reliable wireless to disaster areas.
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And while he didn't dare to test the suit's flight abilities himself, he watched as inventor friend Richard Browning soared 15 feet off the ground without a tether.
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Unable to get her bearings, and without a tether to keep her secured to the space station, she drifts farther and farther away until all hope is lost.
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A paper published by two researchers at the University of Texas at Austin asks whether Tether, another cryptocurrency, is being used to prop up the price of bitcoin.
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Like the Vive Cosmos, HTC's new headset that promises to add inside-out tracking, you'd still likely need to tether the device to a PC for external processing.
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Powered by five propellers and sporting a camera on its front and back ends, the football-sized robot was remotely operated via a tether attached to its rear.
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But when the Beijing-based company's prototype, called NewLine Baby, successfully took off and landed last week for the second time in two months, no tether was needed.
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The position of the tether relative to the craft could be changed by the use of force that's generated by an electric current and the Earth's magnetic field.
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They say that suspiciously large quantities of Tether were issued whenever the bitcoin price was low, and were allegedly traded for bitcoin on Bitfinex, a large currency exchange.
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It told The New York Times in a statement: "Tether issuances cannot be used to prop up the price of Bitcoin or any other coin/token on Bitfinex."
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Tether claims that all of its coins are backed by US dollars held in reserve or other fiat currencies, although it hasn't provided hard evidence to confirm this.
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Galagos can jump five times in just four seconds, and when they tether their jumps together, they can traverse a distance of up to 28 feet (8.5 meters).
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I was able to tether the OnePlus 7 Pro 5G to a laptop over Wi-Fi and get speeds of around 100Mbps in a beer garden one day.
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And so is the tether, because the craft also carries a solar-powered electron gun that shoots out into space a stream of electrons scavenged from the wires.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson, an astrophysicist and all-around Explainer of Things, explained the non-conundrum on Twitter: Mysteries of #Gravity: When Clooney releases Bullock's tether, he drifts away.
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Instead of requiring dedicated wiring or a team of professional installers, Sonos would create Wi-Fi amplifiers ("ZonePlayers") that you could tether to the speakers you already owned.
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Officials believe Maverick had been twisted up in his tether for at least a full day, but speculate he might have been unattended in Kennedy's backyard for weeks.
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Those boxes need to be set up and plugged into the wall, and a large tether connects the headset your PC. The Vive also has two custom controllers.
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"With the tether, we're able to fly continuous operations for two weeks at a time without coming down," says Laura Major, CTO of the Danvers, Massachusetts based startup.
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In such a school you might even de-emphasize the G.P.A. mentality, which puts a tether on passionate interests and substitutes other people's longings for the student's own.
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In Rockville, she discovered an I.G.A. supermarket frequented by the local Amish community; the van parks next to the hitching post where Amish shoppers tether their buggy horses.
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This should ease the fear of a possible Tether collapse as well as give traders the option to hedge their bets and diversify across two USD-pegged coins.
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But Binance is approximately seven times bigger than Bittrex in terms of trading volume, and it's the second largest Tether market, making this new partnership far more important.
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Instead of selling cryptocurrencies, like bitcoin or Ethereum, and potentially incurring higher fees and longer transaction times, investors can easily swap their holdings for Tether within an exchange.
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Bitfinex, whose staff are mostly in Europe and Asia, shares its management with Tether, a company that issues a "stablecoin" cryptocurrency that is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
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Smartphones often tether us to our jobs even when we're not at the office, making it hard to disconnect and find the balance between work and personal time.
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And with more and more of our lives spent online, how reassuring it feels to tether ourselves again to the world, to the solidity and bluntness of objects.
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Trump, who at the start of his presidency sought to tether his success to the stock market, has now sought to point the finger elsewhere for its troubles.
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The Tether hack is the second high-profile cryptocurrency shenanigan already this week—on Sunday, an Ethereum startup that raised $374 thousand USD from investors simply vanished overnight.
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Customers can buy Tether coins on Bitfinex and then transfer them to other virtual currency exchanges, providing a way to move dollars between countries without going through banks.
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But nothing has drawn more criticism than the operation of Tether, a virtual currency that is supposed to be tied — or tethered — to the value of a dollar.
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For the short term, at least, she will tether the Obamas to a heavily Democratic city where people are still reeling from the arrival of the Trump administration.
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Since schools are such an important tether to society for homeless students and their families, supporting schools is a great way to support the neediest in your community.
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Instead of selling cryptocurrencies, like bitcoin or Ethereum, and potentially incurring higher fees and longer transaction times, investors can easily swap their holdings for Tether within an exchange.
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Ludovicus van der Velde is purported to be in charge of both, and Philip Potter is a director at Tether, according to documents in the Paradise Papers leaks.
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Mr. Griffin spotted patterns that suggested manipulators were using another virtual currency, Tether, which was issued by Bitfinex, to prop up the price of Bitcoin when it sagged.
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There are still hurdles to overcome with VR. The ergonomics must become better and feel more natural, the prices must come down, and the tether must be removed.
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Hayter also pointed to a report by an industry publication that Bitfinex, a cryptocurrency exchange connected to tether, had suspended deposits in U.S. dollars, euros, sterling and Japanese yen.
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Specifically Amin Shams and Professor John Griffin's 66-page paper looks at the relationship between Bitcoin and Tether, a "stablecoin" supposedly backed by and pegged to the US dollar.
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In a real deployment, the net would likely have a tether line attached to the firing satellite, which would tug on the target spacecraft to create even more drag.
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And if you have a Google Pixel phone, there's a brand-new integration to "instant tether" your smartphone to your laptop in the event that there's no Wi-Fi.
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Tether is said to be related — owned, even — by one of the largest crypto exchanges out there, Bitfinex, and there's talk of the two companies engaging in dishonest activities.
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A hose tether runs from the tank to the drone at all times, feeding the low-pressure sprayer while keeping the bulk of the weight down on the ground.
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A product like Skip Hop's Zoo safety harness, which features a tether for an adult to grip, attached to a child's backpack, can help you manage your child. 4.
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The tip of the tether, equipped with an end mass weighing 48 pounds (22 kg), would attach itself to a piece of space debris, such as a dead satellite.
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I think that's actually a world that conservatives don't want, and they're not fully thinking through what it would mean to tether Twitter to an allow-all-speech policy.
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I keep one on Verizon and the other on Project Fi so that I always have a couple of network options available to me when I need to tether.
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They spin faster and faster as they shrink, just like a heavy weight on the end of a tether will swing faster and faster the shorter the rope becomes.
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And despite there being a rechargeable battery inside the 8Bitdo SNES 30 controller, it somehow still felt lighter than the original SNES' controllers without that annoying cable tether attached.
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In January, reports of the subpoena began to surface, as did news that Tether had dissolved its relationship with an audit firm it had hired for an internal audit.
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It's difficult to explain just how important being subtly reminded (via PC tether) to stay somewhat stationary is until you truly lose yourself in a high-end VR experience.
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Its issuer, also called Tether, is the "central bank of the crypto world," says David Gerard of Attack of the 50 Foot Blockchain, a website that tracks the sector.
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Tether, the highest-profile stablecoin, with coins worth around $3.6 billion in existence, has faced questions over whether it holds enough U.S. dollars to back the tokens in circulation.
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It's not clear how Frank broke free from his tether but he was picked up Monday by Douglas County Animal Control and underwent emergency surgery at the animal hospital.
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This drone then intercepts the rogue drone and shoots a net at the target drone to either cause the drone to crash or tether it to the larger drone.
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Underpinning Tether's sales pitch is the proposition that its coins were backed 1-to-1 by fiat currency—in other words, one Tether is one dollar because iFinex Inc.
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James obtained an injunction from the New York State Supreme Court, which, among other demands placed on the company and its founders, bars them from continuing to disseminate Tether.
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There's nothing "other" about Kevin's sexual orientation, and having him be the main tether to the old Archie style makes a bold statement about queer inclusion at Archie Comics.
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Critics have long argued that Tether is a scam — a claim bolstered by Tether's seeming refusal or inability to release an audit — that artificially inflates the price of bitcoin.
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Digital currency research firm Diar said in a recent report Tether flows into exchanges catering primarily to Chinese traders totaled $10 billion in the year to June, it said.
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I wonder if that isn't partly because there is a critical mass of Republican economists who battle the Democratic economists and thus tether the discipline to the American mainstream.
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Digital currency research firm Diar said in a recent report Tether flows into exchanges catering primarily to Chinese traders totalled $10 billion in the year to June, it said.
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But Ms. Golden also brings elements of fey, touching truth to her role, giving the lunatic proceedings an emotional tether to the hard knocks that aging actors must endure.
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Jobs that made no or marginal use of digital devices 10 years ago now tether workers to their machines as closely as today's students are glued to their smartphones.
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"She's such an incredible singer that she was one of the only people I thought could tether that line and achieve the sound we were going for," Segal explained.
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And the iPhone is a constrained tool as you can't change the lens or tether the iPhone to a computer to instantly see the photos on a big screen.
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The 27-page paper said another cryptocurrency called tether was used to buy bitcoin at key moments when it was declining, which helped "stabilize and manipulate" the cryptocurrency's price.
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There are still some unanswered questions about Tether-tenna, like how widespread the wireless connection will be or how the choppers will get to the scene in a crisis.
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Enter Valkyrie, Mercy's new ult: Valkyrie allows Mercy to fly freely without having to tether and glide to other characters like Pharah, but also amps-up her other abilities.
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On church lawns and in downtown parks, baby Jesus is back in his manger, but often with a security camera rolling and a tether securing him to the ground.
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Bloomberg reported this month that the U.S. Department of Justice had initiated an investigation of cryptocurrency Tether over possible manipulation of bitcoin prices at the end of last year.
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A: Well we did consider using tethered unmanned submarine type vehicles mounted with cameras, but because of the tether cord, they're not allowed near the animals in the Galápagos.
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According to patents filed by the company, a counterbalance spinning opposite the rocket gets released at the same time, preventing the tether from becoming unbalanced and vibrating into oblivion.
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If you don't, it's just going to keep swinging around, week after week, hitting you in the back of the head like a circadian tether ball you aren't ducking.
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A clear and inspiring purpose can tether everybody's work to shared meaning at the organizational level, and can help leaders stay on the right path at the personal level.
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In 743 and 2018, it claims, Tether issued "extraordinary amounts" of unbacked coins to flood Bitfinex, propping up demand for Bitcoin and creating "the largest bubble in human history".
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I sometimes wonder if I revert to Jo, would I, in some small yet significant way, mend the tether that bound us, the one that frayed when they died.
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Once issued, nearly all tether was moved to Bitfinex and then shifted to other exchanges, where it was used to buy bitcoin, propping up the price, the paper said.
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It would be better for it to use a tether carrying power and air cables, so it could stay aloft indefinitely and use a more powerful pneumatic nail gun.
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Chrome OS will soon be able to tether to an iPhone over USB, allowing Apple's phones to share a mobile data connection without the battery drain of doing it wirelessly.
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It's the first song I wrote since moving back to the Sunshine Coast where I grew up after reaching the end of my tether and things feeling wrong in Melbourne.
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The goal, Browning says, is to balance the three forces against each other so I don't get pushed left or right or worse spin out of control on the tether.
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In the 66-page paper, the authors explained that tether was used to buy bitcoin at key moments when it was declining, which helped "stabilize and manipulate" the cryptocurrency's price.
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It shows a company that isn't a total Luddite, and it allows users to tether their more advanced computer to the MP02 for a cellular connection when they need it.
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"[Researchers] claimed that Tether was used to buy Bitcoin at pivotal periods, and that about half of Bitcoin's 1,400 percent gain last year was attributable to such transactions," wrote Bloomberg.
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And when employees tested the equipment that was in use in November, they found it extremely difficult to sever the tether using the cutter, according to the former FlyNYON official.
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Delita Martin's latest exhibition, Calling Down the Spirits, seeks to visualize the incorporeal and genetic strands that tether generations of Black women to each other and to the spiritual world.
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But if, as in Freya's case, she is unable to relinquish control, to let her son experience life without a tether , then she has failed, and with her, her son.
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One silver lining is that some states that use these voting machines tether them to a voter-verified paper audit trail, an additional security layer, letting voters verify their ballots.
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And yet, even after the latest revelations, Tether remains the terra firma of the crypto world, just because it's a highly liquid instrument and everybody agrees that it's worth $1.
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The cryptocurrency world has been in a uproar with allegations that stablecoin Tether and exchange Bitfinex have artificially propped up the value of Bitcoin and are running an elaborate scam.
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The Miami Heat need/want to tether themselves to a star, and Griffin could be even better with the ball in his hands more frequently in a fast-paced environment.
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In a 66-page paper, the authors found that tether was used to buy bitcoin at key moments when it was declining, which helped "stabilize and manipulate" the cryptocurrency's price.
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The authors tracked that pattern and found periods of suspicious bitcoin price activity tied to the issuance of tether, which is purportedly pegged to the value of the U.S. dollar.
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The test—which Stoppard passes brilliantly in Hilary's case, but elsewhere not so much—is whether the writer can tether thought to emotion, theory to the practice that is life.
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After he lost the 1988 campaign, and another in 1990, "The Mike Pence Show" became his tether to voters across Indiana and a springboard into the world of national conservatives.
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"What critics said: "If Eve is our frayed tether to reality, Villanelle embodies the entitled, otherworldly glamour of both being in her line of work and taking pride in it.
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For Kim, "in" means a tighter tether to her corporate client, Mesa Verde, which entails skimping on pro bono clients, who appear to be her only source of professional satisfaction.
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More from Nathaniel Popper of the NYT: Hundreds of millions of dollars worth of new Tether were created; almost always when the prices of other virtual currencies were heading down.
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But once out in space, with three hours left until the bomb detonates and destroys Project Lima, Clifford jettisons backwards, pulling Roy, who is connected by a tether, with him.
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The digital coins are issued by a company called Tether Limited that is governed by the laws of the British Virgin Islands, according to the legal part of its website.
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Bloomberg reported Tuesday that in December, the U.S. Commodity Futures and Trading Commission subpoenaed Bitfinex and a cryptocurrency company called Tether, which is run by many of the same executives.
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The technology is also being used in robotics (to help robots understand sarcasm, presumably) and call centers (possibly to detect the proximity of the customer to the terminus of their tether).
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To that end, a scoop on the end of InSight's robotic arm will be used to orient a weighted block, or pinning mass, to prevent wind from blowing the tether around.
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An e-sail is a version of a solar sail which uses a positively charged tether 20km long to repel itself from and move through the like-charged solar wind particles.
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Lee noted in a Friday call with CNBC that tether's issues don't have "much effect on bitcoin," since most people are "long tether because [they] don't want to be long bitcoin."
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While charging stations will tether our electric cars to cords for some time, Tesla Model 3 dares to be cordless in the phones that double as keys to power our cars.
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However major questions exist over how realistically the value of a tether can be linked back to an actual dollar and Bitfinex is being investigated by the New York Attorney General.
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The TrueUSD coin can be used as a stalking horse to secure investments in Ethereum, Bitcoin, Tether, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Monero, 0x and NEO, according to a statement from the company.
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Rumours have long swirled about the bona fides of Tether, a four-year-old cryptocurrency with more than $2.8bn in circulation, and of Bitfinex, the exchange on which it is traded.
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In other words, the attorney-general concluded that the stash of cash supposed to back Tether did exist—but that it could easily be used for other purposes without customers knowing.
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But Eric Turner of Messari, a data-provider that tracks cryptocurrencies, expects traders to drift away from Tether as more exchanges start to list alternatives, which tend to be more transparent.
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Flying tight figures-of-eight in gusty winds while pulling on a tether requires a robustness of structure and a precision of control that go beyond those involved in conventional aeronautics.
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"Sometimes I'm at the end of my tether," she says, adding that she shouldn't have to feel guilty about giving her child the iPad so she can have some "me time".
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With most cryptocurrencies prone to wild swings, tether offers people who dabble in the market the option of buying a currency that its backers say is pegged to the US dollar.
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The extreme slowdown could have been due to an outgassing in a sort-of sweet spot, like hitting a tether-ball in the exact right place to slow down its spin.
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Intel's pitch with Project Alloy is that it has figured out a way to offer a PC-like VR experience without the need to tether the headset to a computer system.
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Democrats are eager to tether Collins to the race, believing they have a shot at flipping the solidly Republican district if the GOP is unable to replace him on the ballot.
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Does Leonard, whose loyalty was never questioned until his injury woes, indeed want to tether himself to South Texas and succeed Tim Duncan as the on-court face of the franchise?
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Bitfinex also shares much of the same leadership as Tether Limited, including its CEO, chief financial officer, chief strategy officer and general counsel, according to documents revealed in the Paradise Papers.
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"Tether issuances cannot be used to prop up the price of Bitcoin or any other coin/token on Bitfinex," Jan Ludovicus van der Velde, Bitfinex's chief executive, said in a statement.
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DeSantis' campaign got national attention for a TV ad featuring his toddler building a wall with cardboard blocks, a signal of how closely DeSantis wanted to tether himself to the president.
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The device, which would tether wirelessly to a smartphone, is designed to look like a regular pair of spectacles so that it could be worn comfortably and unobtrusively, the people said.
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Given that the anonymous report claims tether was responsible for 48.8 percent of bitcoin's price rise in 2017, the author said there could be a 30 percent to 80 percent correction.
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The team ultimately wants BRUIE to be able to withstand conditions beneath the ice for months on end, explore without the safety of a tether and investigate oceans at deeper levels.
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So you would see a huge price diverge as people see that only way they can turn tether into real money is to buy other cryptocurrency then move to another exchange.
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Critics have posited that the worst is true—that Tether is not being honest about its war chest, but that the entire venture has succeeded in artificially inflating the value of Bitcoin.
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"It makes no sense to tether ourselves with cables to our mobile devices," Phil Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing, said at the company's September product launch in San Francisco.
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But Insecure is a different kind of comedic outfit: it tackles issues by not, by refusing to tether an entire episode to one Very Special Moment, the way Blackish has increasingly done.
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If you're sleeping on the streets, at the end of your tether, afflicted with diseases like depression or drug addiction, you desperately need society to tell you still matter in some way.
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And yet, while long promising such an audit was forthcoming, the latest hope for such an accounting was dashed Saturday when CoinDesk reported that Tether and its supposed auditor were parting ways.
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All of them told Recode that apart from a few downsides, they have improved the quality of their lives by working remotely and releasing their tether to specific places near their employers.
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Tether says it will not redeem any of the stolen tokens and that it is in the process of attempting to recover the tokens to prevent them from entering the broader ecosystem.
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If rodeo is the last tether to the frontier, as Skip Hollandsworth, a screenwriter and an executive editor of Texas Monthly, put it recently, bull riding connects to something even more primal.
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This tether starts off coiled around a horizontal drum that is mounted on an axle which is anchored at each end in the shipping container in which the system's generator is housed.
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Last month, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) subpoenaed cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex and the company Tether, which has launched a popular coin of the same name, anonymous sources told Bloomberg today.
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Imagine what your heart would be doing if you rode a swing suspended from a 400-foot-long tether hanging beneath a hot air balloon floating over 5,900 feet in the air.
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And if, despite all precautions, a tether were to snap, measures would need to be in place to bring both it and the kite once attached to it safely back to earth.
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Tether-tenna was a much smaller scale idea compared to Aquila, which involved ultra-light solar-powered drones that were bigger than a 737, and beamed internet to the ground using lasers.
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Earlier this month, animal welfare agents in Massachusetts rescued an emaciated dog they say gnawed off part of his own foot to escape a tether that had become entangled around his legs.
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Eradication teams have been urging people to make sure the fish they eat is fully cooked, to bury raw fish entrails (to prevent dogs from eating them) and to tether infested canines.
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But he is an egomaniacal bigot with no tether to the truth, a tendency toward cruelty — especially when he feels he's been wronged — and has the temperament of a 5-year-old.
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"Mind of the Tether" was for me quite a seminal track and one that marked my work with drum machines, sampling, and triggering, and ushered in a whole new era for me.
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One question hanging over hard-to-tether digital groups is whether they should be forced to register a "permanent establishment", tax parlance for a taxable presence, in countries where they make sales.
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Tether updated its website as recently as mid-February to remove the reference to tethers being "backed 1-to-1 by traditional currency," in other words by money held in bank accounts.
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Data suggested that a removable tether would be the most popular option, leading Lieberman to focus on improving the security of the tether's attachment, and making it easier to attach and remove.
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"A lot of people trying to move capital in and out of borders try to use Tether as a medium," said Anthony Wong of Hong Kong-based crypto investment firm Orichal Partners.
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There's a lot of stuff in this box:The headset with its tether cable that connects to your computerThe Oculus sensor and stand, which track the position of the Rift on your head.
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The plan called for the city to contribute about $13 million for renovations to Bank of America Stadium in exchange for a six-year hard tether to keep the Panthers in Charlotte.
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According to the Scallywag team, Fisher had unclipped his tether to move forward from the cockpit when the boat, moving at 20 to 30 knots, surfed down a wave and accidentally jibed.
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Would Joe and I have weathered the rough patches, if not for the additional tether of our joint health insurance—not to mention the awkwardness of actually having to get a divorce?
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Like many planners, Ms. Goldblatt will work with couples who tether themselves to tight purse strings, though perhaps not the less-than-$10,000 couples (unless they have a small number of guests).
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There's also mounting doubt whether Tether, a cryptocoin that's pegged to the price of U.S. dollar and allegedly backed in U.S. dollars at a 1:1 ratio, is in fact a scam.
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As Wing's drones are only allowed to takeoff or land in specific locations, pickups and deliveries are handled via a tether, with the drone itself hovering about 20 feet in the air.
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The promise of Tether, the digital currency pegged 1:1 to the US dollar, was that it could provide the benefits of a cryptocurrency while providing a fiat -backed peg against price fluctuations.
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Earlier in October, the price of Tether, which is also meant to be pegged to the U.S. dollar, plummeted below 90 cents after reports that the Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange was insolvent.
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Image: AP While many cryptocoins seek to transcend conventional currency, the cryptocurrency Tether claims to back each of its issued tokens with an equal amount of redeemable cash held in a private reserve.
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Obviously, this is still a research project with numerous challenges ahead of it, most notably the need to remove the tether wires and integrate power and flight control-technology on the tiny robot.
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Despite the fashion-oriented marketing campaigns and celebrity endorsements, there remains a significant number of people who still find the need to tether the Apple Watch to your iPhone a redundant deal breaker.
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I've taken my Android-powered projector to the beach and rooftop after-parties, for example, where I streamed Netflix and live football games over Wi-Fi or via a tether to my smartphone.
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The memories of being held down and physically restrained when she got vaccines sit inside of her, like a tether, holding her back every time she has to interact with a healthcare professional.
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As long as those are maintained, it's actually irrelevant to the average user whether Tether is actually backed by dollars … which obviously opens up a lot of space in which shenanigans might occur.
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The book encompasses work written between 21994 and 231: it consists of essays and reviews that originally appeared in The Nation, Seneca Review, Art & Antiques, Raritan, Poetry, Poetry Pilot, Tether, and exhibition catalogs.
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The craft has a tether line supplying water, which it sprays at up to 100 liters a minute (with optional de-icing coating), and another for power, meaning it can stay aloft indefinitely.
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The smart glasses, the FT said, are designed to resemble regular glasses and tether to a smartphone with an audio system that sends sound to the brain via bone conduction rather than headphones.
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It also needs to compete with the Rift, Vive, and PSVR, and having the same positional tracking as those headsets without the need to tether to a computer would be a big deal.
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" Car Seats for the Littles praises it for travel: "It's lightweight, it fits under larger strollers, and it can be hung on the handle of a smaller stroller using the top tether strap.
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"The relationship between Tether and the price of Bitcoin has been flagged for months within the community," said Christian Catalini, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who specializes in blockchain research.
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Gold hangs her nets as early as possible in her working process, valuing them as objects that she can hear and sense in her space — grids that tether her to the physical environment.
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But it follows much controversy surrounding a well-known stablecoin known as tether, which has been accused of being used to prop-up the price of bitcoin during last year's spike in value.
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By 2014, as I muddled through the mess that was the Sochi Olympics, with its displaced citizenry, disappearing dogs, dilapidated accommodations and distressing price tag, my emotional tether to the competition was fraying.
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In her moving and emotionally lucid account of the hospitalizations that followed her suicide attempts, she looks to literature to tether herself to life and to keep her company during her darkest hours.
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"The relationship between Tether and the price of Bitcoin has been flagged for months within the community," said Christian Catalini, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who specializes in blockchain research.
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To attach the walls to the tent top, the team avoided iron hooks and eyes that were used in the original design, and chose rare-earth magnets that tether the fabric in place.
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It has emerged that Jan Ludovicus van der Velde is the CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex, which has been accused of being involved in the price manipulation of bitcoin, as well as tether.
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On October 15th Tether, which is backed by dollars and is the biggest of the lot, with a typical daily trading volume of around $2.5bn, suffered the latest in a series of speculative scares.
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Unlike the wild value fluctuations standard in coin day-trading, Tether purports to be pegged to the value of a currency—one USDT will always be worth one USD, or so the thinking goes.
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People have been buying Tether as a proxy for dollars on cryptocurrency exchanges, and so its failure might cause the price of Bitcoin to plummet and, more broadly, do substantial damage to the market.
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They're available in countless shapes, sizes, and capacities, but their functionality is basically all the same: you tether your smartphone to the power bank's USB port, and your stresses about your phone dying disappear.
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In none of the regions of the world where latitude has been given to let people die when they have reached the end of their tether, has there been an unsightly scramble towards death.
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While it used parachutes and thrusters, Curiosity even had to be lowered down with a specialized tether known as a sky crane at the end of the fall, so that it could land safely.
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The E2-DR prototype is still connected to a tether, but it's conceivable that a future version of the robot will be controlled wirelessly, as the machine must wind through collapsed and chaotic environments.
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"What Facebook told you is correct, they did nothing more with [Tether-tenna] following what they showed at F8," Mikell Taylor, who served as CEO of Everfly, said in a message to The Verge.
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But he also said that it was "in the early stages of development," and that there were challenges — particularly because Tether-tenna was working with high voltage lines — that could get in the way.
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The Blaze doesn't come with GPS, but you can tether it to your smartphone and bring your mobile device along for a jog or hike, if you want the option of tracking your route.
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But there's a whole other half of the Affordable Care Act that launches dozens of experiments in how Medicare pays doctors, trying to tether the money physicians get to whether they improve patients' health.
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For months Israel has been facing calls from its own central bank and organizations like the International Monetary Fund to tether spending and raise taxes after it loosened fiscal policy for a few years.
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One of the partners that uses Tether is crypto exchange Bitfinex, which itself lost 119,756 bitcoin — then worth $72 million but valued at over $950 million today — in a hack over a year ago.
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The company announced on Wednesday what it's calling "Tether-tenna technology," essentially a small, unmanned helicopter that will provide Wi-Fi access to crisis zones when existing Wi-Fi towers are down or damaged.
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Tether issues digital tokens backed by its own reserves of fiat money (one USDT token is equal to one dollar USD, for example) over a protocol called Omni that runs on the Bitcoin blockchain.
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The Justice Department and the C.F.T.C's investigation is focused on whether Tether, a cryptocurrency issued by a Hong Kong-based company, may have been used to drive up Bitcoin's value through well-timed trades.
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To play it, along with all of the games in the Oculus Rift catalog not normally accessible by the Quest, you'll need to tether it to your PC with an approved USB-C cable.
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To play it, along with all of the games in the Oculus Rift catalog not normally accessible by the Quest, you'll need to tether it to your PC with an approved USB-C cable.
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What distinguishes Anna from the other gauzy young women at the clinic is that she maintains a daily tether to the outside — her husband, Matthias, who visits every night, between dinner and evening snack.
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"It would be bizarre to tether a plaintiff's standing - and thus a federal court's power to hear a case - to such a volatile and arbitrary metric," the Justice Department said in a legal filing.
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Mattis' challenge to "unleash us from the tether of fuel," found its way into the 20143 Future Fuels assessment and appeared in energy-related research reports and presentations throughout the military and defense sector.
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PlayStation Vue is meant to be a full-fledged service, but Sony hasn't really leaned into the launch, and the service's initial tether to Sony's game console meant it excluded lots of potential customers.
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Propped on small ledges high above the main room, six lifelike collared bears create an almost unsettling atmosphere as they lean toward the people below, pulling against the chains that tether them to the wall.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission also subpoenaed tether and Bitfinex, who share many of the same executives, in December in part to prove that these tokens are actually backed by a reserve of U.S. dollars.
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The U.S. Justice Department is looking into whether traders used another cryptocurrency called tether to bid up bitcoin prices during its rally last year, Bloomberg News reported Tuesday, citing three people familiar with the matter.
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Created by an exchange called Bitfinex, the currency is pegged to the dollar and, according to the exchange itself, each tether — about $2.7 billion worth — is connected to an actual dollar in someone's bank account.
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So each passenger was provided a hook-shaped blade, marketed as a seatbelt cutter, that they were instructed to use to sever the tether in case of an emergency that required them to extricate themselves.
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Catch up quick: Fidelity wants to help big cryptocurrency investors; amid growing Tether concerns, other stablecoins are having a great week; and most 2017 initial coin offerings (ICOs) are now trading below their listing price.
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On the Japanese side there are also concerns that the Bank of Japan could be nearing the end of its tether, already burdened with unconventional schemes such as negative interest rates and massive bond purchases.
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If you've got a spare USB cable you can create a more stable connection between laptop and mobile device, or you can tether via Bluetooth, which is significantly slower but less taxing on battery life.
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The next thing I knew, I was in a room with a table and it was littered with toys — everything from blocks to tank cars to gnomes to a tether ball suspended in the air.
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Research indicates Tether was used to directly manipulate the price of the leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, and the value of many of the most popular coins tends to rise and fall with the price of Bitcoin.
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It seems, the attorney general alleges, that Tether is not in fact backed one-to-one by U.S. dollars (as the company claimed until March of this year) and that Bitfinex can't cover customer withdraws.
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The space tether is also a core technology needed to build a space elevator, a high-frontier concept for a 1003,300-mile-high lift that would bring objects from Earth into space without a rocket.
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Finance professors John Griffin and Amin Shams – instructors at University of Texas and the Ohio State University, respectively – analyzed over 200 gigabytes of data for the transaction history between bitcoin and tether, another digital currency.
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Traders in the space "have become conditioned to 'sell first, and ask questions later,' which is why we probably saw the sell-off after the Tether news," said Sean Walsh, partner at Redwood City Ventures.
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"Lots of times people in homeless camps will use tether straps or cloth, anything to help hang clothing, food or even trash to keep it off the ground and away from animals," Tucson Police Sgt.
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But sometimes a tendril tries a crack in my consciousness and if I remain only indirectly aware of it and tether my attention to the imminent and perhaps ultimately unseeable sun, sometimes it will grow.
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The price of bitcoin plunged last Wednesday after researchers published a report suggesting that part of the currency's massive surge in 2017 was manipulated by a few people behind another, lesser-known, digital coin: Tether.
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The Johnson Space Center contains a life-size mock-up of the ISS, whose drab, beige interior is lined with drab, gray handholds to tether down things and people, necessary given the lack of gravity.
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The author doesn't tether his own story to the classical one too tightly, but the parallels are obvious — for Rudian with his forbidden ghost; and for Kadare, who once spirited his messages past Communist censors.
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One startup taking this approach is Tether, which is attempting to "peg" its token to the US dollar by claiming that every token is backed 1:1 with real cash in Tether's own bank account.
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Combine that lack of a tether to reality with the very limited extent to which Bitcoin is used for anything, and you have an asset whose price is almost purely speculative, and hence incredibly volatile.
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Meanwhile, on the Apple Watch side of things, the company is rumored to be releasing an Apple Watch with LTE, allowing the smartwatch to fully break the tether that's held it leashed to the iPhone platform.
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And, of course, there's that enormous twist: Adelaide (Lupita Nyong'o) is actually what's called a Tether, a doppelganger created as part of a forgotten government experiment, who switched with her human counterpart when they were children.
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Despite the cryptocurrency's drop in early Friday trading — a symptom of worries around the legitimacy of another digital currency called tether — it's going higher, and may even be in a bull market already, Lee tells CNBC.
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There, crew members lowered the drone into the water before releasing the tether, allowing Orpheus — which is not yet capable of exploring with complete autonomy — to follow a preprogrammed route some 570 feet under the ocean.
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It's a standalone Apple Watch app, which means you don't need to tether to an iPhone to use Alexa, and all you need is a Wi-Fi signal or LTE (on a modern compatible Apple Watch).
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